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

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over 6 years ago

Playing devil's advocate here...notwithstanding the fact that we all know Rudes is a couple of sandwiches short of a pic nic, how could the PFA intervene and allow a player to leave for free simply because his relationship with the coach has 'soured'?
Didn't WU ask for a transfer fee?

Don't get me wrong, Rudan is a tosser but this worries me a bit

Unlike other leagues around the world, the A-League has a strong players union. Every time a player has been forced to train by themselves etc, they have stepped in. They will have helped arbitrated a solution to McDonald being frozen out by Rudan.
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Oska
over 6 years ago

My bad I forgot we only recently enabled club to club player loans and not transfer fees...

Re PFA, then WU were iditiots for isolating him and giving the PFA a chance to swoop in. Or maybe they were happy to let go of him as his wages would be fairly high


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over 6 years ago

RR wrote:

JIngham to leave the Roar for an Asian deal? 

https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/ingham-roars-off-to-indonesia-after-securing-brisbane-exit

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over 6 years ago

Javier Cabrera gone from City?

https://twitter.com/union_al_dia/status/1214322486134882306?s=19

Guess they are in for Rojas then.

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over 6 years ago

Twitter is abuzz with Rojas sightings in Melbourne. If it's City he's going to, I can't wait to see all the butthurt Victory fans cry snake, just like they did with Barbarouses.

Of course, the Victory *did* produce those two talents from grassroots, so they have every right to be aggrieved with the news! /s

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over 6 years ago

https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/pohang-steelers-poised-to-seal-o-neill-deal

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over 6 years ago

https://thewest.com.au/sport/perth-glory/key-defender-gregory-wuthrich-set-to-start-in-glorys-crucial-home-clash-against-adelaide-united-after-injury-lay-off-ng-b881427489z

https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/wanderers-slap-1-million-price-tag-on-want-away-baccus

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about 6 years ago

C'mon down Marco ...

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about 6 years ago

Good areas from the A-League account.

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about 6 years ago

Martial wrote:

Good areas from the A-League account.

Surely this paves the way for Rojas on a multi-year, big(gish) $$$ contract? Guess we'll wait and see for a confirmation.

He can be then work towards becoming the big fish in the pond once more. Still a bit disappointing he couldn't kick on in Europe, but them's the breaks...

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about 6 years ago

Yes I can't help but feel Marco will do really well in the A-League once again.

I think most of us had really high hopes for him and that's why we've been so disappointed with his European performances.

Maybe this is just his level, maybe he was unlucky not to find the right place for him to flourish over in Europe.


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about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago

Wonder where Marguš is off too. He is away with the Olyroos, so can't really be an IR for Moss.

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about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago

Would a NZ born player, with a NZ passport, but say an Australian parent, be considered an Australian player if signing for an Australian A-League club, or would they be classed as a Visa player? (for simplicity, assume no declaration of player allegiance to either country)

If having an Australian parent qualifies as Australian, would that also apply for grandparents (per FIFA eligibility)

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about 6 years ago

ClubOranje wrote:

Would a NZ born player, with a NZ passport, but say an Australian parent, be considered an Australian player if signing for an Australian A-League club, or would they be classed as a Visa player? (for simplicity, assume no declaration of player allegiance to either country)

If having an Australian parent qualifies as Australian, would that also apply for grandparents (per FIFA eligibility)

I remember hearing stories that Cristiano Ronaldo had an Australian grandparent and technically could've been a Socceroo if he so chose.

Also, when there were rumors that Samaras could've come to the league, people went digging and found an Aussie grandparent of his, which would've qualified him as a local too

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about 6 years ago

ClubOranje wrote:

Would a NZ born player, with a NZ passport, but say an Australian parent, be considered an Australian player if signing for an Australian A-League club, or would they be classed as a Visa player? (for simplicity, assume no declaration of player allegiance to either country)

If having an Australian parent qualifies as Australian, would that also apply for grandparents (per FIFA eligibility)

They'd have to claim the Australian citizenship they are entitled to (assuming they have an Australian citizen parent).

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about 6 years ago · edited about 6 years ago · History

FULL OFF-CONTRACT LIST


ADELAIDE UNITED


George Blackwood , Mirko Boland [V], Yongbin Chen [V], Benjamin Halloran, Michael Jakobsen [V], Nathan Konstandopoulos, Vince Lia, Michael Marrone, Kristian Opseth [V], Ryan Strain

BRISBANE ROAR

Daniel Bowles, Corey Brown, Jack Hingert, Jacob Pepper, Izaack Powell, Aaron Reardon, Kai Trewin, Jamie Young

CENTRAL COAST


Mark Birighitti, Jair [V], Milan Duric [V], Dylan Fox, Ziggy Gordon [V], Eun-sun Kim [V], Abraham Majok, Michael McGlinchey [V], Jacob Melling, Lewis Miller, Joshua Nisbet, John Roberts, Mario Shabow, Matthew Simon, Gianni Stensness

MELBOURNE CITY


Nathaniel Atkinson, Florin Berenguer [V], Dean Bouzanis, Stefan Colakovski, Harrison Delbridge, Joe Gauci, Denis Genreau, Rostyn Griffiths, Gianluca Iannucci, Markel Susaeta [V], Lachlan Wales

MELBOURNE VICTORY


Matthew Acton, Kenny Athiu, Jay Barnett, Benjamin Carrigan, Thomas Deng, Kristijan Dobras [V], James Donachie, Tim Hoogland [V], Joshua Hope, Elvis Kamsoba, Birkan Kirdar, Anthony Lesiotis, Andrew Nabbout, Jakob Poulsen [V], Storm Roux, Matthew Sutton, Lawrence Thomas, Ola Toivonen [V], Adama Traore

NEWCASTLE JETS


Nigel Boogaard, Jason Hoffman, Wesley Hoolahan [V], Lewis Italiano, Noah James, Ben Kantarovski, Patrick Langlois, Glen Moss, Kosta Petratos, Yerasimakis Petratos, Matthew Ridenton [V], Kaine Sheppard

PERTH GLORY


Joel Chianese, Dino Djulbic, Ivan Franjic, Alexander Grant, Chris Harold, Soobeom Kim [V], Vince Lia, James Meredith, Tomislav Mrcela, Juande [V], Jacob Tratt, Tando Velaphi, Gregory Wuthrich [V]

SYDNEY FC


Luke Brattan, Trent Buhagiar, Thomas Heward-Belle, Luke Ivanovic, Joel King, Adam Le Fondre [V], Milos Ninkovic [V], Andrew Redmayne, Paulo Retre, Ryan Teague, Marco Tilio, Harry Van Der Saag, Alexander Wilkinson, Michael Zullo

WELLINGTON PHOENIX

David Ball [V]*, Liberato Cacace*, Ulises Davila [V]*, Luke De Vere, Cameron Devlin*, Callan Elliot, Louis Fenton*, Gary Hooper [V], Te Atawhai Hudson-Wihongi, Stefan Marinovic*, Callum McCowatt, Liam McGing, Timothy Payne*, Reno Piscopo*, Alex Rufer*, Oliver Sail*, Walter Scott, Jaushua Sotirio*, Matti Steinmann [V], Steven Taylor [V]*, Benjamin Waine*

* Have contracts extensions that can be triggered

WESTERN SYDNEY

Mathieu Cordier, Mitchell Duke, Tarek Elrich, Matthew Jurman, Bruce Kamau, Daniel Lopar [V], Radoslaw Majewski [V], Alexander Meier [V], Tass Mourdoukoutas, Tate Russell, Pirmin Schwegler [V], Nicholas Sullivan, Nicholas Suman

WESTERN UNITED

Alessandro Diamanti [V], Andrew Durante, Luke Duzel, Ersan Gulum, Thiel Iradukunda, Dario Jertec [V], Filip Kurto [V], Scott McDonald, Jerry Skotadis, Valentino Yuel

[Updated: 22/01]

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about 6 years ago

My money is on Daniel Margus for the A-League player, with Corey Brown a close second.

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about 6 years ago
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about 6 years ago

RR wrote:

Central Coast Mariners have confirmed that Tommy Oar has reached an agreement with Macarthur FC for the 2020/21 A-League season, and will move upon completion of the current season

https://twitter.com/AleagueHub/status/121726789050...

I'm an optimistic pessimist. 
I'm positive things will go wrong.
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about 6 years ago

Word I hear is that Ridenton is trialling at Reading.

Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!

The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

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about 6 years ago

TheWalker has linked him with a Victory return, tho dunno if its a joke or a genuine rumour

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about 6 years ago

Heck of a signing if there is any truth to that. Atm its just a couple people messaging ALH with info, probably from a random account that tweeted it.

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about 6 years ago · edited about 6 years ago · History

Confirmed:

Brown > Roar
Cabrera > Club Atlético Unión
Chapman > Daejeon Hana Citizen
Cox > Wanderers
Dillon > Western
McDonald > Roar
Oar > Macarthur [20/21]
O’Neill > Pohang Steelers
Susaeta > City
Wilson > Phoenix

Released:

Marguš >
Meier >

Trials:

De Vries > Western
Ridenton > Reading
Silvera > LAFC

Rumours:

Armiento > CCM/City/Victory
JIngham > Indonesia [Stalled]
Inman >
Marguš > Glory
Mells >
O'Toole >
Rojas > Victory
Timotheou > Western
Troisi >

[Updated: 17/01]

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about 6 years ago

Not meaning to cut ya lunch RR:

Melbourne City have announced the signing of Spanish forward Markel Susaeta for the remainder of the 2019/20 A-League season. The 32-year-old has over 500 appearances for Spanish La Liga side Athletic Bilbao.

[@MelbourneCity
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about 6 years ago

Degenerate wrote:

Not meaning to cut ya lunch RR:

Melbourne City have announced the signing of Spanish forward Markel Susaeta for the remainder of the 2019/20 A-League season. The 32-year-old has over 500 appearances for Spanish La Liga side Athletic Bilbao.

[@MelbourneCity

never really impressed with gamba Osaka

Calling all fans in Japan, come down and support the mighty nix in Osaka

http://www.facebook.com/WellingtonPhoenixClubMembersSupportersGroupOsaka

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about 6 years ago

That operation wouldn't have come cheap.

Does the fact that marquee players don't count towards the celery cap technically mean you can fire and recruit as many as you want if you have the money to do that?


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