Roar milestone man up for ALM Bulls fight

Brisbane defender Jack Hingert was delighted to see Macarthur's Tommy Oar back on an A-League Men's scoresheet earlier this week, but he'll be doing all he can to deny his former teammate on Sunday.

Oar scored a brilliant first-time volley from outside the box in Macarthur's 3-3 draw with Central Coast on Thursday, the ex-Socceroos' first league goal since his strike for the Roar in January 2017.

The visit of Oar's Bulls to Moreton Daily Stadium will mark Hingert's 200th appearance for the Roar -- just the second player to achieve that tally for the club behind former captain Matt McKay (272).

While Hingert enjoyed Oar's goal against the Mariners, he's in no mood to see the dose repeated this weekend.

"We're quite good mates," Hingert told AAP of Oar.

"Corey (Brown) and I were speaking about it the other day and wondering what he's been up to and then he popped up the other night with that goal and we were like 'oh, there he is, he's going alright still'.

"Obviously it'll be good to see him and I'll probably match up against him at some point during the game, so I'm looking forward to that.

"When you're on the pitch you forget about being mates, so it should be interesting."

Hingert's Brisbane journey began in 2011 after the demise of North Queensland Fury, where he was part of the Townsville-based club's two league campaigns.

Joining the Roar at the height of the Ange Postecoglou era, the 31-year-old has gone from being a youngster learning alongside some of the club's greatest players to being an elder statesman of Warren Moon's youthful squad.

"Obviously when I first came I was playing alongside the likes of Matt McKay, Jade North, Shane Stefanutto, Thomas Broich, Besart Berisha -- those types of players," he said.

"I