Westfields Sports High School, Soccer spend five minu tes in the principal s office would turn the place upside down ,says Westfield s Director of soccer Trevor Morgan. And harry kewell The most http://www.westfieldsports.nsw.edu.au/SPORTS/soccerpg15.html
Extractions: Higher School Of Learning By George Khamo Westfields Sports is Australia's first Sports High School. The Commonwealth department of Education has decsribed Westfields as "a project of national significance". The school aims to provide guidance within an environment that allows talented athletes opportunities to develope and rea- lise their potential in both academic and sporting endeavors. Westfields' greatest project of internatio- nal significance must be its soccer program. Westfields boasts a whose who of domes- tic and international soccer talent. By far the biggest name to come out of the Fair- field West school is Leeds United superst- ar Harry Kewell Harry Kewell is a trailblazer. The only thing missing from Harry's relationship with the school is not being able to drop in. For Harry to walk in and spend five minu- tes in the principal's office would turn the place upside down", says Westfield's Director of Soccer Trevor Morgan. And Harry Kewell: The most recognisable graduate of Westfields Sports. Kewell isn't the only Westfield's student to blaze a trail overseas.
Soccer Hut: Opinion the least, since it implies that harry s amazing exploding World Cup games beyondthe kewell safety zone. coach, or the Australian soccer Association, informed http://www.soccerhut.net/home/readopinion.php?id=53
Soccer Hut: News NEWS. kewell key to Socceroos Mon 8th Sep 2003. The Socceroos today firmedas realistic World Cup prospects as long as harry kewell plays. http://www.soccerhut.net/home/read.php?id=2175
Players: Australia: Kewell, Harry Players Australia kewell, harry. http://www.puredirectory.com/Sports/Soccer/Players/Australia/Kewell,-Harry/
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SPORTING Oz Soccer - Harry Kewell SPORTING Oz soccer harry kewell. occer star, playing for Leeds Unitedin the English Premiere League. In 1998 kewell was in a plane http://www.dinkumaussies.com/SPORTING Oz Soccer/Harry Kewell.htm
Parramatta Eagles Soccer Academy - Calendar PREFERRED POSITION Striker FAVOURITE TEAM Liverpool FAVOURITE PLAYER harry kewellBOYHOOD HERO harry kewell BIGGEST THRILL IN soccer Making the State http://www.parraeaglesacademy.com/teams/under12.htm
Harry Kewell Fact File 21/7/98 harry has urged the Australian soccer association not kewell said If thereis an important game I want to be picked (for the socceroos), but http://www.fortunecity.com/olympia/boardman/14/info.html
Extractions: 4/11/98 - Harry is getting back on track socring two goal in his last three games, after a slow start to the season for Leeds. News sent to me by one of my info seekers Alex McElroy who lives in Collingham. Alex tells me that Harry may have moved away from Collingham and into near by Wetherby... more on that later. He has spotted Harry in Wetherby the other day getting into his brand new 3 series BMW reg number K6EWL. Past News 18/8/98 - As i'm sure you all know, Harry is pretty much restored to full health again, and played on Saturday for the first Leeds match of the UK season... and very nearly scored after just 36 seconds...(pics from match on page 10 of pic gallery) 6/8/98 - Harry was up and about yesterday (after his injury sustained in Sweeden) at the Leeds United open day... thousands of fans gathered, for free, to watch Leeds having a pre season training and warm up session. Harry was performing quite well, though still not as fast as usual... but it seems he is now fit enough to play again at the start of the season which starts in two weeks.
Harry Kewell's History Page 1 harry kewell was born in Smithfield, a suburb of Sydney Australia, to parents Rodand Helen harry graduated from the New South Wales soccer Academy and in http://www.fortunecity.com/olympia/boardman/14/fact1.html
4thegame.com Teams: Squad Page: Harry Kewell Sydney born harry was plucked from the New South Wales soccer Academy by yearoldby Howard Wilkinson, and it was on the left wing that kewell first made http://www.4thegame.com/playerprofile?personid=635
Wauu.DE: Sports: Soccer: Players: Australia: Kewell, Harry Translate this page Home Sports soccer Players Australia kewell, harry. Search DMOZ-VerzeichnisAll Categories Categories Onlye. Links URL hinzufügen. http://www.wauu.de/Sports/Soccer/Players/Australia/Kewell__Harry/
ESPNSoccernet.com: Global: Oz Soccer Chief Seeks Kewell Talks Australia s soccer chief John O Neill said on Sunday he wanted to independentlyverify Liverpool striker harry kewell s position that he was unable to travel http://soccernet.espn.go.com/headlinenews?id=294166&cc=5739
ESPNSoccernet.com: Global: Kewell Quit Threat To Socceroos Liverpool striker harry kewell is threatening to end his Australia career as thefallout continues However, kewell is furious at soccer Australia, his http://soccernet.espn.go.com/headlinenews?id=272331&cc=5739
Keep 'em Here - Harry Kewell Keep em here Written by harry kewell Courier Mail May 30 1999 with more than100 Aussies scattered around the globe making a good living from soccer. http://www.angelfire.com/ks/kewell/keep.html
Extractions: Courier Mail May 30 1999 Heading off overseas in search of fame is a worthwhile ambition, with more than 100 Aussies scattered around the globe making a good living from soccer. But it's sad so many of us feel the need to quit Australia to reach our goals. What we need is a fully professional national competition back home which will encourage players to stay and make a go of it in Australia. It's crucial to the future of the game in this country and our standing in the game's pecking order that we lift the level of our national competition. That means encouraging quality players to stay and play in their own backyard. Teams such as Perth Glory and Northern Spirit with their fulltime set-ups and modern approach are setting the standards for the rest to follow Down Under. They attract big followings and have proved that soccer is capable audience in Australia. The challenge is now for others to follow and for sponsors and the media to get involved to lift soccer to the sort of heights it enjoys in the rest of the world.
News N' Updates The Sunday telegraph (May 2nd 1999) Australian soccer star harry kewell featuresin a TV interview today from a studio in his hometown of Leeds. http://www.angelfire.com/ks/kewell/hnews.html
Extractions: News All the new articles appear on the main page, this page is an archive for old Harry articles. Article - August 8 I'll be fit, vows Kewell - Thanks Anita! Article - August 4 Blanco waits on Kewell - Thanks Llewek Mheroc Harry wins Young Player of the Year award Double Tops Harry? (Thanks to www.lufc.co.uk) Cool Kewell decides scrappy affair ... Interview with Harry Kewell from August's Leeds, Leeds, Leeds magazine, thanks to Mark Cox for transcribing! Harry has been named Oceania Player of the Year, click here to find out some more! Harry has not been invited for the four Australian Olympic warmup matches in January. All the matches are scheduled in Adelaide, Australia, but Raul Blanco the Australian coach has left the Leeds star out of the lineup. click here for more info Vote for Harry in the Packard Bell "Player of the Year" awards here Kewell backs Leeds for title
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Extractions: MELBOURNE (Reuters) Socceroos coach Frank Farina named England-based strikers Harry Kewell and Mark Viduka on Thursday in a 22-man squad for Australia's friendly international against South Africa in London on March 30. Liverpool's Kewell and Leeds United's Viduka were among six absentees from the friendly against Venezuela in Caracas last month because of injury. The Australian Soccer Association (ASA) enforced five-day FIFA bans against Viduka and Basel's Scott Chipperfield for missing the match but excused the other four players. ASA chief executive John O'Neill will meet Kewell in London next week to discuss the Liverpool player's plea to avoid travelling long distances to play for Australia because of his chronic ankle injury. O'Neill said earlier this month he did not disbelieve Kewell's statement that he was unable to travel long distances because of the injury, but added he was seeking independent verification. Speaking from London on Thursday, Farina dismissed a suggestion Kewell was angered by the ASA's stance.
Extractions: With the OFCs Olympic Qualifying tournament set down for just over two months time in Sydney and Auckland, it is a good time to examine some issues pertaining to the Olyroos a little over a year out form Athens. Olympic soccer has been somewhat of the ugly sister of the game thats not to say it doesnt have its own charm and appeal. More than 94,000 crammed the MCG for the Olyroos against Italy in 2000 and over 104,000 watched the final 3 weeks later in Sydney. In between we witnessed a great number of fixtures in front of some healthy crowds right around Australia. The 2000 Olympic football tourney left its legacy in terms of stadiums. Adelaide got a new Hindmarsh Stadium, Canberra Stadium became a fully-fledged quality ground and the Olympics were the catalyst behind turning the Gabba from an over-grown run down dog track to a World-Class venue. The negatives were on the pitch itself. The Olyroos went in primed for a legitimate crack at a medal. The Matildas, with luck on home crowds on their side, would have hoped for the same. By the end of the Group stage Australias sons and daughters had let in no less than 12 goals, half a dozen for each side. The Olyroos managed 3 goals for, the girls only 2.
