Tagget deserves a chance before JesicOriginally Posted by joel31
Tagget deserves a chance before Jesic
Gary to give jesic a start this week and let him take the set pieces
will play like galloway have 1 good game be loved by all mongs and get a new 2 year deal.
won't have my humble pie recipe quite ready but am willing to.
Don't even speculate on that type of shit. Another 7 weeks to get through and we are rid of Jesic for ever. One of GVE's strong points in an array of ever developing weaknesses is he has snubbed Marko for so long. Long may it continue. Sacking GVE may lead to someone coming in who likes Jesic. **** that for a laugh
.A Marko Jesic hat-trick has helped the Newcastle Jets overcome the Western Sydney Wanderers 4-0 in their rain-soaked National Youth League clash on Sunday.
Jesic had his first after just three minutes when a through ball from Mitch Cooper saw him spring the offside trap and finish crisply, firing his shot under a diving Jerrad Tyson in the Wanderers goal.
An error from Tyson gifted Jesic his second after 13 minutes when a rather innocuous long ball skipped past the goalkeeper, who had come out of the area to deal with it.
Jesic rushed past a retreating Tyson for an easy tap-in.
For much of the remainder of the first half, the better of the chances fell to the Jets, who at times were able to get in behind the Wanderers' defence at will.
But despite having the better of the chances, the Jets were unable to add to their tally in the first half.
While Western Sydney were able to carve out several chances in the latter stages of the half, strong games from the Newcastle central defensive pairing of Dominik Ritter and Taylor Regan restricted the home side to shots from range which gave Jack Duncan in the Jets goal few problems.
The half-time break saw heavy rain descend on Cook Park and it continued throughout the second half.
Despite the rain, the second half started in the same way as the first, with a Newcastle goal.
Kale Bradbery used some delicate footwork to get past his defender before rifling his shot past Tyson for Newcastle's third.
Western Sydney then had some good chances to get on the scoreboard, but they were snuffed out by some fine positional goalkeeping from Duncan.
On the hour mark, Duncan was on hand to parry a dangerous low cross safely away, and when the Wanderers were able to mount pressure, he was on hand to deal with the aerial crosses.
With 10 minutes to go, Jesic had his third and the Jets' fourth.
With the Wanderers pushing forward searching for a goal, the Jets broke on the counter.
Jesic was left one-on-one with the goalkeeper and - with the softest of touches - lifted the ball over the advancing Tyson to complete his hat-trick.
Newcastle Jets 4 (Marko Jesic 3, 13, 80, Kale Bradbery 48)
Western Sydney Wanderers 0
Western Sydney Wanderers: 1. Jerrad Tyson, 2. Alastair Quinn, 3. Jacob Williams (12. Jake McGing 55), 4. James Baldacchino, 5. Jayden Koulizakis (14. Mark Cindric 55), 6. Stepjan Paric, 7. Rocky Visconte, 8. Yianni Perkatis, 9. Daniel Barac, 10. Joseph Gibbs, 11. Nicholas Olsen (13. Zakeriya Elrich 55)
(20. Aaron Liddell)
Newcastle Jets: 1. Jack Duncan, 2. Andrew Hoole, 3. Taylor Regan, 4. Dominic Ritter(13. Nicholas Cowburn 59), 5. Luke Remington, 6. Mitchell Oxborrow(14. Brandon Lundy 55), 7. Bobby Russell, 8. Jacob Pepper, 9. Marko Jesic, 10. Mitch Cooper(12. Michael Finlayson 59), 11. Kale Bradbery
(20. Nicholas Hartnett)
Interesting the Yoof side gets behind at will but the HAl side don't even try to play in behind at all. WHY???
Yeah wouldn't hurt to give him a run off the bench with the way we have been scoring goals lately.
Makes you think Marko must have a big X next to his name with "never to play A-League for the Jets again".
Hoole, Ritter and Regan all playing youth. Next week Chapman should be dropped so they can gel for next season.
Seems Pepper is also out of favour.
Game on Sunday at 5pm Wanderers Oval V pissant Town yoof.
Get down there and bring a friend
Sadly will be down in Sydney this weekend. No yoof for me
Wish they would do more Thursday night games.
Agree thursday night games are the bombSadly will be down in Sydney this weekend. No yoof for me
Wish they would do more Thursday night games.
wish they could start at 7pm.
hardly have seen the yoof this year.
hardly missed a fixture in the old adamstown days. on thoughts bring it back.
Yeah what has happened this year at youth league games? I thought with the change to broadmeadow we would get more of the squadron out there following the boys. Has everyone been busy etc? Or has the youth league got boring without the finals series format?
And yes that Thursday night game at seasons start was the bestdeff would love to see some more games under lights.
6-1 over Adelaide lack of Jon griff obvious with the one conceded
Kalehe Newcastle Jets romped to a thumping 6-1 National Youth League win over Adelaide United at Wanderers Oval on Sunday afternoon.
The Reds took the lead early through Thomas Briscoe and threatened to go on with it before the Jets wrestled back control of the match with a goal to Brandon Lundy just after the half-hour mark to see the sides go to the half-time break locked a 1-1.
The Jets dominated the second stanza with a Kale Bradbery hat-trick and goals to Andrew Hoole and substitute Radovan Pavicevic completing an emphatic come-from-behind win.
The victory sees the Newcastle consolidate third place on the NYL ladder but with just one match of the season remaining they cannot catch league leaders Melbourne Victory nor second placed Central Coast Mariners.
The match started in perfect conditions and it was Adelaide who held the upper hand from the opening whistle, getting on the scoreboard after just eight minutes courtesy of striker Thomas Briscoe.
A low Liam Wooding corner was met by Briscoe on the edge of the area and he drilled a thundering volley into the corner of the net for a 1-0 lead.
The visitors were full of running and looked dangerous, with right winger Awer Mabil giving the Jets defence all sorts of problems with his pace and skill.
The home side gradually worked their way back into the contest and started to engineer some productive work through the midfield with Bobby Russell and Jacob Pepper going close with chances from the edge of the area.
The Jets duly equalised in the 37th minute when Lundy poked home from just 10 metres out after the Reds defence failed to clear a Newcastle corner.
Brazilian Bernardo Ribiero almost gave the Jets the lead a few minutes later when he was allowed to run across the 18-yard line before curling a shot towards the top corner which was swatted away by Adelaide goalkeeper John Hall as the sides went to the break even.
The Jets took control of the match in the second half when Bradbery netted his first of the afternoon. Pepper took the ball down the right flank then darted into the box before squaring a ball for Bradbery who turned and slotted from 12 yards out.
Newcastle extended their lead nine minutes later with another attack down the right wing. This time Andrew Hoole got the better of the Reds defence and ghosted into the box where he shaped to cross for Bradbery but instead slid a neat shot inside the near post to make it 3-1 after 65 minutes.
The Reds didn't give up and almost clawed a goal back in the 70th minute when Mabil got away down the left wing before crossing to substitute striker Nathan Konstandopoulos on the edge of the area, but Jack Duncan saved well.
Newcastle extinguished any hope of a comeback when Bradbery snared his second goal after punctuating his weaving run into the box with a low angled shot inside the near post to make it 4-1 after 73 minutes.
The Jets grabbed their fifth when Mitchell Oxborrow floated a ball over the top for Pavicevic who showed great poise to slot his shot past an advancing Hall and into the far corner of the net.
Newcastle completed the rout when Bradbery bagged his hat-trick in injury time after taking a pass from Ribiero before calmly slotting home.
Newcastle Jets 6 (Lundy 36, Bradbery 55, 73, 90, Hoole 64, Pavicevic 86)
Adelaide United 1 (Briscoe 8)
Wanderers Oval, Newcastle
Newcastle Jets
1. Jack Duncan (GK), 2. Andrew Hoole, 3. Mason Campbell (capt), 4. Nicholas Cowburn, 5. Luke Remington (12. Nicholas Pepper 55min), 6. Mitch Oxborrow, 7. Bobby Russell (13. Blake Green 54min), 8. Jacob Pepper, 9. Kale Bradbery, 10. Bernado Ribiero, 11. Brandon Lundy (14. Radovan Pavicevic 55min).
Unused substitute 20. Nicholas Hartnett (GK)
Adelaide United
1. John Hall (GK), 2. Shaun Harvey, 3. Jordan Elsey, 5. Scott Nagel (4. Dylan Pickert 55min), 6. Jake Monaco, 7. Liam Wooding (capt), 8. Thomas Briscoe (11. Nathan Konstandopoulos 55min) , 10. Dion Kirk (9. John Karatzas 55min), 12. Jake Barker-Daish, 14. Awer Mabil, 15. Jacob Melling.
Unused substitute 20. Paul Izzo (GK)
Kale
Game on SATURday at 5pm Wanderers Oval V Roar yoof.
Get down there and bring a friend
Last edited by MFKS; 20-02-2013 at 12:38 PM.
can I be your friend?
Pretty sure it's Saturday.
Yeah Saturday last game of the season
Any word on possible postponement with the gates of hell weather we are experiencing in newy today????
...A James Meyer hat-trick has seen the Brisbane Roar finish the National Youth League season with a strong 3-1 win over the Newcastle Jets in atrocious conditions at Wanderers Oval on Saturday evening.
Meyer bagged goals in the first, 32nd and 67th minute and was a stand-out as the Roar outplayed the Jets in a match played in storm-like conditions with heavy, driving rain and blustery winds.
The win sees the Brisbane side secure a fourth place finish in the National Youth League just a point behind the Jets who claimed their best ever finish in third.
The Roar got the ideal start when James Meyer sprung the offside trap and streaked through the centre to go one-on-one with Jets goalkeeper Ben Kennedy, who slipped at the vital moment allowing Meyer to simply stroke home to make it 1-0 to Brisbane after just one minute of play. >>>> I MUST HAVE BEEN SEEING THINGS AS I THOUGHT IT CAME FROM A SCOTT NEVILLE BACK ASS THAT WAS UNDER HIT TO BK
The home side worked their way back into the contest with James Virgili firing wide after a wonderful through ball from Mitch Cooper in the ninth minute before Craig Goodwin saw his shot saved by Roar custodian Matthew Acton following some clever lead-up work from James Brown.
The Jets duly equalised in the 23rd minute when Brown put Kale Bradbery away down the left wing. The Newcastle striker played a quick one-two with Brown before taking the ball across the face of goal and firing a low shot into the far corner.
The Roar should have gone ahead on the half-hour mark when Kennedy came out of his area to shut down a break from Patrick Theodore.
But the Brisbane forward was able to step around the Jets keeper and square the ball for Meyer who tried to guide it home from the edge of the area only to see his shot blocked by Newcastle defender Luke Remington.
Just moments later the Roar regained the lead when Meyer fired a looping long-range effort from 35 metres out that curled in the swirling wind and dipped over Kennedy and into the top corner of the net to make it 2-1 to Brisbane after 32 minutes.
The visitors had the bit between their teeth and pushed forward with Matthew Thurtell firing a shot narrowly wide of the target right on the stroke of half-time as the sides went to the sheds with the Roar holding a 2-1 lead.
The driving rain worsened to a torrential downpour with strong gusty winds but it was the Roar who looked most likely to score in the second half.
Meyer forced a fine diving save from Kennedy with low skimming shot in the 63rd minute before George Lambadaridis fired wide from just outside the area a few minutes later.
A Meyer solo effort saw the Roar go to 3-1 ahead in the 67th minute when he raced into space down the right flank before cutting back inside and slotting the ball inside to far post to complete his hat-trick.
Brisbane went close to adding to their lead in the 73rd minute when defender Ross Archibald leapt high to meet a Kenneth Dougall free-kick from out wide only to head his shot over the crossbar.
The Jets tried hard to mount a late comeback with substitute Radovan Pavicevic and Bradbery toiling hard up front and Virgili making inroads down the right wing but the Brisbane defence looked assured as they held firm to finish their season with an impressive win in the wet.
Newcastle Jets 1 (Bradbery 23)
Brisbane Roar 3 (Meyer 1, 32, 67)
Newcastle Jets
1. Ben Kennedy (GK), 3. Josh Mitchell (capt), 4. Luke Remington, 5. Jacob Pepper, 6. Mitch Oxborrow, 7. James Virgili, 8. Craig Goodwin, (14 Radovan Pavicevic (61min) 9. Kale Bradbery, 10. Mitch Cooper (13. Bobby Russell 46min), 17. James Brown (12. Mason Campbell 61min), 18. Scott Neville.
Unused substitute 20. Jack Duncan (GK)
Brisbane Roar
1. Matthew Acton, 3. Corey Brown (capt), 5. George Lambadaridis, 6. Ross Archibald, 7. Patrick Theodore (4. Lachlan Jackson), 8. Matthew Jurman, 11. Matthew Thurtell, 12. Julius Doe (9. Benjamin Litfin 58min) 13. Kenneth Dougall, 14. James Meyer. 15. Cameron Crestani (17. Sam Cronin 58min)
Unused substitute 20. Fraser Chalmers (GK)
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