вЂњAfter 763 days, to finally get back and play a home game, itвЂ™s going to be a special night.Time to go the big city in Australia for another hidden object game adventure that will test your skills in finding the items within the busy areas! The city of Sydney is indeed very expertly crafted, and in there are a thousand items that are hiding from your view yet wanting to be found. вЂњThatвЂ™s the best energy they can ever have, rather than coming here and not being able to see them until after the game. вЂњI believe the greatest energy that can be given to the players is to see their family, to know that their family is there behind them but also in the grandstand. вЂњSome of the players have not seen family for three years, some for 18 months and (theyвЂ™re) getting rid of that emotion quickly, so controlling that is something IвЂ™ve been working on extremely hard. вЂњBringing the families in (to camp) for the boys to reconnect, I have seen a lot of emotion. вЂњThe boys have come into camp with a lot of energy, some of them caught up with their families. вЂњItвЂ™s just so great to be back in Australia,вЂќ Arnold said. The SocceroosвЂ™ game on Thursday night is their first in Australia since October 2019, and the emotion hasnвЂ™t been lost on the players, according to coach Graham Arnold. вЂњItвЂ™s like a big family,вЂќ the Stoke City defender said. Souttar hailed the SocceroosвЂ™ culture that made him, Karacic and Boyle feel welcome. In true Aussie fashion, three of our newest Socceroos had the chance to meet some of our nation's favourite furry friends Г°ВџВђВЁГ°ВџВ¦ВДЄ huge thanks to #AllForTheSocceroos /DIhKoZKWl2- Socceroos November 10, 2021 вЂњIвЂ™d like to go see Port Hedland (in Western Australia) where Mum was born.ДЇind yourself someone who looks at you the way looks at Bruce the joey Г°ВџВВЌ вЂњItвЂ™s nice to get out,вЂќ said Souttar, who is on just his second visit to Australia. вЂњI hope in the next years IвЂ™ll have more time to visit Sydney and Australia and spend more time here.вЂќДЄccompanying Karacic to the zoo were his Scotland-born teammates Harry Souttar and Martin Boyle, who also qualify to play for the Socceroos via parents born in Australia.

To see Australia, to see Sydney вЂ¦ IвЂ™m happy they are bringing some part of Australia to us like the koalas and kangaroos. вЂњItвЂ™s a rainy day but itвЂ™s beautiful,вЂќ said Karacic, who plies his trade for Italian second division club Brescia and qualifies to play for the Socceroos through his Australian-born father. Not even a Sydney rainy day could spoil Socceroos defender Fran KaracicвЂ™s delight at finally getting a taste of Australian life.Дespite having made five appearances for the Socceroos, Croatia-born Karacic had never been to Australia before this week.ДЄnd while his priority is to help the Socceroos gain three points on the road to next yearвЂ™s World Cup in Qatar with a win over Saudi Arabia at SydneyвЂ™s CommBank Stadium on Thursday night, Karacic was thrilled to visit the New Sydney Zoo on Wednesday, where he was introduced to koala Nelson, and Tamir wallaby joey Bruce.

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