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Socceroos search for Arnold replacement races against time
Football Australia face a race against time to install a new Socceroos coach following Graham Arnold's resignation, with chief executive James Johnson confident a replacement can be found before October's batch of World Cup qualifiers begin.
Graham Arnold resigns as Socceroos manager
Graham Arnold is set to step down as Socceroos manager before Australia's next World Cup qualifier in October.
Insider confirms new Socceroos coach after Graham Arnold’s sudden exit
Tony Popovic is set to become the next coach of the Socceroos – just days after Graham Arnold hit the eject button.
Ange Postecoglou says Graham Arnold would be ‘proud’ of his achievements with the Socceroos
Former Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou has lauded Graham Arnold for his “great stint” as coach of the national team.
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold is stepping down after six years in a surprise move
Graham Arnold has resigned from his job as Socceroos coach, believing the shock decision is “best for the nation” in the aftermath of Australia’s poor start to the latest round of FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
Graham Arnold stands down as Socceroos manager
Socceroos manager Graham Arnold has stood down from his role after six seasons at the helm of the national team. The decision comes after Australia picked up one point in their first two World Cup qualifiers against Bahrain and Indonesia which ended in a 1-0 loss and 0-0 draw respectively.
Graham Arnold set to resign as Socceroos manager
Graham Arnold is set to step down as Socceroos manager before Australia's next World Cup qualifier in October.
Graham Arnold resigns as Socceroos coach
Graham Arnold has resigned as coach of the Socceroos, after more than six years in charge. It comes following a series of poor results in the qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup that have jeopardised Australia's place in the tournament.
Australia’s race against time to find Graham Arnold’s replacement for World Cup qualifiers
Football Australia rule out making an interim appointment despite having less than three weeks until matches against China and Japan.
Who will replace Graham Arnold as Socceroos coach? Candidates to take on Australia top job
With the next Socceroos match just three weeks away, Football Australia needs to work fast on appointing a successor. The Sporting News looks at some of the candidates who could b
Aussie DNA: Arnold departs Socceroos as one of Australian football's most influential figures
The passage of time tends to smooth the rough edges of most legacies. Graham Arnold's time in charge of the Socceroos is just ...
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Arnie stepping down is the right call, but it’s no silver bullet for Socceroos
Such arguments were also spewed by his staunchest defenders. To them, seemingly like to Arnie, it was the players not being good enough, or playing in good enough teams in good enough leagues, that ...
Arnold under pressure after Socceroos flop in Jakarta
Australia coach Graham Arnold was engulfed in a storm of criticism from home fans and media on Wednesday after the scoreless ...
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The Socceroos' maddeningly familiar qualification headaches
Graham Arnold's Socceroos are confronting the same challenges that led to such consternation last qualification campaign. Is ...
Early blow in Socceroos’ coach hunt as four-horse replacement race emerges
Other names being floated included former Melbourne Victory and Western Sydney Wanderers boss Tony Popovic, Frenchman Herve ...
Arnold is a Socceroos legend, but he should have left two years ago
Arnold has been involved in every World Cup cycle for the Socceroos since 1986, either as a player, assistant coach, interim ...