Believe that Melbourne City coach Patrick Kisnorbo is close to being appointed coach of a French Ligue 1 club. Kisnorbo has led Melbourne City to two minor premierships and one grand final win in his two seasons as head coach.
— AussieScout (@scout_aussie) November 21, 2022
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We can confirm that Head Coach Patrick Kisnorbo will depart City to join sister club ES Troyes AC in France’s Ligue 1, becoming the first Australian to manage in a top-five league.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) November 23, 2022
Thank you for everything, PK 💙
📰 Full details: https://t.co/eMG26n95M4 pic.twitter.com/sL94XuwkiG
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Des Buckingham has to be a front-runner for this job. https://t.co/IVAudA3GtM
— Jason Pine (@pineynz) November 23, 2022
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Hearing from multiple sources that Melbourne City's new head coach will be current academy boss John Maisano.
— Josh Parish (@joshparish_) November 24, 2022
From being sacked by NPL2 side Bulleen Lions to a senior A-League gig in the space of 18 months - a meteoric rise.
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Rado Vidosic has been appointed A-League Men’s Head Coach on a permanent basis after signing on through to the end of the 2024/25 season.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) February 6, 2023
Congratulations, Rado 👏
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The injury occurred when Access All Areas was down at Casey Fields filming for Leckie's go-around on the show. This is the second-attempt to do one with him after he was initially scheduled for the Christmas Derby Week.
— Joey Lynch (@joeylynchy) February 25, 2023
The curse claims another victim. https://t.co/HloG5d9TFQ
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Hannah paints Jamie.
Richmond was my local station living in Melbs, 12 odd years ago.
https://melbournecityfc.com.au/news/iconic-maclaren-mural-unveiled-at-richmond-station
Richmond was my local station living in Melbs, 12 odd years ago.
https://melbournecityfc.com.au/news/iconic-maclaren-mural-unveiled-at-richmond-station
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💎 We're pleased to announce that Alessandro Diamanti is joining our coaching ranks!
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) July 12, 2023
Looking forward to having you as part of the City family, Dia 🙌💙
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Andrew Nabbout is expected to miss the 2023/24 season, following an injury in a behind-closed-doors friendly last week.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) September 15, 2023
We'll be behind him every step of the way in his recovery 🩵
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Andrew Nabbout is expected to miss the 2023/24 season, following an injury in a behind-closed-doors friendly last week.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) September 15, 2023
We'll be behind him every step of the way in his recovery 🩵
bad for them, good for us, he always scores against us.
Queenslander 3x a year.
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Andrew Nabbout is expected to miss the 2023/24 season, following an injury in a behind-closed-doors friendly last week.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) September 15, 2023
We'll be behind him every step of the way in his recovery 🩵
bad for them, good for us, he always scores against us.
They are using his IR spot to bring in a Brazilian winger tho
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so maybe less bad for them, but an unknown brazilian is probaby better for us than Nabbout
Queenslander 3x a year.
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The Club and Men’s Head Coach, Rado Vidosic, have mutually agreed to bring to an end his coaching tenure with immediate effect.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) October 31, 2023
Aurelio Vidmar will join the Club as Men's Head Coach for the remainder of the 2023/24 season.
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The Club and Men’s Head Coach, Rado Vidosic, have mutually agreed to bring to an end his coaching tenure with immediate effect.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) October 31, 2023
Aurelio Vidmar will join the Club as Men's Head Coach for the remainder of the 2023/24 season.
Patrick Kisnorbo has entered the chat (for next season).
Because I can't see him surviving much longer in France...
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Why did Rado go? Didn't he clean up.the league last year?
VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life
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Why did Rado go? Didn't he clean up.the league last year?
https://www.ftbl.com.au/news/vidosic-hanging-by-a-thread-as-city-suffer-alm-nightmare-601850
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Scans have confirmed a season-ending injury for star attacker, Holly McNamara.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) November 21, 2023
The entire City family will be supporting her every step of the way through her recovery 🩵
Full details 📰⤵️
Just got selected into the Matildas for the first time, injured scoring the winner in added time. It is her 3rd ACL and only 20 years old, heartbreaking.
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For @AAPSport;
— Joey Lynch (@joeylynchy) May 5, 2024
Melbourne City interim boss Aurelio Vidmar has confirmed talks are underway to seal a return as permanent coach next season, with limited squad turnover planned after their elimination final loss to 10-man Melbourne Victory.
Link: https://t.co/SLEvolsbkB .
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Network Ten reported pre-game that Aurelio Vidmar had signed a two-year contract extension to become Melbourne City's permanent manager. While Vidmar wouldn't confirm that a deal was in place post-game, he did acknowledge talks were underway. [aap]https://t.co/e3RPbni14d
— A-League Hub (@AleagueHub) May 6, 2024
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✍️ Aurelio Vidmar will continue as Head Coach of our A-League Men's squad, signing a permanent deal through to the end of season 2025/26.
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) May 15, 2024
Full details plus some surprise re-signing news ⤵️
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Almost 20 A-League fans stormed a popular inner-Melbourne pub on Saturday afternoon but were forced to flee after a wild confrontation with rival supporters.
CCTV obtained by The Age reveals 17 men – all dressed in black hoodies and some with their faces concealed – marching into the pub in Swan Street, Cremorne, about 3.45pm. At least one man at the back of the group appears to be wearing merchandise from Melbourne City Football Club.
The violent incident occurred just over an hour before the start of an A-League game between Melbourne City and Western Sydney Wanderers at nearby AAMI Park.
Once inside the pub, the group was forced to make a hasty retreat when challenged by other patrons, CCTV footage appears to show.
Several men brawled near the hotel’s exit, with one hurling a bar stool and another receiving a cut to his face.
A police spokeswoman confirmed that one person was treated for injuries at the scene.
“Police are investigating following an affray at a licensed premise on Swan Street in Cremorne on 30 November. It’s believed around 20 people were involved in a physical altercation just after 3.30pm. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are being investigated,” the spokeswoman said.
A source familiar with the police investigation but not authorised to speak publicly said a group of Melbourne City supporters were suspected of instigating the violence.
“The plan appears to have been to ambush the crew from Sydney, but it obviously didn’t work out too well. They should be pretty embarrassed with themselves, and it only hurts the game in Australia,” the source said.
Melbourne City and Western Sydney Wanderers have been contacted for comment.
The brawl is the latest example of violence surrounding the A-League, which has suffered from a series of ugly altercations between hardcore fans over the years that have shifted attention from the game itself.
It also comes less than two years after about 150 Melbourne Victory fans stormed the pitch at AAMI Park during a derby game against Melbourne City in December 2022, when goalkeeper Tom Glover and referee Alex King were assaulted.
Melbourne Victory, one of the competition’s marquee clubs, was hit with fines of $450,000 and Football Australia issued more than 20 stadium bans to supporters who entered the field of play, while several fans were slapped with criminal charges following a protracted police investigation.
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Genuinely what did they hope to get out of this? Even if their stupid stunt succeeded, Melb. City would get these big unwanted fines, they would've been banned + arrested, and police presence at would've gone up.
Honestly they just formed as a supporters group and are already causing trouble
Honestly they just formed as a supporters group and are already causing trouble
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Genuinely what did they hope to get out of this? Even if their stupid stunt succeeded, Melb. City would get these big unwanted fines, they would've been banned + arrested, and police presence at would've gone up.
Honestly they just formed as a supporters group and are already causing trouble
Honestly they just formed as a supporters group and are already causing trouble
Always surprises me, at their games there's barely anyone in the stands, but somehow big enough to attract idiots like that
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The Southside MCFC fangroup say that the guy wearing MCFC garb was a steward trying to break up the fight (source: Instagram screenshot posted on r/ALeague)
Ramming liberal dribble down your throat since 2009
This forum needs less angst and more Kate Bush threads
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https://x.com/ALeagueHQ/status/2039605379794149703
🚨🌕| Daniel Arzani (27) has had a falling out with Melbourne City’s senior group of players.
— AusFootHQ (@ALeagueHQ) April 2, 2026
It’s understood that Arzani’s attitude has been questioned by influential members of City’s squad.
Don’t expect City to attempt to extend Arzani’s loan deal from Ferencvaros.… pic.twitter.com/2Ax0Vp98IZ
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https://x.com/joeylynchy/status/2039858200439341291
New in @ByJDLMedia;
— Joey Lynch (@joeylynchy) April 3, 2026
Melbourne City coach Aurelio Vidmar has vehemently denied reports that Daniel Arzani has had a falling out with senior members of his A-League Men squad, calling the suggestions “totally false”.
🔗: https://t.co/YzTj1zw4K2 .
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RR wrote:
https://x.com/joeylynchy/status/2039858200439341291
New in @ByJDLMedia;
Melbourne City coach Aurelio Vidmar has vehemently denied reports that Daniel Arzani has had a falling out with senior members of his A-League Men squad, calling the suggestions “totally false”.
🔗: https://t.co/YzTj1zw4K2 .
— Joey Lynch (@joeylynchy) April 3, 2026
Not the sort of thing you would expect a coach to confirm though i would think.
GET YOUR SHIRTS OFF FOR THE BOYS
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