His loan deal ends when our window for transfers opens so something could happen thereQuote:
Originally Posted by tomo
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His loan deal ends when our window for transfers opens so something could happen thereQuote:
Originally Posted by tomo
I miss having a blonde striker about the six foot mark who knows we're the back of the net is.
He'd be more grey by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommyjet
Where's Esala Masi or John Bounavoglia
Zane is back as the Youth Coach, will be a full time role once new ownership comes in.
Pascoe is finished as Football Manager also
Sweet, especially that Pascoe bitQuote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
+1
Really just need the other muppet gone and the club will be set. Not sure who is paying him at the moment, but he has to go sooner or later.
Who is the other muppet?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
I thought Pascoe was the last man standing from the Tinks/Stubbins era, surely you aren't refering to Jones?
GVE, still Head of Youth with the young Jets isn't he?Quote:
Originally Posted by stopper2
Whered you hear this? Surely there'l be a formal announcementQuote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
Yes, agree that we need a fresh start in that role too.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
Heard a story yesterday that a former Gypo is in line to coach one of the Jets kids teams.
Can't wait for the announcement.
Gumprecht? He's working with Kahibah I think at the moment and I also saw he was doing something like a clinic with Matt Thompson?Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
http://resources0.news.com.au/images...-gumprecht.jpg
The club is clueless if they bring this idiot in.
maybe this will be enough to get the member out of his funk
Nope, not him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
The bloke I heard isn't coaching and I don't think has ever coached.
Perfect fit for Jets to be honest.
Not quiteQuote:
Originally Posted by q-money
At NPL GF did spot Zane there hanging with GVE. Not overtly surprised though as the two obviously worked together at Jets before when GVE was manager so not bizarre to see them socialising together. Didn't think much of it at the time but maybe some truth in Zane coming back rumour.
As for Pascoe leaving we can only hope.
Now I go back to chasing my Gypo loving friend :rof:
Gotta be McBreen, Newy boy finally coming back homeQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
New sponsor?Quote:
TODAY: Newcastle Jets 2015/16 Official Kit Launch & Major Sponsor Announcement
Newcastle Jets will officially launch the club’s Hyundai A-League 2015/16 playing kits in a unique fashion today, Thursday 10 September, collaborating with highly regarded and well known local artist Mitch Revs for a special exhibition in Honeysuckle.
From 12:00pm to 1:00pm Revs will be joined by Jets players Nigel Boogaard, Labinot Haliti and Enver Alivodic, Head Coach Scott Miller, as well as interim Newcastle Jets Chief Executive Officer, Mr David Eland, for official release of the club’s new BLK kits.
Newcastle Jets players, Miler, and Eland, will be available for interviews and photographs at the activation.
Accompanying the official kit launch will be the announcement of a new Newcastle Jets major sponsor at midday.
TODAY: Newcastle Jets 2015/16 Official Kit Launch & Major Sponsor Announcement
Date: TODAY, Thursday 10 September 2015
Time: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Location: In front of the Maritime Centre – 3 Honeysuckle Drive, Newcastle
Who will it be?
My money is on morning,noon and night convenience stores.
Cheaper paint for Tifo?
Inspirational.Quote:
Originally Posted by GazFish35
Leonardo in his element.....
Ok. You should quit the forum now. You're not topping thatQuote:
Originally Posted by lquiquer
This has just been confirmed on Facey..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
I think you could be right, McBreen was helping Zane coach EJ's at Speers Point about a month ago.
never, he cant undo his gypo grubnessQuote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
We will have a Gypo Captain soon
Pfft. He was a newcastle united player before turning coastie.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
And his old man played for KB.
Watching him train in Taree on the road trip he had captain written all over him, highly intense at training, always asking those around to give more, and knew how to get the younger lads to step up.
Unless you're talking about Hutcho bring announced as the new #9 and being given the armband.
Tounge was firmly in cheek, should have made that clearer lolQuote:
Originally Posted by GazFish35
And that is literally the stuff of nightmares.
I do wonder how exactly we are getting this no9 though, if he is currently playing wouldn't that mean a transfer fee? Unless his current club is willing to let him walk. Or just another loan perhaps.
he's still a f*cking gypo, gary
until he scores a winner off a shin at bluetongue, fights hutcho or fly kicks kwasnik in the nuts he is the biggest gypo of them all, especially because he plays for us
de-gypo yourself and i'll be impressed, till then whatever m8
you sound like a gypo tbh talking about workrate and commitment
True, he really does need to do something. I hope that's keep 10 clean sheets in a row and **** the scum but until then, this whole thing ****ing stinks.Quote:
Originally Posted by q-money
This is the greatest post in the history of the Foz.Quote:
Originally Posted by q-money
It's no coincidence that on the anniversary of 9/11 some of us are still staying woke.
#jetfuelcantmeltsteelmemes
Take that shit to the politics/conspiracy thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by q-money
There is no way in the world the official story the powers pass off as fact is 100% legit.
what size do you wear Member?Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
if we get them all together we can save on freight.
Q-Man, will get yours delivered direct to Tenzo yeah?
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http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/086...g?v=1438388010
yeah gary, get some newynessQuote:
Originally Posted by q-money
Prob ain't gonna get anyone wanting to own our sorry asses til at least the CBA is finalised.
So I take it if these 3 clowns are getting paid full time we can expect to see vast improvements in their performance??Quote:
Chris Beath, Jarred Gillett and Ben Williams are Australia's first full time professional referees.
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The trio have signed contracts for the Hyundai A-League for the next two seasons.
Football Federation Australia CEO David Gallop emphasised the historic significance of these appointments.
The A-League has taken a significant step forward with Football Federation Australia (FFA) announcing the appointment of three full-time professional referees from the start of the 2015-2016 season.
“Professionalism for club footballers arrived in Australian at the start of the A-League in 2005 and there’s been a long-held ambition to make referees full-time,” Gallop said.
“The reality is that limited resources for Australian football means we have not been able to take this initiative until season 11. We’ll start with a panel of three, instead of a full panel of seven which would be required to cover every A-League match.
“It’s a compromise, but it’s a move in the right direction.”
Establishing the three-member panel means FFA is investing a further $300,000 in the referee program across the A-League, W-League and National Youth League.
Last season, a total of $1.2million was spent on refereeing.
“Australian football now has a career pathway from the grassroots to the very top of the game,” said Gallop.
“This aligns with the Whole of Football Plan, which calls for a lift in the retention rate of grassroots referees from 64% to 90%.
“The project to have a full-time professional referees program is at least three years in the making. I commend Ben Wilson, our Director of Referees, who has worked hard on the implementation and I congratulate Chris, Jarred and Ben.”
Wilson said he proud to see the appointment of Australia’s first full-time professional referees.
“The breakthrough to professional referees means these match officials can prepare for their appointed matches, in a similar fashion to the players, without the added burden of juggling other work commitments,” Wilson said.
“Our long-term vision is to increase the number of full-time professional referees in the Hyundai A-League and eventually the Westfield W-League in due course.”
The three referees named today have accepted two-year contracts and in addition to professional refereeing, would participate in a referee well-being program which has been established to enhance the development and welfare of all Hyundai A-League and Westfield W-League match officials.
The referees will train regularly at the Referee Headquarters at the FFA’s Centre of Excellence which is located at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.
I wonder if they get special allowances for their guide dogs??
good move. and as they'll be training at the AIS, I will be able to go and give them my perspective on their performances on a regular basis. :lulzturtle:
I wonder how they will handle poor performance within the contract? do they get match bonuses on top of a base salary, or the same amount week in, week out?
but good work FFA.