KEEPUP Staff, Author at Western Sydney Wanderers

9 years ago

Ramy Najjarine: Doing it Young

Ramy Najjarine was still in primary school when Western Sydney were formed in 2012 but four years on, the sixteen-year-old starlet finds himself training with the Wanderers’ Hyundai A-League team. It should come as no surprise for the Fairfield local...

9 years ago

Scott Neville and Liam Youlley in Rouse Hill on Saturday

Wanderers are no strangers to hundreds of fans but they may have their work cut out for them this weekend.

9 years ago

Jumpei Kusukami

Born on 27 August 1987 in Shiga, Japan, winger Jumpei Kusukami made his debut for J-League heavyweights Kawasai Frontale in 2009. Jumpei established himself as a key player for Frontale in the following season and went on to make over...

9 years ago

Aritz Borda

Born in Lasarte-Oria in the province of Gipuzkoa, the Spaniard began his senior career for Real Sociedad B in 2003 and spent five years at the reserve team of the Spanish La Liga outfit. He made 59 Segunda División B...

9 years ago

Latest entries for Arsenal tickets competition

Our two latest entries to the Arsenal tickets competition come from Kim Lyons, Dianne Whittle and David Kleeman. Details on how to enter are at the end of this article. Tickets go on sale to the general public tomorrow, Tuesday...

9 years ago

Robert Cornthwaite

Born in Blackburn, England on 24 October 1985, Robert moved to Australia and began his youth career at NSL club Adelaide City. He would begin his senior career with The Zebras before making short stints at fellow Adelaide clubs Enfield...

9 years ago

Wanderers on top despite loss

The Western Sydney Wanderers remain at the top of the PS4 NPL2 table despite losing 3-2 to Bankstown Berries at the Crest Athletics Centre. It all looked in control for the Red & Black but a devastating six minute period...

9 years ago

Wanderers introduce Out refugee book

Wanderers players Mario Shabow and Abdelrahman Kuku have plenty in common: both came from war-ravaged countries, arrived in Australia at the age of six with no English language skills and have become high-level footballers.

9 years ago

Wanderers sign new attacking player

The NRMA Insurance Western Sydney Wanderers have today announced the signing of Japanese attacker Jumpei Kusukami. With over 100 appearances in the J1 League, Kusukami began his career at Kawasaki Frontale in 2009 before spending the past three seasons at...