It appears to be crunch time for the Newcastle Jets, with
football officials holding crisis talks about the ongoing future of Nathan
Tinkler as its owner.
Newcastle Jets players have been told the club cannot pay
their monthly salaries, leaving them out of pocket for the offseson break.
It is not the first time the former coal baron Nathan
Tinkler has been unable to pay players and staff, but the current scenario
appears more dire than ever.
The club has told the ABC the Jets are now in talks with
Football Federation Australia (FFA) about the club's ownership, with
suggestions Nathan Tinkler is on the verge of being stripped of his licence.
The ABC has been told Jets CEO Mitchell Murphy has this
afternoon told players they will not be paid until further notice.
FFA CEO David Gallop has described the situation as
unacceptable.
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