Sydney's ACL kit.
Sydney FC - Uffie's Sky Blue Army
What language is aetos?
Not surprised after seeing it on TV
Blow for Sydney FC as their #aleague and AFC Champions League campaigns collide - Danny De Silva ruled out for 3-4 weeks with a hyperextended elbow.
— Vince Rugari (@VinceRugari) February 28, 2019
Not surprised after seeing it on TV
Blow for Sydney FC as their #aleague and AFC Champions League campaigns collide - Danny De Silva ruled out for 3-4 weeks with a hyperextended elbow.
— Vince Rugari (@VinceRugari) February 28, 2019
Exclusive: Club legend quits Sydney FC https://t.co/RUFDRSUqB5
— Tom Smithies (@SmithiesTele) June 11, 2019
Totally forgot about him. Good player in his day, a true hound.
Matthew Nash has joined as the Sky Blues' Head Goalkeeper Coach with @crawlj taking up a well-deserved opportunity to join the @Socceroos - https://t.co/6bqjCqqPFU
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) June 13, 2019
Welcome to Sydney FC Nashy and all the best JC, thank you for everything ?
#SydneyIsSkyBlue #ComeWithUs pic.twitter.com/E6PbSmhpU6
We've made changes to our Board of Directors as former @BOQ Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer @JonSutton_ joins!
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) June 17, 2019
? - https://t.co/WvmEnAV3jq#SydneyIsSkyBlue #ComeWithUs pic.twitter.com/9Z6ZnkM8Cn
Sydney are gonna play PSG during their tour of China.
????@TTuchelofficial's men will face @SydneyFC instead of Espanyol as part of the #ChinaSummerTour2019
— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) June 25, 2019
?? Sydney FC on July 3⃣0⃣ -? Suzhou
Full details ? https://t.co/r9i3rjageB pic.twitter.com/Afdepe5Yd1
Sydney's kits for this season
I like the white and the grey tops.
Sydney lose to PSG 3-0 overnight.
“Sydney FC unfazed by possible stadium delays Updated 2 hours ago As the main tenants of the football stadium that was built in 1988 for Australia's Bicentenary, the Sky Blues should be worried about the expected delays in the completion of the job.
But talking to the club you sense that they feel everything is under control because Jubilee Stadium has been a blessing in disguise for the Sky Blues and if they are forced to keep playing in Kogarah longer than anticipated it would not be the end of the world ... far from it. Sydney were told that the new ground would be available in late 2021 but it now appears that the completion timeline is more likely to be early to middle 2022. That's almost an entire A-League competition gone which translates to a total of three full seasons of relocation.
Sydney however are so comfortable with their arrangement with Jubilee Stadium that they would not be unhappy to play there for five seasons should further delays in the stadium's construction materialise. "Our arrangement with Jubilee Stadium is a year-to-year proposition and Kogarah would love to have us for as long as we could possibly stay," Sydney chef executive Danny Townsend said. "If the construction of the new stadium takes longer than expected we will continue to play at Kogarah because it is working for us.
"The team loves playing there, the coach is happy and we are enjoying the interaction with the community and we don't see that changing. "So there is no rush for us although to be honest we cannot wait to get into our new stadium." But what about the fans? Will they put up with essentially not having a home ground for three or more seasons? Western Sydney Wanderers were hit by a considerable drop in gates when they were forced to play their home games elsewhere for three seasons while the old Pirtek Stadium was pulled down and replaced by the magnificent $360 million Bankwest Stadium. Sydney FC however do not see a parallel with their crosstown rivals' predicament.
"The fans love it. Our membership is up, our retention rate is the highest in the club's history and the churn rate (non-renewals) is lower than it has ever been at our club," Townsend said. "Normally you get 15 per cent of members who do not renew ... this year we had a nine per cent churn. So we are happy and there is absolutely no cause for alarm."
The demolition of Allianz Stadium, which hosted many FIFA World Cup qualifiers and A-League grand finals, has been the topic of a massive controversy since it was announced just before the NSW election in March that it would be pulled down and rebuilt at a cost of $730 million. An injunction was sought to stop the demolition of the ground but the wrecking ball went to work early this year before its developers
Lendlease exited the scene, leaving the government with a massive hole in the ground and no contract in place for a builder to fill it. When the stadium will be finished is anyone's guess but the government's record in such issues is favourable. Bankwest Stadium was finished on time and on budget and Sydney are entitled to expect that the new 'Allianz' will follow suit. This could well be a classic case of wishful thinking but in any case the Sky Blues are happy where they are and are not under any pressure to go back 'home'.”
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/sydney-fc-unfazed-by-possible-stadium-delays
#CoricaContinues ?
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) December 19, 2019
Our Championship winning Head Coach has extended his contract - https://t.co/35wV48uXDZ#SydneyIsSkyBlue #WeAreChampions pic.twitter.com/S9u0ntFmy1
Townsend says Sydney FC has had its most successful season in financial terms, as revenue nears the $20m mark, more than 17,000 members have signed up and all the club’s major sponsors have been retained despite COVID-19. These are not normal times though, he admits.
Victory probably the only other club that gets anywhere close to that amount of revenue?
Sydney FC has reached an agreement in pay deal negotiations with the club’s @ALeague players, as the Sky Blues prepare for a record third consecutive Championship attempt.
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) October 6, 2020
? - https://t.co/JYMwhCS5HJ#SydneyIsSkyBlue #Premi4rs #Champion5 #Record5Brok4n pic.twitter.com/GF2YcdYUAU
Wonder how they will get everyone under the cap
SFC smashed the Olyroo's in there preseason friendly 3-0 tonight.
https://www.ftbl.com.au/news/olyroos-downed-by-acl-bound-sydney-fc-555824
Had to happen. Sydney have been an awful watch all round so far this season.
Wonder if Uffie will get a call? Although in saying that I feel him and Corica are probably too tactically similar. Probably need more of a drastic change to arrest the slump in form.
Uffie was from the school of Corica having been one of his staff before coming to us. he adopted the same style as Corica with us with the 4222 model. So you may have a point.
Uffie is going to end up somewhere. Wherever it ends up being, it will create a rivalry. Wouldn't mind the old bling themes coming out again, if they ever went away.
The last couple seasons, Corica has tried to move away from Arnie Ball without any success. Moving back to what worked for the core of their team might help revitalize them. How the visa players Corica signed fit the 4-2-2-2 is another question tho.
We welcome Ufuk Talay back to Sydney FC as our new Head Coach 🫡#SydneyIsSkyBlue
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) November 8, 2023
We welcome Ufuk Talay back to Sydney FC as our new Head Coach 🫡#SydneyIsSkyBlue
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) November 8, 2023
As most people do, I have a lot of respect for what he did in his time at the Nix. It will however be an interesting test of his character and footballing acumen to see how he goes at a club that is expected to be fighting for silverware.
Also keen to see if he sticks with his favoured 4-2-2-2 setup, or if he has indeed developed a bit more tactical flexibility. That was the one thing about him that drove me absolutely insane, especially towards the back end of his tenure with us.
Only time will tell. A Sydney Derby debut is baptism of fire for sure.
An @aleaguemen Premiership winner joins our coaching ranks from Europe as Assistant Coach to Ufuk Talay.
— Sydney FC (@SydneyFC) July 1, 2024
Welcome on board, John.#SydneyIsSkyBlue