The 2008-09 Hyundai A-League season was Melbourne Victory's fourth season. They finished top of the table at the end of the regular season and defeated Adelaide United in the Grand Final to take their second A-League title.
Season summary edit
The 2008–09 season brought the start of the A-League Youth League and the introduction of the W-League with Melbourne fielding teams in both competitions. Melbourne actively recruited, bringing in Socceroo Michael Thwaite on a one-year loan,[1] Costa Rican World Cup player José Luis López,[2] as well as Ney Fabiano from Asian Champions League rivals Chonburi FC.[3]
Melbourne's season got off to an optimal start, winning the Pre-Season Challenge Cup. A 0–0 draw resulted in a penalty shoot-out, with Victory winning 8–7 on penalties against Wellington Phoenix.[4]
After winning the pre-season cup, the Victory were held to a 0–0 draw away against Sydney FC.[5] They reinforced their premiership favouritism by coasting to 4–2 and 5–0 victories against Wellington Phoenix and the Newcastle Jets respectively.[6][7] Despite this, they succumbed 0–2 to an undermanned Sydney side at the Telstra Dome in front of 31,564 fans.[8]
On 6 December 2008, Melbourne Victory became the first A-League club to amass total crowd figures of 1,000,000 after their away match against Perth Glory.
On 24 January 2009, Melbourne Victory won its final game of the season against Wellington Phoenix.[9] The 2–0 win in front of 28,905 fans placed Victory ahead of Adelaide United on goals scored for the premiership title, a margin United failed to achieve in its 1–0 win over the Central Coast Mariners.
The Victory kicked off their finals campaign on 7 February 2009 in the major semi-final first leg against bitter rival Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium, a game which was won courtesy of goals from Carlos Hernández and Danny Allsopp.[10] In the second leg Melbourne defeated Adelaide United 4–0 with goals from Archie Thompson, Hernandez, Allsopp and Tom Pondeljak, granting Melbourne passage to the Grand Final on a 6–0 aggregate.[11]
Adelaide then defeated Queensland Roar to set up a rematch with Melbourne in the Grand Final,[12] which the Victory won 1–0 with Tom Pondeljak scoring in the 59th minute to regain the A-League Championship and becoming the first A-League team to win their second championship,[13] a feat since achieved by Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar.
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First team squad edit
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Transfers edit
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* Steve Mautone is the current Melbourne Victory Goalkeeping coach and was named as the third choice goalkeeper for the AFC Champions League
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Matches edit
2008 Pre-Season Cup fixtures edit
2008-09 Hyundai A-League fixtures edit
2008-09 finals series edit
Statistics edit
Goals edit
Two goals were scored from penalty kicks
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The 2008 09 Hyundai A League season was Melbourne Victory s fourth season They finished top of the table at the end of the regular season and defeated Adelaide United in the Grand Final to take their second A League title Melbourne Victory2008 2009 seasonManagerErnie MerrickA League Championship1stPre Season Challenge CupChampionsA League Premiership1stTop goalscorerDaniel Allsopp 13 Highest home attendance53 273 vs Adelaide United 28 February 2009 Lowest home attendance18 036 vs Perth Glory 4 October 2008 Average home league attendance24 516Home coloursAway colours 2007 082009 10 Contents 1 Season summary 2 Players 2 1 First team squad 2 2 Transfers 3 Matches 3 1 2008 Pre Season Cup fixtures 3 2 2008 09 Hyundai A League fixtures 3 3 2008 09 finals series 4 Statistics 4 1 Goals 5 A League 5 1 Ladder 5 2 Finals series 5 3 2008 09 Awards 6 W League 6 1 2008 09 Westfield W League fixtures 7 References 8 External linksSeason summary editThe 2008 09 season brought the start of the A League Youth League and the introduction of the W League with Melbourne fielding teams in both competitions Melbourne actively recruited bringing in Socceroo Michael Thwaite on a one year loan 1 Costa Rican World Cup player Jose Luis Lopez 2 as well as Ney Fabiano from Asian Champions League rivals Chonburi FC 3 Melbourne s season got off to an optimal start winning the Pre Season Challenge Cup A 0 0 draw resulted in a penalty shoot out with Victory winning 8 7 on penalties against Wellington Phoenix 4 After winning the pre season cup the Victory were held to a 0 0 draw away against Sydney FC 5 They reinforced their premiership favouritism by coasting to 4 2 and 5 0 victories against Wellington Phoenix and the Newcastle Jets respectively 6 7 Despite this they succumbed 0 2 to an undermanned Sydney side at the Telstra Dome in front of 31 564 fans 8 On 6 December 2008 Melbourne Victory became the first A League club to amass total crowd figures of 1 000 000 after their away match against Perth Glory On 24 January 2009 Melbourne Victory won its final game of the season against Wellington Phoenix 9 The 2 0 win in front of 28 905 fans placed Victory ahead of Adelaide United on goals scored for the premiership title a margin United failed to achieve in its 1 0 win over the Central Coast Mariners The Victory kicked off their finals campaign on 7 February 2009 in the major semi final first leg against bitter rival Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium a game which was won courtesy of goals from Carlos Hernandez and Danny Allsopp 10 In the second leg Melbourne defeated Adelaide United 4 0 with goals from Archie Thompson Hernandez Allsopp and Tom Pondeljak granting Melbourne passage to the Grand Final on a 6 0 aggregate 11 Adelaide then defeated Queensland Roar to set up a rematch with Melbourne in the Grand Final 12 which the Victory won 1 0 with Tom Pondeljak scoring in the 59th minute to regain the A League Championship and becoming the first A League team to win their second championship 13 a feat since achieved by Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar Players editFirst team squad edit Note Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player 1 GK nbsp AUS Michael Theoklitos 2 MF nbsp AUS Kevin Muscat captain 3 DF nbsp AUS Michael Thwaite loan 4 DF nbsp AUS Steven Pace 5 DF nbsp AUS Sebastian Ryall youth 6 DF nbsp AUS Steve Pantelidis 7 DF nbsp AUS Matthew Kemp 8 MF nbsp SCO Grant Brebner 9 FW nbsp AUS Danny Allsopp 10 FW nbsp AUS Archie Thompson marquee 11 FW nbsp BRA Ney Fabiano No Pos Nation Player 12 DF nbsp AUS Rodrigo Vargas 13 FW nbsp AUS Nathan Elasi youth 14 MF nbsp AUS Billy Celeski 15 MF nbsp AUS Tom Pondeljak 16 MF nbsp CRC Carlos Hernandez loan 17 MF nbsp CRC Jose Luis Lopez 18 MF nbsp AUS Leigh Broxham 19 MF nbsp AUS Evan Berger 20 GK nbsp AUS Mitchell Langerak 21 DF nbsp AUS Daniel Vasilevski 22 MF nbsp AUS Nick Ward marquee youth Transfers edit In Player From League Fee Date nbsp Billy Celeski Perth Glory nbsp A League February 2008 nbsp Tom Pondeljak Central Coast Mariners nbsp A League February 2008 nbsp Nathan Elasi Marconi Stallions nbsp New South Wales Premier League February 2008 nbsp Steve Mautone Retired nbsp None February 2008 nbsp Ney Fabiano 14 Chonburi FC nbsp Thailand Premier League US 13 500 1 July 2008 nbsp Michael Thwaite SK Brann nbsp Norwegian Premier League Loan 1 July 2008 nbsp Jose Luis Lopez Deportivo Saprissa nbsp Primera Division de Costa Rica Loan 14 July 2008 Steve Mautone is the current Melbourne Victory Goalkeeping coach and was named as the third choice goalkeeper for the AFC Champions LeagueOut Player To League Fee Date nbsp Ljubo Milicevic Released nbsp February 2008 nbsp Steve Mautone Retired nbsp June 2008 nbsp Adrian Caceres Central Coast Mariners nbsp A League July 2008 nbsp Daniel Piorkowski Released nbsp July 2008 nbsp Leandro Love Vissel Kobe loan ended nbsp J League July 2008 nbsp Kaz Patafta 15 Newcastle Jets nbsp A League July 2008Matches edit2008 Pre Season Cup fixtures edit Group A Teamvte Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification Melbourne Victory 3 2 0 1 3 2 1 6 Advances to final Adelaide United 3 1 2 0 2 1 1 5 Newcastle Jets 3 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 Perth Glory 3 0 2 1 1 2 1 2Source citation needed Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Adelaide United 20 July 2008 Group StageMelbourne Victory nbsp 1 2 nbsp Adelaide UnitedAurora Stadium Launceston13 00 UTC 10 Fabiano nbsp 8 Report nbsp 33 90 Cristiano Attendance 4 720Referee Ben Williams Perth Glory nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 26 July 2008 Group StagePerth Glory nbsp 0 1 nbsp Melbourne VictoryMembers Equity Stadium Perth15 00 UTC 8 Report nbsp 11 M Thwaite Attendance 3 020 Newcastle Jets nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 2 August 2008 Group StageNewcastle Jets nbsp 0 1 nbsp Melbourne VictoryPort Macquarie Regional Stadium Port Macquarie14 30 UTC 10 Report nbsp 82 T Pondeljak Attendance 3 133 Wellington Phoenix nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 6 August 2008 FinalWellington Phoenix nbsp 0 0 nbsp Melbourne VictoryWestpac Stadium Wellington19 30 UTC 12 7 8 PSO Report Attendance 9 208Referee Peter O Leary 2008 09 Hyundai A League fixtures edit Sydney FC nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 16 August 2008 Round 1Sydney FC nbsp 0 0 nbsp Melbourne VictorySydney Football Stadium Sydney19 00 UTC 10 Report Attendance 16 227Referee Mark Shield Wellington Phoenix nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 24 August 2008 Round 2Wellington Phoenix nbsp 2 4 nbsp Melbourne VictoryWestpac Stadium Wellington17 00 UTC 12 Smeltz nbsp 29 nbsp 65 Pen Report Allsopp nbsp 16 nbsp 35 Ney Fabiano nbsp 47 Muscat nbsp 68 Pen Attendance 6 110Referee Strebre Delovski Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Newcastle Jets 29 August 2008 Round 3Melbourne Victory nbsp 5 0 nbsp Newcastle JetsTelstra Dome Melbourne18 00 UTC 10 Hernandez nbsp 41 A Thompson nbsp 45 2 Allsopp nbsp 61 nbsp 64 Brebner nbsp 90 Attendance 22 589Referee Mark Shield Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Adelaide United 12 September 2008 Round 4Melbourne Victory nbsp 1 0 nbsp Adelaide UnitedTelstra Dome Melbourne18 00 UTC 10 Ney Fabiano nbsp 29 Muscat nbsp 64 Attendance 24 812Referee Matthew Breeze Central Coast Mariners nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 20 September 2008 Round 5Central Coast Mariners nbsp 2 2 nbsp Melbourne VictoryBluetongue Stadium Gosford19 00 UTC 10 Simon nbsp 12 nbsp 84 ReportSummary A Thompson nbsp 16 nbsp 90 4 Theoklitos nbsp 57 Attendance 9 009Referee Peter Green Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Queensland Roar 28 September 2008 Round 6Melbourne Victory nbsp 0 2 nbsp Queensland RoarTelstra Dome Melbourne17 00 UTC 10 Hernandez nbsp 48 nbsp 58 ReportSummary Minniecon nbsp 83 Zullo nbsp 90 4 Attendance 22 266Referee Ben Williams Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Perth Glory 4 October 2008 Round 7Melbourne Victory nbsp 4 0 nbsp Perth GloryTelstra Dome Melbourne17 00 UTC 10 Brebner nbsp 25 Allsopp nbsp 39 nbsp 71 Vargas nbsp 46 Attendance 18 036Referee Srebre Delovski Newcastle Jets nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 18 October 2008 Round 8Newcastle Jets nbsp 1 0 nbsp Melbourne VictoryEnergyAustralia Stadium Newcastle19 00 UTC 11 Jesic nbsp 85 A Thompson nbsp 58 Attendance 11 384Referee Matthew Breeze Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Sydney FC 25 October 2008 Round 9Melbourne Victory nbsp 0 2 nbsp Sydney FCTelstra Dome Melbourne19 00 UTC 11 Summary Bridge nbsp 20 Aloisi nbsp 62 Attendance 31 654Referee Ben Williams Adelaide United nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 31 October 2008 Round 10Adelaide United nbsp 2 3 nbsp Melbourne VictoryHindmarsh Stadium Adelaide19 30 UTC 10 30 Travis Dodd nbsp 28 Pen Cassio nbsp 67 ReportSummary Muscat nbsp 55 Pen Muscat nbsp 81 Pen Billy Celeski nbsp 84 Attendance 13 191Referee Matthew Breeze Queensland Roar nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 8 November 2008 Round 11Queensland Roar nbsp 0 1 nbsp Melbourne VictorySuncorp Stadium Brisbane19 00 UTC 10 Summary Thompson nbsp 71 Attendance 12 022Referee Peter O Leary Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Central Coast Mariners 21 November 2008 Round 12Melbourne Victory nbsp 2 1 nbsp Central Coast MarinersTelstra Dome Melbourne20 00 UTC 11 Tom Pondeljak nbsp 37 A Thompson nbsp 60 ReportSummary John Hutchinson nbsp 34 Attendance 21 455Referee Srebre Delovski Wellington Phoenix nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 28 November 2008 Round 13Wellington Phoenix nbsp 2 1 nbsp Melbourne VictoryWestpac Stadium Wellington19 30 UTC 13 Brown nbsp 21 Smeltz nbsp 58 Allsopp nbsp 20 Attendance 7 593Referee Craig Zetter Perth Glory nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 6 December 2008 Round 14Perth Glory nbsp 3 1 nbsp Melbourne VictoryMembers Equity Stadium Perth18 00 UTC 9 Dadi nbsp 19 nbsp 23 Pellegrino nbsp 79 ReportSummary Ney Fabiano nbsp 55 Attendance 6 621Referee Peter Green Newcastle Jets nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 19 December 2008 Round 15Newcastle Jets nbsp 4 2 nbsp Melbourne VictoryEnergyAustralia Stadium Newcastle20 00 UTC 11 M Thompson nbsp 16 nbsp 45 nbsp 49 Song nbsp 60 ReportSummary Allsopp nbsp 66 Ney Fabiano nbsp 87 Attendance 6 268Referee Craig Zetter Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Sydney FC 27 December 2008 Round 16Melbourne Victory nbsp 3 2 nbsp Sydney FCTelstra Dome Melbourne19 00 UTC 11 Thompson nbsp 14 Ward nbsp 71 Ney Fabiano nbsp 80 ReportSummary Cole nbsp 1 Gan nbsp 4 Attendance 25 395Referee Matthew Breeze Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Queensland Roar 2 January 2009 Round 17Melbourne Victory nbsp 2 1 nbsp Queensland RoarTelstra Dome Melbourne20 00 UTC 11 Allsopp nbsp 55 Vargas nbsp 67 SummaryReport Moore nbsp 75 Attendance 23 447Referee Peter O Leary Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Adelaide United 6 January 2009 16 Round 18Melbourne Victory nbsp 1 0 nbsp Adelaide UnitedTelstra Dome Melbourne19 30 UTC 11 Ward nbsp 58 ReportSummary Attendance 27 196Referee Matthew Breeze Perth Glory nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 11 January 2009 Round 19Perth Glory nbsp 3 2 nbsp Melbourne VictoryMembers Equity Stadium Perth18 00 UTC 9 Dadi nbsp 32 nbsp 76 Rukavytsya nbsp 36 Summary Allsopp nbsp 3 Ney Fabiano nbsp 48 Kemp nbsp 33 nbsp 88 Attendance 9 381Referee Chris Beath Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Central Coast Mariners 16 January 2009 Round 20Melbourne Victory nbsp 3 0 nbsp Central Coast MarinersTelstra Dome Melbourne20 00 UTC 11 Allsopp nbsp 68 Hernandez nbsp 71 A Thompson nbsp 75 Summary Heffernan nbsp 87 Attendance 24 003Referee Peter Green Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Wellington Phoenix 23 January 2009 Round 21Melbourne Victory nbsp 2 0 nbsp Wellington PhoenixTelstra Dome Melbourne20 00 UTC 11 K Muscat nbsp 40 pen A Thompson nbsp 90 Report permanent dead link Summary Attendance 28 905Referee Srebre Delovski 2008 09 finals series edit Adelaide United nbsp v nbsp Melbourne Victory 7 February 2009 Major Semi Final Leg 1Adelaide United nbsp 0 2 nbsp Melbourne Victory Hindmarsh Stadium Adelaide18 30 UTC 10 30 nbsp Adelaide Starting XI 20 nbsp GK Eugene Galekovic05 nbsp DF Michael Valkanis nbsp 46 07 nbsp MF Lucas Pantelis08 nbsp MF Kristian Sarkies nbsp 41 09 nbsp FW Paul Agostino nbsp 72 13 nbsp FW Travis Dodd c 14 nbsp DF Scott Jamieson18 nbsp MF Fabian Barbiero19 nbsp DF Sasa Ognenovski24 nbsp MF Paul Reid27 nbsp DF Michael Marrone Substitutes 30 nbsp GK Mark Birighitti03 nbsp MF Alemao nbsp 41 10 nbsp FW Cristiano nbsp 72 16 nbsp DF Daniel Mullen nbsp 46 28 nbsp MF Rostyn Griffiths Manager nbsp Aurelio Vidmar S Ognenovski nbsp 5 S Jamieson nbsp 35 nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Adelaide 0 1 ReportSummaryMan of the Match nbsp Carlos Hernandez nbsp nbsp 13 C Hernandez nbsp 51 N Ward nbsp 54 K Muscat nbsp 89 D Allsopp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Melbourne Attendance 14 119Referee nbsp Srebre Delovski nbsp Melbourne Starting XI 01 nbsp GK Michael Theoklitos02 nbsp DF Kevin Muscat c 05 nbsp DF Sebastian Ryall07 nbsp DF Matthew Kemp nbsp 65 09 nbsp FW Danny Allsopp10 nbsp FW Archie Thompson12 nbsp DF Rodrigo Vargas14 nbsp MF Billy Celeski15 nbsp MF Tom Pondeljak16 nbsp MF Carlos Hernandez nbsp 76 22 nbsp MF Nick Ward nbsp 56 Substitutes 20 nbsp GK Mitchell Langerak08 nbsp MF Grant Brebner nbsp 56 11 nbsp MF Ney Fabiano17 nbsp FW Jose Luis Lopez nbsp 76 19 nbsp FW Evan Berger nbsp 65 Manager nbsp Ernie Merrick Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Adelaide United 14 February 2009 Major Semi Final Leg 2Melbourne Victory nbsp 4 0 nbsp Adelaide UnitedTelstra Dome Melbourne19 30 UTC 11 30 nbsp Melbourne Starting XI 01 nbsp GK Michael Theoklitos02 nbsp DF Kevin Muscat c 05 nbsp DF Sebastian Ryall07 nbsp DF Matthew Kemp09 nbsp FW Danny Allsopp10 nbsp FW Archie Thompson12 nbsp DF Rodrigo Vargas14 nbsp MF Billy Celeski nbsp 76 15 nbsp MF Tom Pondeljak16 nbsp MF Carlos Hernandez nbsp 59 22 nbsp MF Nick Ward nbsp 79 Substitutes 20 nbsp GK Mitchell Langerak08 nbsp MF Grant Brebner nbsp 59 11 nbsp MF Ney Fabiano nbsp 79 17 nbsp FW Jose Luis Lopez nbsp 76 19 nbsp FW Evan Berger Manager nbsp Ernie Merrick A Thompson nbsp 10 C Hernandez nbsp 24 D Allsopp nbsp 44 T Pondeljak nbsp 48 Nick Ward nbsp 51 nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Melbourne 3 0 ReportSummaryMan of the Match nbsp Carlos Hernandez nbsp nbsp 30 S Ognenovski nbsp 53 R Griffiths nbsp 62 nbsp 81 Cassio nbsp 88 T Dodd nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Adelaide Attendance 34 736Referee nbsp Matthew Breeze nbsp Adelaide Starting XI 20 nbsp GK Eugene Galekovic02 nbsp DF Robert Cornthwaite03 nbsp MF Alemao nbsp 56 06 nbsp MF Cassio07 nbsp MF Lucas Pantelis nbsp 46 10 nbsp FW Cristiano13 nbsp FW Travis Dodd c 14 nbsp DF Scott Jamieson16 nbsp DF Daniel Mullen19 nbsp DF Sasa Ognenovski24 nbsp MF Paul Reid Substitutes 30 nbsp GK Mark Birighitti09 nbsp FW Paul Agostino18 nbsp MF Fabian Barbiero nbsp 56 27 nbsp DF Michael Marrone28 nbsp MF Rostyn Griffiths nbsp 46 Manager nbsp Aurelio Vidmar Melbourne Victory nbsp v nbsp Adelaide United 28 February 2009 Grand FinalMelbourne Victory nbsp 1 0 nbsp Adelaide UnitedTelstra Dome Melbourne19 30 UTC 11 nbsp Melbourne Starting XI 01 nbsp GK Michael Theoklitos02 nbsp DF Kevin Muscat c 05 nbsp DF Sebastian Ryall07 nbsp DF Matthew Kemp09 nbsp FW Daniel Allsopp10 nbsp FW Archie Thompson12 nbsp DF Rodrigo Vargas14 nbsp MF Billy Celeski15 nbsp MF Tom Pondeljak nbsp 83 16 nbsp MF Carlos Hernandez22 nbsp MF Nick Ward nbsp 56 Substitutes 20 nbsp GK Mitchell Langerak8 nbsp MF Grant Brebner nbsp 83 11 nbsp FW Ney Fabiano17 nbsp MF Jose Luis Lopez nbsp 89 19 nbsp MF Evan Berger nbsp 56 nbsp 89 Manager nbsp Ernie Merrick T Pondeljak nbsp 60 nbsp 61 D Allsopp nbsp 65 nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Melbourne 0 0 ReportSummaryJoe Marston Medal nbsp Tom Pondeljak nbsp 10 Cristiano nbsp 37 S Ognenovski nbsp 56 S Jamieson nbsp 64 F Barbiero nbsp 81 R Cornthwaite nbsp 90 T Dodd c nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Adelaide Attendance 53 273Referee Matthew Breeze nbsp Adelaide Starting XI 20 nbsp GK Eugene Galekovic02 nbsp DF Robert Cornthwaite07 nbsp MF Lucas Pantelis nbsp 63 10 nbsp FW Cristiano13 nbsp MF Travis Dodd c 14 nbsp DF Scott Jamieson nbsp 73 15 nbsp MF Jonas Salley16 nbsp DF Daniel Mullen18 nbsp MF Fabian Barbiero19 nbsp DF Sasa Ognenovski24 nbsp MF Paul Reid Substitutes 30 nbsp GK Mark Birighitti03 nbsp FW Alemao06 nbsp MF Cassio nbsp 73 09 nbsp FW Paul Agostino nbsp 63 28 nbsp MF Rostyn Griffiths Manager nbsp Aurelio VidmarStatistics editGoals edit 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 S1 S2 GF 13 nbsp Daniel Allsopp 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 nbsp Archie Thompson 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 nbsp Ney Fabiano 1 1 1 1 1 5 nbsp Kevin Muscat 1 1 2 1 4 nbsp Carlos Hernandez 1 1 1 1 3 nbsp Tom Pondeljak 1 1 1 2 nbsp Grant Brebner 1 1 2 nbsp Rodrigo Vargas 1 1 2 nbsp Nick Ward 1 1 1 nbsp Billy Celeski 1 A goal was scored from a penalty kick Two goals were scored from penalty kicksA League editLadder a, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
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