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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Sport
Emma Kemp

Aloisi defied critics – and betting odds – to transform Western United

John Aloisi is mobbed by Western United fans after leading the club to its first A-League Men championship.
John Aloisi is mobbed by Western United fans after leading the club to its first A-League Men championship. Photograph: Joel Carrett/AAP

“Not even tonight were they tipping us – $5 [the betting agencies] were giving us,” said John Aloisi. “If I could bet – I’m not a betting man, but if I could bet – I would’ve put so much money on that. They must have lost a shitload of money on that.”

Had Aloisi had a bet, he may well have been one of the only souls to wager that Western United would win the A-League Men’s grand final. Most did not think it feasible they would make it there in the first place. And, after seeing off defending champions Melbourne City 2-0, the figure with the biggest right to feel vindicated is the club’s head coach.

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