It what could only be described as a typical City performance in Perth we once again leave NIB stadium disappointed. Failing to take advantage of the one man advantage for the final third of the game City could only walk away with a point in a game where a win would’ve seen the club grab second position. What awaits City is a nine day break before they face Wellington at home on ‘Australia Day eve’ (yes, that’s a thing) as John Van’t Schip and his team lament just what could’ve been. Taking nothing away from Perth, Kenny Lowe had injected a new enthusiasm into the squad which coincides with the arrival of Andy Keogh and they are a much different assignment from earlier in the season. Perth starts their run at the top six from a long way back but will definitely give any team a few headaches over the next few months. The group of young talent points towards a positive future at NIB Stadium over the next few seasons. Back to City and it seems as all too familiar script, another wasted opportunity to show the league you belong at the pointy end of the spectrum and you [...]