Rest of A-League Transfer (Now with 99% RR - Love your work)

 

Perfect positioning, eyes firmly on the ball and wasn't distracted by Dadi's antics, got both hands to the ball and held it.

 

One of the best textbook saves I've seen.  Even he was pleased with himself - had a little smile afterwards.

 

Class.

 

Here: http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/WLGvHD3tzjy/A+League+Rd+24+Glory+v+Phoenix/rNRAzzhI7ge/Tando+Velaphi

 

Another Queensland team get rid of their problematic drunk driver.

Bit sad how its all turned out. But.. oh well.

Goodbye Frank Far-

Robson

 

Looks like he has same skin disease of Michael Jackson!

ASB Premiership. :-)

 

Where is Harry off to?

 

Tim Brown might be keen to have him at the Nix

 

Surely Rodi is looking at the Victory squad and thinking his decision to move his son across the ditch was a bit premature??

 

I think the new manager is probably better for him. Word is that Melbourne will be changing to a 4-2-3-1, which at least means his best position actually exists in their formation. I think tonights game could be very important for him. Magilton has said he will give their non-starting players a chance but he has a few players he knows that might move their. Since these are all foreigners the import status could really bite Marco. Just got a feeling we might get Marco back assuming Ricki wants him.

 

Solarzano got his bench spot, gee foreign signing not even on the bench like you point out does not look good for him...........

"The Newcastle Jets have signed Adelaide United goalkeeper Mark Birighitti, extended Ben Kennedy's contract and will release goalkeeper Matthew Nash"

Any one else see the Hyphen (Topor-Stanley) to Victory rumour?   ...and Sarkies to newcastle.

 

 

Agents offer hundreds of players to A-League sides every week and they almost all go no thanks.

 

Beauchamp was another mentioned as possibly heading to the Jets.

 

 

 

Brazilian striker Ricardinho, whose salary is in excess of $300,000, has been back on the A-League club's books since December when his loan spell at Brazilian second division side Parana ended.

He remains contracted with Victory until April 30.

Dumped by Victory after a miserly return of two goals in 19 games, he consumes a sizeable chunk of the salary cap.

Only Harry Kewell and Archie Thompson pocket more, with Kosta Rican star Carlos Hernandez believed to be in that ball park.

Coach Jim Magilton last week told the Herald Sun he was targeting at least one international, but with Ricardinho taking up the fifth and final visa spot after Hernandez, Jean Carlos Solorzano, Fabio and Marco Rojas, his hands are tied.

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Victory wants to do business this month but is limited with little more than $100,000 left in the cap.

In a deal that would have freed up a visa spot, Solorzano was offered to Newcastle Jets in exchange for defender Nikolai Topor-Stanley in December, but it collapsed when coach Mehmet Durakovic was sacked.

Victory is prepared to release Ricardinho on a free transfer and managing director Richard Wilson is confident a deal can be struck before the A-League transfer window closes in a month.

"We're not bringing him back. We're working on his situation at the moment because his loan with the Brazilian club has finished," Wilson said.

"If we finalise a financial arrangement that's agreeable then we free up the visa spot. Otherwise he's still on our books.

"We're in the market but we haven't done any deals.

"Are we likely to? It's a possibility. We've still got a bit of money in the cap and room on the roster. It's difficult to do anything in the January window, but we're in the market and we've had players offered to us both locally and overseas."

Wilson said while the club was juggling short and long-term targets, Victory was after players who could make an immediate impact.

"This window is primarily about shoring up our list to get the best result we can this season," he said.

 

Interesting that Solorzano and Rojas are not exactly starting regulars.