News about Warren Moon

Brisbane Roar (pictured left), an A-League flop, has greeted the potential addition of a second south-east Queensland team to the national competition over the next few years. It comes as a result of the Roar's efforts to escape the wooden spoon this season and playing in front of soaring crowds at Redcliffe. Since Brisbane secured three A-League titles in the space of four seasons between 2010 and 2014, the club's fall from grace in recent years has been dramatic.

In just a week, new Brisbane Roar coach Nick Green has instilled a belief in his A-League squad that 'nothing is impossible' with the finals still in reach

Darryl Lachman of Perth suffered a serious head injury that caused him to lose consciousness when he stood up afterwards after his team's 2-1 loss to Brisbane Roar on Sunday. Though aiming for a ball and initially appeared to be playing, Lachman clashed with Henry Hore late in the game, and it seemed that he might continue playing. The defender had his head bandaged and promised to return to action, but the situation took a turn for the worse as he returned to action.

Warren Moon (pictured left) has been fired as Brisbane Roar's coach after his tumetious team dropped to 11th position on the A-League men's ladder. The Roar has had a season to remember, with just three victories, 13 goals from 17 games, and marquee striker Charlie Austin's (centre)'s departure after just six months in December. Here's a look at what went wrong in Brisbane.

Austin has scored three goals in six appearances since joining Warren Moon's team, but the Englishman is less impressed with the Australian television quality compared to Blighty. 'Australian TV is awful!!!!!' He wrote to his 164,000 Twitter followers. Many Australians agreed with the Englishman's argument, with a slew of replies confirming that there isn't much to see when it comes to quality viewing.

Australian football fans have lashed Sydney FC for their creative editing after the A-League club shared a video of Socceroos World Cup qualifying hero and goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne saving two goal attempts that was missing a very important piece of the equation

Rob Gronkowski, according to Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon, may give the Buccaneers the boost they need following their team's disappointing 3-4 start. Despite the fact that Tampa Bay leads a poor NFC South, the offense is still scoring 17.7 points per game (26th in the league), and Tom Brady has been playing like the 45-year-old he is. Brady has only one multi-touchdown game so far, and the team has lost four of its last five games due to a stuttering offense.

After his team recovered from an emotional week with a 1-1 A-League away draw against Western Sydney, Brisbane Roar coach Warren Moon slammed a'stupid' rule change. In the second stanza, his team managed to get the ball into the Wanderer's net twice, but neither goal counted.

Brisbane Roar coach Warren Moon believes the key to rising up the A-League ladder this season will be plugging up the leaky goals to unlock their offensive potential ahead of their season-opener against Macarthur FC at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday

Charlie Austin, a former EPL striker who has signed with Brisbane Roar ahead of the A-League season, has settled in well, but some traditional Australian food and drink choices have left some unimpressed. When the Roar face Victorian part-timers Avondale FC in the Australia Cup on Wednesday night, the 33-year-old has signed a multi-year contract and will try to find the back of the net.