Mulvey to put the Roar back into champions Brisbane Roar coach Mike Mulvey. Photo: Chris Hyde Newly appointed Roar coach Mike Mulvey says no player is safe as he tries to put the wind back in the sails of the A-League champions. In a move that surprised in its timing, Mulvey was given a two-year extension on his contract despite the club failing to progress past the qualifying stage of the Asian Champions League. The Roar returned from Thailand on Friday following their penalty shootout loss to Buriram. Mulvey said he had a firm vision for the future of the club, which faces a fight to make the finals after two years of dominance under Ange Postecoglou. He also said there would be changes in the player department at the end of the season and was already shopping around for talent to rejuvenate the squad. I'm not going to go into too much depth but yes, there will be changes through the playing squad. Right now, we've got to give these players the best opportunity to do the best they can. My eye's already out and it has been for some time," Mulvey said. Mulvey said there was no hiding from the fact the Roar had under delivered in a season that has already seen one head coach, Rado Vidosic, forced from his post. I'll be the first to admit the results aren't perfect. We have a great group of fans and there are great expectations now. The truth is, we haven't reached those levels this season for one reason or another. They will be addressed. There will be changes made. We must be forthright in our assessment. The senior players weren't consulted on the decision, which came as a directive from the Roar board and the club's wealthy Indonesian owners, the Bakri Group. But injured captain Matt Smith said the playing group had a growing respect for Mulvey and welcomed his appointment, as well as the added stability in a dramatic season. The Roar host Wellington at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday in a match they have to win to remain in contention for the six-team finals series.