"This is by far the least excited I've ever been for an A-League season in my lifetime." In his new column The Director's Chair, Christian Marchetti begins by asking a few simple questions for the APL.

"It's about being positive enough to keep going and giving this game an aspect of your life's passion. If we can all do that, we're going to be alright." The final part of Christian Marchetti's series on why he took a break from Australian football.

"Maybe you're just complaining because you can, or in Australian football, it has somehow become the 'cool' thing to do." The fourth of a five-part series on why Christian Marchetti took a break from Australian football.

"You just think, 'If something like this can't have the desired impact, then what the fuck is the point?" The third of a five-part series on why Christian Marchetti took a break from Australian football.

"In many respects, that speech changed my life. It changed my perspective and desire to realise a world where I can be at peace with the state of our game." The second of a five-part series on why Christian Marchetti took a break from Australian football.

"Why am I still following this? How do I fit into this chaotic landscape? Is working in this field really going to be worth it? Is a career in football media actually viable?" The first of a five-part series on why Christian Marchetti took a break from Australian football.

Following another win, Adrian Stenta says Adelaide United's attacking depth makes them "a bit of a nightmare" for their opponents.

John Moriarty Football has been granted $5.5 million in federal funding to continue its engagement in rural and remote communities.

Five South Australian Young Socceroos have touched down in the state following their heroics in a historic Asian Cup triumph.

Christian Marchetti gives his take on Valere Germain's A-League Men exit, the officiating this season, and the discourse surrounding it.

While Adelaide United should not panic over two recent losses, the team's profligacy has been notable lately, Christian Marchetti writes.

Ellie Carpenter says the Matildas will give it their all to succeed as they make a historic debut at the SheBelieves Cup.

Adrian Stenta says the draw with Canberra was a "fair result" for Adelaide United, who extended their unbeaten run to nine games yesterday.

Carl Veart says he is considering starting Yaya Dukuly over Ben Folami for Adelaide United's clash against the Newcastle Jets tomorrow.

Bart Vriends is enjoying Australia so much that he recently featured in a documentary depicting a bit about his new lifestyle.