2005–06 Newcastle Jets season

2005–06 Newcastle Jets season
Newcastle United Jets FC
2005-06 season
Manager England Richard Money
A-League 4th
Top goalscorer Australia Ante Miličić - 7
Highest home attendance 13,160 v Adelaide United
26 August 2005
Lowest home attendance 5,868 v Perth Glory
8 October 2005
2006–07 →

The 2005-06 A-League season was the first for the newly branded Newcastle United Jets. The Jets finished 4th at the conclusion of the regular season and were knocked out in the semi finals by Adelaide United after a two-leg home and away series.

Contents

Players

First team squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Australia GK Liam Reddy
2 Australia DF Steve Eagleton
3 Australia DF Jade North
4 Australia DF Craig Deans
5 Australia DF Ned Zelic (captain)
6 Australia DF Andrew Durante
7 Australia MF Richard Johnson
8 Australia MF Matt Thompson
9 Australia FW Ante Milicic
10 Australia MF Nick Carle
11 England FW Guy Bates
12 Australia DF Paul Kohler
13 Uruguay DF Mateo Corbo
No. Position Player
14 Australia MF Jobe Wheelhouse
15 Australia MF Stuart Musialik
16 Albania FW Labinot Haliti
17 Australia FW Franco Parisi
18 Australia DF Brett Studman
19 Australia FW Mark Bridge
20 Australia GK Andy Petterson
21 Australia MF Tarek Elrich
22 Australia DF Allan Picken
23 Australia FW James Monie
24 Australia MF Peter McPherson
25 New Zealand FW Vaughan Coveny

Transfers

In

Name Position From Fee (A$)
Australia Liam Reddy Goalkeeper Australia Sydney United Free
Australia Steve Eagleton Defender Australia Newcastle Breakers Free
Australia Jade North Defender Australia Perth Glory FC Free
Australia Craig Deans Defender Australia Perth Glory FC Free
Australia Ned Zelic Defender Austria FC Wacker Tirol Free
Australia Andrew Durante Defender Singapore Balestier Khalsa FC Free
Australia Richard Johnson Midfield England Queens Park Rangers Free
Australia Matt Thompson Midfield Australia Marconi Stallions Free
Australia Ante Milicic Forward Malaysia Pahang FA Free
Australia Nick Carle Midfield Australia Marconi Stallions Free
Australia Tarek Elrich Midfield Australia Sydney Olympic Free
England Guy Bates Forward England Newcastle United Free
Uruguay Mateo Corbo Defender England Oxford United Free
Australia Jobe Wheelhouse Midfield Unsigned N/A
Australia Stuart Musialik Midfield Unsigned N/A
Albania Labinot Haliti Forward Australia Sydney United Free
Australia Franco Parisi Forward Australia Sydney United Free
Australia Brett Studman Defender Unknown N/A
Australia Mark Bridge Forward Australia Parramatta Power Free
Australia Andy Petterson Goalkeeper Republic of Ireland Derry City Free
Australia Allan Picken Defender Unknown N/A
Australia James Monie Forward Unknown N/A
Australia Paul Kohler Defender Australia Cringila Lions Free
Australia Peter McPherson Midfield Unknown N/A
New Zealand Vaughan Coveny Forward Australia South Melbourne (loan) Free

Matches

2005-06 Pre-Season Cup

Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA
Melbourne Victory 5 3 1 2 0 2 1
Perth Glory 4 3 1 1 1 4 4
Adelaide United 3 3 0 3 0 3 3
Newcastle United Jets 2 3 0 2 1 3 4


2005-06 Hyundai A-League fixtures

2005-06 finals series


Ladder

# Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Adelaide United 21 13 4 4 35 25 +10sm=n 43
2 Sydney FC 21 10 6 5 35 28 +7sm=n 36
3 Central Coast Mariners 21 8 8 5 33 28 +5sm=n 32
4 Newcastle Jets 21 9 4 8 27 29 -2sm=n 31
5 Perth Glory 21 8 5 8 34 29 +5sm=n 29
6 Queensland Roar 21 7 7 7 27 22 +5sm=n 28
7 Melbourne Victory 21 7 5 9 26 24 +2sm=n 26
8 New Zealand Knights 21 1 3 17 15 47 -32sm=n 6


Statistics

Goal scorers

Name Pre-Season A-League Finals
Australia Ante Miličić 0 7 0
New Zealand Vaughan Coveny 0 4 0
Australia Matt Thompson 1 3 1
Albania Labinot Haliti 0 3 0
Australia Nick Carle 0 3 0
Australia Richard Johnson 1 2 0
Australia Franco Parisi 0 2 0
Australia Stuart Musialik 0 1 0
Australia Ned Zelić 0 1 0
Australia Craig Deans 1 0 0


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v · d · eNewcastle United Jets Football Club
Est. 2000 in Newcastle, New South Wales as Newcastle United
The Club
Overview · History · Players · W-League
Home Ground
League
NSL (2000-04) · A-League (2005-)
Seasons (10)
NSL:
2000-01 · 2001-02 · 2002-03 · 2003-04
A-League:
2005-06 ·  2006-07 ·  2007-08 ·  2008-09 ·  2009-10 ·  2010-11 · 2011-12
Championships (1)
NSL: Nil
A-League: 2008
Premierships (0)
NSL: Nil
A-League: Nil
Managers
Crook (2001-04) · Money (2005-06) · Theodorakopoulos (2006) · van Egmond (2006-09) · Culina (2009-)
Captains
Zelic (2005-06) · Okon (2006-07) · North (2007-08) · Thompson (2009-10) · Bridges (2010-11)
Rivalries
The F3 Derby (Central Coast) · Sydney
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Domestic leagues
A-League (Pre-Season Challenge Cup, Grand Final)
International competitions
National team
Men's
Results ('05, '06) · 2006 FIFA World Cup (Group F)
Women's
Club seasons
A-League
Adelaide United · Central Coast Mariners · Melbourne Victory · New Zealand Knights · Newcastle Jets · Perth Glory · Queensland Roar · Sydney FC

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