Oct 18, 2026 · 10 min · 9 segments
Zane Bojack spoke to Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan about the new season and their hopes after they claimed the Premier's Plate last season for the first time in the club's history.
Mark MilliganGuest
Zane BojackHostShriver's ball is a good one.
Oh, must not go.
It is.
It's gone in.
Incredible.
And it's come off Oli Laval of all players at the back post.
And it might even have gone in off the goalkeeper himself.
Two all between Central Coast and Newcastle Jets with the grey-wiggle Andrew Redmayne unable to recover a header at the back from Oli Laval, who had been the Mariners' hero up until that point after putting them in front.
It's been part of a stellar line-up of matches in the A-League on its opening weekend.
Yesterday, New Zealand, Auckland FC got off to the perfect start in their championship defence.
MacArthur defeated Perth Glory 2-1, and today the Wellington Phoenix host Melbourne victory from 1pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time.
But as you just heard, it was a welcome point for the Newcastle Jets and head coach Mark Milligan after a difficult start to the season.
It's very hard to win Asian Champions League matches when you aren't playing football.
So I'm sure the former Socceroos legend and last year's A-League Premier's Plate winning coach, Mark Milligan, is glad to have the season underway and have a point beside his team's name.
Shriver's ball is a good one.
Oh, must not go.
It is.
It's gone in.
Incredible.
And it's come off Oli Laval of all players at the back post.
And it might even have gone in off the goalkeeper himself.
Two all between Central Coast and Newcastle Jets with the grey-wiggle Andrew Redmayne unable to recover a header at the back from Oli Laval, who had been the Mariners' hero up until that point after putting them in front.
It's been part of a stellar line-up of matches in the A-League on its opening weekend.
Yesterday, New Zealand, Auckland FC got off to the perfect start in their championship defence.
MacArthur defeated Perth Glory 2-1, and today the Wellington Phoenix host Melbourne victory from 1pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time.
But as you just heard, it was a welcome point for the Newcastle Jets and head coach Mark Milligan after a difficult start to the season.
It's very hard to win Asian Champions League matches when you aren't playing football.
So I'm sure the former Socceroos legend and last year's A-League Premier's Plate winning coach, Mark Milligan, is glad to have the season underway and have a point beside his team's name.
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