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Sickies, long lunches, green-and-gold fever: Australia set for a midday Socceroos party
With the Socceroos one match away from the World Cup knockout rounds, employers are being urged to embrace football fever.
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theguardian.com
Pubs full, tools down and TV in the office: Australia readies for the ‘Great Socceroos Sickie’
Bob Hawke’s wise words are ringing out as the Socceroos prepare to play a World Cup game entirely in Australian working hours for the first time
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smh.com.au
Mass sickies and school watch parties: Sydney gears up for Socceroos fever
Live sites, pubs and parks are expecting hordes of Sydneysiders to brave the rain on Friday as the city tunes in to Australia’s final group-stage game at noon.
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sbs.com.au
Sickies, long lunches, green-and-gold fever: Australia set for a midday Socceroos party
With the Socceroos one match away from the World Cup knockout rounds, employers are being urged to embrace football fever.
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theage.com.au
‘Absolutely crazy atmosphere’: Flares, chants at Federation Square as Socceroos fever takes over Melbourne CBD
A rogue flare has ignited over a sea of green and gold at Federation Square ahead of Australia’s high-stakes World Cup clash with Paraguay.
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Millions of Aussie fans prepare to watch the Socceroos
Millions of fans flock to live sites across the country to watch the World Cup clash between Australia and Paraguay.
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Socceroos fans pack into Federation Square
Fans in Melbourne flooded Federation Square on Friday for the Socceroos final World Cup group stage match against Paraguay.
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The real winner in Australia v Paraguay match? Working from home
The CBD’s offices slumbered as delirious soccer fans packed Federation Square and any pub with a big screen.
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School’s out for soccer, great Aussie football sickie spreads
Students got a lesson in patience watching the Socceroos grit out a nil-all draw. Meanwhile, pubs and live sites across Sydney were heaving with fans, many of whom had skipped…