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Departing Newcastle coach Craig Deans is bullish about his battling club's talented youngsters and wants A-League rivals to develop their own players rather than poach the Jets' emerging stars.
Perth Glory will end the 2020/21 A-League campaign in ninth spot on the A-League table after giving up a one-goal lead to draw 1-1 against Newcastle Jets at McDonald Jones Stadium on Saturday night. The away side took the lead in the first half through a remarkable long-range finish by star striker Bruno Fornaroli but the Jets dug deep to earn their share of the spoils, with Angus Thurgate dispatching a shot on goal which Perth defender Jonathan Aspropotamitis bundled into his own net in the 70th minute.
a-league.com.au 1615705300,1615712951 Newcastle Jets have extended the contract of young gun Blake Archbold for another A-League season. The young defender, who has made a couple of appearances this season, will remain with his hometown club until the end of the 2021/22 season at least. “I’m pretty stoked,” Archbold said on the Jets' official website. “It was an easy decision to make. This was my goal, to re-sign. “The mix between younger players and older players is great. The older players are great mentors to me, as are Daniel McBreen and Craig Deans. I’ve known the...
Two sensational goals have given Newcastle their first win of the A-League season in an entertaining 2-1 win against Wellington.