New co-owner Greg Griffin steps in as Chairman of the club replacing Mel Patzwald, whilst ex- CEO, Glenn Elliott replaces Sam Ciccarello, who now takes up a role at the FFA.
Retrieved 6 August 2021.
Source: Rules for classification: 1 Points; 2 Goal difference; 3 Goals scored; 4 Points per game; 5 Least red cards; 6 Least yellow cards; 7 Toss of a coin in an event of a tie of two clubs. Adelaide defeated North Queensland Fury 8—1 at Hindmarsh Stadium on 21 January 2011.
NextFollowing the shock resignation of manager who took up a youth coaching role in the shortly before the start of the season, Adelaide United announced as his replacement who was serving as the club's technical director and Jacobo Ramallo as his assistant who was in charge as director of Adelaide United's Football School.
On 13 September former and manager was officially announced as the manager, and within the frame of a few weeks time a team was cobbled together mostly with the remnants of the Adelaide City squad to compete in the clubs. Retrieved 18 September 2020. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
NextIn the Grand Final at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Adelaide United lost 1—0 to Melbourne Victory.
In the first leg of the semi-final, Adelaide won 3—0 with Diego, Barbiero, and Cristiano via a penalty scoring. Adelaide United is currently on the 4 place in the Hyundai A-League table. Retrieved 18 December 2014.
NextEven with a lack of on-field success, crowds at United's games remained healthy during the season relative to other clubs, largely due to the club's strong community-based initiatives.
Adelaide was drawn into Group E, along with and winners , champions , and winners. Adelaide United participated in the after finishing runner-up in the 2006—07 and to Melbourne Victory. An early highlight for the season was Adelaide's run to the of the against.
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Their topscorer was their new signing, who scored 8 goals in all competitions this season.
Adelaide United had to replace five players from its starting grand final team including , , , and , but they were replaced with youngsters , , , , and , experienced pair and , and Spanish Striker on loan and South Korean as an injury replacement.
Retrieved 24 July 2015.
Adelaide finished the season by winning 2—1 at against in front of 21,038 spectators — the club's largest crowd of the season.