KEEPUP Staff

11 years ago

Smith pays tribute to Roar

Matt Smith has thanked Brisbane Roar Football Club for granting his surprise transfer request and has paid tribute to the support he has received from the club and its fans. Smith said it was an extremely difficult decision to leave...

11 years ago

#ThanksSmithy

Brisbane Roar members and fans have taken to social media to show their thanks to Matt Smith, who will leave the club following Friday night’s match against Adelaide United for Thai club Bangkok Glass.

11 years ago

Roar agrees to Smith transfer request

After long consideration and several meetings this week, Brisbane Roar Football Club today agreed to a request from its captain Matt Smith for a transfer to Thai first division club Bangkok Glass. The 32-year-old central defender, who has made 112...

11 years ago

Thai club approaches Roar captain

After meeting this afternoon, Brisbane Roar can confirm an approach has been made for its captain Matt Smith from a Thai First Division club. The Hyundai A-League Champions are now awaiting a formal offer from the Thai club. Club chairman...

11 years ago

Roar midfield pair named in provisional Socceroos squad

Brisbane Roar midfielders Luke Brattan and Matt McKay have been named in Ange Postecoglou’s 46-player provisional Socceroos squad for the upcoming AFC Asian Cup in January. McKay recently made his 50th appearance for Australia against Japan in an international friendly...

11 years ago

Roar finish on a high after downing Wanderers

Brisbane Roar have finished the Westfield W-League season on a high after downing Western Sydney Wanderers 3-1 on Sunday afternoon. It was a long time coming as the match lasted three hours and ten minutes whistle-to-whistle thanks to a series...

11 years ago

Roar finish on a high after downing Wanderers

Brisbane Roar have finished the Westfield W-League season on a high after downing Western Sydney Wanderers 3-1 on Sunday afternoon. It was a long time coming as the match lasted three hours and ten minutes whistle-to-whistle thanks to a series...

11 years ago

Penalty sinks Roar in Melbourne

A heart-breaking penalty just four minutes after half time ended Brisbane Roar’s recent revival of form in their Round 9 Hyundai A-League match against Melbourne City at AAMI Park today. After Brisbane had dominated the first half, referee Shaun Evans...

11 years ago

Roar focussed on another three points

Brisbane Roar is determined that speculation about the future of its captain Matt Smith will not derail the club’s ongoing efforts to get its Hyundai A-League season back on track. The sixth-placed Roar plays Melbourne City in Melbourne today looking...

11 years ago

Update on Thomas Broich

Brisbane Roar is pleased to report the arthroscopic surgery on Thomas Broich’s right ankle was successful, with the player, the surgeon and the club’s medical staff pleased with the outcome. Broich had surgery late yesterday afternoon, while his teammates were...

11 years ago

Roar growing in confidence: Thijssen

Brisbane Roar coach Frans Thijssen hopes his side’s gritty win over Western Sydney Wanderers FC on Wednesday night can act as a springboard to salvage their Hyundai A-League title defence. Thijssen registered his first win since taking the reins from...

11 years ago

Brisbane Roar record first win in Western Sydney

Brisbane Roar has leapfrogged into sixth place on the Hyundai A-League table with a scintillating 1-0 win over Western Sydney Wanderers at Pirtek Stadium tonight. A fifth minute penalty by Roar striker Henrique earned the three points in the Grand...