Adelaide United striker Dario Vidosic refused to celebrate his
match-winning free kick after it condemned his father Rado's
defending champions Brisbane to a second-straight A-League
defeat on Sunday.  The 1-0 win at Suncorp Stadium moved Adelaide
two points clear on top of the ladder and Brisbane just one
point ahead of last-placed Melbourne Victory, who host
Wellington to close out round five on Monday night.  Vidosic's
third minute free kick conversion took a slight deflection off
Brisbane's defensive wall and beat a diving Michael Theo, the
former Roar hero elated yet mindful of celebrating his
contribution too hard.  "When I played here (Brisbane) I was
voted the fans' favourite, so I have respect for them also with
my dad being the coach," said the Adelaide striker.  "I've
played with a lot of those guys (Brisbane players), they're my
friends and I've got my friends and family here so that respect
is there.  "The mailman doesn't celebrate every time he
delivers, it's his job."  While Vidosic's boot prov