Ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve read anything to do with soccer in this country in the last few years then I’m sure you’ll be well aware of – not only the boring nature of the game – but just how disgraceful a sport it has been. With worldwide ball-boy kicking scandals, the A-League has only been an amplification of international soccer debacle – and quite frankly, a disgrace to the other obviously superior football codes in this nation. While shining lights and pure exemplifications of the incredible Aussie sporting spirit, such as Rugby League and AFL, have set the standard for true sportsmanship and entertainment in the last year, the A-League and its teams have sought to compensate for their dishonourable nature by engaging in gimmicks and silly initiatives. I was on Facebook, perusing some of my friends latest life updates and awesome selfies, as well as some really hilarious memes, when I noticed a picture on my News Feed. It was posted by the Western Sydney Wanderers, a page I follow so I can laugh at their hooligan “RBB” supporter pictures – apparently they find it suitable to stand up and sing chants during their soccer games. Nevertheless, what [...]