Brisbane Roar's goal against Victory hailed as best in A-League history IT was 62 seconds of pure bliss for not only Brisbane Roar, but football purists. The Roar's first goal in their 3-0 disposal of Melbourne Victory at AAMI has surely secured best-of-the-season status despite the current A-League campaign being only 13 rounds old. Fox Sports football expert and former Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Bosnich has described it as the best goal he had witnessed since returning to Australia from the UK in 2008. And it's hard to argue with Bosnich's sentiments. Best I've seen in A-League: Bozza In just over a minute the Roar put together 21 consecutive passes, moved the ball from one side of the park to the other, showed clever running and capped it off with a decisive finish from former Irish international Liam Miller. "It was world-class, the best I've seen in the A-League since I've been back," Bosnich said yesterday. It just had everything. You couldn't ask for anything more. Elated Roar coach Mike Mulvey agreed. "We went forward, we brought it back, we came at the other side, we went down the left, we pulled it back, there was movement, skill, vision and the finish - it had everything," Mulvey said. We all watch football to admire stuff from afar ... and obviously a goal of beauty, we enjoy because that's what we love football for. It's nice for the players to get that recognition, and that what they're doing is being enjoyed as well as acknowledged. Miller not only scored the goal but had plenty of touches in the build-up. He also played a leading role in the first-placed Roar's other two goals, scored by Matt McKay and Dimitri Petratos, in their 10th and arguably best win of the season. "That first one was a nice goal, but there were three good goals," said the former Manchester United, Celtic and Perth playmaker, who scored in the A-League for the first time since February 2012. It's always nice when you get on the scoresheet, but the boys played fantastically. I'm playing alongside good players. They have a great understanding of the game. Liam Miller of the Roar celebrates after scoring the first goal against Melbourne Victory at AAMI Park. Mulvey said Miller's performance on Saturday night was the reason he signed the 32-year-old midfielder. "I said to him after the game that's what you came to the club for and he had a big smile on his face," the Brisbane boss said. I could see how he could fit into our way of playing and that's why we chased him. He's a very humble guy as we all are. We've all got that humility about us ... but we're determined to produce that kind of performance again. Seven points clear at the top of the ladder, the Roar host Adelaide United this Saturday at Suncorp and hope to be able to call on the services of star striker Besart Berisha. Mark Milligan of Victory and Jade North Roar contest for the ball at AAMI Park. The Albanian international has missed Brisbane's past two matches, including the 5-2 Boxing Day thrashing of Sydney FC, with a hip injury. Bes will be welcomed back with open arms. Miller said. He's the best striker in the league.