Former Barca coach on Reds' radar A former member of Barcelona's coaching staff is one of the frontrunners to be appointed head coach of Adelaide United. Fairfax Media understands Josep Gombau is among the final list of candidates to lead the Reds and has already been interviewed by representatives of the club. The 36-year-old Spaniard was a former technical director of a Dubai-based youth academy affiliated with Barcelona, holds a UEFA pro-coaching licence and is head coach of Hong Kong club Kitchee. Adelaide United's director of football, Michael Petrillo, said: "It's important that it [new coach] is the right fit." Dominic Bossi Rogic leaves Celtic boss wanting more Scotland. Celtic manager Neil Lennon singled out Australian import Tom Rogic for praise despite the champion Scottish side's 3-1 loss to Motherwell at Fir Park on Sunday. With their second consecutive Scottish title already wrapped up, Lennon took the chance to blood young talent. Despite his disappointment at the defeat Lennon was impressed by former Mariners star Rogic, who made a rare start. "I thought he was excellent first half though he faded a little bit latterly," Lennon said. Once he gets a good pre-season under his belt he should be good to go next year. The quote 'It's a sick feeling ... it feels like a family member has died.' Newcastle defender Steven Taylor after his side's 6-0 defeat to Liverpool. That's right, after his team lost a game of football.