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pjennings
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This is one of only four Saturday night games and is on the long weekend. We need to keep this game as it is otherwise it will cost us a lot of money.
Aloisi hoping for scheduling help from FFA
Brisbane Roar is expecting their A-League clash against the Central Coast Mariners next month to be shifted to accommodate their impending AFC Champions League campaign.
The draw for the Champions League will be conducted on Wednesday night with the Roar needing to win two qualifiers to reach the group stage.
However, they are currently scheduled to face the Mariners in Gosford on January 27 - just three days before a play-off in China against star-laden Tianjin Quanjian.
"I know what we're going to have to face," coach John Aloisi told reporters on Tuedsay.
"It's not going to be easy and I'm sure the FFA will help us with the scheduling, because at the moment it doesn't look like we're going to be able to play the Mariners on that day that they've suggested.
"I'm sure the FFA are working through it, along with the hierarchy of our club."
Brisbane Roar have finally got their A-League season on track by snatching a sorely needed 2-0 A-League win off an injury-hit Western Sydney Wanderers on Saturday.
Brisbane would need to win a preliminary qualifier at home on January 23, against Myanmar's Shan United or a yet-to-be-determined Filipino side, to move through to the next play-off in China.
Tianjin Quanjian finished third in the Chinese Super League this season and boast incredible attacking firepower with former AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato, Belgian international Axel Witsel and ex-Bundesliga forward Anthony Modeste on the books.
However, the Roar will be confident of springing an upset as they did last year against Shanghai Shenhua, whom they beat to ensure their spot in the Champions League group stage.
"They've got Pato and players like that. I know (Paolo) Cannovaro was there coaching. I know they got promoted from the second divison," Aloisi said.
"If we get to play against them I'll do even more research on them and make sure we analyse them well and we're ready for that game.
"At the moment, I'm just making sure we're going to be ready for the Wellington game here on Saturday."
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2017/12/05/roar-hoping-scheduling-help-ffa-0
Aloisi hoping for scheduling help from FFA
Brisbane Roar is expecting their A-League clash against the Central Coast Mariners next month to be shifted to accommodate their impending AFC Champions League campaign.
The draw for the Champions League will be conducted on Wednesday night with the Roar needing to win two qualifiers to reach the group stage.
However, they are currently scheduled to face the Mariners in Gosford on January 27 - just three days before a play-off in China against star-laden Tianjin Quanjian.
"I know what we're going to have to face," coach John Aloisi told reporters on Tuedsay.
"It's not going to be easy and I'm sure the FFA will help us with the scheduling, because at the moment it doesn't look like we're going to be able to play the Mariners on that day that they've suggested.
"I'm sure the FFA are working through it, along with the hierarchy of our club."
Brisbane Roar have finally got their A-League season on track by snatching a sorely needed 2-0 A-League win off an injury-hit Western Sydney Wanderers on Saturday.
Brisbane would need to win a preliminary qualifier at home on January 23, against Myanmar's Shan United or a yet-to-be-determined Filipino side, to move through to the next play-off in China.
Tianjin Quanjian finished third in the Chinese Super League this season and boast incredible attacking firepower with former AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato, Belgian international Axel Witsel and ex-Bundesliga forward Anthony Modeste on the books.
However, the Roar will be confident of springing an upset as they did last year against Shanghai Shenhua, whom they beat to ensure their spot in the Champions League group stage.
"They've got Pato and players like that. I know (Paolo) Cannovaro was there coaching. I know they got promoted from the second divison," Aloisi said.
"If we get to play against them I'll do even more research on them and make sure we analyse them well and we're ready for that game.
"At the moment, I'm just making sure we're going to be ready for the Wellington game here on Saturday."
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2017/12/05/roar-hoping-scheduling-help-ffa-0
nebakke
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It's the FTA game as well... Can't see it being re-scheduled at this point, unless they can get two of the other teams to take it over...
I mean, he's not wrong, it's not brilliant planning... But It's the same argument every year, right back from when we were playing there, so get f****d, it sucks but don't f*****g expect us to shaft one of our few decent-ish timeslots for you.
I mean, he's not wrong, it's not brilliant planning... But It's the same argument every year, right back from when we were playing there, so get f****d, it sucks but don't f*****g expect us to shaft one of our few decent-ish timeslots for you.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/footba...h/news-story/991c0b13e3317a8acc88554dce522add
A League head saying we don’t want to move it as it’s one of only 3 FTA games for us and they don’t want to guarantee anything especially as the Roar may lose and the move would be a waist. Tough one for FFA but they would have known this surely when they did the draw
A League head saying we don’t want to move it as it’s one of only 3 FTA games for us and they don’t want to guarantee anything especially as the Roar may lose and the move would be a waist. Tough one for FFA but they would have known this surely when they did the draw
Gratis
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Good article on our tactics http://www.theroar.com.au/2017/12/06/paul-okons-brave-mariners-gets-best-daniel-de-silva-co/
Forum Phoenix
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Yeah it's too short. They should have expanded it by now to 36 rounds. It's bad for the players and bad for the fans. But I assume better for the bottom line.
Easily fixed by expansion but we know how that is going at the moment. Needs to be back on the agenda as they could still do it next season if they really wanted to.
Wombat
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Pretty good article. 75% accurate. 25% bollocks.
Overall, well thought out and above average for a "the roar" article.
JoyfulPenguin
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JoyfulPenguin
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Celtic had preliminary talks with Brisbane Roar:
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2017/12/11/owners-back-away-selling-roar-celtic-circle
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2017/12/11/owners-back-away-selling-roar-celtic-circle
Just the same article about us with roar inserted. Not doing anything until FFa sorted out
Also owners hanging out for expansion to up the value, at $20m that’s a leap of faith that says expansion will bring rewards. Not surprised no one is taking the bait at that price and with the FFA shambles delaying progress I would also be cautious.
VicMariner
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The Dutch are protestants from wayyy back, they can never sell to a Catholic team.
JoyfulPenguin
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