SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia were left without a coach seven months before the World Cup finals on Wednesday when Ange Postecoglou walked away from the job after weeks of speculation over his future. But at the same time, I know it's the right time for me and the right decision." Postecoglou ended a run of four foreign coaches when he was appointed eight months before the 2014 World Cup. Greek-born but Australian through and through, Postecoglou said he had taken great pride in proving that a local could do the job. "Whether people like it or not, it's undeniable that we play different football today than we did four years ago.

Source: The Star November 21, 2017 22:07 UTC