Craig Moore

Craig Moore undergoes cancer operation

Queensland Roar captain Craig Moore has been forced out of Australia's World Cup qualifier in Bahrain after undergoing surgery for testicular cancer.

Craig Moore lashes out at Bleiberg

Jim Morton The Queensland Roar's patience with Miron Bleiberg has run out with skipper Craig Moore labelling the colourful coach a "clown".

Craig Moore's Roar riding a high

Wayne Heming Queensland Roar plan to surf its current high and chalk up a third straight home win when Wellington Phoenix visit Suncorp Stadium on Sunday.

Roar's Craig Moore gets cancer all clear

Queensland Roar defender Craig Moore has been told the surgery he underwent recently for testicular cancer was a success.

Roar aims for striker in transfer window

Looking for reinforcements: Mike Mulvey.

Brisbane New Brisbane Roar coach Mike Mulvey will target a quality striker in January.

Soccer

The tough choices

No bull: Tim Cahill's move to the US was the best one for him despite talk about him turning his back on the A-League.

Michael Lynch Tim Cahill's decision to move to the US rather than the A-League isn't the end of the world.

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No room for complacency

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Michael Lynch The Socceroos still have much to do, not least is reinvigorating an ageing team.

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Ange a roaring success

Roar emotion: Ange Postecoglou embraces Brisbane's Matt Smith after last year's A-League grand final.

Michael Lynch Under Ange Postecoglou, Brisbane became most successful club in A-League's short history.

Soccer

Socceroos bow to Blue Samurai: Bresciano

Mark Bresciano.

Doha Socceroos' veteran Mark Bresciano believes Japan are not only the top guns of Asia but that Australia won't be catching them any time soon.

Michael Lynch

Let the Victory revolution begin

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Michael Lynch They say that lightning never strikes twice. It did for Ange Postecoglou with Brisbane Roar.

United and Victory continue winning ways

James Dampney Adelaide and Melbourne look set to fight out the A-League premiership with three weeks left in the regular season, while Sydney FC's fall is almost complete.

Bet against Victory a big error: Brebner

Sam Lienert Melbourne Victory midfielder Grant Brebner admits betting against his own club was the biggest mistake of his career.

Kosmina takes shot at Glory chances

Liam Fitzgibbon Perth Glory emerged as genuine A-League finals contenders following their shock 4-1 win over Sydney FC but Sydney's coach John Kosmina isn't convinced.

A-League bets scandal prompts FFA call

Liam FitzGibbon Football Federation Australia has called for compulsory co-operation between betting agencies and sporting bodies following the A-League's betting scandal.

Roar have depth to win, says Farina

Wayne Heming While the Roar cling to hope Charlie Miller will make it back from surgery, their young guns have validated coach Frank Farina's claims the club has good depth.

Betting scandal hits A-League

Apologetic Melbourne captain Kevin Muscat says he is deeply hurt and embarrassed to be one of three A-League players found to have placed bets on matches.

Roar vow to show Jets no mercy

Laine Clark No mercy will be shown to dead-last Newcastle as the Queensland Roar attempt to rebuild Suncorp Stadium into an A-League fortress.

Roar warned they may be caught short

Jim Morton Central Coast have warned Queensland could be caught with their pants down if Roar coach Frank Farina reshuffles his successful defensive structure.

Sydney hoodoo in Roar's sights

Laine Clark It will be a hard act to follow but the Queensland Roar hope to back up from a Craig Moore-inspired home win and end another hoodoo in Sydney on Friday night.

Moore leads Roar to victory over Perth

David Barbeler Skipper Craig Moore was a surprise inclusion as Queensland Roar buried their home ground hoodoo with a well-deserved 4-1 A-League win over Perth Glory.