Tony Wilson writing about Tony Wilson things (sport, people, parenting, life)
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Goalless in Seattle
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‘I know you Aussies come from a land down under,’ the man with a microphone booms. ‘But there’s a worse place down under, and it’s called Hell, and that’s where you’ll be going if you don’t support Jesus Chr...
I'm just so happy
These were the scenes in block 231 when Nestory Irankunda defied the run of play to shoot hard and left, and send a nation into utter delirium
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World Cup Road Trip - We're on a roadie!
It’s only day two and it’s already had the noise and energy that makes going to World Cups so addictive. This is my fifth, it’s Cam’s fifth too, and we’re indebted to Francis for offering us the World Cup Road Trip url to share these storie...
All of Australia's 17 World Cup finals goals ranked
I’m in Vancouver and too excited for such mundanities as jet lag or sleep. It’s my fifth men’s World Cup as an attendee, and daughter Polly’s first. This is us moments after landing yesterday:
Cam Fink and I are likely to reboot Francis Le...
A World Cup promise
We leave today!
I don’t have much time to write as a result, but excitement is high and we’re hopeful that our young and exciting Socceroos can pull out something special on the world’s biggest sporting stage.
My Ange & The Boss codirec...
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I have two substacks, one is Speakola newsletter and is about great speeches, famous and otherwise. The other is Good one, Wilson! which is about my life — sport, parenting, Melbourne, being a writer, my son's cerebral palsy, and more!
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