2009–10 Newcastle Jets season

2009–10 Newcastle Jets season
Newcastle United Jets FC
2009–10 season
Manager Australia Gary Van Egmond (Asian Champions League)
Australia Branko Culina
(A-League)
A-League 6th
Final 4th
AFC Champions League Second Round
← 8th – 2008–09 TBD – 2010–11 →

The Newcastle Jets 2009–10 season will be the Newcastle Jets' fifth season since the inception of the Australian A-League and the ninth since the club's founding, in 2000.

Contents

2009/2010 Asian Champions League

Main article: AFC Champions League 2009

In order to rebuild the team for the Asian Champions League, the Jets, very much in need of several new players, signed Perth Glory defender Nikolai Topor-Stanley in early January 2008.[1] But the signing of Topor-Stanley would prove to be the Jets' sole gain on the transfer market for several weeks, and fans grew even more disgruntled as the Jets were confirmed as the 2009 A-League "Wooden Spooners" with a 2–0 loss to Adelaide United in mid-January. An encouraging 2–1 win over Perth Glory in the Jets' final home game of the A-League 2008-09 season lightened the mood somewhat, but when the Jets crashed in a 4–0 capitulation at the Sydney Football Stadium the following week, things were looking grim. And the picture only grew bleaker as the notorious player exodus continued and the club lost Socceroos defender Mark Milligan to Shanghai Shenhua,[2] along with Jesper Hakansson, who left the club after agreeing to a mutual termination.[3] Talisman and captain Joel Griffiths also agreed to move to Asia, although only on a one-year loan to Beijing Guoan.[4]

The first ten days of February saw the Jets engage in a surprisingly successful flurry of transfer activity to bolster their squad for the impending Champions League before the 11 February date by which clubs are required to submit their squad lists. Acting on an urgent need to improve their attacking stocks, the Jets announced simultaneously the signing of Dutchman Donny de Groot from De Graafschap along with former Sydney FC and Central Coast Mariners striker Sasho Petrovski.[5] Next, the Jets reinforced their shaky defence by obtaining the signatures of talented former FC Thun and Melbourne Victory defender Ljubo Miličević,[6] who had been battling depression since being released by the Victory, veteran centre-back Angelo Costanzo from Adelaide United, and young Sydney FC left-back Nikolas Tsattalios.[7] These signings were followed by the surprise announcement that the Jets had secured the services of former S.S. Lazio forward Fabio Vignaroli on a six-month contract.[8] In a further boost for the depth of its squad, the club signed three local footballers on six-month deals with the option for an extension into the A-League 2009-10 season: former Newcastle United midfielder Mitchell Johnson and strikers Peter Haynes and Joel Wood.[9]

After the departure of high performance manager Ian Crook, the Jets signed former Sydney FC boss Branko Culina as their new Technical Director.[10]

Champions League 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 Ante Covic*
2 Australia MF Tarek Elrich
3 Australia DF Adam D'Apuzzo
4 Australia DF Nikolai Topor-Stanley
5 Australia DF Ljubo Miličević
6 Australia MF Ben Kantarovski
7 South Korea MF Song Jin-Hyung
8 Australia MF Matt Thompson (Captain)
9 Australia FW Sasho Petrovski
10 Netherlands FW Donny de Groot
11 Australia FW Marko Jesic
12 Australia MF Jobe Wheelhouse
13 Australia DF Jarrad Ross
14 Australia DF Angelo Costanzo
No. Position Player
15 Australia MF Shaun Ontong
16 Australia FW Jason Hoffman
17 Italy FW Fabio Vignaroli
18 Australia FW Peter Haynes
20 Australia GK Ben Kennedy
21 Australia FW Joel Wood
22 Australia MF Mitchell Johnson
23 Australia FW Sean Rooney
24 Australia MF Kaz Patafta
25 Australia DF Adam Griffiths
26 Australia DF Nikolas Tsattalios
27 Australia MF Jesse Pinto
28 Australia FW Brodie Mooy
30 Australia GK Ben McNamara [11]
  • *Departed part way through the group stage.

On Loan

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
Australia FW Joel Griffiths (Marquee) (at Beijing Guoan until December 2009)

Long Term Injuries (Not In ACL 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
19 Australia FW Jason Naidovski

Squad Changes for Asian Champions League

In:

Out:

Group E Table

  • Last Updated 31 May 2009
Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
Japan Nagoya Grampus 6 3 3 0 10 4 +6 12
Australia Newcastle Jets 6 3 1 2 6 5 +1 10
South Korea Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i 6 2 0 4 4 10 −6 6
China Beijing Guoan 6 1 2 3 4 5 −1 5

Fixtures

Group stage

10 March 2009
20:00
 Beijing Guoan China 2–0 Australia Newcastle Jets Workers Stadium, Beijing
Attendance: 31,895
Referee: Mohsen Basma (Syria)
R. Griffiths Goal 7'
Du Wenhui Goal 90'		 Report
17 March 2009
20:00
 Newcastle Jets Australia 2–0 South Korea Ulsan Hyundai EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle
Attendance: 7,415
Referee: Masoud Moradi
Petrovski Goal 15' Goal 43' Report
7 April 2009
19:00
 Nagoya Grampus Japan 1–1 Australia Newcastle Jets Mizuho Athletic Stadium, Nagoya
Attendance: 7,198
Referee: Khalil Al Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia)
Tamada Goal 65' Report Elrich Goal 9'
22 April 2009
 Newcastle Jets Australia 0–1 Japan Nagoya Grampus EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle
Attendance: 8,492
Referee: Ali Hamad Madhad Saif Albadwawi
Ogawa Goal 57'
6 May 2009
 Newcastle Jets Australia 2–1 China Beijing Guoan EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle
Attendance: 6,106
Referee: A. M. Hussein Abdulrahman
Petrovski Goal 88'
Rooney Goal 90+4'		 R. Griffiths Goal 69'
20 May 2009
 Ulsan Hyundai South Korea 0–1 Australia Newcastle Jets Munsu Cup Stadium, Ulsan
Referee: Abdul Malik bin Abdul Bashir
Hoffman Goal 36'

Round of 16

24 June 2009
19:30 (UTC+9)
 Pohang Steelers South Korea 6–0 Australia Newcastle United Jets Steelyard Stadium, Pohang
Attendance: 15,253
Referee: Subkhiddin Mohd Salleh (Malaysia)
Denilson Goal 9' (pen.)
Choi Hyo-Jin Goal 15' Goal 63' Goal 72'
Kim Jae-Sung Goal 56'
Ristić Goal 85'		 Report

Hyundai A-League 2009/10 Season

Senior 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 Ben Kennedy
2 Australia DF Angelo Costanzo
3 Australia DF Adam D'Apuzzo (Junior Marquee)
4 Australia DF Nikolai Topor-Stanley
5 Australia DF Ljubo Miličević
6 Australia MF Ben Kantarovski (Youth)
7 South Korea MF Song Jin-Hyung
8 Australia DF Matt Thompson (Captain)
9 Australia FW Sasho Petrovski
11 Australia MF Tarek Elrich
12 Australia MF Jobe Wheelhouse
13 Australia DF Shaun Ontong
No. Position Player
14 England FW Michael Bridges
15 Australia FW Sean Rooney (Youth)
16 Australia FW Jason Hoffman (Youth)
17 Italy MF Fabio Vignaroli (Marquee)
18 Australia FW Marko Jesic (Youth)
19 Australia FW Jason Naidovski (Youth)
20 Australia GK Neil Young
21 Australia FW Brodie Mooy (Youth)
22 Australia MF Kaz Patafta
23 Australia FW Joel Griffiths
25 Australia FW Labinot Haliti (Injury replacement player*)
26 Iraq MF Ali Abbas Al-Hilfi (Injury replacement player**)

Squad changes for 2009–10 A-league Season (from Asian Champions League)

In:

Out:

  • Australia Adam Griffiths – Gold Coast United
  • Australia Joel Wood – Short Term ACL Contract Expired
  • Australia Peter Haynes – Short Term ACL Contract Expired
  • Australia Mitchell Johnson – Short Term ACL Contract Expired
  • Australia Nikolas Tsattalios – Short Term ACL Contract Expired
  • Australia Jesse Pinto – Short Term ACL Contract Expired, Returned to Youth Team
  • Australia Jarrad Ross – Short Term ACL Contract Expired, Returned to Youth Team
  • Australia Ben McNamara – Short Term ACL Contract Expired

Trialists:

Resigned

Youth 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 Robbie Kolak
2 Australia DF Jon Griffiths
3 Australia DF Jarrad Ross
4 Australia DF Matt Sim
5 Australia DF Scott Balderson
6 Australia MF Taylor Regan (C)
7 Australia MF Mario Simic
8 Australia FW Brodie Mooy
9 Australia FW William Angel
No. Position Player
10 Australia MF Jesse Pinto
11 Australia MF James Virgili
12 Australia FW Mirjan Pavlovic
13 Australia MF Fabian Iacovelli
14 Australia FW Damian Brosque
15 Australia MF Adrian Karakolevski
16 Australia DF Umut Tokdogan
20 Australia GK Dion Shaw
+ up to four over-age players

Friendlies

Sydney FC – Sunday 12 July 2009 at Port Macquarie (lost 2–0)[16]

Brisbane Roar – Sunday 19 July 2009 at Ballymore Stadium (Won 2 – 1)[17]

Sydney FC – Sunday 29 July 2009 at Sydney Football Stadium (Drew 1 – 1)[18]

2009–10 Hyundai A-League Fixtures

Round 1

9 August 2009
15:00 UTC+10
 Newcastle Jets 3–2 Wellington Phoenix EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,654
Referee: Chris Beath
Hoffman Goal 12', Goal 23'
Naidovski Goal 84'		 Report
Summary		 Sigmund Goal 26'
Greenacre Goal 43'

Round 2

14 August 2009
20:00 UTC+10
 Central Coast Mariners 1–1 Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Stadium
Attendance: 9,573
Referee: Ben Williams
Boogaard Goal 50' Report
Summary		 Song Goal 47'

Round 3

23 August 2009
15:00 UTC+8
 Perth Glory 2–0 Newcastle Jets Members Equity Stadium
Attendance: 9,398
Referee: Craig Zetter
Shroj Goal 24'
Pellegrino Goal 73'		 Report
Summary

Round 4

30 August 2009
15:00 UTC+10
 Newcastle Jets 1–0 Gold Coast United EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,390
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Rooney Goal 39' Report
Summary

Round 5

3 September 2009
19:30 UTC+10
 Melbourne Victory 1–1 Newcastle Jets Etihad Stadium
Attendance: 15,168
Referee: Chris Beath
A. Thompson Goal 42' Report
Summary		 Haliti Goal 87'

Round 6

12 September 2009
17:30 UTC+10
 Newcastle Jets 0–3 Brisbane Roar EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,026
Referee: Ben Williams
Report
Summary		 Henrique Goal 24'
Reinaldo Goal 26'
Miller Goal 70'

Round 7

20 September 2009
15:00 UTC+10
 Sydney FC 2–1 Newcastle Jets Sydney Football Stadium
Attendance: 10,357
Referee: Ben Williams
Bridge Goal 26'
Corica Goal 55' (pen.)		 Report
Summary		 M. Thompson Goal 37'
T. Elrich Red card 90'

Round 8

25 September 2009
20:00 UTC+10
 Newcastle Jets 0–1 Perth Glory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 4,738
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Report
Summary		 Sterjovski Goal 81' (pen.)

Round 9

5 October 2009
16:30 UTC+10:30
 Adelaide United 1–1 Newcastle Jets Hindmarsh Stadium
Attendance: 12,090
Referee: Chris Beath
Cássio Goal 76' Report
Summary		 Song Goal 6'

Round 10

4 November 2009[19]
20:00 UTC+13
 Wellington Phoenix 3–0 Newcastle Jets Westpac Stadium
Attendance: 4,100
Referee: Ben Williams
T. Brown Goal 27'
Greenacre Goal 55'
Ifill Goal 90+1'		 Report
Summary

Round 11

18 October 2009
15:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 1–3 Melbourne Victory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,029
Referee: Ben Williams
Haliti Goal 22' Report
Summary		 A. Thompson Goal 62'
Pondeljak Goal 79'
Hernández Goal 85'

Round 12

23 October 2009
20:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 2–1 Central Coast Mariners EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,188
Referee: Strebre Delovski
Bridges Goal 8'
Haliti Goal 14'		 Report
Summary		 Kwasnik Goal 19'

Round 13

30 October 2009
19:30 UTC+10
 Brisbane Roar 1–1 Newcastle Jets Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 7,509
Referee: Chris Beath
van Dijk Goal 36' (pen.) Report
Summary		 Haliti Goal 32'

Round 14

8 November 2009
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 2–0 North Queensland Fury EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,271
Referee: Ryan Shepheard
M. Thompson Goal 55'
Bridges Goal 85'		 Report
Summary

Round 15

22 November 2009
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 0–1 Wellington Phoenix EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 4,329
Referee: Peter Green
Report
Summary		 Ifill Goal 14'

Round 16

29 November 2009
17:00 UTC+11
 Sydney FC 1–3 Newcastle Jets Sydney Football Stadium
Attendance: 10,114
Referee: Srebre Delovski
Brosque Goal 75' Report
Summary		 Bridges Goal 22' (pen.), 55'
M. Thompson Goal 58'

Round 17

4 December 2009
19:30 UTC+10:30
 Adelaide United 0–2 Newcastle Jets Hindmarsh Stadium
Attendance: 8,502
Referee: Kevin Docherty
Report
Summary		 M. Thompson Goal 45+1'
Song Goal 81' (pen.)

Round 18

13 December 2009
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 3–2 Gold Coast United EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 5,254
Referee: Ben Williams
Wheelhouse Goal 6'
Rooney Goal 70'
Petrovski Goal 82'		 Report
Summary		 Smeltz Goal 44' (pen.), 84'

Round 19

13 January 2010
19:30 UTC+10
 Gold Coast United – Newcastle Jets Skilled Park

Round 20

20 December 2009
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 3–2 North Queensland Fury EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 7,026
Referee: Gerard Parsons
Tadrosse Goal 24' (o.g.)
Song Goal 38'
Petrovski Goal 83'		 Report
Summary		 Daal Goal 44', 61'

Round 21

26 December 2009
17:00 UTC+8
 Perth Glory 4–0 Newcastle Jets ME Bank Stadium
Attendance: 9,418
Referee: Ben Williams
Sekulovski Goal 19'
Harnwell Goal 24', 69'
Sterjovski Goal 36' (pen.)		 Report
Summary

Round 22

10 January 2010
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 3–2 Melbourne Victory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6,979
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Kantarovski Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 22', 34'
M. Thompson Goal 26'
Bridges Goal 45'
Haliti Goal 56'		 Report
Summary		 K. Muscat Goal 35' (pen.)
Hernández Goal 90+1'

Round 23

16 January 2010
20:00 UTC+10
 Brisbane Roar 0–2 Newcastle Jets Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 6680
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Summary M. Thompson Goal 50'
Bridges Goal 55' (pen.)

Round 24

24 January 2010
17:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 1–3 Sydney FC EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 9892
Referee: Peter Green
Wheelhouse Goal 32' Summary Aloisi Goal 45'
Musialik Goal 50'
Payne Goal 90+2'

Round 25

30 January 2010
20:00 UTC+10
 North Queensland Fury 2–1 Newcastle Jets Dairy Farmers Stadium
Referee: Chris Beath
Grossman Goal 39'
Tadrosse Goal 80'		 Summary M. Thompson Goal 19'

Round 26

6 February 2010
18:00 UTC+11
 Central Coast Mariners 3–0 Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Stadium
Attendance: 5842
Referee: Ben Williams
Boogaard Goal 17'
Kwasnik Goal 50'
Simon Goal 72'		 Summary

Round 27

12 February 2010
20:00 UTC+11
 Newcastle Jets 1–2 Adelaide United EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 6880
Referee: Gerard Parsons
Ali Abbas Goal 40' Summary Barbiero Goal 8'
M. Leckie Goal 74'

2009–10 Hyundai A-League Table

League table

P Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Sydney FC 27 15 3 9 35 23 42+12 48
2 Melbourne Victory 27 14 5 8 47 32 45+15 47
3 Gold Coast United 27 13 5 9 39 35 34+4 44
4 Wellington Phoenix 27 10 10 7 37 29 38+8 40
5 Perth Glory 27 11 6 10 40 34 36+6 39
6 Newcastle Jets 27 10 4 13 33 45 18−12 34
7 North Queensland Fury 27 8 8 11 29 46 13−17 32
8 Central Coast Mariners 27 7 9 11 32 29 33+3 30
9 Brisbane Roar 27 8 6 13 32 42 20−10 30
10 Adelaide United 27 7 8 12 24 33 21−9 29
11 Melbourne Heart 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0
12 Sydney Rovers 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0

Rules for classification:1st points; 2nd goal difference; 3rd goals scored.


Goal scorers

Last updated 18 Jan 2010

Name A-League Finals ACL Total
England Michael Bridges 6 0 0 6
Australia Matt Thompson 6 0 0 6
Republic of Kosovo Labinot Haliti 5 0 0 5
Australia Sasho Petrovski 2 0 3 5
South Korea Song Jin-Hyung 4 0 0 4
Australia Jason Hoffman 2 0 1 3
Australia Sean Rooney 2 0 1 3
Australia Tarek Elrich 0 0 1 1
Australia Jason Naidovski 1 0 0 1
Australia Jobe Wheelhouse 1 0 0 1

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  19. ^ Match re-scheduled due to a fixture of the New Zealand national team

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