Never seen a player show so much emotion in an interview. Lost count of the times he spoke of the club as "we".
Griffo, you'll be missed, can not wait for your return. Forever newy!
Thought he did well to not unleash.
It was hard to watch seeing a bloke so churned up.
And some dicks think he doesn't care about the club or the fans.
I seem to remember the article announcing his signing saying that Stubbins wanted to playing attacking football, not more defensive footballs than even Pim did.Originally Posted by GazFish35
Middleby Gone
Lawrie Out
I took the "we" as his family. More in reference to the business etc.
That said, he obviously loves the club and city.
Also interesting "if played in the right position, I can still score goals in this league" - bang on Griffo. Watch him score for fun wherever he lands
Oh for sure, but there were lots of times he was speaking as a fan/supporter
heartbreaking.
Go jetties
So basically they slander Carneys name with the breaches aspect stick solid on it for 2 weeks renege and then now put him in the same boat Kew Madaschi Celevski Griff were in 2 weeks ago.FORMER Socceroo David Carney has almost certainly played his last game for the Newcastle Jets, despite the club abandoning its attempt to have him sacked for disciplinary reasons.
Carney, who has another year to run on his contract with Newcastle, trained with his teammates on Friday but will not join them on Saturday on the flight to Wellington for Sunday’s game against the Phoenix.
Jets officials withdraw a claim on Thursday for an alleged code-of-conduct breach by Carney, averting an FFA arbitration hearing.
It seems they will now try to negotiate a pay-out figure, although Carney also has the option of staying with Newcastle to honour a deal worth more than $200,000 a season.
PFA chief executive Adam Vivian said on Thursday that Carney ‘‘remains completely committed to the Jets and is eager to put the matter behind him and focus on helping the club climb up the ladder’’.
But he appears highly unlikely to be given that opportunity.
Jets coach Phil Stubbins declined to directly answer whether Carney would be considered for selection, but the club’s new chief executive, Mitchell Murphy, was more forthcoming.
‘‘Quite clearly the club prior to my arrival had made a decision that David Carney was not required for the playing group moving forward,’’ Murphy said.
‘‘We as a club made a decision very, very specifically about the breach notice. It was quite public what we did there.
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‘‘In terms of his situation of returning to the playing group, nothing has changed.’’
Asked it that meant he was unlikely to be selected, Murphy replied: ‘‘I think that’s an accurate assessment.’’
Stubbins said the Jets were ‘‘trying to work out a pathway forward’’ that would suit both parties.
‘‘We’re doing everything we can behind the scenes amicably, working within the guidelines of the contractual situation and also with the PFA,’’ he said.
Stubbins said Carney ‘‘won’t be going to Wellington’’ and repeated the same comment when asked if the 31-year-old would be considered for Newcastle’s next game.
Carney was one of five players and three coaching-staff members who Jets owner Nathan Tinkler declared three weeks ago had been sacked.
Joel Griffiths and Kew Jaliens have both signed release forms this week, but Carney, Billy Celeski and Adrian Madaschi are yet to accept termination deals.
Murphy confirmed on Friday that Tinkler still owed players and staff a reported $400,000 in superannuation, despite assurances it would be paid last week.
‘‘The superannuation has not been paid,’’ Murphy said.
‘‘As we’ve said, we’re in dialogue with the FFA about some time lines around when we’ll be in a position to clear those liabilities, and that’s the current status.’’
With regard to the Australian Tax Office garnishee order that has been placed on Tinkler’s companies, Murphy did not want to speculate about when that might be resolved.
‘‘That’s a complex situation that we continue to work on behind the scenes,’’ he said.
‘‘We’re moving as fast as we can to resolve that matter.’’
That shows ****ing solid management there
Jobe must be a real kunt
Jobe turned his back on the Jets because he was not happy with how things were.
Bridges turned his back on the Jets........... at a time 3 blokes were sacked yet he somehow survived the chop and 5 players were given the arse.
That's a lot of potentially pissed off people.
Is the timing of his departure linked to these sackings ???
And Sasho, wat a wanker, doing the Gong kids out of a run.
And Del, filth, for coming over here and denying our kids of a run.
He's an idiot.
Bloke just went up hugely in my book....could have slagged everyone ( and rightly so) but was respectful, mature and got his point across.Full marks to the bloke
Griff said he wasn't a Saint. That was the last test for immortality. St Griffs. Imagine going to that school
This
The Championship Chronicles - The Jetstream's review of the 2007/08 season. www.newcastlefootball.net/chronicles
John van't Schip concedes @MelbourneCity are on the look-out for injury replacement - http://ffaus.co/1Ai0AfI #MCYvPER Carney / Madaschi / Griff / Celeski ?
Dare to Zlatan
Originally Posted by Grimario
He won't make that mistake at Newcastle since our team is full of number 2's.
Stubbins???
We could not be that lucky!!??
Dare to Zlatan
Originally Posted by Grimario
He won't make that mistake at Newcastle since our team is full of number 2's.
https://www.facebook.com/NewcastleJe...type=1&theater
It aint just in the A-League where Sydney steal all our players
We should be watching these blokes
They actually win ****ing games it would appear
The Griff to Phoenix, could be only short term as move to a local club looks to be on the cards...
Who???
What local clubs don't have a Marquee already? Or is it a local Sydney Club?
Rumour mill says Matiland
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