Talk:Ross Aloisi

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[edit] Sacked or resigned or ...

please, if you are going to write a wikipedia article about Ross Aloisi at least write the godam truth, Ross Aloisi did NOT resign from the club, he was SACKED, understand? capiche?

please, sign your posts with the four tildes "~". Also, prove it - with citations. The Wiki style I think would require an impartial view of his departure. Aloisi says he was not sacked, so if he says that either the club or local media's opinion is required via citation Wanderer 21:14, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Removed section on Aloisi's demeanour

I have removed the quoted selection below. It does not cite references. Being a fan of the Reds and not a fan of Aloisi, I share others' view but I must be impartial - citations are required. The general murmurs amongst the fans at Hindmarsh Stadium won't count, however universal it was that Aloisi was a lemon!

Conduct on/off the pitch It has been shown that Ross Aloisi's conduct was nothing short of a disgrace on the pitch as proven in the grand final, even during the season he would always rubbish his own players and pump his chest out and point to other players, always telling his own players to man up, barking out orders yet not willing to do the hard yard himself Off the pitch he was a total disgrace as was seen in his post match press speech on the grand final podium. Some people believe that aloisi also got the sack after the rediculous and ludicrous comments his father Rocky Alosi made on a local radio station (5AA) on a sunday night about 2 months after the grand final. Rocky's comments were "they (Adelaide United) didnt support my son"