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 →

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 →

It is all but confirmed that we will be seeing a lot more headlines just like that one next season, as well as other gems like: ‘Brisbane Roars into the lead’, ‘A Roar Deal for Brisbane’ and so much more. Continue reading →

It is the weekend again and there is another home game on Sunday at Lang Park.  Personally I find Sunday night games a bit of a chore. You cannot overindulge or continue for too long afterwards, because you need to … Continue reading →