http://m.footballaustralia.com.au/ne...ommunity/64534
seriously does everyone want to just line up and give these blokes a sloppy gobby? jeez
http://m.footballaustralia.com.au/ne...ommunity/64534
seriously does everyone want to just line up and give these blokes a sloppy gobby? jeez
Player shirts up for auction... Neville with no bids yet....
Amigos Aarau
https://auctiondesq.imgstg.com/index...606&OrgID=7644
Why would you bother?? $100 minimum for these imposters
Collectors editions for years to come!!!
The year we finished 8th in a ten team comp
Some bloke just bid $3500 for Kale Bradbury's.Originally Posted by goaliepersempre
Wonder who that was?
The RBB would give better gobbies apparently.
You blokes should be more like them.
Nice try Plague.
https://auctiondesq.imgstg.com/index...606&OrgID=7644
No Kale shirt up there.
Anyone lend me $100, Mitch Cooper's jersey would be good for the mrs, considering her last name is Cooper...
I find it funny how theres a Mitchell and Neville jersey there and no bids.... i'll give em $10 for both.
I loled.
Neville and Mitchell's would be like new , they done nothing all season. Great polishing cloths at the right price.
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Jets thank departing players
Thursday, 4 April 2013 4:00 PM
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The Newcastle Jets have confirmed the Club will not be retaining off contract players Marko Jesic, Dominik Ritter and Bernardo Ribeiro for the 2013/14 A-League season.
Jets CEO Robbie Middleby thanked the trio for their contributions to the Club and community during their time in Newcastle.
“We’re very grateful for everything that Marko, Dominik and Bernardo have given the Club during their time as Jets players,” Middleby said.
“We thank them for their efforts both on and off the field and wish them all the very best with the rest of their football careers.”
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/...-players/64***Players aren't going any where hey Troy.
Add a few more to Gary's Garbage bin.
Whats that 17 or so players he's thrown out, this time two of "his" players, or were they Branko's too.
Don't worry fella's your in good company.
Huzzah! I never thought the day would come when we saw the back end of Jesic!
Sorry to hear about Ritter.
Middleby Gone
Lawrie Out
Rather ironic that we have spent the last week whinging about us being average.
Yet now people are disappointed that we don't re sign average players like Ritter
Whatever his over/under for goals is next year I'm putting a bagillion dollars on the over.
Signed: someone who put a bagillion dollars on the under (10.5) for Heskey this year.
Ta GVE, money in the bank.
Personally I thought Ritter played well for us, nothing spectacular, but he was, well, solid. If we sign a replacement who is better, great, but atm the bloke next in line is Mitchell.Rather ironic that we have spent the last week whinging about us being average.
Yet now people are disappointed that we don't re sign average players like Ritter
Ritter > Mitchell
Middleby Gone
Lawrie Out
Don't blame them asking $100.
They didn't buy those shirts at Rebel for free or on sale and do you know how much printing names and numbers is?!?
lolthe daily telegraph has learnt that the former olyroo fronted a tribunal a fortnight ago and is waiting to hear what his penalty will be after putting forward mitigating circumstances.
Hearfield's solicitor, stuart gray, declined to comment until the tribunal's decision is handed down.
But hearfield, 25, could face a ban from all sports of between 12 months and five years after traces of the drug were found following a routine test, making him only the second footballer to fail a test since the a-league was established in 2005.
Having initially denied taking the drug, hearfield later admitted to it and had his a-league contract terminated two months ago. He is no longer listed as a squad player on the club's website.
The test was conducted after the mariners' round 2 match against the melbourne heart.
Under the code of conduct established by anti-doping authority asada, hearfield was provisionally suspended as soon as his first sample was found to be positive.
It's believed that hearfield has struggled with personal issues in recent months that were put forward in mitigation at the tribunal two weeks ago.
The tamworth-born player began his career at the newcastle jets in 2006, making 19 appearances before switching to the wellington phoenix where he notched up 66 games over three seasons.
Mariners coach graham arnold, who had selected hearfield in various olyroos squads in qualifying for the beijing olympics, signed him for the mariners in 2011. Hearfield has since made 30 appearances for the central coast, largely off the bench.
Hearfield's case comes at a sensitive time after asada launched its report and subsequent investigations into drugs in sport, with football having so far not been involved.
At the time of the launch of the report, ffa ceo david gallop said there was no mention of the code within it, and hearfield's case is being seen as an isolated incident.
Stan lazaridis was the only other a-league player to have tested positive after he was punished for taking a prescription alopecia medication.
His case sparked a furore with the tribunal frustrated that its hands were tied in having to pass down a 12-month sentence they made clear they felt was unjustified.
The drug in question was later withdrawn from the banned list.
Former wallaby wendell sailor tested positive for cocaine in south africa in 2006 while playing for the waratahs, and received a two-year ban from all sports after admitting to taking it in the build-up to a game.
After the expiry of his ban wendell returned to the nrl with the dragons, and now is involved in anti-drugs education for young people.
Last night an ffa spokesman said their policy "is not to make comments about individual anti-doping matters unless and until any such matters are completed".
Thought Ritter did well considering his injuries,positional changes and different defensive mates each week. But then again I couldn't understand the NTS hate when he was here so what would I knowRather ironic that we have spent the last week whinging about us being average.
Yet now people are disappointed that we don't re sign average players like Ritter
I hope he likes prison food.......and penis
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