Bowles is meant to be heading to roar. Interesting to see what happens with Barker-Daish

Pasfield released by the Mariners. Bosnar has been re-signed - details yet to be announced.

It's all updated bar the table/picture.

Thanks for the links. I do keep track myself but always handy if I miss something. I'd probably start sourcing when people sign contracts but without a superscript option I think things would get messy.

2013/14
Adam Traore released

Solorzano, who returned to the club in January on a contract for the rest of the season, revealed on Tuesday that he had signed a new two-year deal.

“I’m going to prepare myself as best as I can because next season I want to really have an impact,” said Solorzano, who was an unused substitute in Sunday’s final.

“I want to demonstrate to Mike (Mulvey) that I can be somewhere in the starting 11.”

Henrique, who scored the winner in Sunday’s win after replacing Dimitri Petratos in the second half, was pleased about Solorzano staying in Brisbane.

“He’s a very good friend of mine, so I’m very happy for him,” Henrique said about the man they call “Nico”.

“I don’t know what the coach is going to do (to replace Berisha), but I think the club is well-serviced by Nico and me.

“I’m employed by the club so I need to follow the instructions. If the coach says that I need to start, then I need to start. If the coach says that I need to wait, then yes I will wait.”

http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/football/thomas-broich-says-replacement-for-besart-berisha-could-already-be-at-brisbane-roar/story-fnk6pqhe-1226907934332

Smeltz faces pay cut to stay at Glory

Shane Smeltz will have to take a significant pay cut if he is to remain at Perth Glory next season as the club abandons its domestic marquee spot.

The New Zealand international is out of contract at the end of May at nib Stadium after suffering an injury-interrupted 2013-2104 season which reduced him to 13 appearances and four goals.

Signed initially as the club's international marquee three years ago, Smeltz has been offered a one-year extension by Glory as owner Tony Sage seeks to cut the wage bill by opting to now ditch the Australian marquee slot.

News of Glory’s stance on a player, whose A-League goal tally of 77 is just one behind Melbourne Victory’s Archie Thompson, will alert several other clubs as Smeltz weighs up his future in the coming weeks.

Smeltz had been touted as a possible replacement for new Melbourne Victory signing Besart Berisha at Brisbane Roar – but it appears now that Roar may be looking at an overseas option.

“Shane Smeltz has been offered another contract but the situation is now that we will not have an Australian marquee position at the club next season,” said Sage. “Shane will have to decide whether he wants to accept the offer or not.

“With the marquee position not available now, he will have to fit under the salary cap. That is obviously going to be his call but of course we would like to keep a player with his proven goal record at the club.

"He was unlucky with injuries last season but is still a potent goalscorer."

Smeltz has struck 28 goals in 58 appearances for Glory, and his injury problems last season were a major factor in the club’s under-achieving campaign.

Glory finished eighth on the ladder but still appointed caretaker Kenny Lowe as its full time coach.

The door, meanwhile, remains slightly ajar for international marquee William Gallas, according to Sage, with the French star0 heading overseas this week amid ongoing negotiations over a possible return for a second season.

“He does want to stay at the club and he loves it here,” Sage said of the 36 year-old defender.

“But I think there won’t be any decision until a lit later on whether he returns to the club or not.”

Glory is also likely to confirm Western Sydney Wanderers' Ethiopian-born Dutch star Youssouf Hersi as its latest recruit next week after his final game for WSW against Sanfrecce Hiroshima.

While there is also interest from elsewhere, Glory is confident there will be no late hitches and it has its man.

Lowe will soon be heading to South America and Europe to scout potential visa players.

I know it's a bit more work, but maybe you could turn each player name in the OP into a hyperlink with the link to when they signed/released/whatever?

EG:


Just an idea, feel free to say no :lol:

Bugger on the Bosnar news. Very disappointed.

ATE - I'm wondering, now that the season is officially over - perhaps you could change the category or status of '2013/14 contracts' to 'Departed Players' or what not? This seems more appropriate, especially when reading Glory's 2013/14 (Departures) list? :-k

Or actually, there be a new sub-section for 'Confirmed Departures'? :idea:

Edit: BTW New update,

Victory re-sign Finkler for 2 more seasons

Edited by GloryPerth: 10/5/2014 03:54:56 AM

I don't see why it needs changing. If they're listed in the 13/14 category then they're not departed, their contracts are running out at the end of May. If they have been "confirmed" as leaving/left then there's a note next to them.

There's still ~30 players we don't know the future off, once that all happens, probably June some time, then I'll just get rid of the 13/14 category altogether.

Richard Bayliss ‏@RichBaylissFOX 7m
DONE: Sydney FC have signed Bernie Ibini from Shanghai East Asia. Graham Arnold's first signing comes via loan at Mariners.

Matt Jurman signed on for another year at SFC. Good cover, glad he didn't end up going to Newcastle.

Sydney picking up the mediocre yet again. :lol:

Edited by SocaWhom: 17/5/2014 12:26:01 AM

My numbering does match up for Newcastle. Can anyone help - am I missing a Jerk in the team list?