Did anyone warn him they don't have a defence and he's gonna have a very depressing season from here on???Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
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Did anyone warn him they don't have a defence and he's gonna have a very depressing season from here on???Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
Haliti on his road to recovery, WSW and us:
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/42...eback/?cs=3398
That was quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
He's from Perth so I'm surprised he didn't end up there
He needs game time to develop some long term knee problems before he's ready to sign for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojetfireV8
We signed someone.
http://www.newcastlejets.com.au/arti...e1hozfjmy6t40c
Good enginesQuote:
“For a young boy Johnny is a leader. He is an exceptional athlete and has good endurance and is quick. He is a winner and did some special things that helped win us some games in Adelaide last season.”
So.....Ma Leilei has been training with the squad for a week or so now. Seeing as training = work in this instance I think it's safe to assume he entered the country on a work visa so no hick up there.
Yet no official announcement that he has been officially signed and registered to the squad.
The longer this goes on the more I suspect that we are still waiting to free up a squad position.
How sad is it to see Kitto killing it with AU? Would've been nice to have Nabbout and him on either wing this season, both just look so dangerous on the ball at the moment.
This is an important point.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAM
I mean, with all the cap space and spots we had in the off season we couldn't hold onto our own player.
How could Adelaide possibly outbid us?
This club man. Frustrating.
And lets not forget he knocked out a gypo keeper as well in a derby. Bloke should have been given keys to the city and signed for life.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
there is a lot of knowledge being put forth on the foz this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
hope the youth are reading this.
Didnt kitto want to return home?? not much you can do when a player is homesickQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
Kitto was an injury replacement and wanted to go home at the end of the season if Adelaide wanted him.
thats why its sadQuote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
We have plenty of homes in Newcastle.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Heck, he could have stayed at mine.
Sorry boys, but I'm gonna put this one down to Middlebys inability to get the job done.
Can never really tell if you are taking this piss or not, usually I err on the side of the former, but what squad places?Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Aside from our 3 x u 20's we had to sign, Nabbout, Hoole and Clut are better captures IMO.
we told Kitto he could leave and we weren't interested in resigning him at the end of last season, he didn't really have a choice unless he wanted to hang around like a stray until we had a change of heart - *maybe*...
I dunno maybe we could have offered him Kitto's spot?Quote:
Originally Posted by borat
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/42...w-tear/?cs=306
3 games... we will see.. groins are a delicate area :p
Think they should try advertising the game a bit for a start...
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/42...power/?cs=3398
Kitto did not have a spot, he was an injury replacement. The other players we signed are better and more capable of scoring goals.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Miller was right to let Kitto go