A-League 2011-12

The A-League 2011-12 season was the 7th season held since it started in 2004. There was no North Queensland Fury as they were cut from the league by the govering body Football Federation Australia.
==Clubs==
===Stadiums and Locations===
Club 	Location 	Stadium 	Capacity
Adelaide United 	Adelaide 	Hindmarsh Stadium 	
Brisbane Roar 	Brisbane 	Suncorp Stadium 	
Central Coast Mariners	Gosford 	Bluetongue Stadium 	
Gold Coast United 	Gold Coast	Skilled Park 	
Melbourne Heart 	Melbourne 	AAMI Park 	
Melbourne Victory 	Melbourne 	Etihad StadiumAAMI Park	
Newcastle Jets 	Newcastle 	Ausgrid Stadium 	
Perth Glory 	Perth 	NIB Stadium 	
Sydney FC 	Sydney 	Sydney Football Stadium	
Wellington Phoenix 	Wellington	Westpac Stadium 	
===Personnel and kits===
Team 	Manager	Captain 	Kit manufacturer	Jersey sponsor
Adelaide United 	 	 	Erreà 	Coopers
Brisbane Roar 	 	Matt Smith	Puma 	The Coffee Club
Central Coast Mariners	 	 	Hummel 	Soccer5
Gold Coast United 	 	 	Fi-ta 	Hyatt Regency Coolum
Melbourne Heart 	 	Fred 	ISC 	Westpac
Melbourne Victory 	 	 	Adidas 	Adecco
Newcastle Jets 	 	 	ISC 	Hunter Ports
Perth Glory 	 	 	X-blades 	QBE Insurance
Sydney FC 	 	 	Adidas 	UNICEF
Wellington Phoenix 	 	 	Adidas 	Sony
===Managerial changes===
Team 	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy 	Position in table	Incoming manager	Date of appointment
Newcastle Jets 	Branko Čulina 	Sacked 	4 October 2011 	Pre-season 	Gary Van Egmond 	20 October 2011
Adelaide United 	Rini Coolen 	Sacked 	18 December 2011	9th 	John Kosmina 	18 December 2011
Melbourne Victory	Mehmet Durakovic	Sacked 	6 January 2012 	8th 	Jim Magilton 	7 January 2012
Gold Coast United	Miron Bleiberg 	Sacked/Resigned 	19 February 2012	10th 	Mike Mulvey 	20 February 2012
==Season==
===Final league table===
Pos	Club 	P 	W 	D 	L 	GF	GA	GD 	Pts	Comments 	
1 	(C) (Q)	27	15	6 	6 	40	24	+16	51 	Champions League Group Stage 	
2 	(Q) 	27	14	7 	6 	50	28	+22	49 	Champions League Group Stage 	
3 	(Q) 	27	13	4 	10	40	35	+5 	43 	Champions League Qualifying Play Off	
4 	 	27	12	4 	11	34	32	+2 	40 	Final Series 	
5 	 	27	10	8 	9 	37	42	-5 	38 	Final Series 	
6 	 	27	9 	10	8 	35	34	+1 	37 	Final Series 	
7 	 	27	10	5 	12	38	41	-3 	35 	 	
8 	 	27	6 	11	10	35	43	-8 	29 	 	
9 	 	27	5 	10	12	26	44	-18	25 	 	
10 	 	27	4 	9 	14	30	42	-12	21 	 	
===Play Off===
Further Information: A-League 2011-12 Final Series
A-League 2011-12 Winners
Brisbane Roar2nd A-League title
==References==
Category:A-League seasons