Perth Glory primed to break title hoodoo They've already left the experts with egg on their face, but Perth Glory won't be satisfied until they secure some long-overdue silverware. Glory sit a point clear of Adelaide United at the top of the table after snaring five wins from the opening six rounds. Perth have also made it through to the final of the inaugural FFA Cup, where they'll meet Adelaide on December 16 at Coopers Stadium. Before the season started, Glory were tipped to finish near the foot of the table by most experts. But with Irish striker Andy Keogh firing up front and the rest of the squad gelling well, Perth are in prime position to end a title drought dating back to their 2004 NSL success. Defender Scott Jamieson said the players were proud of their early efforts, but aren't getting carried away just yet. "You don't win the Championship in November," Jamieson said. We like the weather at the top of the table. It's very nice. We don't want to go down the bottom where it's a bit doom and gloomy. A lot of people are surprised, most notably a lot of the experts. But we demand a lot from each other. That's the main thing driving this group on. The inner belief is there. Glory's players have been eased into training this week after coming off a period where they were forced to play three games in the space of seven days. Perth won all three matches, but Jamieson said the decision to schedule Glory's FFA Cup semi-final against Bentleigh just 48 hours after an A-League encounter was dangerous. "I don't think it was right," Jamieson said. The chance of an injury was so high. Especially the demands and the level of this league now - it'll have injuries written all over it next time I think. I don't think it should happen again. Jamieson's confidence is sky high after he scored from a wonder free kick outside the box in Saturday's 2-1 win over Western Sydney. The 26-year-old will be aiming to continue his hot form in Friday night's clash with Wellington Phoenix in Perth.