Source: Newcastle City Council
The Lord Mayor of Newcastle, Councillor John Tate and Newcastle City Council will join with the Jets to celebrate their inaugural Hyundai A-League Premiership win on Thursday 28th February from 3.30pm in front of City Hall. And will it be a celebration! ,
The RAAF at Williamtown will do a fly over of the celebrations by three FA18’s, the victorious players and coaching staff will be introduced to the waiting crowd, the Hyundai A-League Trophy will be on display and commemorative merchandise will be available.
Source: Newcastle Jets
The Newcastle Jets are the 2008 Hyundai A-League Champions! The Jets defeated the Central Coast Mariners 1-0 in front of over 36,000 fans at the Sydney Football Stadium today.
The opening period, and indeed the majority of the game, was dominated by the team from the Hunter, as their astute passing game troubled the Mariners no end.
Source: Newcastle City Council
The Ticketek Hunter Street Box Office will be open from 9am to 7pm (2 hours of extra trading) on Tuesday 19 February 2008 to help provide ticket sales for the Hyundai A-League 2008 Grand Final.
Tickets may also be purchased over the phone 02 4929 1977
Source: Newcastle Jets
The Newcastle Jets are Grand Final bound after a dramatic 3-2 extra-time victory over a mobile and difficult Queensland Roar outfit.
In front of a massive and vocal crowd at EnergyAustralia Stadium, coach Gary Van Egmond came through with his midweek promise and he and the team delivered a performance that Novocastrians can be forever proud of.
Source: Newcastle Jets
This week could serve as one of the biggest occasions in the long history of football in the Hunter region. A spot in the 2008 Hyundai A-League Grand Final is on the line this Sunday as the Jets take on the Queensland Roar in the Preliminary Final.
Coincidentally, this is the same stage of the competition that saw the Jets bow out of last season’s Finals Series against Adelaide United in a heartbreaking penalty shootout. This time, however, there is one significant difference; we’re on home soil.
















