The official all-purpose trolling bogan scum thread

[pjennings]

Cockerill talking about the Jets good home record is a bit of a joke. 10 points from 21 at home since GVE took over.

 

[dibo]

Heh heh heh.

 

[MrCelery]

Ex-Jets Durante and current Jets player renewing acquaintances. Please leave it for the shower room boys!

 

[midfielder]

Secret vid of Scum Training...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj7f3B1VCYM

 

[Golly]

Tonight scum
Best performance of season
Just wish I picked them in my tips!!

 

[gull]

They certainly did us a favour.

 

[MrCelery]

They certainly did us a favour.

That will knock the gloss off their win!

 

[Wombat]

Tonight scum
Best performance of season
Just wish I picked them in my tips!!

Now, that Golly is a nice picture!

 

[LFCMariners]

 

[garlo]

Just started doing classes in Newcastle ...if it didn't have a beach it would be a gigantic waste of space

 

[Nik Mrdjas Disco Bikkie]

Did anybody see Ross Nobles tour of Australia he did on a motorbike a little while back, my favourite quote was when he was in Newcastle. "You may be wondering why everything looks like it was hit by an earthquake, well thats because there was a earthquake about five years ago and nobody can be bothered to fix anything"

 

[Wombat]

Scummers are obsessed with us. I saw a couple of the runts after the game.
I guess any time not spent in Newcastle is time well spent for those losers.

 

[LFCMariners]

They love the Roar. So much so that they cheered them on AGAINST their own side.

Mind you, you also have to consider that Jest fans have nothing better to do these days when the finals come around...

 

[LFCMariners]

 

[LFCMariners]

 

[priorpeter]

scum gone?

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/a-league/tinkler-pulls-plug-on-newcastle-jets-20120410-1wlx9.html

Billionaire owner of the Newcastle Jets, Nathan Tinkler, has decided to return the licence for the A-League franchise immediately to Football Federation Australia.
In a media release from the Hunter Sports Group, CEO Troy Palmer said it was a difficult decision but one forced on HSG by a breakdown in communications with the FFA.
“As a keen Jets and football fan this has been a tough decision and I am aware the impact this will have on members, players, coaches, fans and the entire football community,” Palmer said.
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“I am particularly saddened for members and supporters who have embraced our community model, which has been accepted in so many areas as a successful and unique way to engage the entire community and build the A-League brand.
“It is also frustrating to have invested so much time, energy and money to save the Jets for the community at short notice and then continually hit road blocks at the FFA.
“It should never be forgotten that when we stepped in to save the club it was insolvent, there were only 500 members, diminishing crowds, minimal community engagement, no merchandise programme and negligible corporate support.
“During the 2011/12 season we believe we turned this around to be seen as leaders in all these areas.
“Unfortunately, having lost confidence in the FFA management and its ability to find a resolution, it is clear we have no other option.
“It is about removing ourselves from an administration in which we have an untenable relationship.”
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[Revilo]

scum gone?

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/a-league/tinkler-pulls-plug-on-newcastle-jets-20120410-1wlx9.html

Billionaire owner of the Newcastle Jets, Nathan Tinkler, has decided to return the licence for the A-League franchise immediately to Football Federation Australia.
In a media release from the Hunter Sports Group, CEO Troy Palmer said it was a difficult decision but one forced on HSG by a breakdown in communications with the FFA.
“As a keen Jets and football fan this has been a tough decision and I am aware the impact this will have on members, players, coaches, fans and the entire football community,” Palmer said.
Advertisement: Story continues below
“I am particularly saddened for members and supporters who have embraced our community model, which has been accepted in so many areas as a successful and unique way to engage the entire community and build the A-League brand.
“It is also frustrating to have invested so much time, energy and money to save the Jets for the community at short notice and then continually hit road blocks at the FFA.
“It should never be forgotten that when we stepped in to save the club it was insolvent, there were only 500 members, diminishing crowds, minimal community engagement, no merchandise programme and negligible corporate support.
“During the 2011/12 season we believe we turned this around to be seen as leaders in all these areas.
“Unfortunately, having lost confidence in the FFA management and its ability to find a resolution, it is clear we have no other option.
“It is about removing ourselves from an administration in which we have an untenable relationship.”
MORE TO COME

Huge news, start a new thread?!

 

[MrCelery]

A relative was down at the Jets Club office today. Looks like this is the real deal.

Can't trust a Rugby League-loving mining magnate can you? First Palmer then Tinkler.

F$%king dickheads.

 

[scottmac]

seems orchestrated if you ask me.

As soon as WSYD is announced Tinkler pulls the pin on Jets. FFA will have to fund it. They have no choice.

Palmer didn't hurt much, this ones stings. Lowy has no choice but to change. Leadership, owners structure, CEO, something has to change otherwise there will be no investor in this country ready to part ways with their money.

 

[Nathan Byrn]

In another thread I mentioned this was going to Happen. Sage will be next !