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Tim BROWNNew Zealand

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  • Brown announces shock retirement

    New Zealand

    Brown announces shock retirement

    Tuesday 27 March 2012

    New Zealand captain at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, Tim Brown, has announced his sudden retirement from the game despite still being a regular for both club and country.

  • Mixed results for Asian pacesetters

    Asian Leagues Review

    Mixed results for Asian pacesetters

    Monday 16 January 2012

    There were differing fortunes for the frontrunners in Asia as Australia's Central Coast Mariners were held and Qatar's Lekhwiya suffered a fourth defeat, while Brisbane Roar and Al Ain of UAE both claimed wins.

  • Glory sighted, new landmarks set

    Asia/Oceania Leagues

    Glory sighted, new landmarks set

    Monday 28 November 2011

    FIFA.com’s weekly review of league action across Asia and Oceania looks at storybook endings looming in Japan and Korea Republic, a slice of history created in Australia and mixed fortunes for Japan 2011 participants.

  • Roar held at home by Phoenix

    Australia

    Roar held at home by Phoenix

    Sunday 13 November 2011

    Brisbane Roar continued their unbeaten record but had to settle for a 1-1 draw at home to Wellington Phoenix, who equalised through Tim Brown after Besart Berisha had opened the scoring.

  • Perth, Phoenix enjoy victories

    Australia

    Perth, Phoenix enjoy victories

    Sunday 16 October 2011

    Shane Smeltz scored twice to give Perth Glory a 2-1 victory at Melbourne Heart, while Wellington Phoenix had two players sent off but still beat Newcastle Jets 2-0.

  • England's Greenacre re-signs for Phoenix

    Australia

    England's Greenacre re-signs for Phoenix

    Wednesday 17 November 2010

    Former Manchester City striker Chris Greenacre has re-signed for Wellington Phoenix until the end of Australia's 2011/12 A-League season, the club said on Thursday.

Squad List

New Zealand
  • 1 Mark PASTON
  • 12 Glen MOSS
  • 23 James BANNATYNE
  • 2 Ben SIGMUND
  • 3 Tony LOCHHEAD
  • 4 Winston REID
  • 5 Ivan VICELICH
  • 6 Ryan NELSEN
  • 18 Andy BOYENS
  • 19 Tommy SMITH
  • 7 Simon ELLIOTT
  • 8 Tim BROWN
  • 11 Leo BERTOS
  • 13 Andy BARRON
  • 15 Michael McGLINCHEY
  • 16 Aaron CLAPHAM
  • 17 Dave MULLIGAN
  • 21 Jeremy CHRISTIE
  • 9 Shane SMELTZ
  • 10 Chris KILLEN
  • 14 Rory FALLON
  • 20 Chris WOOD
  • 22 Jeremy BROCKIE
  • Ricki HERBERT