Former Socceroo faces divided loyalties in Australia Cup final

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 03:19 · Archive

Former Socceroo Alan Davidson will have split allegiances in the Australia Cup final involving South Melbourne, the club he loves.

Former Socceroo Alan Davidson's allegiance to South Melbourne was born from the club's support during racist bullying he experienced. He says he owes the Greeks his life. Davidson will face split loyalties when South Melbourne plays in the Australia Cup final, as his family connections lie elsewhere in the competition.

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• 'I owe the Greeks my life': Cup final a family affairFormer Socceroo Alan Davidson's lifelong love for South Melbourne was born out of racist bullying, but his allegiance will be split in the Australia Cup final.The West Australian · 8 Oct, 02:44
• 'I owe the Greeks my life': Cup final a family affairFormer Socceroo Alan Davidson's lifelong love for South Melbourne was born out of racist bullying, but his allegiance will be split in the Australia Cup final.Perth Now · 8 Oct, 02:44

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