Christ - how will they pronounce Gui?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
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Christ - how will they pronounce Gui?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
Probably **** it up like they do every other word in the English languageQuote:
Originally Posted by Jetmaster
They are Kiwis after all
Nix have now taken Kosta and Gui from Victory!Quote:
Originally Posted by lquiquer
Did Finkler play under Merrick during the old fox's reign at Victory?
No. I have him playing his first match against the Jets under Ange.Quote:
Originally Posted by WolfMan
There was Magilton and Durakovic before Ange and between Merrick
How good is Wikipedia? Lol
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CeMjBJ1XIAEbsOI.jpg
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/38...rom-us/?cs=306
Making all the right noises. Hard to know who brings more to the table.
A consortium which has the interest of the community at heart with already vested ties in Australia sounds a better fit..
Will be interesting to see how this pans out..
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-l...shire-35950709
Time for the FFA to cough up for us I am thinking.
Make up for the lack of Jet shaped hats their general incompetence and the fact their refs **** us over consistently
Should have only offered it to people who could pronounce his name. Would have saved a shitload.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
http://theunaustralian.net/2016/04/0...uee-hooligans/
New Marquees allowed next year it seems
5 5 5
Tards apparently have decided to go local, signed up a couple lads they saw at JB as theirs...Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/pic...or-premiership
cracks me up every week.
Superb
Interesting piece from Griff this morning.....
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/38...e-game/?cs=306
Great article again by Griff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jetmaster
I used to cringe every time Kenny Lowe opened his gob but have since come to respect him and his honesty about the game.
Yes, even when Perth were stuggling early on in the season I respected his honesty and he obviously done his homework on areas where they needed to strengthen and the team hasn't looked back since January.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommyjet
Article with a lot of info in it
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A-League: Recruitment the key to Jets rising to next level
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/38...t-step/?cs=306
SCOTT Miller knows that the best coaches are also the best recruiters.
Therein lies the challenge as Miller attempts to build a roster capable of taking the Jets to the next level.
The Jets completed their maiden season under the former Fullham assistant with a 4-2 win over arch rivals Central Coast Mariners in Gosford on Saturday night.
The win moved the Jets to 30 points – 13 more than last season – and confirmed eighth place. Though a vast improvement on 2014-15, the Jets finished 11 points adrift of sixth-placed Victory.
Now comes decision time.
The Jets have improved their defence, leaking 41 goals compared to 55. However, their 28 goals for is the lowest in the league.
They have 10 players off contract, headed by keeper Mark Birighitti and imports Nordstrand, Leonardo and Enver Alivodic.
“Player recruitment will determine our success next year,” Miller said. ”It is no secret where our deficiencies lie. A number of factors contributed to that in terms of of how I structured the recruitment from the defensive phase to the attacking side. Financially it didn’t leave much in the attacking third to have an impact. Those discussions will take place with players in the next fortnight. It’s not all negative. The decisions will not be emotional, they will be based on bench-marking every performance. That is how you make good business decisions in football.”
Football Federation Australia are close to finalising the sale of the club to Chinese lighting magnate Martin Lee. The Herald understands that former Mariners coach Lawrie McKinna has been earmarked for a senior administration position in the new set-up. An American consortium headed by Jeff Von Schmauder also remain interested. FFA briefed Jets coaching and office staff last Thursday.
Miller has another year to run on his contract, but is yet to meet with Lee.
“The outcome of starting next season with a new owner is very exciting for everyone involved,” Miller said.
“It has been a difficult season, I won’t lie. It has been challenging for me in my first role, but it’s one I’ve enjoyed. I am highly frustrated with the outcome, finishing eighth with 30 points. I wouldn’t be too greedy in suggesting we could have another six or nine points with clinical finishing. I must say the playing group has been outstanding. I have been highly critical of them and very demanding of them, but I can’t fault them. Also the support from the coaching staff, especially assistant Jean-Paul de Marigny, has been outstanding.”
Lawrie McKinna can get ****ed. He's about as welcome at our club as Hutcho is. **** the FFA if this shit becomes real.
He was a Breaker before he was a gyppo so let's not be too hasty here Dunster. McKinna has a bit of wits about him, he may not be as bad a pick up as his gyppo past may seem, he offered to help the scum this season and they told him to phuck off which says volumes for their tunnel vision under Charlesworth (or whatever his name is), tell the man who made your club you don't need his help, gyppo logic I guess... If Laurie comes over from the dark side back into the light I'll be greeting him as a former Breaker hard man and stalwart, everyone deserves a second chance etc... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
Have a listen to the podcast he did on Behind the Game. He's a pretty clued up bloke.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster