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GARUCCIOOOOO i hope he rips it up

Like the article says if he's coming for basic wages then I guess we'd look at him.. but that's not going to happen. If we did have him, I'd playing him up front to give a different element to our attacking play, have him come off the bench. But I wouldn't want him for oh so many reasons...

Taken from fourfourtwo.. Hayden Foxe fashion genius. "Sticks and stones The quips about Hayden Foxe’s match day attire are as entertaining as they are unrelenting. But it’s like water off a pizza boy’s back for the Heart assistant coach unashamedly rocking the red threads. He toldau.fourfourtwo.com: “I’m not changing for no one. I feel comfortable. Everyone’s got different taste and style. And for summer soccer I like my shirt tucked in and my socks pulled up and the cap protects me from the sun.” Indeed. But you know you’re in trouble when your five-year-old starts handing out fashion tips. Foxe added: “My little boy did ask, ‘Dad why do you pull your socks up so high?’"

Rubbish 2nd half. Long balls to Perth defenders. When in good positions the first touch lets us down. No pressure at all applied to Glory players inside our own half. Freekicks dont get past the first defender.

Nice interview with him here: http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/video/2294214170/grella-back-to-reignite-career

Not sure but says it'll be available at the family day

A few glimpses of the new kit and a scarf on twitter

http://www.theage.com.au/sport/soccer/heart-set-to-sign-former-socceroo-garcia-to-bolster-side-20120815-248y3.html MELBOURNE Heart is poised to sign former Socceroo Richard Garcia, subject to the injury-plagued 30-year-old passing a medical. Garcia played for Australia at the 2010 World Cup and spent two seasons in the English Premier League with Hull City. The West Australian moved to England as a teenager, and in 13 years there played for West Ham United, Colchester United and Leyton Orient as well as Hull, with the bulk of his career spent in the championship and the premiership. Garcia's career has been curtailed in recent times because of knee injuries, but he finished his last contract with Hull, starting in 10 matches in the second half of the championship campaign in 2011-12. Should the Heart deal come through, Garcia will be used as a central midfielder, probably sitting deeper and playing behind the two mobile box-to-box midfielders, Matt Thompson and Fred. Advertisement That might come as a surprise to local fans who, knowing him mainly from his Socceroo appearances, have pigeonholed him as a winger. But Heart football manager John Didulica says Garcia has a pedigree as a central midfielder, which makes him well-equipped to fulfil the role here. ''He played in that position when he was younger at West Ham and also played that sort of role in the championship. This is the A-League, not the Premier League or championship, and he is a skilful player with good technique who can play in a central position here,'' he said. ''Kevin Muscat, who had spent all his life as a full-back and defender, showed when he came back and moved into midfield, where he had such an enormous impact for Melbourne Victory, that if you are a good player you can play that deeper role in the A-League.'' Didulica says if Garcia gets medical approval, he would have no concerns about his physical capabilities

snoop dog - drop it like it's hot.. get the yarraside and the whole crowd doing the snoop!

Melbourne Heart FC The Club is delighted to confirm former Socceroo and English Premier League defender Hayden Foxe, esteemed ex-AIS Head Coach Ron Smith and erstwhile Croatian international Joey Didulica will join John Aloisi and Peter Zois on our coaching panel for the upcoming Hyundai A-League season! http://bit.ly/MKnaF6

Another signing to be unveiled tomorrow! Melbourne Heart FC ‏@MelbourneHeart Another day, another signing! The Club will confirm the identity of its latest player recruit tomorrow morning. Stay tuned! #goheart