Tensions between Melbourne City and Brisbane Roar are at boiling point after John van t Schip lashed out at John Aloisi for whinging like a baby about their physical style.Ahead of Saturdays A-League clash at AAMI Park, van t Schip suggested Aloisi should be congratulating his old side for their breakthrough FFA Cup victory instead of criticising them so often.Aloisi described them as the most aggressive team in the league after their uncompromising 1-0 win over Sydney FC on Wednesday night.We dont want that in our game. We dont want people diving, and we dont people injuring someone, Aloisi told News Corp.van t Schip brought up Aloisis comments on his own accord at his press conference on Friday.Hes talking again about us. Hes always having a go at us, he told reporters.Its getting a bit childish, hes whinging like a baby.Hes criticising us, the whole team, instead of maybe congratulating us on the win and the club that gave him the opportunity to be a head coach.But thats obviously not his style.Its not the first time Aloisi has spoken out at his former club.Before last months meeting at Suncorp Stadium, Aloisi tried to spotlight Bruno Fornarolis alleged diving, while after one clash last season he lambasted City for playing anti-football and spoiling the A-League as a product.After three times, its enough. Maybe he learns from it, but otherwise its a shame. I want to leave it like that, van t Schip said.Aloisi doubled down on his comments on Friday morning, declaring his team wont be intimidated by City, but he denied there was any ill feeling between the two sides.He also said he has no personal issue with Fornaroli, who appeared to taunt Aloisi by grabbing his crotch and glaring in his direction during last months clash in Brisbane.If he did gesture towards me, thats part of the game, Aloisi said.I dont think theres any animosity there. Were just prepared to win the game of football.Meanwhile, van t Schip has confirmed Tim Cahill will be available for selection despite taking a knock to his knee during the FFA Cup win.Brisbane will be without Brett Holman (knee) for the next six weeks but regain Thomas Kristensen and Brandon Borrello from hamstring strains.STATS THAT MATTER* Brisbane Roar have now drawn their last three games - never before in A-League history have they endured a stalemate in four consecutive games.* Melbourne City have enjoyed 58 per cent possession on average this season, more than any other side.* Melbourne City have won each of their last six home games against Brisbane Roar, keeping a clean sheet on three occasions. Adidas Stan Smith Nederland . But by the time the game started, the Toronto Raptors forward felt even worse. And, for three quarters, it showed as Gay shot a woeful three-for-13 from the field. 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