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It's a league that is still in its relative infancy taking place on the other side of the world in a non-footballing stronghold, without anywhere near the money of most other leagues worldwide. What do you expect?
The games has made massive progress in this country - the standard of the league is improving all the times, as is the calibre of player it is attracting. It is a viable pathway into the better leagues for young players. And it is accessible to everyone.
There are a lot of "Eurosnobs" (not referring to you specifically) who dismiss the A-League because it is the "cool" thing to do - despite these people never having been to a match or if they have, never having tried to give the league a proper go.
If people like you were a little bit more open-minded on the matter then you might find that the league is not really so bad after all.
The games has made massive progress in this country - the standard of the league is improving all the times, as is the calibre of player it is attracting. It is a viable pathway into the better leagues for young players. And it is accessible to everyone.
There are a lot of "Eurosnobs" (not referring to you specifically) who dismiss the A-League because it is the "cool" thing to do - despite these people never having been to a match or if they have, never having tried to give the league a proper go.
If people like you were a little bit more open-minded on the matter then you might find that the league is not really so bad after all.
Having said that, I'm going on Australia Day which will be my second match this season. Looking forward to seeing ADP in the flesh, and to get a look at Tom Rogic.

