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2021 FFA Cup
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JoyfulPenguin
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Avoca
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Thankfully we’re a much better team now. Leaps & bounds!
JoyfulPenguin
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I hope that we still are, just worried how much of our improvement has walked out the door with Stajcic and Arrante.
If we don't collectively function as a unit like last season, I'm concerned that players will regress and flaws hidden by our system will be exposed.
Forum Phoenix
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I actually think we’re likely going to be a better side, but I think it’s pretty evident most other teams started very under done last year which helped us make a dream start, and I doubt we’ll ge that lucky this year, so we’ll really have to earn it.
But bottom line we have skill and leadership through our whole spine now and no way will we be easy beats, lookout Blacktown, payback time.
As long as we can get some signings done soon. We are in a much better place than when we were previously bundled out early but if we potentially don’t have Tongyik (unknown if returning), Rowles and Stensness it does weaken us significantly. I think avoiding a cupset is important for mentality and external perception with Staj leaving.
The club will undoubtedly already be planning thoroughly for this game and there is no doubt in my mind that Monty will want to take our participation in this competition seriously.
I am therefore happy for the club to do what it needs to do behind the scenes and no doubt other signings will be announced as they need to be.
I am therefore happy for the club to do what it needs to do behind the scenes and no doubt other signings will be announced as they need to be.
JoyfulPenguin
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In some of the other FFA Cup clashes we have some former Mariners playing:
If players are bolded they have had a senior contract, italicts if they never appeared in a senior match.
Fabio Ferreria, Michael Glassock and Nick Sorras' Sydney Olympic will face Sydney FC.
Mitch Rooke and Broadmeadow Magic will face the Western Sydney Wanderers.
David D’Appuzzo, Peter Kekeris, Ivan Necevski, Blake Powell and Corey Gamerio will line up with APIA Leichardt against Tigers FC of the ACT.
Marc Warren and John Roberts will play host with the Mount Druitt Town Rangers as they play former Mariners Bilal Belkadi, Aidan Munford and the Wollongong Wolves.
Jed Hornery and Newcastle Olympic will vs A-League Macarthur FC.
Brenton Fox will lineup with Peninsula Power as they face A-League opposition in Brisbane Roar.
Chris Harold will face Adelaide Olympic with his ECU Joondalup teammates.
If players are bolded they have had a senior contract, italicts if they never appeared in a senior match.
Fabio Ferreria, Michael Glassock and Nick Sorras' Sydney Olympic will face Sydney FC.
Mitch Rooke and Broadmeadow Magic will face the Western Sydney Wanderers.
David D’Appuzzo, Peter Kekeris, Ivan Necevski, Blake Powell and Corey Gamerio will line up with APIA Leichardt against Tigers FC of the ACT.
Marc Warren and John Roberts will play host with the Mount Druitt Town Rangers as they play former Mariners Bilal Belkadi, Aidan Munford and the Wollongong Wolves.
Jed Hornery and Newcastle Olympic will vs A-League Macarthur FC.
Brenton Fox will lineup with Peninsula Power as they face A-League opposition in Brisbane Roar.
Chris Harold will face Adelaide Olympic with his ECU Joondalup teammates.
priorpeter
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Love your work as always, JP!
bikinigirl
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. had to giggle about the bold and italics ... and then shake my head
Corsair
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Thought he was supposed to have retired?
JoyfulPenguin
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I think he decided to end his professional career and just continue to play for enjoyment.
sydmariner
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FFA Cup 2021 begins transition to weekend matches as Round of 32 Fixture Schedule Confirmed
For the first time in FFA Cup history, a Round of 32 match will take place on a weekend, with a mouth-watering encou
sydmariner
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Club in focus: Blacktown City
Blacktown City have twice reached the quarter finals of the FFA Cup and will aim to push for a historic Semi Fi
sydmariner
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How to watch the FFA Cup in 2021
The FFA Cup Final Rounds are fast approaching, and there will be a new way to watch Australia's premier club knockou
Corsair
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TLDR: live and free via 10 PlayHow to watch the FFA Cup in 2021
The FFA Cup Final Rounds are fast approaching, and there will be a new way to watch Australia's premier club knockouwww.theffacup.com.au
I installed the 10 play app on my phone, it did require registration details to create an account.
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sydmariner
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FFA Cup 2021 Fixture Update
Please find below the following updates to the FFA Cup Final Rounds Playoffs 2021 & FFA Cup 20
They will still want subscribers at launch. If anything they could just tack on an extra month or two easily enough
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