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My Aussie mate has to step up

AUSSIE star Aaron Mooy faces the toughest season of his life, says his fellow countryman, Harry Kewell.
Mooy, 26, was the midfield architect of Huddersfield’s fairytale promotion to the Premier League last season, scoring four goals and winning a place in the PFA team of the year while on loan from Manchester City.
Now, the Terriers have signed the former Melbourne City man on a permanent deal worth £8m.
Much is expected of Mooy, both in West Yorkshire and for the Socceroos, but Kewell has warned that his fellow Sydneysider no longer has that element of surprise.
“Aaron&rs...

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