Brisbane Roar: From the Ashes of Queensland Roar

Brisbane Roar, the three-time A-League champions, is more than just a soccer team. It's a story of resilience, passion, and footballing excellence.
Born in 2005 as Queensland Roar, the club struggled for recognition in its early years. However, after a period of turmoil and financial instability, it was rebranded as Brisbane Roar in 2009. This marked the beginning of a new chapter, one that saw the Roar rise from the ashes like a phoenix.
Under the leadership of legendary manager Ange Postecoglou, the Roar became a force to be reckoned with. They won their first A-League title in 2011, followed by two more in 2012 and 2014. They also became the first Australian team to lift the AFC Champions League trophy in 2011.
But Brisbane Roar's success extended far beyond the pitch. The club has a deep connection with the Brisbane community and regularly participates in grassroots initiatives. They also boast a passionate fan base known as "The Den" who create an unforgettable atmosphere at matches.
In 2014, the Roar said farewell to Postecoglou, but his legacy continues to inspire the club. They have remained competitive, winning the FFA Cup in 2016 and reaching the A-League Grand Final in 2019.
Brisbane Roar's journey has been one of ups and downs. They have faced adversity, but they have always shown the strength and determination to rise above it. They are a testament to the power of teamwork, community, and the love of the game.
As the Roar looks to the future, they do so with a mix of excitement and trepidation. The club faces new challenges, including the departure of several key players. But with a strong foundation and a loyal fanbase, Brisbane Roar is ready to write the next chapter in its remarkable story.