I wish the next game would just start already ><

Regarding the AFCCL kit, all I have to say is that any kit we win games in is a good kit to me. I actually like it's clean lines and approve the better fit. I didn't mind the colour of the kit either, was a better red than my green tinged feed from Tashkent would have led me to believe. Oh and did I mention that we are not only undefeated but with a 100% win record in it :)

It is gd to have this feeling back last time it was here was before the season starts just shows though never loose faith to some people On here lol

Yea but the team is not going to be the only people wearing the kit.
supporters do not want to wear a kit with a picture of a fairy as the mascott to say lol
You would want the kit to look decent to make sure you can get sales from it is my point.
I dont care what they wear on the field but if im to buy it i want it to look good or i will buy a older version or keep my older 3 yr old kit instead. I get you point about whhat your saying but it is not just about what they are wearing game day.

‘Water for the World’ initiative

Friday, 23 March 2012 12:08 AM

Adelaide United’s proud back of shirt sponsor Stratco will make a special cheque presentation to World Vision CEO Rev. Tim Costello prior to the Reds’ match against Melbourne Heart tomorrow night as part of Stratco’s ‘Water for the World’ project.

Rev. Costello will be in attendance at the Reds’ final game of the season to accept a cheque from Stratco for what currently stands at $50,000 after the building and home improvement company committed $2,000 to World Vision’s new water and health project in Burundi, Africa for every goal Adelaide United scored in the Hyundai A-League season.

Prior to heading to Adelaide, Rev. Costello expressed his gratitude to Stratco for their generosity and emphasised the unique connection football has with the people and areas that World Vision provides assistance to.

“Whenever I visit World Vision's work overseas I see kids playing football. Our supporters often tell me they get letters from their sponsor children saying how they love playing football with their friends,” Rev. Costello said.

“This game unites nations around the world and it has been an honour for World Vision to partner with Stratco and Adelaide United this season.”

"For every goal this season Stratco has donated $2000 which means clean water for 100 households in Burundi. I'm looking forward to being at Hindmarsh on Friday night for the last game of the season. Hopefully the Reds win and score a few more goals."

For the launch of the initiative, a moving 60 second video was produced, featuring Reds striker Sergio Van Dijk. Click here to view the footage, while fans at tomorrow night’s game can also join the twitter discussion #water4theworld.

Adelaide United FC is honoured to be involved in the initiative and to be able to help out such a worthy cause. People can donate to World Vision by visiting www.worldvision.com.au.

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/adelaideunited/news-display/Water-for-the-World-initiative/46396

Hey guys just a quick one

I have been watching dylan mcgowan this season an Adelaide boy back in aus out of contract and can play RB you would think we would of jumped to get him back here straight away for next season
what is going on he can defend and attack really well too. Would love to see the young guy in a red shirt next season
i hope kossie brings the boy home.

Edited by liverpoolfan2010: 25/3/2012 07:58:03 PM

Edited by liverpoolfan2010: 25/3/2012 07:58:49 PM

I am not sure he will stick around in Australia, wasn't he heading back to Scotland?

Izzo is going to be a star. No question, he is another keeper in the mould of Birra & Hugene.

He is on loan to GCU from Heats. His brother is at Hearts as well.

Edited by Doug Laddy: 25/3/2012 08:50:56 PM

Do you think though because hearts are in such financial difficulty they might loan him out again if not sell for cheap?

anyone know if he is out of contract with hearts ?

would be a great pick up for us get the soul back in united.

I don't know.

How much different is he to Mullen though? They seemed to say he is more of CB playing RB than a natural RB.

I think this guy has more attacking instinct can cross has more speed better passer and can beat players good Rb option

mullen is better as a CB in todays game.

Cassio and ramsey can cross a good ball
im worried about watson i think kossie is going to offload him
he is meant to be a natural midfielder turned RB yet he can defend ok but his first touch and crossing and passing and taking on players is poor something he is meant to be better at.
i don't think there is room for him next year in the team.

Cassio and ramsey can cross a good ball
im worried about watson i think kossie is going to offload him
he is meant to be a natural midfielder turned RB yet he can defend ok but his first touch and crossing and passing and taking on players is poor something he is meant to be better at.
i don't think there is room for him next year in the team.

I thought Watson was originally a central midfielder and took that as the reason he could not cross. He needs to go.
I think Ramsey's crossing was a bit disappointing most of the time this year.

Bowles started at RB but recently has been moved up to RW. I can't see why we can't play him as an RWB

We could but then we still need a RW.

After last night's performance, I am reassured at the signing of Bowles. Such pace! AND he can play on the wing or at RB!

But all the rumblings about players like Cassio, Caravella, van Dijk, Vidosic, all leaving make me upset. I know that if we offload them, it will take years before we win anything again. Lack of stability fucked us over this season, I'd hate to see it happen again next season.

Adelaide United - Commercial Manager Appointment

Monday, 26 March 2012 2:17 PM

Oliver Totani joins the Adelaide United Football Club after spending 4 years as an executive at the market leading property agency Colliers International.

He has a strong sales background and intends to utilise his business ethics and skill sets to make certain all partners of Adelaide United FC are valued. Oliver places the utmost importance on rigorous client liaison and will work tirelessly to ensure the relationship between the club and its partners result in both successful business and personal satisfaction for all its partners.

Oliver understands the importance of the local South Australian Football community and what it means to Adelaide United FC. Born and bred in South Australia and being involved in football within the state for over 15 years has seen Oliver represent both his state and his country. He has an intimate knowledge of the local game and still plays for SA team Campbelltown City Soccer Club in the local Super League.

Oliver is excited about the future of what already is a hugely successful South Australian Football Club. Furthermore, Oliver is thrilled to be able to share his excitement with the club's partners, and invites you to continue to be apart of the Reds - Our Team Our State.

If you are interested in becoming part of Adelaide United's valued corporate partners in 2012/13, please call (08) 8340 3000.

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/adelaideunited/news-display/Adelaide-United--Commercial-Manager-Appointment/46471