The Newcastle Jets will seek a new Head Coach for the
2015/16 Hyundai A-League season, Football Federation Australia (FFA) has
announced today.
The decision to make a fresh start follows a review of the
Newcastle Jets’ performance last season in relation to A-League benchmarks for
technical, tactical, conditioning and sports science.
“Clearly, the Jets had a difficult season and this was
reflected in the position on the A-League table,” said Head of Hyundai
A-League, Damien de Bohun.
De Bohun: Fresh start for Newcastle Jets
“But this decision is also driven by the desire in the
Newcastle football community for a new beginning with the new club.”
The decision means that the Head Coach of the old club Phil
Stubbins will not be a part of the new club’s staff.
“Phil is a decent football man and we wish him all the best
with the next stage of his career,” said Damien de Bohun.
FFA said the new Head Coach would be given the primary role
of selecting his coaching staff. The assistant coaches of the old club, Mark
Jones and James Pascoe, and goalkeeper coach Jess Van Strattan, will not go
across to the new club at this stage.
Last Wednesday, FFA revoked the A-League licence held by
Newcastle Jets Football Operations Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Hunter Sports Group
(HSG). A new licence was issued to a new FFA-controlled entity, which will
represent Northern NSW in the A-League as the Newcastle Jets.
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