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Its OK it wasn't birraz fault, that all lies with regs..... What a cop out!
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/t...s-horror-night
Also confirmation about heskey and the club in talks, im sure that will be next to be linked to the reason for birraz mistakes, after all its not birraz fault he's perfect.
What do you hope that will achieve?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
I think it will demonstrate to our player that we, the fans, don't support him.
Maybe by singing FOR him, or any player for that matter, will result in them feeling phased about any future losses
Been a pretty tough week for the fans that actually spent money to watch that shit as well . **** this club shits me. They either wrap the players in cotton wool or they publically humiliate them. Why not just drop him for a week. Give BK a run and if BK does well then Birra can wait for another shot like BK was made to.Quote:
Training ground bust-up to blame for Birighitti's horror night
Newcastle coach Clayton Zane has conceded the training ground fight with teammate Taylor Regan may have had a bigger effect on goal-keeper Mark Birighitti than the Jets coaching staff first thought as the 22-year-old was at fault for two of the three goals the Mariners scored in their 3-1 F3 Derby triumph on Saturday evening.
Birighitti was caught napping when Mariners defender Eddy Bosnar drilled a free-kick home from just inside the Jets half after just 41 seconds before the former Adelaide United player fumbled a Matt Simon attempt which offered up the third goal to Glen Trifiro two minutes from time at Central Coast Stadium.
Birighitti and Regan, who didn’t feature on Saturday evening, came to blows at Jets training on Monday and the spat was clearly still on the young goalkeeper's mind.
“It’s been a very big week if you add the two goals on top of the incident’ conceded Zane.
“You never know how it is going to affect an individual and maybe it did have a bigger effect on him than we thought.
“If I had of thought that was the case we would have looked to see how we could manage that but for both parties involved that sort of blew over pretty quickly.
Despite the fact the incident drew blood Zane did try to downplay the fight.
“At the time the incident was made into a little bit of a headline by the media because it was a slower news week.
“There was no rumblings at training, the boys got over it pretty quick.
After falling behind in the first minute to Bosnar’s long-range strike Zane, 36, didn’t lambast the keeper at the break.
“It’s more about using his experience to motivate the others, I don’t think it was a time to single anyone out.
“The kid has fallen into a bit of hole let’s help him get out of it.
“Our reaction after going 2-0 down was very good”
Zane continued.
“He knows the score it’s been a very very toucgh week for the boy and pointing fingers at anyone is not going to help anyone.
”I actually walked off and it was quite refreshing to hear people in the change room talk about he performance for 75 minutes of that match.
“We need to be a 90 minute team leading into the finals and we have got very short time to get back to winning ways.”
Zane is confident the experience of the week will make Birighitti a better player in the long run.
“Biri’s knows the score, that’s part of his development, the timing wasn’t great but I’m sure the boys will lift him and make sure that he is ready to go tomorrow.
If that's the case from the article posted above. then that sounds like poor management from Zane. He should have been watching these two closer after the events of earlier in the week and replaced those considered for the team if he thinks they're off the boil.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
Can't disagree with your logic either
Who cares if it's bad management, he was the cheapest option as a manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
wtf?Quote:
I actually walked off and it was quite refreshing to hear people in the change room talk about the performance for 75 minutes of that match.
I'd be fxxxing furious with them. It was 3-1, I don't care how well you all think you played, that's just an awful result for what should have been our biggest game of the season.
Clayton could not fxxx off sooner imo.
Again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackmac79
Four games to go now and with the this loss the reality is that our own destiny is out of our hands. The simple fact is that this was our crunch game and we blew it (as we always seem to do). We will be hoping that the likes of Adelaide, Mariners or SFC slip up in 2-3 of the games while we will have to win at the very least 3 to have any chance of sneaking into 6th position. Once again our season has been a fail and even by some miracle if we do sneak into the six no amount of sugarcoating should disguise this fact.
Of course it's still in our hands. The other 3 teams ahead of us aren't winning all 4 of their games. The simple fact is we aren't good enough to win our games.Quote:
Originally Posted by stopper2
i think for a week he can cop it, after that let it go. He'll probably save a pen and become the hero again. so jets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
Anyway the impotant stuff is kicking off soon, ftj.
does everyone know bk was out of position for ADPs free kick??!??!!
clayton is just trying to back his keeper. good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by militiamon
eadc
such hostility :rof: :rof:
:rof: coming from the guy who still hurts on the inside whenever anyone mentions GVE and how awful he was for our clubQuote:
Originally Posted by militiamon
Haven't read the rest but I still feel much more confident having Birraz in goals than BK.
He had a bad game, he's had plenty of good ones. I wouldn't risk rotating him out, plus I don't think that's fair mentally.
If he's showing drive in training etc then you need to give him the chance to redeem himself, if he's being carefree about it at training then yeah you could considering roping in bk. Depends on his attitude as well though of course.
Having watched the Jerks train, they're all carefree. Zane has kickabouts with players, Bridges spends more time pulling jokes than coaching people, Deans is MIA, Carney is a fxxxing pest, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by russjaybee
Really? deadset disc race if that's the case. Should be super focused and training hard with a few games to go and finals make or break.
Need to get a real manager in that's going to treat this shit seriously.
Papas or Okon
give em 2 years and let them pick there staff.
Maybe if we had a coach giving them 2 sessions a day and flogging the **** out of them and working hard we wouldn't be so shit???Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
The amount of training these blokes do from all reports (1 session a day 4 days a week ???) is a dis grace.
Sure blokes in Europe would be pissing themselves laughing if there coach said one session a day 4 days a week
And prob the only one laughingQuote:
Originally Posted by pv4