SA Footy

Brisbane Roar

Coach: Ange Postecoglou

Andrew Redmayne
Michael Theoklitos
Luke DeVere
Ivan Franjic
Matt Mundy
Matthew Smith
Shane Stefanutto
Milan Susak
Luke Brattan
Thomas Broich
Matt McKay
James Meyer
Massimo Murdocca
Mitch Nichols
Erik Paartalu
Kosta Barbarouses
Henrique
Reinaldo
Rocky Visconte

August
Sun 8, 3:00 PM Gold Coast United Skilled Park,
Sat 21, 7:30 PM Sydney FC Suncorp Stadium,
Fri 27, 8:00 PM Wellington Phoenix FC Suncorp Stadium,

September
Sun 5, 3:00 PM Newcastle Jets FC EnergyAustralia Stadium,
Sun 12, 3:00 PM Melbourne Victory FC AAMI Park,
Sat 18, 7:30 PM Adelaide United FC Suncorp Stadium,
Sat 25, 5:15 PM Melbourne Heart FC Suncorp Stadium,

October
Sun 3, 5:30 PM Perth Glory FC ME Bank Stadium,
Sat 16, 8:15 PM Newcastle Jets FC Suncorp Stadium,
Wed 20, 7:00 PM Central Coast Mariners FC Suncorp Stadium,
Sat 23, 8:15 PM Melbourne Victory FC Suncorp Stadium,
Sat 30, 6:00 PM Sydney FC Sydney Football Stadium

November
Wed 3, 7:30 PM Wellington Phoenix FC Westpac Stadium,
Sat 6, 8:15 PM Adelaide United FC Suncorp Stadium,
Sun 14, 5:00 PM Melbourne Heart FC AAMI Park,
Wed 17, 7:30 PM Newcastle Jets FC EnergyAustralia Stadium,
Sat 20, 8:15 PM North Queensland Fury Suncorp Stadium,
Wed 24, 7:30 PM Central Coast Mariners FC Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium,

December
Fri 3, 8:00 PM Melbourne Victory FC AAMI Park,
Wed 8, 8:00 PM Perth Glory FC Suncorp Stadium,
Sun 12, 5:00 PM Sydney FC Sydney Football Stadium
Sat 18, 8:15 PM North Queensland Fury Dairy Farmers Stadium
Sun 26, 6:15 PM Gold Coast United Suncorp Stadium,

January
Sun 2, 6:30 PM Adelaide United FC Hindmarsh Stadium,
Fri 7, 7:30 PM Perth Glory FC Suncorp Stadium,
Wed 12, 7:30 PM Central Coast Mariners FC Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium,
Sun 16, 6:00 PM Wellington Phoenix FC Suncorp Stadium,
Fri 28, 7:30 PM Melbourne Heart FC Suncorp Stadium,

February
Sat 5, 8:15 PM North Queensland Fury Dairy Farmers Stadium
Sat 12, 8:15 PM Gold Coast United Suncorp Stadium,

Everton travel to Brisbane today for a friendly at 10:00
Assume that is a morning kick off?

Brisbane Roar 1 Everton 2:

Magaye Gueye strikes win as Everton win again on Australia tour

Young French striker Magaye Gueye scored the winner as Everton defeated A-League club Brisbane Roar to complete a clean sweep of wins from their three-match pre-season tour of Australia.
Gueye tapped home the winner seven minutes from the end after Jack Rodwell's second-half opener had been cancelled out by Kosta Barbarouses.

New signing Jermaine Beckford made his first start in an Everton shirt and was almost gifted a first goal when he just failed to reach an under-hit backpass.
Fellow striker Louis Saha then warmed the gloves of former Norwich goalkeeper Michael Theoklitos before ending a goalless first-half with a disappointingly tame shot after his bursting run.

Rodwell opened the scoring four minutes after the re-start with a delightful curling shot from outside the penalty area.
The visitors looked the most likely to add a second with Seamus Coleman firing just over before Victor Anichebe, who came on for Rodwell, was also off target.

The Roar found an unlikely equaliser after 66 minutes when Barbarouses fired home from a tight angle after a quickly-taken free-kick.
But 20-year-old substitute Gueye made sure Everton left Australia with a perfect record as he tapped in Jose Baxter's cross from close range after 83 minutes.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z0txloCQYP

By Marco Monteverde
July 17, 2010 .Matt McKay admits the task of replacing Craig Moore as Brisbane captain remains a challenge, but the midfielder has no doubt he is the right man for the job.

It's another beginning for the Roar this season after a tumultuous 2009-10 campaign on and off the park.

The sacking of coach Frank Farina last October set off a chain of events that has led to the likes of Moore, Charlie Miller, Danny Tiatto, Liam Reddy, Josh McCloughan, Tommy Oar, Michael Zullo, Adam Sarota and Andrew Packer no longer being part of the Roar make-up


http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27419054-5000940,00.html

The Brisbane Roar won its pre-season match against the Newcastle Jets 1-0 on Sunday at Port Macquarie Regional Stadium.

A late penalty taken by Ivan Franjic was required to split the two teams, with the Jets losing their fourth game in as many visits to the area.

The Jets almost broke through on 10 minutes, via Iraqi Ali Abbas, but his right-foot strike went right of the target.

Former Phoenix striker Costa Barbarouses was threatening for the Roar, forcing a good save from Jets keeper Ben Kennedy early.

The Jets had a golden chance to open the scoring on 52 minutes, when Kasey Wehrman put a neat through-ball for Sean Rooney, who in turn squared it for Jobe Wheelhouse, only to be denied by Victory premiership keeper and new Roar stopper Michael Theoklitos.

Late in the game, German midfielder Thomas Broich danced into the box before being clipped from behind, and Franjic sent Paul Henderson the wrong way to seal victory for Brisbane.