Adelaide United aims to spoil Ange Postecoglou's coaching audition Adelaide United stars Marcelo Carrusca, left, and Osama Malik wearing the 10-year anniversary strips they'll sport on Friday night against Melbourne Victory. MIDFIELD master Marcelo Carrusca says Adelaide United can celebrate its 10-year anniversary by spoiling Melbourne Victory boss Ange Postecoglou's Socceroos coaching audition on Friday night at Hindmarsh. Argentine Carrusca, 30, wants to give Postecoglou a taste of the South American panache the Socceroos can expect at Brazil 2014 in the grudge match. This kind of game I like to play. Last year we won and I expect to win again," said former Estudiantes talisman Carrusca. Everyone is waiting for this game, us, the fans. We need to play 100 per cent and fight for the shirt and to win. The celebration is important for the club. However Carrusca noted the challenge against a manager in Postecoglou he respects. He is a very good coach and the team is good. Melbourne Victory has very good experienced players, we need to play well," said Carrusca. While Postecoglou is preparing to replace axed Australia boss Holger Osieck, Carrusca credited former Barcelona Academy mentor Josep Gombau with transforming the Reds through his Tiki-taka "lite" philosophy. Melbourne coach Ange Postecoglou is saying little on his prospects for the national job. "He is good, we try to play good football, keep the ball more during the game, it is not easy as we didn't play last year like this," said Carrusca, who on Wednesday modelled the shirt United will wear on Friday to commemorate the club's inaugural match against Brisbane Strikers on October 17, 2003. Adelaide finished with nine men but sovercame Perth Glory 3-1 in Sunday's season opener. The Reds won't be afforded second chances against nemesis Victory and can't rely on outscoring rivals to cover carnage at the back. "We need to arrange better and improve in defence and in the midfield also do better," said Carrusca, with fellow Argentine Jeronimo slotting a double against Perth. Defensive midfielder Isaías Sánchez and stopper Nigel Boogaard were sent off against Perth and further disciplinary transgressions will cost players $100 per card. "For the first game there is no fine but there will be for the next," Carrusca warned.