Yelling at the result on the third day, Michelle Tobin Matt Mundy? In June, Brisbane Griffin defender Matt Mundy insisted that his team did not intend to cruise through this year's training facilities, rather than predicting the preliminaries of those clubs with strong performance. Their long road to defending the modern First Division began tonight when they played against the United States at the Shawgreens Brisbane Super League Club in Cleveland. In the next month, both sides of Roaring Peninsula will face the power supply of BPL, the Olympic Games in the eastern suburbs and Brisbane, and the championship of Queensland Sunshine Coast Fire League will be confirmed by the club in July. The 24-year-old said that the team wanted to use the Olympic Games to show their training talents to the local community, but they also wanted to get to know their football ideas again during the 90-minute game of head coach Ange Postecoglou. "We will use these competitions to try to make our combination right, work together as a team and make sure that we are still familiar with the way each of us plays," he said. "Yes, but no one wants to lose." We should be the national flagship team, and we want to prove it. "We definitely don't want to lose any preseason games." The ability to play in the back four strikers or on either side, which was won by Wanderers Youth Club in rochdale's Modern First League and Champions League, provided a reliable defensive choice during the15-2010/1season, and Postecoglou appealed when necessary. At the same time, it is immature to stick to it. At the scene of announcing Brisbane's roaring ideas for next season, Mondi made it clear that he was ready to fight for more orange jerseys. "It's too early to worry before the season," he said. "I just go there to play these games, and I can make sure that my plan in the lighting department is." Everyone wants to start the game and get as much game time as possible, because they can, so I must achieve this goal. "Personally, I was hindered by that kind of thing before the season, but I don't think I lost too much motivation or physical strength, so it will start smoothly in a week or so with a calf injury." Friday night's signing, because an amazing modern league finals deciding game is nearly 12 weeks-the last game of Griffin players in Brisbane came out-and Mundy said that the team is ready to return to more than twice. "We really need to start playing some games," he said. "We hung up some games, we have been counting, and everyone is looking forward to it." We came back, without training and starting over. We started last year, so everything went smoothly. "