2007–08 Newcastle Jets season

2007–08 Newcastle Jets season

The Newcastle Jets A-League 2007-08 season was their most successful A-League season. They defeated Central Coast Mariners 1-0 in their first Grand Final, winning the Championship and qualifying for the AFC Champions League 2009.

During the pre-season, former Jets CEO George Liolio was replaced by Newcastle solicitor John Tsatsimas.[1]

Defender Jade North has been named as the captain for the season.[2]

Contents

Squad

Changes

The Newcastle Jets lost several of their most notable players for the 2007-08 season. Nick Carle moved overseas to play with Gençlerbirliği in order to improve his chances of selection for the Socceroos.[3][4] The Jets received a transfer fee of A$650,000 for the talented midfielder. Paul Okon retired due to his inability to keep up at training.[5] Milton Rodriguez went back to his native Colombia after he failed to come to a new agreement with the Jets,[6] apparently asking more money than the Jets were prepared to pay. Three New Zealand players, Tim Brown, Steven Old and Vaughan Coveny decided to join with the new Kiwi outfit Wellington Phoenix.[7][8]

Gary van Egmond took a trip to South America to try to find replacements for lost squad members.[9] Argentinian attacking midfielder Livio Prieto and Brazilian forward Flavio Barros agreed to terms with the Jets as a result of the scouting trip but later reneged on their agreements.[6] However the trip wasn't entirely useless with Argentinian forward Jorge Drovandi and a Brazilian midfielder Denni Rocha dos Santos signing for the club.[10][11]

Three new Australians also joined the club. Joel Griffiths' twin brother Adam Griffiths was signed from English club Brentford to bolster the defence,[12] Scott Tunbridge from Scottish outfit Hamilton Academical and Noel Spencer from Sydney FC (where he had been playing on a short-term deal after being ditched by the Mariners).[13]

The club officially announced on 14 August 2007 that Brazilian Mário Jardel who has won the European Golden Boot award twice, would be joining the side as a marquee player.[14][15]

Another late signing was announced before Round 4, with former Socceroo Stephen Laybutt joining the club.[16]

Liberian striker Boima Karpeh trialled with the Jets in September 2007 but was not signed. He was expected to be signed on an injury waiver for Steve Eagleton.[17][18]

AIS midfielder James Holland was signed on a short term contract for Round 8 to cover for Stuart Musialik who was away on national duty with the Olyroos. Holland impressed on his A-League debut and scored the opening goal for the Jets against the Wellington Phoenix. He was then signed for a further 1 week before returning to the AIS.

On 22 October Gary van Egmond revealed that Drovandi and Tunbridge had been given permission to look for new clubs, stating that they did not fit into the Jet's setup.[19] Drovandi later agreed to terminate his contract allowing the Jets to sign James Holland for the remainder of the season.[20] The talented midfielder also signed for the following two years.[21]

In January 2008 the club signed promising young midfielder Ben Kantarovski to a four year contract.[22] The club also announced that they were in the process of obtaining a visa for South Korean youth international Song Jin-Hyung and that he would be signed on a two year contract.[23]

In
Name Position From (Club) Date Joined Debut
Australia Noel Spencer Midfield Australia Sydney FC 7 May 2007 Round 1
Australia Adam Griffiths Defender England Brentford 17 May 2007 Round 1
Argentina Jorge Drovandi Forward Argentina Rosario Central 2 August 2007 Round 1
Brazil Denni Midfield Brazil Santo André 17 August 2007 Round 1
Australia Scott Tunbridge Forward Scotland Hamilton Academical 4 July 2007 Round 11
Brazil Mário Jardel Forward Cyprus Anorthosis 13 August 2007 Round 4
Australia Ben McNamara Goalkeeper Australia Lake Macquarie City 18 August 2007 Uncapped
Australia Jason Hoffman Forward Australia Hamilton Olympic 30 August 2007 Round 2
Australia Stephen Laybutt Defender Belgium Gent 30 August 2007 Round 6
Australia James Holland Midfield Australia AIS 14 October 2007[24] Round 8
Australia Ben Kantarovski Midfield Australia Broadmeadow Magic 12 January 2008 Uncapped
South Korea Song Jin-Hyung Midfield South Korea FC Seoul 18 January 2008 Semi Final (2nd leg)
Out
Name Position To (Club) Date Left
Colombia Milton Rodriguez Forward Colombia América de Cali Start of season
New Zealand Tim Brown Midfield Australia Wellington Phoenix Start of season
Albania Labinot Haliti Forward Croatia Slaven Start of season
Australia Tony Faria Midfield Released Start of season
Australia Tolgay Özbey Forward Australia Blacktown City Start of season
New Zealand Steven Old Defender Australia Wellington Phoenix Start of season
New Zealand Vaughan Coveny Forward Australia Wellington Phoenix Start of season
Australia Nick Carle Midfield Turkey Gençlerbirliği Start of season
Australia Paul Okon Defender Retired Start of season
Australia Ivan Necevski Goalkeeper Australia Sydney FC Start of season
Australia Shane Webb Defender Released Start of season
Argentina Jorge Drovandi Forward Unknown 4 December 2007

Players

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 (Vice-Captain)
2 Australia DF Adam Griffiths
3 Australia DF Jade North (Captain)
4 Australia DF Steve Eagleton (de-listed due to injury)
5 Australia MF Stuart Musialik
6 Australia DF Andrew Durante
7 Argentina FW Jorge Drovandi
8 Australia MF Matt Thompson
9 Australia FW Joel Griffiths
10 Brazil MF Denni
11 Australia MF Tarek Elrich (Youth)
12 Australia DF Paul Kohler
13 Australia MF Adam D'Apuzzo (Youth)
14 Australia MF Jobe Wheelhouse
No. Position Player
15 Australia FW Scott Tunbridge
16 Australia DF Craig Deans (de-listed due to injury)
17 Australia MF Troy Hearfield (Youth)
18 Australia MF Noel Spencer
19 Australia FW Mark Bridge
20 Australia GK Ben Kennedy (Youth)
21 Brazil FW Mário Jardel (Marquee)
22 Australia GK Ben McNamara (Youth)
23 Australia FW Jason Hoffman (Youth)
25 Australia MF James Holland (Youth)
26 Australia MF Ben Kantarovski (Youth)
27 Australia DF Stephen Laybutt
28 South Korea MF Song Jin-Hyung

Pre-Season Cup

Group stage

Group A Points Table

Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA BP
Adelaide United 8 3 1 2 0 6 3 3
Perth Glory 8 3 2 1 0 4 2 1
Newcastle Jets 3 3 1 0 2 2 5 0
Melbourne Victory 1 3 0 1 2 2 4 0

Round 1


14 July 2007
14:30 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 0 – 1 Perth Glory Port Macquarie Regional Stadium
Attendance: 2,700
Referee: James Lewis
Report Harnwell Goal 48'

The bumpy ground at Port Macquarie caused troubles for both teams. New signings Scott Tunbridge, Adam Griffiths and Noel Spencer started for the Jets. The game was drawed nil all at half time but Jamie Harnwell won the game for the Glory early in the second half.

Round 2


22 July 2007
14:00 UTC+10
Melbourne Victory 0 – 1 Newcastle Jets Skilled Stadium
Attendance: 8,500
Referee: Ben Williams
Report Wheelhouse Goal 51'

The Jets managed to come back from Victoria with 3 points. Midfielder Jobe Wheelhouse knocked home a 51st minute Joel Griffiths free kick to give the Jets the win.

Round 3


27 July 2007
19:30 UTC+9:30
Adelaide United 4 – 1 Newcastle Jets Hindmarsh Stadium
Attendance: 3,800
Referee: Craig Zetter
Burns Goal 6'
Djite Goal 66'
Sarkies Goal 80' (pen)
Alagich Goal 86'
Report Bridge Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 69'
A. Griffiths Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 79'
J. Griffiths Goal 90+2' (pen)

Adelaide demolished Newcastle in a game full of penalties and cards, not many of which seemed to go the Jets way. Adelaide was four up through four different players before the Jets finally scored a consolation penalty goal in the dying moments of the game despite only having 9 players on the field.

Play-offs


4 August 2007
19:30 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 3 – 2 Sydney FC Parramatta Stadium
Attendance: 2,611
Referee: Peter Green
J. Griffiths Goal 5', Goal 76'
Tunbridge Goal 56'
Report Zadkovich Goal 79'
Talay Goal 83'

The Jets managed their second win of pre-season despite a late comeback from Sydney FC. Argentinian Jorge Drovandi got his first taste of Australian football, playing for 50 minutes of the game. The ever impressive Joel Griffiths scored a brace for the Jets and Scott Tunbridge was gifted a goal after a mix-up in the Sydney defence. Despite Sydney playing poorly for most of the game they managed to score two late goals.

Finals


10 August 2007
19:30 UTC+12
Wellington Phoenix 0 – 0 Newcastle Jets Westpac Stadium
Attendance: 5,174
Report
  Penalties  
Smeltz Missed (Goalkeeper saved)
Aloisi Scored
Christie Scored
Johnson Missed (Goalkeeper saved)
2 – 4 Scored J. Griffiths
Scored Bridge
Scored Thompson
Scored Elrich

A close game that resulted in another nil all draw. Both sides had plenty of chances but failed to capitalize. Joel Griffiths put the ball into the net but was ruled offside. Jets goalkeeper Ante Čović produced two saves during the penalty shootout to see the Jets finish the pre-season in 5th position.

A-League Season

Regular season

Points Table

# Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Central Coast Mariners 21 10 4 7 30 25 +5sm=n 34
2 Newcastle Jets 21 9 7 5 25 21 +4sm=n 34
3 Sydney FC 21 8 8 5 28 24 +4sm=n 32
4 Queensland Roar 21 8 7 6 25 21 +4sm=n 31
5 Melbourne Victory 21 6 9 6 29 29 0sm=n 27
6 Adelaide United 21 6 8 7 31 29 +2sm=n 26
7 Perth Glory 21 4 8 9 27 34 -7sm=n 20
8 Wellington Phoenix 21 5 5 11 25 37 -12sm=n 20


Round 1


26 August 2007
15:00 UTC+8
Perth Glory 0 – 0 Newcastle Jets Members Equity Stadium
Attendance: 8,508
Referee: Simon Przydacz
Report
Summary

A scrappy game in the Western Australian capital resulted in a nil all draw. South American imports Denni and Jorge Drovandi both made their A-League debuts. Jobe Wheelhouse was rewarded with a start after a convincing pre-season. Gary van Egmond was pleased to come away from Perth with a point.

Round 2


2 September 2007
17:00 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 1 – 1 Queensland Roar EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 13,144
Referee: Simon Przydacz
J. Griffiths Goal 88' Report
Summary
Reinaldo Goal 70'
McLaren Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 42', 85'

A large crowd turned up to see the Jets play their first home game of the season at EnergyAustralia Stadium. Jets playmaker Denni made more of an impression than the previous week, showing off his fancy footwork. Queensland opened the scoring in the 70th minute through striker Reinaldo when the Jets defence was caught off-guard. The Roar's captain McLaren was sent off after bringing down hardworking Jets player Joel Griffiths on the edge of the penalty box. Griffiths equalised the scoring with a classy free kick from the resulting set-piece.

Round 3


9 September 2007
17:00 UTC+12
Wellington Phoenix 0 – 1 Newcastle Jets Westpac Stadium
Attendance: 11,478
Referee: Peter O'Leary
Report
Summary
Thompson Goal 77'

The Jets were without Stuart Musialik and Mark Bridge who were away on national duty. Although Wellington put the Jets under a lot of pressure the Jets managed to steal a victory. Goalkeeper Ante Čović continued his good form and again kept the Jets in the game with a number of fine saves. A free kick late in the game by Matt Thompson took a huge deflection off the foot of Jets defender Adam Griffiths and found the back of the net. Thompson was awarded the goal despite Griffiths claiming the flick-on was intentional. The win lifted the Jets clear of the middle of the table to 2nd.

Round 4


15 September 2007
19:00 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 1 – 0 Adelaide United EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 13,627
Referee: Angelo Nardi
Bridge Goal 81' Report
Summary

This game marked the debut of Brazilian superstar Mário Jardel who was welcomed loudly by the home crowd when he came on as a substitute in the 71st minute. Mark Bridge scored a superb goal, his second of the week after playing for the Olyroos. Midfielder Denni was pulled from the pitch in the first half after coach Gary van Egmond felt he was losing the ball too often.

Round 5


21 September 2007
20:00 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 2 – 2 Melbourne Victory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 11,179
Referee: Matthew Breeze
A. Griffiths Goal 3'
Musialik Goal 21'
Report
Summary
Thompson Goal 65'
Caceres Goal 83'

Round 6


29 September 2007
19:00 UTC+10
Sydney FC 1 – 0 Newcastle Jets Sydney Football Stadium
Attendance: 13, 755
Referee: Craig Zetter
Brosque Goal 36' Report
Summary

Round 7


7 October 2007
17:00 UTC+10
Central Coast Mariners 1 – 1 Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Stadium
Attendance: 12,622
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Pondeljak Goal 62' Report
Summary
Bridge Goal 82'

Round 8


14 October 2007
15:00 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 2 – 1 Wellington Phoenix EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 11,947
Referee: Ben Williams
Holland Goal 17'
J. Griffiths Goal 40'
Report
Summary
Old Goal 90+4'

Round 9


19 October 2007
20:00 UTC+10
Newcastle Jets 1 – 1 Queensland Roar EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 12,326
Referee: Mark Shield
J. Griffiths Goal 47' (pen) Report
Summary
Kruse Goal 1'

Round 10


26 October 2007
20:00 UTC+10
Melbourne Victory 0 – 2 Newcastle Jets Telstra Dome
Attendance: 27,123
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Pantelidis Red card 66' Report
Summary
A. Griffiths Goal 8'
J. Griffiths Goal 88'

This match included some great work from the Griffiths brothers who both managed to score.

Round 11


3 November 2007
19:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 0 – 1 Sydney FC EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 16,433
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Report
Summary
Bridges Goal 69'

Round 12


9 November 2007
20:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 1 – 4 Perth Glory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 8,122
Referee: Peter Green
J. Griffiths Goal 49' Report
Summary
Durante Goal 25' (own)
J. Simpson Goal 51'
Rukavytsya Goal 63' Goal 90'

Round 13


18 November 2007
18:30 UTC+10:30
Adelaide United 1 – 1 Newcastle Jets Hindmarsh Stadium
Attendance: 10,256
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Dodd Goal 76' Report
Summary
J. Griffiths Goal 70'

Round 14


25 November 2007
17:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 0 – 0 Central Coast Mariners EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 14,169
Referee: Mark Shield
Report
Summary

Round 15


30 November 2007
19:00 UTC+10
Queensland Roar 0 – 1 Newcastle Jets Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 14,193
Referee: Peter Green
Report
Summary
J. Griffiths Goal 90+2'

Round 16


7 December 2007
20:00 UTC+11
Sydney FC 1 – 0 Newcastle Jets Sydney Football Stadium
Attendance: 10,732
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Zadkovich Red card 52'
Corica Goal 90+3'
Report
Summary

Round 17


16 December 2007
17:00 UTC+11
Melbourne Victory 1 – 3 Newcastle Jets Telstra Dome
Attendance: 22,626
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Hernández Goal 11' Report
Summary
Denni Goal 41'
J. Griffiths Goal 54' Goal 76'

The Jets defeated Melbourne in their most convincing win of the season. It was the first time that the Jets had won after going behind. New Australian national coach Pim Verbeek was watching from the stands as numerous players such as Joel Griffiths, Ante Čović and Archie Thompson tried to impress him. Carlos Hernández put the home side ahead early in the first half but Denni scored his first A-League goal to put the Jets back on level terms. Griffiths came close to scoring a hat-trick but had to be happy with reclaiming the position as the league's top goal scorer. James Holland played his first game for the club after signing a permanent contract for the next two seasons.

Round 18


30 December 2007
19:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 2 – 3 Wellington Phoenix EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 15,107
Referee: Srebre Delovski
Bridge Goal 29' (pen)
Tunbridge Goal 81'
Report
Summary
Smeltz Goal 16'
Ferrante Goal 49'
Rees Goal 51'

Round 19


4 January 2008
20:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 2 – 1 Adelaide United EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 13,047
Referee: Peter Green
J. Griffiths Goal 13'
Holland Goal 73'
Report
Summary
Pantelis Goal 41'
Barbiero Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 18, 45+1'

Round 20


12 January 2008
19:00 UTC+11
Central Coast Mariners 1 – 2 Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium
Attendance: 19,238
Referee: Matthew Breeze
Kwasnik Goal 9' Report
Summary
Holland Goal 6'
J. Griffiths Goal 52'

Round 21


18 January 2008
20:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 2 – 1 Perth Glory EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 16,212
Referee: Michael Hester
J. Griffiths Goal 22'
Bridge Goal 64'
Report
Summary
Rizzo Red card 37'
Harnwell Goal 45+2'

Finals series

Major Semi-Final (Leg 1)


27 January 2008
18:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 2 – 0 Central Coast Mariners EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 22,960
Referee: Matthew Breeze
A. Griffiths Goal 22'
J. Griffiths Goal 85' (pen)
Report
Summary

Major Semi-Final (Leg 2)


10 February 2008
18:00 UTC+11
Central Coast Mariners 3 – 0 (a.e.t.) Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Stadium
Attendance: 19,112
Referee: Ben Williams
Kwasnik Goal 37'
Petrovski Goal 74', Goal 95'
Report
Summary

Preliminary final


17 February 2008
18:00 UTC+11
Newcastle Jets 3 – 2 (a.e.t.) Queensland Roar EnergyAustralia Stadium
Attendance: 16,021
Referee: Peter Green
Thompson Goal 40'
J. Griffiths Goal 104' (pen)
Elrich Goal 111'
Report
Summary
Reinaldo Goal 90+2' (pen), Goal 118' (pen)
Moore Yellow cardYellow cardRed card 77', 112'

Grand final


24 February 2008
17:00 UTC+11
Central Coast Mariners 0 – 1 Newcastle Jets Sydney Football Stadium
Attendance: 36,354
Referee: Mark Shield
Vukovic Red card 90+5' Summary Bridge Goal 64'

Goal scorers

Last updated 4 July 2008

Name Pre-Season A-League Finals
Australia Joel Griffiths 3 12 2
Australia Mark Bridge 0 4 1
Australia Adam Griffiths 0 2 1
Australia James Holland 0 3 0
Australia Scott Tunbridge 1 1 0
Brazil Denni 0 1 0
Australia Matt Thompson 0 1 1
Australia Stuart Musialik 0 1 0
Australia Jobe Wheelhouse 1 0 0
Australia Tarek Elrich 0 0 1

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