According to the Twitter of Jimmy Gardner today we may well be blessed with the news that Tinks has achieved something in one day on the job that Middleby couldn't in 4years and countless coaches also failed in doing that is to rid us of Gallaway
According to the Twitter of Jimmy Gardner today we may well be blessed with the news that Tinks has achieved something in one day on the job that Middleby couldn't in 4years and countless coaches also failed in doing that is to rid us of Gallaway
See tweeting is good for youOriginally Posted by MFKS
Dare to Zlatan
Originally Posted by Grimario
He won't make that mistake at Newcastle since our team is full of number 2's.
The Championship Chronicles - The Jetstream's review of the 2007/08 season. www.newcastlefootball.net/chronicles
I see discussion in the Herald today
Carney doing a Milligan to us. We resurrect their career and they leave for a bigger A-League club.David Carney tipped to leave Jets to return to Sydney
By JAMES GARDINER
Jan. 12, 2015, 10:30 p.m.
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DESPITE assurances to the contrary, in-form Jets winger David Carney is in line for a return to Sydney FC.
The Herald understands that although a deal is yet to be completed, the way has been opened for Carney to rejoin the club he won a championship with in the inaugural season of the A-League.
Carney has been one of the few bright lights in a disastrous start to the campaign for the Jets.
The former Socceroo, who is contracted to the Jets until the end of next season, turned down an approach from the Sky Blues before Christmas.
However, the Herald has been told that circumstances have changed.
Carney’s relationship with Jets coach Phil Stubbins has at times been strained and he was disciplined by the club after swearing at a fan in an ugly exchange after the 3-1 loss to Wellington at home.
Sydney coach Graham Arnold, who had Carney under his care when assistant at the Socceroos, is keen to add a left-sided player to the roster to help make up for the loss of attackers Ali Abbas, Corey Gameiro and Nick Carle.
Sydney are in fifth place on 19 points, 11 points and four places above the Jets, and are on track to make the playoffs.
A source close to the negotiations said Carney was keen for a move to the lucrative Chinese Super League and believed a strong finish to the season with the Sky Blues could be the catalyst.
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It is unclear if the Jets would seek a transfer fee for Carney.
Outgoing Jets chief executive Robbie Middleby said on Monday that the 31-year-old’s status with the club hadn’t changed.
‘‘David Carney is a contracted player at the Newcastle Jets,’’ Middleby said.
‘‘He wants to stay here and the Jets want him.’’
Carney’s partner, Emma Johnson, responded on Monday to the speculation on social media by posting ‘‘This is the first we have heard ...’’
As well as the likely departure of Carney, the Jets have agreed to release out-of-favour defender Sam Gallaway from the final six months of his contract.
As revealed in the Herald in December, Gallaway will join Asian champions Western Sydney Wanderers, bringing an end to the Coffs Harbour product’s four-year tenure in Newcastle.
Gallaway’s exit is the Jets first action in the transfer window, which opened a week ago and closes on February 3.
The exit of Gallaway follows the termination in December of Northern Ireland international Jonny Steele, who has joined Minnesota United FC in the US second tier, and leaves the Jets with two places available on their roster.
Owner Nathan Tinkler, in announcing this week that he had taken the club off the market and had assumed the role of chairman, indicated that the Jets would look to strengthen the struggling outfit.
‘‘We need to get back to proving we are a winning club and we are in the market during the window for possibly a couple of players,’’ Tinkler said.
The Jets have one visa spot available vacated by Steele.
Gallaway was one at the lower end of the wage scale, but if Carney exits it will open up room in the salary cap to bring in a quality addition. The Jets have been linked to a play for little-used Wanderers defender Daniel Mullen
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I doubt Carney is leaving unless Stubbins needs the cap space and roster spot
Because he has a 2yr contract on the sort of money he cannot attract anywhere else in this league.
Let's not be dramatic. I am just pointing out if Carney does leave its because it's both beneficial to the player and club
never seen carney as a team player
theres no way he will stick around
Tar and feather him.
Carney to sydney?
He'll get half way down the f3 at 110kph then slow down to a walk, and not quite make it in time.
well done. one of your best.
If he takes the tunnel instead of the bridge, he will get there quickly.
Then instead of staying left to head to Sydney FC HQ, he'll turn right, end up in the middle of the Parra, get lost and leave Sydney exposed. But hey, at least he pushed forward.
The Championship Chronicles - The Jetstream's review of the 2007/08 season. www.newcastlefootball.net/chronicles
....and still have more impact than most
BK has re-signed until the end of 16/17.
OK
In all honesty is this a shock. I don't think there would have been much competition for his signature
I don't think anyone is surprised by it. He's the exact kind of local talent we need to cling to if we are ever going to get back up to 7th spot.
Thats quite funny actually LOL. Hey at least the lad is loyal and you never hear of stories of him being up to no good. I will also say that he is excellent with the children as he always goes out his way on match days to make the younger ones smile.
I meet him in Hunter Street a few years back . I had one of the kids with me and he spent best part of ten minutes talking to the lad about playing for the Jets and when I went to purchase the ice-cream I had he threw $5 at me and said its covered.
http://www.newcastlejets.com.au/arti...s1dl0s44etituy
Virgili out for the rest of the season (2-3 months, but that's about as long as our season will last). Favourite bit of the article is "will consider bringing in an injury replacement"... as if our squad doesn't have enough space to fill already.
Off contract too. Doesn't help him
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