Brisbane Roar finally establish headquarters in Logan | MUK Sports

Brisbane withstood a late barrage from Sydney to hold on for the win, but it was David Carney leaving after half-time and Alex Brosque spitting towards the referee that caused some controversy. After 13 years as footballing nomads, Brisbane finally have a place to call home. And long-serving captain Matt McKay is hopeful the A-League club's new $9 million training and administrative headquarters in Logan can help spur them onto an unlikely finals appearance. The Roar have officially unveiled their new facility at Browns Plains which, eventually, will house every section of the club's operations -- including their W-League, NPL and academy teams. It ends more than a decade of life on the...
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