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Melbourne warned to back off - Soccer - Sport - theage.com.au Melbourne warned to back off - Soccer - Sport - theage.com.au: "A-League boss Matt Carroll yesterday warned Melbourne Victory chairman Geoff Lord to lay off his battle with the State Government over the new Olympic Park stadium.
He suggested that the pugnacious businessman could cause more harm than good with his outbursts, and flagged the possibility that FFA could push to capitalise on the game's growing Victorian fan base by giving the go-ahead for a second club in Melbourne for the 2010-11 campaign."
He suggested that the pugnacious businessman could cause more harm than good with his outbursts, and flagged the possibility that FFA could push to capitalise on the game's growing Victorian fan base by giving the go-ahead for a second club in Melbourne for the 2010-11 campaign."
