Joel Griffiths Returns - the best thing ever, ever, ever and ever

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Great stuff! Can relax till next year now

This makes me happy on what has personally been a terrible day regarding sport.

Membership confirmed on this alone :wub:

Management free to do their worst now :cool:

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Originally Posted by Superdylan

on what has personally been a terrible day regarding sport.

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What happened SD?

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Originally Posted by MFKS

Beginning to believe club reads foz for ideas now on a daily basis

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If the club read the Foz for ideas, my rumour of Thomas Hitzlsperger would have gotten off the ground many years ago

or Wanchope

One year is a good option for both parties.

Glad to have him re-sign. TIFO worked

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Originally Posted by Jeterpool

One year is a good option for both parties.

Glad to have him re-sign. TIFO worked

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Didnt realise the Griff was turning 35 before the season. Maybe 1 year is a good option then see how he goes.

Unless he has a stellar season, methinks Griff may just call it a day next season. At least he will finish his days here.

hail the great one

Dunno why he would retire at the end of next season. He's not Bridges y'know.


Archie Thompson
Vaughan Coveny
Daniel McBreen
Damian Mori
etc.

Anyone else find it interesting that all the talk of Griff re-signing so far have included Carney, but this news of Griff re-signing does not accompany any news of Carney?

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Originally Posted by Superdylan

This makes me happy on what has personally been a terrible day regarding sport.

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The Knights flogged at home in front of a pitiful crowd to go bottom and Griff signs....perfect day.

Yes!!!

Great news. Here's hoping he has a great season and puts all the doubters in their place.

This is one for those who say there is no loyalty in football. Sure, it plays no real part for most players but there is something special when a player's career intertwines with a club and its fans. For whatever reason, Joel has been a Newcastle boy through most of his career. It would have been a shame if he couldn't have re-established his place in club history.

It is great that he has signed on again.

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Originally Posted by pv4

Anyone else find it interesting that all the talk of Griff re-signing so far have included Carney, but this news of Griff re-signing does not accompany any news of Carney?

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Only thing mentioned in the article about Carney is:
Griffiths is hoping that fellow late-season recruit David Carney also re-signs, explaining: “I just think he’d be a really good asset to have once he’s really fit. The boss has obviously got his work cut out here."

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Originally Posted by Mark325

Only thing mentioned in the article about Carney is:
Griffiths is hoping that fellow late-season recruit David Carney also re-signs, explaining: “I just think he’d be a really good asset to have once he’s really fit. The boss has obviously got his work cut out here."

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the boss has his work cut out re-signing carney or getting him fit????

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Originally Posted by belchardo

the boss has his work cut out re-signing carney or getting him fit????

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I take it as re-building the club

Griff :wub:

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Originally Posted by Griff

This is the best club I’ve ever played for and I’m so grateful I’ve had the opportunity to come back to Newcastle and play for the Jets again.

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Griffs resigning makes the Triple-J news.
Even the hippies love Griff.