By Laine Clark
October 28th 2009 @ 1:13am
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For a bloke cynics once reckoned would walk from the Brisbane Roar, captain Craig Moore sure sounded like someone not leaving the A-League club any time soon on Tuesday.
Despite his veteran status at 33, Moore said he could continue playing for up to four years and did not rule out taking up a Roar coaching [...]
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Anthony Begbie said | October 28th 2009 @ 12:32pm | Report comment
Coming off contract at the end of the season, looking for a few extra games, how about a permanent move to Melbourne instead of a loan. Could fit in well and replace Musket’s likely retirement. As a Melbourne fan, one can dream.
Moore is vital to the Roar and they really need to focus on keeping him and building a team around him. For a guy who has equalled, if not surpassed the, success Muskat has seen; its dissapointing the club and fans dont seem to have the same association and affection with Moore as those in Melbourne do with Muskat. If Queensland can keep their captain a season or two and try and emulate the the marketing the Victory has performed, it might go a long way to bringing the fans back to Suncorp. At his best, I’d still rate Moore as our best centre back we currently have.
whiskeymac said | October 29th 2009 @ 2:58pm | Report comment
wonder how Ange likes his players talking about coaching