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February 26, 2021 Fadhil Yunus Former DPMM FC duo Steve Kean and Roy O Donovan locked horns for the first time with their teams when the latter’s Newcastle Jets paid a visit to the former’s Melbourne Victory at the AAMI Park in the A-League recently. The pair worked together at the Brunei-based club in 2014 when Kean was head coach while O’Donovan was the club’s marquee signing. The striker enjoyed an excellent debut season after ploughing 15 goals in 24 league appearances. Under the guidance of his former head coach Kean, the Cork-born native collected his first major honour with the...

Having done an interview with Bruce Djite on The Roar, I have learnt about football from an administration perspective as he is the director of football at Adelaide United. In recent times, I was interested in learning about football from a coaching perspective. Given that Craig Deans was recently appointed as head coach of the […]

Share on Twitter The Jets struck through 50th-gamer Angus Thurgate in the 72nd minute but could easily have taken the advantage earlier - after having two massive penalty shouts controversially waved away in the second half. Newcastle are now five games unbeaten, but it was a rough day from last-placed Victory - who have now lost five of their opening seven matches - in front of 5,166 fans. Grant Brebner dropped skipper Leigh Broxham to the bench, with Adama Traore given the captain's armband, while Callum McManaman returned from injury. Newcastle dominated possession early and pu...

a-league.com.au 1613372563,1613379482 Macarthur FC set the standard and Central Coast Mariners accepted the challenge in delivering stand-out displays in Matchweek 8 – but which players made the Team of the Week, presented by Bunnings Warehouse? Bulls forward Matt Derbyshire fired himself into the Golden Boot race with a quick-fire hat-trick in a 4-0 victory against Adelaide United, before Alen Stajcic's table-toppers made short work of Wellington Phoenix with a 2-0 triumph in the Kiwi club's temporary home in Wollongong. Brisbane Roar and the Newcastle Jets then put on a ...

Anything is possible for the Newcastle Jets A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size In the 24th minute of the Newcastle Jets home game against new boys Macarthur FC a collective groan was stifled by a combination of masks and celebratory cowbells. Matt Derbyshire’s header from a Loic Puyo corner had put the Sydney outfit 2-0 up and the majority of Novocastrians must have been thinking, “Here we go. The floodgates are about to open”. The Jets fought their way back into the game with Valentino Yuel scoring ...