marinermick
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offtheball said:
gumprecht was out injured and caceras missed two days of training in the last week due to sickness
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Central Coast Mariners Squad for 2009/10 HAL Season
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gumprecht was out injured and caceras missed two days of training in the last week due to sickness
finally retired
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tyson said:
as soon as he came on we looked far more attacking and seemed to spark the rest of the team. I was surprised Mrdja wasn't taken off sooner....he never really got into the game.
clarence
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Jesus said:
Saw an article from North Fury saying that they've dropped plans to continue negotiations with Chippers - as soon as they found out that the Jets were also involved. Good one Chippers, you shot yourself in the foot there by shopping yourself around.
How long is he going to use the lame excuse about opportunities for his missus to study etc. before every A-League club tires of his bartering? Make a decision on who to play for, or f**k off back to Basel.
marinersman
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clarence said:
Bloody hell, what's with the vitriol? He's hardly whoring himself around to every HAL club. Maybe there's just a slight chance a player of his calibre will attract enquiries from every club once they get wind of a possibilty he's coming back.
Sounds like he's staying in Europe anyway which is what he should do until after the WC. Last thing we need is a key NT player without a club four months prior to South Africa.
marinersman
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So was the number three, Huke's his name I think.
FERAL YELLA
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Why didn't we chase Robbie Fowler. His name has been bandied around before and we all know now he was serious. I mean, fair dinkum, Townsville or Gosford, it's a no brainer. I hope he likes Rednecks and humidity!
FERAL YELLA
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BTW, I'm assuming final score tonight was 2-2. I dont have fox so have to keep checking the net!
georgemladenov
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I hope Lawrie and co' are still keeping a look at the NSWPL because a few imports and youngsters are really starting to shine.
Marconi:
Kader Toure - Ivory Coast: The best way to describe him would be a good version of Kofi Danning. He's a strong and fast attacking left midfielder who can whip in a dangerous ball, especially on the counter attack. Marconi's other import, Iraqi Ali Abbas has taken all the hype, but I think Toure is actually the better footballer.
Ali Abbas - Iraq: Small (actually considerably small by Australian standards) but deceitfully nippy attacking midfielder/striker. He has potential, but lost the ball too easily in a physical confrontation for my liking in the game that I saw him. Nevertheless, Abbas could be a handy weapon off the bench if a game needed an injection of life. He also has invaluable experience from his Asian Cup success.
Bankstown:
Salameh Hussein - Lebanon: Hussein, a striker, is a Lebanon U/20 international. What he lacks in height he more than makes up in skill. I would go as far as saying that on the ball, Australian domestic football has not seen anybody in this mould since Nick Carle. If we wanted a big-man/little-man combination, Hussein can provide that. For a man of his size, Hussein has a powerful shot and holds up the ball extremely well.
Sutherland:
Panny Nikas - Aussie: Panny should be someone we look at for our youth team. He's a box to box type midfielder who can score goals and has good distribution. Under a more professional environment, Nikas could turn into a decent footballer.
Marconi:
Kader Toure - Ivory Coast: The best way to describe him would be a good version of Kofi Danning. He's a strong and fast attacking left midfielder who can whip in a dangerous ball, especially on the counter attack. Marconi's other import, Iraqi Ali Abbas has taken all the hype, but I think Toure is actually the better footballer.
Ali Abbas - Iraq: Small (actually considerably small by Australian standards) but deceitfully nippy attacking midfielder/striker. He has potential, but lost the ball too easily in a physical confrontation for my liking in the game that I saw him. Nevertheless, Abbas could be a handy weapon off the bench if a game needed an injection of life. He also has invaluable experience from his Asian Cup success.
Bankstown:
Salameh Hussein - Lebanon: Hussein, a striker, is a Lebanon U/20 international. What he lacks in height he more than makes up in skill. I would go as far as saying that on the ball, Australian domestic football has not seen anybody in this mould since Nick Carle. If we wanted a big-man/little-man combination, Hussein can provide that. For a man of his size, Hussein has a powerful shot and holds up the ball extremely well.
Sutherland:
Panny Nikas - Aussie: Panny should be someone we look at for our youth team. He's a box to box type midfielder who can score goals and has good distribution. Under a more professional environment, Nikas could turn into a decent footballer.
Dutch Wives
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nice scouting, they sound great
send to LM post-haste
send to LM post-haste
FFC Mariner
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If you were looking for a Marquee (or v expensive player really) you could do worse than pick from either
Kanu (due to be released by Pompey, rumoured to be off to the middle east)
Darren Huckerby (released by Norwich and rumoured to be off to the US)
Burnley strike Ade Akinbiyi is wanted by Houston Dynamo
Not world beaters I agree but would easily do a job in the HAL.
Kanu (due to be released by Pompey, rumoured to be off to the middle east)
Darren Huckerby (released by Norwich and rumoured to be off to the US)
Burnley strike Ade Akinbiyi is wanted by Houston Dynamo
Not world beaters I agree but would easily do a job in the HAL.
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