FA relies on an assessment by their History Committee but it doesn't pass the pub test.

Regardless of the results of Wednesday's World Cup qualifier, Graham Arnold is widely tipped to lose his job

The complaints handling process announced by Sport Integrity Australia and Football Australia is an opportunity for the football community t

The man with a bun at Jill Ellis' side at the 2019 World Cup is to be at the helm of the Matildas until 2023.

Broadcasters and corporate sponsors are getting behind women's football elsewhere, and it's time to do so here also

While all eyes will be on-the-field in the coming weeks, there are plenty of issues for women in football off-the-field also

FFA Congress and FFA Board need to take decisive action if they want to prove they've learned something from the Alen Stajcic debacle

Alen Stajcic vindicated

FFA's financial bottom-line will benefit if the Matildas do well at the World Cup but it dipped-out with the Socceroos at the Asian Cup

FFA may be 'comfortable' legally when it comes to Alen Stajcic, but the new-ish Board still needs to address the cultural issues in the game

The PFA Matildas Wellbeing Audit was still online, accessible to all, until 9 February 2019

The FFA Board's first 100 days has been marred by two big decisions not originally of their making - with one managed appallingly from the s

The things we know about the Alen Stajcic decision still do not explain why it was taken.

Just as Judith Griggs wraps-up her work on the FFA Congress Review Working Group, the spotlight turns to FFA finances and financial manageme