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well the supporters have been going on about the Club for a long long time. Some posts in that link is damming. Even RIMB who we saw hung in there forever here seems to have gone AWOL as I asked the question sometime ago, he always kept a positive view that was admiral and I appreciated that about him. How many more have departed who knows, not good for football period here for unlike the bulk of supporters abroad they tolerate bad owners and hang in there, sure some would depart but not the core/bulk whereas here we don't have that luxury.
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Was looking for this thread to post this exact link. Club is a fucking shambles.
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It’s caused a bit of discussion within the fan groups but you’d be hard pressed to find a supporter who disagrees with holmans statement. Most don’t believe Roar have taken the cup seriously in the past so Holman is just stating it as it is. Whether Roar as a club would want him to say that is another question, but given most people have moved on from back office management positions I don’t think they’d care ... anything that blames your predecessors maybe lol
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You'd think Holman would have had Media Training at some stage Former Socceroo Holman on Friday said the Roar were out to end their poor FFA Cup history by beating City to move into the round of 16 for just the second time since the tournament’s inception in 2014.“Obviously it’s not everything but it would be something to fit in the trophy cabinet for the Brisbane Roar,” the ex-Aston Villa playmaker said. “We’re not going there for a bit of fun like we’ve done in the past where the results haven’t been that great, we really want to have a good crack at this.
https://www.news.com.au/sport/football/brisbane-roar-put-danish-winger-tobias-mikkelsen-to-the-test-in-trial-against-phoenix/news-story/6d0421ecb3d054b7d7f387b18daf6d50
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@ clockwork
It was a message to RSF members, they seemingly don’t need chapter and verse and plenty have put their hands up to help .... everyone else has got an opinion but none of it particularly helpful.
As I said, English supporters will do almost anything to help their club out (as will some Roar supporters) seems as though some Aussie’s want to sweat the small stuff or are too interested in offering an opinion on what others are prepared to do.
Get yourself along on Saturday, you might enjoy it.
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+x@ clockwork orange People will see what people will want to see unfortunately. There’s 5 years of promotional kit such as scarves, water bottles, shirts, hundreds of spare A League and W League shirts, caps, key rings, flags, etc. none of it’s going down to Logan so it needs sorting in to usable and into the bin. What’s reusable the Federation will take and distribute to junior clubs, community groups and selected charities - the volume is huge and there’s some good quality stuff in there it’s not just promo junk. Hence the need for volunteers not movers. It ain’t being moved to Logan but from Ballymore to our storage. Biters will be biters though because they see what they want to see. Just saying what it looks like. Didn't see any mention of sorting gear. If it's as you say, why the the call for help with "unloading at Logan"?
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+xSo what do people think.If Roar lose to SFC this weekend is it season over?There is still a mathematical possibility of making the six,but in reality are Perth,WSW and AU going to lose two more games than us after the weekend? Please don't spoil this thread by talking about Football
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So what do people think.If Roar lose to SFC this weekend is it season over?There is still a mathematical possibility of making the six,but in reality are Perth,WSW and AU going to lose two more games than us after the weekend?
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Waz
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@ clockwork orange
People will see what people will want to see unfortunately.
There’s 5 years of promotional kit such as scarves, water bottles, shirts, hundreds of spare A League and W League shirts, caps, key rings, flags, etc. none of it’s going down to Logan so it needs sorting in to usable and into the bin.
What’s reusable the Federation will take and distribute to junior clubs, community groups and selected charities - the volume is huge and there’s some good quality stuff in there it’s not just promo junk. Hence the need for volunteers not movers. It ain’t being moved to Logan but from Ballymore to our storage. Biters will be biters though because they see what they want to see.
The goalposts aren’t worth moving, main reason is Logan have kindly installed them at the new facilities and these portable ones were going to be left behind - if we can get a flat bed truck we’ll take em down there. If not they can stay.
In England, which the biters like to think is “real football” not plastic clubs like we have, some clubs use volunteers to clear the pitch of snow, clear training pitches of snow, paint grandstands and make basic repairs to stadiums, and man things like the club shop - all these things the clubs could pay for but choose not to do because people are happy to volunteer. It’s part of club culture, it’s the same at local junior club level - my club uses volunteers for things they can afford to pay for but we save the money and get volunteers in.
So this Friday and Saturday over 20 volunteers will help Roar sort years of stuff out. They’ll walk away with as many water bottles as they want and a few shirts for them and their mates as a thank you for their time. Thousands of other items will be sorted into usable piles which will go to good causes. The volunteers will do that and stop good stuff going to the bin.
In addition, those down at Logan will get a tour of the new training facilities and the three buildings there. It’s probably the only time the general public will be allowed inside the two players buildings, how cool is that.
And yeah, in addition I’ve no doubt we’ll be helping staff bring down the final boxes and some odds n sods from the club offices. And that’s cool - if English supporters aren’t too proud to help out why would we be?
People say they want “football culture” well here it is .. but they’re still bitching. Funny that.
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+x+xWhy not walnuts, are NSL biters too proud to help out their club?? It’s no wonder football in this country is in such a mess, people like you will find fault and complain about anything and everything lol. FMD indeed 😂 Must admit it does come across as amateurish - only one step removed from looking for people to go onto the roster to wash the shirts or sell raffle tickets. You'd think the budget would at least stretch to 24 hours truck hire and insurance, no ?
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+xWhy not walnuts, are NSL biters too proud to help out their club?? It’s no wonder football in this country is in such a mess, people like you will find fault and complain about anything and everything lol. FMD indeed 😂 Must admit it does come across as amateurish - only one step removed from looking for people to go onto the roster to wash the shirts or sell raffle tickets.
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ha ha, well played sir 😀
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Apparently Pedj Radinovic knows a lot about moving goalposts 
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Fans want a connection with the club , club accepts offer of help to move , What is wrong with that ? Can not please some , no matter what they do , FMD
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Avraam sends his apologies, I think they've given the RSF something to do, otherwise they'll just start writing more letters to Infantino
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Why not walnuts, are NSL biters too proud to help out their club??
It’s no wonder football in this country is in such a mess, people like you will find fault and complain about anything and everything lol.
FMD indeed 😂
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+x+xOk, so if it wasn’t Craig’s fault, then whose fault was it? Ironman?  Laundrygate 2.0 Now looking forward to Fongs reaction to being publicly humiliated
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+xOk, so if it wasn’t Craig’s fault, then whose fault was it? Ironman?
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+x@ pricklebear 😂😂😂😂😂 or maybe“The ironing board was too hard” -'The iron wasnt functioning early in the season and has just started working again, it will take a few weeks to get used to the other applicances and working 100%'
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@ pricklebear
😂😂😂😂😂 or maybe
“The ironing board was too hard”
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+xOk, so if it wasn’t Craig’s fault, then whose fault was it? The laws of physics Or in JA's mind, 'The iron was unlucky'
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Ok, so if it wasn’t Craig’s fault, then whose fault was it?
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Brisbane Roar avoid legal action over ‘jersey-gate’ with apology to Craig MooreMARCO MONTEVERDE | The Courier-Mail BRISBANE Roar have avoided defamation action by absolving departing football director Craig Moore of blame for the club’s embarrassing “jersey-gate” scandal. The Courier-Mail revealed last month that Moore was set to take action against the club following the decision to place him on “gardening leave” for the rest of his tenure by Roar vice-chairman Chris Fong, after numbers peeled off Brisbane jerseys in the club’s embarrassing 3-2 AFC Champions League playoff loss to Filipino outfit Ceres-Negros in January. PASSION:Arnold wants to continue Postecoglou’s legacy Moore, who receives his final wages from the club next week, was publicly blamed and banished by Fong for the jersey fiasco. “We have a football director and the buck stops with him,” Fong told The World Game website.  Departing Brisbane Roar football director Craig Moore.Picture: News Corp Australia“It was a systemic failure of management in the football department.” Moore’s lawyer Tim Fuller sought a public apology from the Roar, alleging the statements attributed to Fong carried “defamatory imputations” to his client. When that wasn’t forthcoming by the set deadline, Fuller filed an arbitration application on behalf of Moore with Football Federation Australia, claiming the Roar and Fong were in breach of several FFA regulations. Moore was also considering legal options under the Fair Work Act for being “unfairly treated as an employee”. But after “numerous correspondences”, Moore has settled for a confidential deed of settlement in which the club formally acknowledged he was not responsible for the jersey debacle. “Our position has been that the defamatory publications and the erroneous allegation that Craig was somehow responsible for this debacle needed to be corrected,” Fuller said.  The numbers on Brisbane Roar defender Ivan Franjic’s shirt seen peeling off during Brisbane’s preliminary Asian Champions League match with Ceres-Negros.Picture: AAP“I am pleased to say that we have finally arrived at this point. “The Roar acknowledge that Craig was not responsible and have provided a glowing reference that highlights his outstanding contribution to the club and to Australian football in general.” Despite the settlement, Fuller remained unhappy with the way FFA handled the situation. “The conduct of the Roar throughout this matter has been less than adequate. As the governing body, the FFA demonstrated a reluctance to intervene and hold the Roar to account for their conduct,” Fuller said. “This situation has demonstrated that an employee can be ‘hung out to dry’ by their A-League employer – and the governing body displays a reluctance to step in and take action. “Clearly, (that’s) not acceptable for any sport in this country.” A Roar spokesman said the club wished Moore well for his future endeavours. Meanwhile, Brisbane defender Avraam Papadopoulos has had successful surgery on the ankle he broke at training on Tuesday.
Brisbane Roar avoid legal action over ‘jersey-gate’ with apology to Craig Moore
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Yeah, but, nah ... there’s no evidence that Nirwan Bakrie wants to sell. He’s turned down two offers of $10m and then $13m according to the former MD and rumours of a third and final offer close to $20m was also being turned away persist. The man ain’t for selling, god knows why.
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TFW Bakries want out and then a Dutch guy with $15m to spend on a Single Franchise City Football Team walks into Australia 
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