Group A: Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia), Bunyodkor (Uzbekistan), Al Ahli (United Arab Emirates), Saba Battery (Iran).

Group A: Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia), Bunyodkor (Uzbekistan), Al Ahli (United Arab Emirates), Saba Battery (Iran). Group B: Persepolis (Iran), Al Shabab (Saudi Arabia), Al Gharafa (Qatar), confirm

Group C: Al Jazira (UAE), Esteghlal (IR Iran), Al Ittihad (Saudi Arabia), Umm Salal (Qatar).

Group D: Pakhtakor (Uzbekistan), Al Shabab (UAE), Sepahan (Iran), Al Ettifaq (Saudi Arabia)

Group E: Ulsan Hyundai (Republic of Korea), Newcastle Jets (Australia), Beijing Guoan (China), Nagoya Grampus (Japan)

Group F: Gamba Osaka (Japan), FC Seoul (Republic of Korea), Sriwijaya (Indonesia), Shandong Luneng (China)

Group G: Shanghai Shenhua (China), Kashima Antlers (Japan), Suwon Bluewings (Republic of Korea), confirmation

Group H: Central Coast Mariners (Australia), Tianjin Teda (China), Kawasaki Frontale (Japan), Pohang Steelers (Korea).

Mostly assuming Moore was moved to reject Bleiberg's comments play bazaar and say he was sure the former boss Roar had spoken to his teammates. Minniecon's next move suggests that Moore is telling the truth.

Palmer and Bleiberg's persistent arrogant remarks seem to suggest that the Gold Coast team is the opposite goal at the start of the new season in August. They have previously announced the signatures of the prolific Wellington striker Shane Smeltz and Adam Griffiths of Newcastle and put crisis clubs in the playoffs.

Three other currently contracted A-League players took a similar trip to the tourist zone.