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Soccer: Herbert recalls World Cup squad
Ricki Herbert has named a 21-man squad for the All Whites' two home matches against against Paraguay and Honduras next month.
Soccer: Herbert planning for another four years
Despite signing a two year contract today Ricki Herbert is planning to take the All Whites through to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Soccer: Herbert signs All Whites deal
The reappointment of Ricki Herbert as All Whites coach was completed today, putting pen to paper on a two year deal.
Soccer: Bertos insists there's no World Cup hangover
All Whites and Wellington Phoenix winger Leo Bertos insists he is not feeling any effects of a World Cup hangover.
Soccer: Club vs country rift brewing
Europe's leading clubs appear to be squaring up for a showdown with Fifa over the $NZ5.5bn profit made from the World Cup.
Soccer: Nelsen confirms availability
All Whites captain Ryan Nelsen has confirmed his availability for New Zealand's two home soccer internationals next month.
Soccer: Nelsen to 'try' to play All Whites friendlies
All Whites skipper Ryan Nelsen won't be surprised if overseas-based players can't make it home for October's two friendlies.
Soccer: Anelka cops 18 game ban
More on the bizarre and bewildering story of the French players' revolt at the World Cup and its sequel.
<i>Peter Bills:</i> At $550 million, our World Cup's a snip
Peter Bills writes that New Zealand's decision not to lavish ludicrous sums on new stadiums and back-up facilities for the big event is the wisest path.
Soccer: West Ham pay $8.7m for Reid
West Ham have forked out the big bucks to lure star All Whites defender Winston Reid to Upton Park.
Soccer: Reid nets $8.72m deal with West Ham
All Whites star Winston Reid has reportedly signed a £4 million (NZ$8.72m) deal with Premier League side West Ham.
Soccer: Reid zips lip over possible signing
The rumours continue to circle over the likely future of young All Whites defender Winston Reid.
All Whites star to sign with West Ham - report
Winston Reid is about to sign a lucrative deal with English Premier League side West Ham United, according to a report.
Russian betting firm wants octopus Paul
A Russian betting firm wants to buy psychic World Cup octopus Paul as a bookmaker and pay him a salary of $NZ7000 a month, according to local media.