2012–13 Brisbane Roar FC season

Brisbane Roar FC
2012–13 season
Chairman Dali Tahir
Manager Rado Vidošić
Mike Mulvey
A-League 5th
Finals Equal 3rd
AFC Champions League Qualifying Playoff
Top goalscorer League: Besart Berisha (14)
All: Besart Berisha (14)
Highest home attendance League: 22,970
All: 22,970
Lowest home attendance League: 9,282
All: 9,282
Average home league attendance League: 13,857
All: 13,857
Home colours
Away colours
← 2011–12 2013–14 →

The 2012–13 Brisbane Roar season will be the Roar's eighth season in the A-League. As runner up in 2011–12, Brisbane will be looking to continue their run of good form in the League, aiming to win their second Premiership. The Roar will also be looking to replicate their Championship success which saw them become the first A-League team to win back-to-back Championships. In order to replicate their 2011-12 success, they will have to make history by making it to the Grand Final, as no team has ever qualified for three consecutive Grand Finals.

As a result of winning the 2012 A-League Grand Final, the Roar will compete in the 2013 AFC Champions League for the second time in their history. The Roar will be looking to improve on a disappointing debut 2012 ACL campaign, which saw them pick up three points, finishing equal bottom of their group. Following the departure of manager Ange Postecoglou to Melbourne Victory, Rado Vidošić, who has been the clubs' assistant coach for the past seven years, took over as manager for his first full season in charge. After 11 games at the helm, Rado Vidošić was elevated to the Technical Director's role with the club, with former Gold Coast United coach taking over as head coach.[1]

Squad lineup for 2012/13

Correct as of 30 August 2012 - players numbers as per the official Brisbane Roar website[2][3]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Australia GK Michael Theo
2 Australia DF Matt Smith (Captain)
3 Australia DF Shane Stefanutto (Vice Captain)
4 Australia DF Matthew Jurman
5 Australia DF Ivan Franjić
6 Australia MF Erik Paartalu
7 Albania FW Besart Berisha
8 Australia MF Massimo Murdocca
9 Netherlands FW Stef Nijland
10 Brazil FW Henrique
11 Australia MF Ben Halloran (Youth)
12 Australia MF Julius Davies (Youth)
13 Australia DF Jade North
14 Australia MF Steven Lustica
No. Position Player
15 Australia DF James Donachie (Youth)
16 South Korea FW Do Dong-Hyun
17 Australia MF Mitch Nichols
18 Australia MF Luke Brattan
19 Australia DF Jack Hingert (Youth)
20 Australia GK Matt Acton (Youth)
21 Australia MF James Meyer
22 Germany MF Thomas Broich
23 Australia FW Anthony Proia (Youth)
24 Australia FW Nicholas Fitzgerald (Youth)
25 Australia MF George Lambadaridis (Youth)
26 Australia DF Corey Brown (Youth)
29 Australia FW Kwame Yeboah (Youth)

Successful Trialists

Unsuccessful Trialists

Transfers and Contracts

New Contracts

Date Pos. Name Contract (Season end) Notes
10 September 2012 GK Australia Michael Theo 2016/17 Re-Signing[6]
10 September 2012 DF Australia Matt Smith 2015/16 Re-Signing[6]
10 September 2012 DF Australia Shane Stefanutto 2013/14 Re-Signing[6]
10 September 2012 DF Australia Ivan Franjic 2015/16 Re-Signing[6]
10 September 2012 MF Germany Thomas Broich 2016/17 Re-Signing[6]
10 September 2012 FW Brazil Henrique 2015/16 Re-Signing[6]
21 September 2012 DF Australia James Donachie 2015/16 Re-Signing[7]

In

Date Pos. Name From Contract (Season end) Fee
13 May 2012 MF Australia Ben Halloran Australia Gold Coast United FC 2014/15 Free[8]
10 July 2012 GK Australia Matt Acton Australia Brisbane Roar Youth Team 2013/14 Free[9]
17 July 2012 FW South Korea Do Dong-Hyun Free Agent 2014/15 Free[10]
30 August 2012 DF Japan Yuji Takahashi Japan Kyoto Sanga FC 2012/13 Loan[10]
8 January 2013 DF Australia Jade North Free Agent 2015/16 Free[11]
9 January 2013 MF Australia Julius Davies Australia Melbourne Victory 2014/15 Free[12]
23 January 2013 MF Australia Steven Lustica Croatia HNK Hajduk Split 2012/13 Loan[13]
29 January 2013 FW Netherlands Stefan Nijland Netherlands PSV Eindhoven 2012/13 Loan[14]

Out

Date Pos. Name To Fee
31 May 2012 GK Australia Andrew Redmayne Australia Melbourne Heart Bosman[15]
31 May 2012 MF Canada Issey Nakajima-Farran Cyprus AEK Larnaca Released
31 May 2012 DF Australia Matt Mundy Australia Rochedale Rovers Released[16]
31 May 2012 DF Bahrain Sayed Mohamed Adnan Kuwait Al-Arabi SC Contract not renewed[17]
5 August 2012 FW Australia Kofi Danning Belgium C.S. Visé Free transfer (inter-Bakrie group transfer)[18]
26 December 2012 DF Japan Yuji Takahashi Japan Kyoto Sanga FC Loan Terminated[19]
8 January 2013 MF Australia Rocky Visconte Australia Western Sydney Wanderers Released from contract[20]
15 January 2013 MF Australia Erik Paartalu China Tianjin Teda Undisclosed[21]
23 January 2013 FW Australia Nick Fitzgerald Australia Central Coast Mariners Contract Mutually Terminated[22]

Pre-Season and friendlies

Competitions

Overall

Competition Started Round Current
position / round		 Final
position / round		 First match Last match
A-League — — 5th 7 October 2012 28 March 2013
AFC Champions League Qualifying Playoff — Qualifying Playoff 13 February 2013 13 February 2013
A-League Finals series Elimination Final — Semi Final 7 April 2013 12 April 2013

A-League

Main article: 2012–13 A-League

Having been the first signing for former coach Ange Postecoglou, Olyroo international Andrew Redmayne signed a contract with Melbourne Heart on 21 January 2012. Having featured on just 2 occasions for the first team, Redmayne would officially join the Heart on 31 May 2012, citing he needed to play first team football.[23] The Roar would welcome two South Koreans to the club on trial to see if they could potentially be a signing for the club. With one spot left on the visa list with the departure of Canadian Issey Nakajima-Farran, only one could be signed. However, with the trial having finished, neither player was signed and inevitably, both players left the club. With his future in the air and several clubs interested in his services, former Gold Coast United player Ben Halloran would eventually sign with the Roar on a three-year contract on 13 May 2012, with ex Roar coach Postecoglou missing out on his signature.[24] On 15 June, Brisbane Roar W-League coach Jeff Hopkins would be announced as Rado Vidošićs right hand man for the coming season, with his tactical knowledge and analytical skills being described as excellent and beneficial for everyone at the club.[25] Just 4 days later, The 2012–13 A-League season would be drawn, with a rematch of the previous seasons Grand Final taking place in Perth, with the game taking place at Paterson Stadium. This will see the first time football (soccer) has been played at the stadium since the 2003-04 National Soccer League Preliminary Final which saw the Glory defeat Adelaide United 5-0.

On 9 July 2012, Bahraini central defender Sayed Mohamed Adnan would knock back a contract offer to remain at the Roar, citing the need for him and his family to move back to the Middle East.[26] The leaving of the lanky defender would free up a second Visa spot for the club for the coming season. With this news circulating, the Roar have been rumoured to have a high intention of filling the now open visa position with another foreign defender.[27] Just a day later, the defensive unit at the Roar would get a reprieve with the promotion of Youth League goalkeeper Matt Acton on a 2-year contract. The promotion would see a second goalkeeper join the first team since the departure of Andrew Redmayne.[28] On 17 July 2012, one of the South Koreaans who trialled with the club back in May, Do Dong-Hyun, signed a 3-year contract with the Roar, taking one of the two visa spots left open by the departures of Issey Nakajima-Farran and Sayed Mohamed Adnan. The 19-year-old left winger brings the number of players in the squad to 20.[29] Exactly a week later, the Roar would open their pre-season account against Brisbane Olympic at Goodwin Park in Yeronga. The Roar would turn on the style, easing to victory in a 5-0 romp over the Brisbane Premier League side. A George Lambadaridis header via a cross from new signing Do Dong-Hyun would take the Roar to a 1-0 lead at half time, before a hat-trick by Besart Berisha and an own goal by an Olympic defender would seal the win in the second half.[30]

On 1 August 2012, Michael Theoklitos would change his surname via deed poll to Michael Theo. Theo would claim that "Around the football traps, I’ve always been known as Michael Theo so I just thought, why not make it official?" [31] Just 4 days later, youngster Kofi Danning would sign with fellow Bakrie Group owned team, Belgian side C.S. Visé on a two-year contract with the option of a third year.[32] On 14 January 2013, Brisbane Roar were knocked out of the 2013 AFC Champions League losing 3-0 on penalties to Buriram United after a scoreless draw. This made them the first ever A-League side to fail to make the group stages of the tournament after getting a Play-off Spot.

League table

Pos
 Team Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts
Qualification or relegation
1 Western Sydney Wanderers 27 18 3 6 41 21+20 57 2014 AFC Champions League Group stage 1
2 Central Coast Mariners (C) 27 16 6 5 48 22+26 54
3 Melbourne Victory 27 13 5 9 48 45+3 44 2014 AFC Champions League Qualifying play-off 1
4 Adelaide United 27 12 5 10 38 37+1 41 2013 A-League Finals Series
5 Brisbane Roar 27 10 5 12 33 29+4 35
6 Perth Glory 27 9 5 13 29 31−2 32
7 Sydney FC 27 9 5 13 41 51−10 32
8 Newcastle Jets 27 8 7 12 30 45−15 31
9 Melbourne Heart 27 8 3 16 31 40−9 27
10 Wellington Phoenix 27 7 6 14 31 49−18 27

Updated to games played on 30 March 2013
Source: ultimatealeague.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
1 Since the winner of 2013 A-League Grand Final (Central Coast Mariners) qualified for the 2014 AFC Champions League Group stage, the 3rd placed team qualified for the qualifying play-off of 2014 AFC Champions League.
*Wellington Phoenix cannot qualify for the 2014 AFC Champions League as they are not recognised as an AFC club.

Matches

A-League Finals series

2013 Asian Champions League

Brisbane initially qualified for the 2013 AFC Champions League as a result of winning the 2012 A-League Grand Final, qualifying for the Group Stage. However, on 29 November 2012, the Asian Football Confederation cut Australia's initial 2 direct group stage slots and 1 play off slot to just 1 direct group stage and 1 play off slot for the Asian Champions League. As a result of that, the Roar's direct group stage was removed, leaving the two time A-League champions with a play off spot. Since the Central Coast Mariners won the premier's plate as a result of finishing first in the regular season, the Mariners would take the direct group stage slot.[34]

Despite earning the right to host the match courtesy of Australia’s higher points ranking during the Asian Football Confederation’s evaluation process, Brisbane was forced to seek a change of match day for the fixture. With Suncorp Stadium unavailable on the matchday designated by the AFC and a Hyundai A-League match scheduled the next day, Brisbane sought to have the matchday officially changed by the AFC. The club were told in response the calendar had been finalised and could not be altered.

Play Off

Statistics

Squad statistics

Statistics accurate as of 12 April 2013
90 Minutes played is counted as a full game. Injury Time is not counted. A sub's appearance is counted up to the 90th minute as well. If a substitution is made during extra time, it is counted as a full game (90mins) to the player that started. The substitute is credited with the number of minutes made up from 30 seconds for every substitution in the game by both teams combined. If there is an uneven amount of substitutions made in total, the amount of minutes is rounded up to the following number (2.5 mins = 3 mins).
A-League Games played: 27
ACL Games played: 1
Finals Series Games played: 2

     Player has departed the club mid season
     Player has joined the club mid season

No. Nat. Name Contract League Finals Asia Total Notes
Start Sub Mins. Start Sub Mins. Start Sub Mins. Start Sub Mins.
Goalkeepers
1Australia Michael Theo 2016/17 27 – 2430 – 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 30 – 2730 – [5]
20AustraliaMatt Acton 2013/14 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
Defenders
2AustraliaMatt Smith 2015/16 14 – 1260 – – – – – – – – – 14 – 1260 –
3AustraliaShane Stefanutto 2013/14 26 – 2310 – 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 29 – 2610 – [5]
4AustraliaMatthew Jurman 2012/13 12 3 1044 – – – – – – – – – 12 3 1044 –
5AustraliaIvan Franjic 2015/16 21 – 1871 2 2 – 180 1 1 – 37 – 24 – 2088 3 [5]
13JapanYuji Takahashi 2012/13 – 4 11 – – – – – – – – – – 4 11 – [1] [2]
13AustraliaJade North 2015/16 8 - 707 – 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 11 – 1007 – [5]
15AustraliaJames Donachie 2015/16 15 1 1366 – 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 18 1 1666 – [5]
19AustraliaJack Hingert 2012/13 16 4 1420 – 1 – 66 – – 1 83 – 17 5 1569 – [1] [2] [5] [6]
26AustraliaCorey Brown 2012/13 2 2 203 – – – – – – – – – 2 2 203 –
Midfielders
6AustraliaErik Paartalu 2012/13 16 – 1393 2 – – – – – – – – 16 – 1393 2
8AustraliaMassimo Murdocca 2013/14 16 5 1290 1 – 2 19 – – – – – 16 7 1309 1 [3]
11AustraliaBen Halloran 2014/15 17 9 1692 4 1 1 127 – 1 - 116 – 19 10 1935 4 [5] [6]
12AustraliaJulius Doe 2014/15 – 2 13 – – – – – – – – – – 2 13 – [4]
14AustraliaRocky Visconte 2012/13 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
14AustraliaSteven Lustica 2012/13 8 2 692 2 2 – 165 – – 1 6 – 10 3 863 2 [5]
17AustraliaMitch Nichols 2012/13 18 6 1714 2 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 21 6 2014 2 [4] [5]
18AustraliaLuke Brattan 2012/13 11 4 926 – 2 - 176 1 1 – 120 – 14 4 1222 1 [5]
21AustraliaJames Meyer 2012/13 1 4 116 1 – – – – – 1 4 – 1 5 120 1 [5]
22GermanyThomas Broich 2016/17 27 – 2383 3 2 – 114 – 1 – 120 – 30 – 2617 3 [5]
25AustraliaGeorge Lambadaridis 2012/13 – 3 69 – – – – – – – – – – 3 69 –
Forwards
7AlbaniaBesart Berisha 2013/14 25 – 2206 14 2 – 180 – 1 – 120 – 28 – 2506 14 [3] [5]
9NetherlandsStef Nijland 2012/13 5 3 469 – – 2 45 – 1 – 114 – 6 5 628 – [5]
10BrazilHenrique 2015/16 9 7 766 2 – – – – – – – – 9 7 766 2
16South KoreaDo Dong-Hyun 2014/15 – 3 37 – – – – – – – – – – 3 37 –
23AustraliaAnthony Proia 2013/14 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
24AustraliaNicholas Fitzgerald 2012/13 2 9 305 – – – – – – – – – 2 9 305 –
27AustraliaKwame Yeboah ??/?? – 1 1 – – 1 8 – – – – – – 2 9 –

Disciplinary Record

Correct as of 12 April 2013 (End of Season)

# Nat. Pos. Name League Finals Asia Total
Red card Red card Red card Red card
7 Albania FW Besart Berisha 7 [3] – 1 - 1 – 9 –
3 Australia DF Shane Stefanutto 7 [3] - - - – – 7 –
15 Australia DF James Donachie 3 [2] 1 1 - 1 – 5 [2] 1
4 Australia DF Matt Jurman 5 [4] – - - – – 5 –
18 Australia MF Luke Brattan 3 - 2 - - - 5 -
17 Australia MF Mitch Nichols 4 – 1 - – – 5 –
6 Australia MF Erik Paartalu 4 – - - – – 4 –
11 Australia MF Ben Halloran 4 – - - – – 4 –
2 Australia DF Matt Smith 3 – - - – – 3 –
19 Australia DF Jack Hingert 3 – - - – – 3 –
9 Netherlands FW Stef Nijland 1 – 1 - 1 – 3 –
1 Australia GK Michael Theo 3 – - - – – 3 –
5 Australia DF Ivan Franjic 3 – - - – – 3 –
14 Australia MF Steven Lustica 1 – 1 - – – 2 –
10 Brazil FW Henrique 1 – - - – – 1 –
24 Australia FW Nick Fitzgerald 1 – - - – – 1 –
21 Australia MF James Meyer 1 – - - – – 1 –
13 Australia DF Jade North 1 – - - – – 1 –
22 Germany MF Thomas Broich - 0 - - 1 – 1 0 [1]
TOTALS 55 1 7 – 4 – 66 1 [1]

[1] Thomas Broich had his straight red card rescinded from the Rnd 9 game vs Newcastle Jets on Saturday, 1 December 2012
[2] James Donachie received 2 yellow cards resulting in a red card from the Rnd 14 game vs Wellington Phoenix on Tuesday, 1 January 2013
[3] Shane Stefanutto & Besart Berisha both received their 5th yellow cards of the season resulting in a 1 game suspension per FFA rules, from the Rnd 17 game vs Western Sydney Wanderers on Sunday, 20 January 2013
[4] Matt Jurman received his 5th yellow card of the season resulting in a 1 game suspension per FFA rules, from the Rnd 19 game vs Central Coast Mariners on Friday, 1 February 2013

League Goalscorers by round

Total Player Goals per Round
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 KOF SF1
14 Albania Besart Berisha 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1
4 Australia Ben Halloran 1 1 1 1
3 Germany Thomas Broich 1 1 1
3 Australia Ivan Franjic 1 1 1
2 Australia Steven Lustica 1 1
2 Australia Erik Paartalu 1 1
2 Brazil Henrique 1 1
2 Australia Mitch Nichols 1 1
1 Australia Massimo Murdocca 1
1 Australia James Meyer 1
1 Australia Luke Brattan 1
35 TOTAL 0 5 1 0 0 1 4 1 1 0 1 0 1 2 2 0 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 1 0 2 3 2 0

     A goal was scored from a penalty kick
     Two goals were scored from penalty kicks
     Players were not selected in matchday squad or used as a substitute for highlighted round i.e. did not make an appearance

Home Attendance

      Win       Draw       Loss
League attendance and average includes Finals Series

Competition Round Date Score Opponent Attendance
A-League 2 13 October 2012 5-0 Melbourne Victory 17,364
A-League 4 27 October 2012 0-1 Western Sydney Wanderers 12,663
A-League 5 4 November 2012 0-1 Adelaide United 12,856
A-League 7 16 November 2012 4-2 Sydney FC 22,970
A-League 9 1 December 2012 1-0 Newcastle Jets 12,546
A-League 12 21 December 2012 0-1 Perth Glory 11,352
A-League 14 1 January 2013 4-2 Wellington Phoenix 11,358
A-League 17 20 January 2013 1-2 Western Sydney Wanderers 11,917
A-League 19 1 February 2013 2-2 Central Coast Mariners 10,604
A-League 21 17 February 2013 2-0 Wellington Phoenix 9,282
A-League 24 9 March 2013 1-1 Melbourne Victory 12,624
A-League 26 24 March 2013 2-0 Melbourne Heart 9,869
A-League 27 28 March 2013 3-1 Sydney FC 19,010
Total Attendance 174,415
Total Average Attendance 13,417

See also

References

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