Brisbane Roar is through to the Grand Final, and the tickets for this game are selling very well. The crowd numbers have not always looked so good this season though. Continue reading →

Better football, better ticket prices, better results and worse crowds. Brisbane Roar’s performance on the pitch is the best in the club’s short history but match day crowds are at their worst. The fans that turned up to watch a … Continue reading →

This year, it was interesting to watch the Roar losing players. Not because the changes in the team roster were inherently interesting, but because of the conversation that evolved around it. There was one very persistent meme that coloured discussion both in the media and among the fans: the senior players’ ‘drinking culture’. Continue reading →

Hundreds of thousands have been spent on print, billboards, radio advertising and TV by the A-League and the clubs like the Brisbane Roar before and during this football season. Continue reading →

If you have a website, it is worth having a look through your single click search terms. Some of them can be interesting, funny or bizarre. Continue reading →

It is now official and the Queensland Roar, soon to be Brisbane Roar, are under FFA management. With a stadium secured, funding assured and two new local teams to stir up a few rivalries, football in Brisbane looks set for a good 2009/2010 season. Continue reading →