![FAN FAVOURITE: Hannah Brewer is one of two Jets originals in the Newcastle squad. Picture: Jonathan Caroll FAN FAVOURITE: Hannah Brewer is one of two Jets originals in the Newcastle squad. Picture: Jonathan Caroll](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ikLFZZUcNnvgygfqz78ZET/c5d1dd64-647d-445e-8748-83ad9b19a161.jpg/r426_1002_3490_3398_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
As we count down until Newcastle's A-League Women's season kicks off against Sydney at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium on December 4, the Newcastle Herald has gone one-on-one with the Jets to find out more about each footballer.
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Jets defender Hannah Brewer is one of two foundation players in the squad, along with Gema Simon, and is eyeing a 14th national league season. It is her 11th in Jets colours.
As a long-serving player, the Central Coast 28-year-old has experienced the club's highs and lows - from finals football in 2008-09 and 2017-18 to collecting the wooden spoon.
She is a fan favourite and described by Jets coach Ash Wilson as someone who plays with "pure aggression and passion".
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NH: What was your first club, and how old were you?
HB: Berkeley Vale Wombats, and I was about eight. I actually always wanted to play rugby league but my family wasn't too keen on that, so my next best option was soccer.
NH: What do you do off the field?
HB: I work as a teacher in special education. I'm currently working in an ED unit helping students with mental health. There's definitely some tough days but I love my job. I'm definitely a family girl. I love spending time with my family and friends, and my dog. There's not much time for anything else with working then travelling back and forth to training.
![Long-serving Jet Hannah Brewer is equally comfortable putting her body on the line in defence and running the ball forward for an attacking raid. Picture: Jonathan Carroll Long-serving Jet Hannah Brewer is equally comfortable putting her body on the line in defence and running the ball forward for an attacking raid. Picture: Jonathan Carroll](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ikLFZZUcNnvgygfqz78ZET/662660d7-3735-418d-9ada-50b47b0582fa.jpg/r0_401_4878_3219_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
NH: What TV series are you addicted to?
HB: I'm into true crime, so I get hooked on all of the documentaries. I'm a bit late to the game but I did just finish watching Sons of Anarchy.
NH: What can't you live without?
HB: My dog - I walk around with him tattooed on my arm.
NH: What music is playing on game day?
HB: I'm a bit old school. I was definitely born in the wrong era. I've got 70s and 80s music on a playlist that I bang out and sing along to in the change room, which is a little bit of fun, and on the drive up from the Central Coast. That's wild.
NH: Do you have any pre-match habits?
HB: Definitely not. I love my morning walk and a coffee but I'm pretty cruisy. I just rock up to the game and play.
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