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He’s the attacker who defines a generation and has rediscovered his goal scoring touch in Turkey, but when we exclusively caught up with Socceroo great Harry Kewell he was more concerned about why he’d been playing in defence. Harry also opens up on life away from his family, the World Cup and living with his physio!

Elsewhere, we speak to Socceroos defender Luke Wilkshire on life in Russia, chat to Miron Bleiberg and his Gold Coast United recruits, and grab some time with football’s deadliest hitman, David Villa.
The Trouble With Harry

He’s fighting fit, scoring goals and loving his new life in Turkey. So why is Australia’s most talented attacking player in a generation being played as a central defender? Harry Kewell is as confused as the rest of us

From Russia With Luke

The unheralded star of the Socceroos’ recent successes, Luke Wilkshire makes his voice heard on the rise of his international career and settling into club life in Moscow

The Midas Touch

Gold Coast United coach Miron Bleiberg and his all-star squad take us behind the scenes as they attempt to build an all-conquering A-League outfit

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