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Scott Neville

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    • Date Of Birth: 11/01/89
    Nation: Australia
    Birthplace: Devon, England
    Squad Number: 12
    Position: Right Fullback
    Joined Wanderers: 08/06/15
    Contract Details: 2 Year Initial Contract
    Contract Finish: 2016/17
    Previous Club: Newcastle Jets
    Wanderers Debut: 29th September 2015 vs Perth Glory
    A-League Appearances: 51
    A-League Goals: 1
    ACL Appearances: 4
    ACL Goals: 0
    FFA Cup Appearances: 4
    FFA Cup Goals: 2
    Total Appearances: 59
    Total Goals: 3
    Yearly Appearances & Goals: 2015/16: 29 (1), 2016/17: 30 (2)
    Highlight: Scored the Wanderers only goal in the 2015/16 A-League Grand Final.
    Description: The son of an English football league player, Scott Neville began his professional career with a 4 season stint at Perth Glory, before joining the Newcastle Jets for 3 seasons. As a result of the Tinkler ownership crisis he was able to move clubs and joined the Wanderers. After 2 seasons of competent defence and the occasional goal or assist, he moved on to join the Perth Glory.
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Jukes75

I've been a harsh critic of Neville all season but last night he was solid and then some.

 

He finally delivered a brilliant cross and for once we actually had players waiting in the box. Good game all round.

 

 

He still needs to work on taking on players though. He had an embarrassing stumble over the ball in the second half but fully redeemed himself with the cross for the goal. Plus I do like a player that goes for a nutmeg and comes out with the ball. Good work last night.

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Guest Melvin

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I don't think he did much different on Friday night. I've always admired his resilience in defence. And would like to keep him in the squad for next season.

 

His crosses are a problem. He put one brilliant cross to Santa, but one swallow doesn't make a summer.

 

Let's hope this was a genuine technical change not a one off.

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Jewwfro

As a fullback he never fails, week in and week out he is solid in defence.

 

Crosses can be practised, although I doubt he will learn if he hasn't by the end of the season.

 

Also he's pulled a couple of nutmegs in the last few weeks, great to see since he stumbles over the ball sometimes.

 

Perfect signing imo and would like to see him stay. 

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tardotz

His crosses haven't been good all season but that goal was amazing (unless it was a misguided pass  :meep: ). His job is in defence and he has been solid all season. He is an underrated player but I'm sure he is very appreciated by his team members.  

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mack

 

He's like D'Apuzzo V2.0

 

 

so an improvement on one of our most solid defenders we've had in our short history?

 

i'll take it.

Faster, better, stronger. D'Apuzzo was the prototype, Neville is the production model.

 

If he keeps working on his crossing he will be a complete fullback. 3 year extension please.

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tardotz

Was sighted by FFA for his gesture towards the Reds fans. Copped a $1000 fine. Should we start another fund like we did for Nichols :P;):ninja:

 

 

I wonder if the Newcastle Jets coach Mark Jones has been cited for the obscene gesture after their second goal?
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tardotz

Or Hoole for "inciting the crowd"?

 

That would be stupid. Neville shouldn't be sighted and neither should the others. It's all pretty harmless IMO.

It's ridiculous, they try to show they are in control and are doing everything to stamp it, but all they are doing it giving it more publicity
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Valter43

How ******* soft do you have to be? Christ almighty, I've seen worse things happen in my cousins kindergarten class. What a joke.

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