Yeah never heard of that site either so looks very prankish
Yeah never heard of that site either so looks very prankish
Lol
Who dafuq read that article and thought it was a serious piece of journalism?
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The article fell apart with the STARS bit of Jetstars
We're Shit so kind of looks like a prank
Haha.... Surely not serious. I'm 99.9% certain that is a hoax (well at least I'm hoping). That kit, terrible.
this is the same mob that suggested that izzy folau was on sydney fcs radar
Originally Posted by militiamon
He probably is..
They are linked with everyone else..
Its funny that if it was any other club involved it would obviously be a prank... but even when it is as stupid as that is written, you just never know with the jets (or should i say JetSTARS!)
WE DON'T DO WALKING AWAY !
Orange is getting closer to gold.
Bring on our new QANTAS over-lords.
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calling us stars... lol
Formodernfootball
Might need to read a few more articles.
nf.net exclusive right there fella'sErik Paartalu back in the picture for Jets as Goodwin heads home
By JAMES GARDINER
Sept. 8, 2014, 10 p.m
NEWCASTLE Jets have reopened talks with former Brisbane Roar championship-winner Erik Paartalu.
Paartalu is in the latter stages of a lucrative one-year deal at Thai Super League club Muang Thong.
The holding midfielder, who is understood to be on $500,000 in Thailand, knocked back an approach from the Jets in July.
Paartalu’s agent David O’Keefe labelled the Jets offer ‘‘fantastic’’ but said his client was committed to seeing out the season.
After a strong opening to the Thai campaign, the 28-year-old has started in one of the past four league games for the fourth-placed outfit.
Paartalu’s contract ends in December but there is a chance Muang Thong may consider an early release to lessen their wage bill.
The departure of Craig Goodwin to Adelaide United has freed up room in the Jets budget.
Socceroo Mark Bresciano has also indicated that he is keen to play in the A-League at the end of his contract with Qatar club Al-Gharafa in December.
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The 34-year-old playmaker was one of the Socceroos’ best in Thursday’s 2-0 friendly defeat in Belgium and was expected to feature in a friendly against Saudi Arabia in London this morning.
Veteran Brazilian-born Adelaide left back Cassio, who is now an Australian citizen, is understood to be on the outer at the Reds and has been linked to the Jets.
Coach Phil Stubbins confirmed yesterday that he was in talks with a couple of central midfielders but would not reveal names.
‘‘We need to bring in a player who is a substantial acquisition for the club,’’ Stubbins said.
‘‘There are a few players we have discussed things with. Hopefully we can get that across the line. If that happens it will be a real tonic for the team.’’
Paartalu and Bresciano, who has previously been linked to home-town club Melbourne City, would need to negotiate an early release to be available for the start of the A-League season.
The transfer window opens in January.
‘‘We would prefer to get someone here now,’’ Stubbins said. ‘‘We have nearly five weeks to the first game. Sooner rather than later is the scenario that we would like to bring that player in.
‘‘If it is the player we have our eye on – there are a couple, but one is at the forefront – it will be a coup for the club.’’
Stubbins said losses to Brisbane Roar (4-0) and Sydney FC (4-2) at the Townsville Football Cup late last month highlighted a need to bolster their midfield.
‘‘It gave us an insight of where we were, our strengths and where we were a little bit short,’’ Stubbins said.
‘‘Central midfield is an area we have to strengthen. It is well documented that we have lost a few players in that area.’’
Late arrival Billy Celeski did not travel to Townsville and Ben Kantarovski was restricted by a knee problem. Both are expected to feature in a friendly against Wellington at Magic Park on Saturday. Goodwin was released by the Jets on Friday after an approach by Adelaide, with whom he has since penned a two-year-deal.
‘‘It frees up a spot for us and we need to strengthen in other areas,’’ Stubbins said.
‘‘It has been a balancing of the books. We are disappointed to lose him but at the same time it is about us moving forward as a club and a group.’’
Goodwin’s exit follows that of fellow youngsters Adam Taggart, Josh Brillante and Mitch Oxborrow, and experienced duo Ruben Zadkovich and Zenon Caravella.
Adelaide defender Allan Welsh is expected to sign as an injury replacement for Josh Barresi (knee reconstruction), leaving three places available on the Jets roster.
Goodwin joined the Jets in 2012 from the Melbourne Heart and signed a two-year extension last season.
Playing mainly as a left winger, he made his Socceroos debut at the 2013 East Asian Cup, which followed a trial with then English Premier League club Reading.
But in two seasons at the Jets the Adelaide-born left footer was unable to cement a starting spot, playing off the bench in nine of 19 appearances last season.
‘‘Craig has been a good kid and acquitted himself well,’’ Stubbins said.
‘‘Once the offer was presented, we sifted through it and came up with the answer we did.
‘‘It was best for all parties that we part ways in a way that was very amicable.’’
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/25...-video/?cs=306
Proof that Middleby reads the foz
Proof herald journos read the Foz.
Yeah it's probs that
no wonder the Herald sacked Corbett you guys were always way in front.
Might have to start invoicing Fairfax
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Couscous to defend the Herald in 3-2-1.
How about you quote the first few paras, and then let readers visit the Herald site for more details, pal?nf.net exclusive right there fella's
Or he could do as he has done and save us good folk from having ads splashed across our screens and cookies saved on our computers.
Less information advertisers have to tell me what I should like, the better.
Keep up the good work Pico!
Go jetties
Some people sell snake oil for a living, mate. What do you have against the children of salesmen? They need bread, too.
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