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Round 27 Preview – Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United
Fixture Statistics
Overall – 27 games between the two teams.
Jets Wins – 8, United Wins – 10, Drawn – 9
In Newcastle – 11 games
Jets Wins – 5, United Wins – 4, Drawn – 2
Goals in Fixture
Jets –29, United – 34
Cards in Fixture
Jets – 67 (65 Yellow, 2 Red), United – 45 (42 Yellow, 3 Red)
Recent Form
Jets –WLWLD,
United – LDWWD
Leading Scorers
Jets – Adam Taggart 15, United – Jeronimo Neumann 8
Last Result -
Jets 0 – United 1 (Djite 26’) at Hunter Stadium, Round 12.
Biggest Win
Jets 4 (Kemp 12’og, Carle 22’ 89’, Zelic 68’) – United 2 (Valkanis 38’, Corbo 67’ og), Round 15, Season 1 at Energy Australia Stadium, 2/12/2005.
Heaviest Defeat
Jets 1 (Bridge 52’) – United 5 (Rech 8’,72’, Corthwaite 18’, Shenquing 28’, Durante 65’og,), Round 3, Season 2 at Hindmarsh Stadium, 08/09/2006.
Leading Scorers in fixture –
Jets – 3 (Nick Carle, Mark Bridge, Matt Thompson, )
United – 4 (Carl Veart))
Coaches Head to Head – 0 matches
Newcastle Jets Coaching Records –
Gary Van Egmond – 17 matches (5 wins, 7 drawn and 5 losses = 1.29 average points gained)
Richard Money – 3 matches (1 wins, 0 drawn, 2 loss = 1.00 average points gained)
Branko Culina – 6 matches (2 wins, 2 drawn, 2 losses = 1.33 average points gained)
Nick Theodorakopoulos – 1 match (0 wins, 0 drawn, 1 loss = 0 average points gained)
Average Away crowd – 10797
Key facts:
- With Ben Kennedy in goals, the Jets have never lost a game at home against Adelaide.
- Since the inception of the A-League, the draw has seen the Jets travel to Adelaide twice in the regular season in 6 of 9 seasons, including 4 times in the last 5.
- The Jets have only ever received 1 penalty in this fixture. Adelaide has received 2, which were in the same match.
- Galekovic has kept a clean sheet in his last two visits to Hunter Stadium.
- The Jets two red cards in this fixture have been given at Hunter Stadium. These cards were to Jade North and Mark Birighitti.
- Seven of the 11 fixtures at Hunter Stadium have been a drawn at halftime. However the two times the Jets have lead, they have gone on to win. Conversely, the two times they have been behind, they have lost.
- A Jets player has been booked every time Adelaide has played in town.
- It has been 15 months since Adelaide played in Newcastle.
- Last weekend Adam Taggart surpassed Joel Griffiths as the top scorer in a season, with 15 goals.
- Whenever the Jets have been behind at half time against Adelaide in all fixtures, they have NEVER earned a point from the match.
- This match will be the 20th straight appearance for Eugene Galekovic against the Jets.
- Ruben Zadkovic will, for the second time in his Jets career, finish a season with over 2300 minutes of on-field playing time. He has missed only one match in the last two seasons.
- This week will be Sam Gallaway’s 40th appearance for the club. This week may also mark James Virgili’s 50th appearance.
Not going. **** the club. Don't care. Can't wait til off season. Better things to do with my time.
i thought you'd be there for your main man micky bridges, club legend (have seen these words bandied about, fmd)
I'm the same as plague.Originally Posted by plague
Protesting against the continuation of Middleby's tenure are the club.
I may also have to attend a social function that night, but that is second place to my Middleby protest.
Jets to win 3-2. Adelaide go 2 up within 15 minutes (thanks to Gallaway + getting sent off) with Djite and Elrich to score. Elrich to run over to the squadron giving it the big ones.
We have more possession, chances and better play than them for 70 odd minutes with 10 men. Zane finally realises thin air is better than Gallaway. Griffiths scores a hat-trick giving Elrich the big ones.
Elrich will be suspended...
Lucky Elrich wont be playing
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/a-lea...or-two-matches
Jets win Sydney lose by whatever the goal difference is, Jacob burns plays the game of his life. Lols all round.
I still stand by this
not going either. I'm away. We'll probably lose.
I know I'm going to get shot down for this post but F you all.
Those not coming Friday out of protest grow a spine suck it up and get to the game. If not don't bother coming next week if a miracle happens and we make the finals.
Bandwagon fan backlash in 3. 2. 1.
I'm not going not because a protest but because I already had something else organised.
Regardless of the result this will be a good game to watch. No way will I be missing the last game of the season. Who knows, the way things are with HSG it might even be the last Jets game.
Prediction: Jets will win the game but fail to make the final series.
This I understand I've missed a few myself like this but "I'm sick of Middleby" or "can't be F#% ked will prob just lose" is a putrid act of a spineless dog.
Then the extra 10,000 glory hunters will say I supported them from the beginning and I was there for the tough times when we "eventually" find some success and make the F'ing finals.
I'm going....
I am not going because the flights and accommodation to Newy aren't worth the pain of having to come home days later to the team that ends up beating us.
There's no excuse to miss this one.
The team has adapted well to the new coach.
They are playing free flowing attacking football.
Still fighting for a position in the finals.
Coming off a fighting 2-2 draw at home last week.
And they are playing the jets, they're sure to put on a show.
You think the jets will win? I was always under the impression adelaide fans don't do away days.
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