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CCM Fans and the club PT 2
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pjennings
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Shaun said yesterday that it is a matter of when - not if. But that the change of ownership (still to be approved) while going through the application process may delay us for next season. He also said WUN were about to be announced
pjennings
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Central Coast Mariners are currently still working with the Australian Professional Leagues and Football Australia on our submission and plans to hold an A-League Women’s license. The recent announcement of Richard Peil as a director has resulted in the Mariners having the ability to adjust our proposal, and we feel that this will have a very positive impact on our plans for a Women’s A-League team on the coast.
For clarity, Central Coast Mariners still need to confirm with council and key sponsors that they have secured the training facilities and commercial resources required to obtain the license.
Everyone at the Central Coast Mariners welcomes the great news that Western United will be entering the Liberty A-League Women’s next season and will maintain updates around the Mariners’ situation when more information becomes readily available.
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Central Coast Mariners Women's Team Update
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Insertnamehere
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FMD those pricks have zero infrastructure. Zero support and we don't have the team.
Corsair
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I highly doubt that, Shaun was pretty obviously inferring it wouldn't be next season but the one after.
Corsair
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I wonder if it will hurt our crowd numbers for the men's games.
Shouldn’t have any notable impact IMO. Often play earlier, shorter season and generally small crowds.
FFC Mariner
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sydmariner
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Pluim?.
Pluim would be up to W standards
ryan
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Would they not train at the CoE?
FFC Mariner
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Only 1 pitch and no facilities according to SM on the pod (if I heard right)
BrisRecky
I'm an idiot savant without the pesky savant bit
Your f**king kidding !….them getting in before us is a absolute f**king joke ….the men’s team got In meeting about 50% of the criteria , imagine the liberty will have the same
marinermick
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Make that $102
wonder if I can claim that $10 eth still - in 3 years it might be worth $11.50
Corsair
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Check it in 5 minutes it'll be $2000, check again 5 mins after that it'll be $2
FFC Mariner
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Its ok - the exchange probably swept your real money out months a go and what you are watching in an elaborate ponzi scheme
Corsair
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It'd be funny if it wasn't true. I was thinking pyramid but ponzi is probably closer to the mark. Being an old-ish fart does come with some advantages...
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