Defender Patrick Kisnorbo is remaining optimistic that Melbourne Heart can turn things around despite their slow start to the season.
Defender Patrick Kisnorbo is remaining optimistic that Melbourne Heart can turn things around despite their slow start to the season.
Kisnorbo, who returned from a three-week injury layoff against the Newcastle Jets, believes his team is more than capable of success and that it just needs to get the ball rolling.
“I think we have a great squad and all it takes is a win or a result to change things around like we-ve seen with Sydney and Newcastle,” Kisnorbo told SEN.
Click play on the audio file below to listen to the full interview with Kisnorbo on SEN.
The 32-year-old centre back was also keen to throw his support behind Coach John Aloisi.
“We have a great coach in John Aloisi who has great ideas and he-s a young manager,” he said.
“You have to think Tony Popovic was in the same sort of way last year where he was win-less and look where they are now, that-s what we have to judge on.”
“Hopefully we can do the same for the Club, the fans, ourselves and the coaching staff
“I think we have a great core squad and we can prove that in the coming weeks.”
Kisnorbo ensured supporters that his team have kept a positive mindset and are hungry for their first win.
“We are hungry for success that-s one thing even though we are bottom,” he said.
“We are working towards a goal with the coaching staff behind us in the hope we can achieve that sooner rather than later,”
“It-s a great club to be at, we have a great coach a great supporting staff, we have great members that support the club so all we need to do is win and that-s the hard thing at the moment, hopefully it happens sooner rather than later.”
Melbourne Heart FC welcomes Adelaide United to AAMI Park this Sunday 1 December 2013.
Match Details
Sunday 1 December 2013
Hyundai A-League Round 8
Melbourne Heart FC vs. Adelaide United
AAMI Park, Melbourne
Kick-off: 5pm
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