He has been making consistent appearances under coach George Katsakis. He has made a number of occasions on SEN radio on the football segment with Mark Fine. In February 2016, it was confirmed that McMaster had left the Bergers to join the newly promoted FC Bulleen Lions. Adam Goodes Twitter Incident On 29 July 2015, McMaster attracted negative attention and criticism following a series of racist tweets which were directed at indigenous Australian AFL player Adam Goodes. In McMaster's tweets, he criticised Goodes' view of Australia Day as "Invasion Day" (a term used by some Indigenous figures and their supporters to refer to 26 January), attacked Goodes for "not celebrating Australia Day", and called for the Aboriginal Australian to be "deported" from Australia. He soon deleted the tweets, in the face of significant controversy and criticism, followed by an apology. McMaster was subsequently omitted from a FFA Cup game on the evening of 29 July. The following statement was made by Football Federation Australia (FFA), as reported by ABC news: "Football Federation Australia (FFA) applauds Heidelberg United Football Club for standing goalkeeper Griffin McMaster down from tonight's FFA Cup match following a series of offensive tweets this afternoon". A-League statistics 1 - includes A-League final series statistics 2 - includes FIFA Club World Cup statistics; AFC Champions League statistics are included in season commencing after group stages (i.e. ACL and A-League seasons etc.) References External links Queensland Roar profile Wellington Phoenix profile 1983 births Australian soccer players Living people A-League Men players Brisbane Roar FC players Association football goalkeepers Sportspeople from the Gold Coast, Queensland Soccer players from Queensland Brisbane City FC players Wellington Phoenix FC players Oakleigh Cannons FC players