Over the last few months we have seen some crazy goal celebrations from Stjarnan FC in Iceland, but it seems our very own Brisbane Roar have come up with a celebration that is just as good, if not better, than anything Stjarnan came up with.

Brisbane Roar are top of the Hyundai A-League at the moment

Australia's Hyundai A-League has been unusually competitive this season, mainly due to the ineptitude of the reigning champions coupled with the inconsistency of the A-League's most successful team since records began. Brisbane Roar, rather than Sydney FC or Melbourne Victory, are in pole position after the Christmas schedule and with the Play-Offs soon to come Stoppage Time International Football Blog reviews the situation with just weeks of the regular season remaining.

A-League, Asian Champions League, Melbourne Victory, Brisbane Roar, Mitch Langerak, and why Mitch will be our last Socceroos keeper EVER!
Con Stamacostas joins Eamonn as technically and tactically Lucy Zelic and Paddy Bordier are knocked out, one two bang.
Quiz, dedication and news we've got the lost.

The three Roar players, Tommy Oar, Adam Sarota and Michael Zullo left for Utrecht last week.
All players will receive the Dutch minimum wage for overseas players with Zullo and Oar, given their representative football, getting possibly getting more.
The minimum wage in Holland is Euro 200,000 which transfers to a cool $300,000 just now.

Sydney FC won the Double in 2009-10

After nearly five months off the Hyundai A-League competition for 2010-11 is ready to begin this Thursday with the league's new boys Melbourne Heart kicking off the action with a home tie against Central Coast Mariners. Stoppage Time International Football Blog looks forward to the action Down Under:

Australia's equivalent of the Old Firm, Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory, are the favourites to win the honours at the start of a much-anticipated new season.

Well what a game this turned out to be. Our first win at home this season and our first win at...

A happy Friday afternoon to you all. Its been a busy week for the Victory and plenty of good news...

Afternoon everyone. Last night the Victory went down 2-1 to a hungry Brisbane side, a result that...

I turned on the game after 25 minutes with the Heart 1-0 to the good.
The Commentators proceeded to talk the Heart up until the end of the half despite any neutral seeing it was the Roar who finished the stronger, over the last twenty.
But of course the Heart had the goal, apparently had missed a couple of other chances and were "dominating," not from the 20 minutes I saw.