There is a special corner of Twitter which spends much of its time lamenting the flaws of football in this country. It is referred to – in equal parts affection and frustration – as #SokkahTwitter. This inebriating sphere of pandemonium is a silent-but-deafening concoction of joy, rage, intellectual acuity and utter nonsense. But it is also, almost unanimously, in agreement on one core belief: player development pathways in Australia are fundamentally flawed. This online conversation would ba...

There is a special corner of Twitter which spends much of its time lamenting the flaws of football in this country. It is referred to – in equal parts affection and frustration – as #SokkahTwitter. This inebriating sphere of pandemonium is a silent-but-deafening concoction of joy, rage, intellectual acuity and utter nonsense. But it is also, almost unanimously, in agreement on one core belief: player development pathways in Australia are fundamentally flawed. This online conversation would ba...