Newcastle Jets are in search of a new chief executive following the unexpected resignation of Tain Drinkwater, who has been with the club for less than 15 months. Drinkwater's departure comes after a period of speculation about her future, and she has been on leave for the past ten days. The club's ownership group, Maverick Sports Partners, acknowledged her contributions during a crucial time in the club's development, particularly as they prepare for the upcoming 2026/27 season. The Jets are now focused on ensuring continuity in both football and business operations during this transition. Coach Mark Milligan and general manager of football Nigel Boogaard are currently managing player retention and recruitment. The Jets have 11 senior players and three scholarship players on their roster, with recent signings and contract extensions in the works. As the club navigates this leadership change, fans are eager to see how it will impact their performance in the A-League.
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Newcastle Jets Seek New Boss After Tain Drinkwater's Resignation
Newcastle Jets are searching for a new chief executive following Tain Drinkwater's resignation. Key players are set for retention and recruitment.
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