News about Jack Rodwell

The former Everton and Manchester City defender was given a straight red card for a studs-up tackle on Central Coast's Christian Theoharous in Sydney's 2-1 semi-final first-leg loss to the Mariners last Friday night at Allianz Stadium. The MRP deemed the offence was 'serious foul play', resulting in a two-game ban.

In beating champions Central Coast 2-0 at Allianz Stadium, Rodwell's absence didn't hurt Sydney last Saturday night, with Talay's men putting on one of their best performances of the season. The challenge for the fifth-placed Sky Blues is now to prevent a slip-up at HBF Park against a battling Glory team that traditionally lifts when playing at home. 'Perth is still a good sport.' 'They've got some really good players,' Talay said.

Jack Rodwell, a one-time Premier League proponent, is a big fan of the 'Unite Round', which will see all men's and women's matches held in Sydney. However, the Sky Blues' defender (left) claims that one of English football's strengths would make it unworkable back in his home country.

Everton prodigy Jack Rodwell (pictured right) has proclaimed Sydney FC are at the right time ahead of their second leg grand final qualifier against Melbourne City on Friday night. The Sky Blues are brimming with confidence and knowing that if they win they will face the Thunderbirds in a grand final at Commbank Stadium on June 3.

Brandon Borrello (pictured left), the Western Sydney Wanderers' World Cup selection process, has been a success for the Socceroos no harm following a stellar showing against the Newcastle Jets at Commbank Stadium. On November 8, coach Graham Arnold (pictured right) is supposed to select his final 26-man team for Qatar.

Jack Rodwell (pictured right) is looming as a key figure for Sydney FC in the forthcoming A-League season, and if his glittering CV is any indication, the Sky Blues may have struck a bargain for the ages. Manchester City's one-time English Premier League champion takes the club from cross-town rivals Western Sydney Wanderers. Rodwell, 31, made his name as a youth with Everton (pictured left).

With the A-League kickoff on October 7, the longest off-season in world football is officially over. The Daily Mail Australia has analyzed all 12 squads and forecast where your team will finish. Nani, a former Manchester United player, has joined Melbourne Victory from bitter rivals Western Sydney Wanderers, while one-time English proponent Jack Rodwell (pictured right) has joined Sydney FC.

Charlie Austin, a former EPL striker who has signed with Brisbane Roar ahead of the A-League season, has settled in well, but some traditional Australian food and drink choices have left some unimpressed. When the Roar face Victorian part-timers Avondale FC in the Australia Cup on Wednesday night, the 33-year-old has signed a multi-year contract and will try to find the back of the net.

Rodwell rose to City in 2012 after breaking through the youth ranks at Everton, but later had spells with Sunderland, Blackburn Rovers, and Sheffield United. 'It's such a great feeling to join the country's most profitable club,' Rodwell of five-time champions Sydney said. 'I can't wait to walk out in Sydney FC's Sky Blue for the first game against Melbourne in our amazing new home stadium.'