READ MORE:<\/strong> Devastation for Coco Gauff after tough quarter final defeat<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n READ MORE\ufeff:<\/strong> NBA legend leaves trail of 'extremely sad' Aussie families<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n READ MORE:\ufeff<\/strong> 'He smoked me': Wallabies gun's painful memory of Crichton bashing<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n "I will carry your wisdom in my steps and your strength in my heart.<\/p>\n "Forever my hero. Love you, Tata." \ufeff<\/p>\n Rado had success as a head coach in both the men's and women's game, helping Melbourne City's A-League<\/a> Women's team to win a premiership and championship title.<\/p>\n He then moved \ufeffinto the men's program at the start of the 2022\/23 season and led them to lift the A-League premiership trophy.<\/p>\n Prior to his time at City, Rado worked as a coaching assistant under former Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou\ufeff at the Brisbane Roar in 2011 and 2012.<\/p>\n Dario followed in the footsteps of his beloved father and has been working as a head coach at Brighton in the women's Super League since July, 2024.<\/p>\n Brighton confirmed in a statement last week that Dario had taken a leave of absence for the foreseeable future due to family reasons. \ufeff<\/p>\n Rado did not only leave a mark on Australian football, having most recently announced that he would be joining Brighton as head of the women's and girls' coaching.<\/p>\n In that role he worked closely with his son, who remains in the top job for the Women's Super League team.<\/p>\n Brighton \ufeffled the tributes to Rado on Monday.<\/p>\n \ufeff"We are incredibly saddened by this news," Brighton's women's and girls' managing director Zoe Johnson said.<\/p>\n "Rado was an integral part of our staff, team and club. The impact he had on our team and everyone within it will forever be remembered.<\/p>\n "All our love and thoughts are with Dario and his family at this difficult time."<\/p>\n The Brisbane Roar added: "Rado leaves an enduring legacy at Brisbane Roar and within Australian football, having served the club as caretaker manager, assistant coach and youth team coach over several years.<\/p>\n "We join the wider football community in remembering Rado and extend our heartfelt thoughts and condolences to his family and loved ones. May he rest in peace"<\/p>\n Australian great Mark Bosnich wrote: "RIP Rado Vidosic. A true football man, truly good man. You will be missed."\ufeff<\/p>\n https:\/\/x.com\/peterfilopoulos\/status\/2016074654465581202<\/a>https:\/\/x.com\/VinceRugari\/status\/2016074017065538040<\/a>https:\/\/x.com\/MelbourneCity\/status\/2016090312037503449<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n
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