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2015/16 Hyundai A-League – Round 26 Match Preview – Brisbane Roar FC vs Newcastle United Jets FC

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2015/2016 Hyundai A-League
Season 11 Round 26
Brisbane Roar FC vs Newcastle United Jets FC

When: Sunday 3rd April, 2016
Where: Suncorp Stadium, 40 Castlemaine St, Milton QLD 4064
Kickoff: 5pm AEDST
Tickets: Ticketek Link
Watch: LIVE on Foxsports 4 and FoxSports 4HD
Listen: ABC Grandstand Digital online or ABC Radio App
Tweet: @newyboys #BRIvNEW #NTUA

If you are unable to travel to the game in Brisbane, please join us at our official venue – Sydney Junction Hotel (SJ’s) at Hamilton and watch the game LIVE. SJ’s is our venue for all away Newcastle Jets fixtures. The game will be shown on the big screen and all ages are welcome (u18’s must be accompanied by an adult). All supporters will be able to purchase $5 house beers, wine and spirits and $10 meals are available from the bistro.

FIXTURE FACTS

Overall – 33 matches between the two teams.
Jets Wins – 12, Roar Wins – 12, Drawn – 9

In Newcastle – 18 matches.
Jets Wins – 3, Roar Wins – 9, Drawn – 6
In Brisbane – 15 matches
Jets Wins – 9, Roar Wins – 3, Drawn – 3

Average Home A-League Crowd – 9791
Average Away A-League Crowd – 11044

Goals in Fixture
Jets – 35, Roar – 40
In Brisbane –
Jets – 19, Roar – 9

1st Goals in Fixture
Jets – 17, Roar – 14

Cards in Fixture
Jets – 80 (74 yellow, 6 red), Roar 48 (44 yellow, 4 red)

Recent Form (FFA Cup & A-League)
Jets – TBA (? points from last 15)
Roar – TBA (? points from last 15)

Leading Scorers
Jets – Milos Trifunovic (9*)
Roar – Jamie Maclaren (17*)

Last Result –
Jets 2 (M. Cooper 15′. Trifunovic 19′ pen) – Roar 2 (Maclaren 6′, Alivodic 69′ o.g) at Suncorp Stadium, A-League, Round 19, 12/2/2016.

Starting line-ups from Last Meeting in Season 11 Round 19

Newcastle Jets Brisbane Roar
Mark Birighitti Michael Theo
Jason Hoffman Jack Hingert
Daniel Mullen James Donachie
Nigel Boogaard Jade North
Nick Cowburn Corey Brown
Mateo Poljak Dimitri Petratos
Steven Ugarkovic Corona
Mitch Cooper Matt McKay
Enver Alivodic Brandon Borrello
Milos Trifunovic Jamie Maclaren
Leonardo Vitor Santiago Thomas Broich

FIXTURE RECORDS

Biggest Win

Jets 3 (Bridge 9’, J Griffiths 53’, Bridge 77’) – Roar 0 at Suncorp Stadium, Round 16, Season 2006/07, 07/12/2006.

Heaviest Defeat

Jets 0 – Roar 5 (Reinaldo 10’, Richter 44’, Brosque 52’, McKay 83’, Murdocca 90+1’), Round 20, Season 2005/06 at Energy Australia Stadium, 26/01/2006.

Leading Scorers in fixture –

Jets – Joel Griffiths (8)
Roar – Reinaldo (7)

2015/16 SEASON STATISTICS

Number Name Appearances Starts Substitute Appearances Subbed off Minutes Played Goals Assists Yellow Cards Red – Second Bookable Straight Red
1 Mark Birighitti 23 23 0 1 2059 0 0 2 0 0
2 Daniel Mullen 16 16 0 0 1357 0 0 2 2 0
3 Jason Hoffman 22 22 0 1 1977 0 0 8 0 0
4 Nigel Boogaard 19 19 0 1 1644 0 0 2 2 0
5 Ben Kantarovski 19 14 5 2 1305 2 0 5 1 0
6 Cameron Watson 17 12 5 8 984 0 0 4 0 0
7 Enver Alivodic 24 24 0 5 2082 1 3 1 0 0
8 Mateo Poljak 23 23 0 2 2051 0 1 6 0 0
9 Milos Trifunovic 22 22 0 7 1862 9 0 4 0 0
10 Leonardo Vitor Santiago 17 15 2 11 1211 0 3 0 0 0
11 Labinot Haliti 2 1 1 1 24 0 0 0 0 0
13 Ki-Je Lee 8 8 0 0 720 0 1 1 0 0
14 Mitch Cooper 11 3 8 3 274 1 0 0 0 0
16 Steven Ugarkovic 8 7 1 0 655 1 0 1 0 0
17 Radovan Pavicevic 6 0 6 0 87 0 0 2 0 0
19 Morten Nordstrand 8 5 3 1 529 2 2 1 0 0
20 Ben Kennedy 2 1 1 0 101 0 0 0 0 0
22 Lachlan Jackson 17 13 4 2 1209 0 0 1 0 0
23 David Carney 15 15 0 3 1334 3 4 6 0 0
24 Nick Cowburn 19 11 8 2 1112 0 0 3 0 0
25 Brandon Lundy 1 0 1 0 75 0 0 0 0 0
27 Braedyn Crowley 8 1 7 0 202 0 0 0 0 0
28 Ryan Kitto 15 9 6 8 733 2 1 1 0 0

COACHING

Coaches Head to Head – 2 matches
Scott Miller – 0 wins, John Aloisi – 0 wins, 2 drawnNewcastle Jets A-League Coaching Records –

  • Scott Miller – 2 matches (0 wins, 2 drawn, 0 losses = 0% win ratio)
  • Phil Stubbins – 3 matches (0 wins, 0 drawn, 3 losses = 0% win ratio)
  • Gary Van Egmond – 17 matches (9 wins, 3 drawn and 5 losses = 53% win ratio)
  • Richard Money – 3 matches (1 win, 0 drawn, 2 losses = 33% win ratio)
  • Branko Culina – 6 matches (1 wins, 4 drawn, 1 losses = 17% win ratio)
  • Nick Theodorakopoulos – 1 match (0 wins, 0 drawn, 1 loss = 0% win ratio)
  • Craig Deans – No Matches
  • Clayton Zane – 1 match (1 win, 0 drawn, 0 loss = 100% win ratio)

Brisbane Roar Coach Record – John Aloisi 16% win ratio (1 win, 3 drawn, 2 losses)

KEY FACTS:

General

  • Both matches between the teams this season have been drawn.
  • The Jets have been held scoreless only once in Brisbane, while keeping Brisbane scoreless on 9 occasions.
  • Brisbane have scored twice on each of the last 2 matches against the jets in Brisbane.
  • There has never been a goaless match between these teams in Brisbane.

 

Players

  • Mitch Cooper scored his first Jets goal during the last visit to Brisbane.
  • Daniel Mullen will make his 100th A-League appearance this weekend. It will be his 29th appearance for the Jets.

 

Newcastle Jets

  • Newcastle have won in Brisbane on their next visit on each occasion after drawing in the previous visit.
  • The Jets 100th A-League goal was scored in Brisbane by Joel Griffiths.

 

Brisbane Roar

  • Jamie Maclaren is looking to score in his third consecutive appearance against Newcastle.
  • Brisbane have scored the first goal in the last 5 matches between these teams.
  • However, they’ve scored the first goal only 3 times in 15 matches against the Jets at home.

The Jetstream Ep51 – TriffIce Ice Baby

Furns (@newyboys) is joined this episode by David (@JeterPool), Michael (@BodyNovo) and Emma (@Synapse101).
After the opening question, we delve into the details of a 2-2 draw away from home to Brisbane Roar. We go through the major talking points from the game and review the overall performance while discussing tactics, stats and player performances.
We talk about some news on the ownership front, by going through the two main prospective buyers. We then talk about a few Newcastle players who have left or are on the outer before going over those Jets W-League players who made or missed out making the Matildas squad. We the get into some correspondence from fellow Jets supporters we preview the game on Saturday 20th February against Wellington Phoenix at Hunter Stadium. We then give our tips and thoughts on the rest of the games in Round 20.

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Gaz’s Gone Drinkin – Match Review and Player Ratings – Brisbane Roar 2 – Newcastle United Jets FC 2

Some will look at the shots stats 23-7 and think we were hopelessly outplayed, truth be told the real stat to look at is the shot accuracy, 29% -50% the chances the roar created were not as clear and gilt edged as ours, and were restricted to scoring from a penalty and a deflection….. A deflection I might add, made by a defender lunging to cut out a ball destined for a player I reckon was offside.

I’ll be honest and say I had cash on us to win, and the draw, so while I did hedge my bets it was clear Friday’s performance is one that yet again points to a vast improvement in mentality and organization.

We deserved more than they did, to be honest. I thought they were unimaginative in attack, simply lobbing balls into the box and hoping to pick up scraps and they did little to get in behind us. We on the other hand, fought back from a slightly dodgy penalty, scored against the run of play, and conceded the equalizer with a horrendous deflection from some desperate defending.

A proud point if ever there was one, and the hint of disappointment in the squad as they trudged off shows they have truly stepped beyond the “be hard to beat” motto from earlier in the season. The January transfer window seems to have seen us rid ourselves of some negativity and take on board some balls to back ourselves. Long may it continue.

Birraz 8/10 some great saves in the final stages. By his own admission should have done more with the penalty….. Nah, screw that, he was excellent and any striker worth their money shouldn’t have given him any chance anyway, it was a shit penalty…. So yeah, screw him he should have done better. Kept us in the match and in all honesty that point should be chalked up as one he earned for us. Looking better on crosses, and boy did the roar throw some in.

Hoffman solid as always he’s been one of our most consistent this year 7/10 played confidently at the back and move the ball forward well. Annoys the shit out of me that some still hate on him from his time with us years ago. For a bloke who’s now a pretty handy fullback he was playing way too far forward back then. Hope he’s here for a a few more seasons to come.

Mulloongaard 7/10 both these lads should drop a turd in a burning paper bag at the aloisi brothers’ door ring the bell and run. Surely pay back is need after the roars brains trust insulting game plan of chipping balls into the box all day. Boogullen dealt with the monotonous Brisbane attack with relative ease, and if not for a soft penalty and a deflection would have earned another clean sheet.

Cowburn 6/10 did well to keep his head screwed on straight after the penalty, a soft call, but a correct one IMO. Hopefully he learns from it….. Either to not let the quick blokes get a shoulder inside him, or to hit the ground quicker than a striker who gets a shoulder inside him. Bloke should buy Ando a few beers for magically producing spare boots. Ando 10/10 made a pair of boots magically appear. What more can a kit-man do! Cowburn substituted by….

Jackson 6/10 did his job. Executed the game plan, demonstrated a keen understanding of what’s expected of him when representing Newcastle. Played his role within the team and buzzworded well, buzzworded effectively in attack linking well with his buzzword. That’s what Miller said anyway.

Poljak 7/10 workhorse on suncorp, a massive pitch and he had the roar midfield largely contained to hopefull balls into the box or passes pushed to men already tightly marked. Thankless task the DM role, just ask Yaya. I’d buy Mateo a birthday cake anyday. Substituted by….

Kanta 6/10 played 13 minutes got yet another yellow. Like Jackson, came on and buzzworded all over the place.

Stevie uG 8/10 like Nordstrand, Stevie uG is a glimpse of the quality we need. He’s strong on the ball, quick across the turf and plays his teammates into space intelligently. Our best midfield player we’ve had at the club since Vignaroli. Lock him up in fort scratchley till he signs on for 7 years.

Leonardo 5/10 looks slow in the last 25 minutes, many passes left wanting. Looked like he should have been dragged off after 70 minutes, but was left on the pitch to get 90minutes into his legs…. And show him that he’s not fully fit yet. Great on the ball, can dance the electric boogaloo with the pigskin, but passes worse than any of the Auckland Kings did.

Cooper 6/10 I know what I’m about to say may seem contradictory but he deserved his goal, and deserved to be hooked after 45. Present, without being highly effective. Substituted by….

Nordstrand 7/10 not the same impact from last week but that would be hard. Linked well when moving forward and again showed he has that touch of class we have been missing.

Alivodic 5/10 he really is the direct opposite of Andrey Arshavin. He works his backside off for the team, but has no end product. He needs to be tied to a chair and made to watch Nordstrands assist for Triffo’s 2nd vs City on loop for 90minutes so he gets to understand he value of an early ball and not trying to beat a bloke 5 times before crossing. Clearly he spent too much time with Carney. Love the bloke, but was frustrating.

triffo! 8/10 ice cool from the spot, and has really started working well, clearly enjoying playing with the Great Dane as opposed the great albino. I’m enjoying watching him drop a little deeper and hold the ball up and bring the midfield into the game with a close attention from the opposition. Love the fact he looks like he doesn’t give a shit, he’s clearly got the best poker face in the team.