Tag: a-league
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JETS ADD NEW YOUTH COACH AS A-LEAGUE SIDE RUES MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
Jets W-League mentor Peter McGuinness has a new role – appointed head coach of the youth team for the coming NPL season. Meanwhile, the A-League side is again rueing missed opportunities, following the loss to Perth.
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JETS RECORD THEIR SECOND WIN THIS SEASON
A controversial call by an official marred the Jets’ second win this season. Newcastle beat Western Sydney 2-1 at Parramatta, but it was an incorrect offside that stole the headlines.
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JETS AND WANDERERS SHARE THE POINTS IN NEWCASTLE
The Newcastle Jets have scored a late goal to draw with Western Sydney. A controversial penalty saw the Wanderers hit the front in the 86th minute. But a similar incident in injury time gave Newcastle’s new Korean import the chance to salvage a point. “And he scores, the Jets are back on level terms.” The…
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JETS SURRENDER THE LEAD AS PERTH TAKE THE GLORY
Jets coach Phil Stubbins admits he’s looking forward to playing at home next weekend, after Newcastle surrendered the lead against Perth to remain winless this season.
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NEWCASTLE JETS TO FACE PERTH GLORY IN FFA CUP
The Jets have been drawn to face Perth in the FFA Cup’s round of 32. As for the two sides from the Hunter’s National Premier League, Broadmeadow will host the Brisbane Strikers. While South Cardiff will travel to Melbourne to play South Springvale. FFA CUP DRAW Round of 32 NEWCASTLE JETS V PERTH GLORY BROADMEADOW…
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FORMER JETS KEEPER NEIL YOUNG RETURNS WITH GLORY
Following the clash with the Mariners at Gosford, the Glory will relocate to Newcastle to prepare for Saturday’s game. Perth’s goalkeeping coach Neil Young is looking forward to the trip more than most.
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MARINERS AIMING FOR GLORIOUS NEW YEAR’S EVE
After enjoying a break on Christmas and Boxing Day, the Mariners returned to training this morning. Mile Sterjovski missed the session due to injury, but could recover in time for the club’s New Year’s Eve clash with Perth Glory.
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PERTH DEFEAT SIGNALS UNITED WOODEN SPOON
Following a four – nil flaying at the hands of Perth last night, Gold Coast United now appears destined for the A-League wooden spoon. Our boys were uncharacteristically awful, perhaps feeling the pressure of ongoing signing speculation.