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Central Coast Mariners Squad for 2009/10 HAL Season
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mariners4ever
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serious14 said:
but pele could use both feet right ???
bulldogmariner
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What about ALL NIGHT DWIGHT!
FORMER Manchester United forward and ex-Sydney FC star Dwight Yorke has been released by English Premier League club Sunderland.
Yorke, 37, was out of contract at the end of the season and the Trinidad and Tobago international has been told he will not be offered a new deal.
He made just eight appearances for the Black Cats this season, with his final match coming against United at the Stadium of Light last month.
Yorke won the Champions League as well as three Premier League titles during his four-year spell at Old Trafford.
FORMER Manchester United forward and ex-Sydney FC star Dwight Yorke has been released by English Premier League club Sunderland.
Yorke, 37, was out of contract at the end of the season and the Trinidad and Tobago international has been told he will not be offered a new deal.
He made just eight appearances for the Black Cats this season, with his final match coming against United at the Stadium of Light last month.
Yorke won the Champions League as well as three Premier League titles during his four-year spell at Old Trafford.
marinermick
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bulldogmariner said:
not out of the question - we did negotiate with him last time
marinermick
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Kareem said:as a striker or a holding mid? :
I think as holding midfield but he will probably not want to play there.
If not maybe attacking mid. A 90 minute Carceras and Yorke playing behind a fit Matt Simon would be quite mouth-watering.
At the end of pool games in the world cup he led the competition for completed passes. Was actually quite outstanding in that holding role in the WC playing against the world's best.
TheBlingIsDead
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I reckon the 3 years that have passed since the WC are huge at his age and therefore i doubt his ability to play midfield week in week out. He would be a fantastic signing in my opinion but would need to be used as an impact player in midfield or as a lazy goal poacher. An added bonus with this signing would be his knowledge and experience would help to shape matty simon's game (a better allround footballer), and to introduce Nik and Dylan to the back of the net.marinermick said:At the end of pool games in the world cup he led the competition for completed passes. Was actually quite outstanding in that holding role in the WC playing against the world's best.Kareem said:as a striker or a holding mid? :
TheBlingIsDead said:I reckon the 3 years that have passed since the WC are huge at his age and therefore i doubt his ability to play midfield week in week out. He would be a fantastic signing in my opinion but would need to be used as an impact player in midfield or as a lazy goal poacher. An added bonus with this signing would be his knowledge and experience would help to shape matty simon's game (a better allround footballer), and to introduce Nik and Dylan to the back of the net.marinermick said:At the end of pool games in the world cup he led the competition for completed passes. Was actually quite outstanding in that holding role in the WC playing against the world's best.Kareem said:as a striker or a holding mid? :
If we signed him up we could pay him a low playing wage and suppliment it with coaching wage.... I'd sign him up before Sterj but many may not. Fact is if this year is a rebuilding one we need to get bums on seats and no offence but sterj isn't going to have the same impact with the bums on seats that all night would......
finally retired
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agree that Dwight would bring more bums to Bluetongue than Sterj would (might get them away from the station and Kibble Park), plus with his experience he'd be a huge asset in bringing on the rest of the squad. who knows, he could even make Hutch look good. it would be great to have both Dwight AND Sterj, but given the money situation it's unlikely we'll get either of them.jaypee said:
bulldogmariner
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What about ALL NIGHT DWIGHT and BOZZA at Mariners that would be a dream made in heaven. Think of the parties!marinermick said:
dibo
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Meggsy's (probably) leaving Aalborg!
Let him know he's free to go on loan through the post-finals period to maintain his WC chances, but promise him regular football (and maybe the armband).
Let him know he's free to go on loan through the post-finals period to maintain his WC chances, but promise him regular football (and maybe the armband).
FFC Mariner
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dibo said:
+ Eleventy billion
TerrigalUtd
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Carney put up for transfer
DAVID Carney heads for Socceroo camp this weekend having been placed on the transfer list by Championship club Sheffield United.
The left-sided player has struggled to make an impression under Kevin Blackwell and spent the latter half of last year out on loan to Norwich City.
It remains to be seen how many A-League clubs decide to test the waters and make United an offer.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/104403,carney-put-up-for-transfer.aspx
Carney, Yorke, Beauchamp, Sterjovski. If we get one of those ill be extatic, 2 would be a dream but sadly i have this feeling that we won't get any.
DAVID Carney heads for Socceroo camp this weekend having been placed on the transfer list by Championship club Sheffield United.
The left-sided player has struggled to make an impression under Kevin Blackwell and spent the latter half of last year out on loan to Norwich City.
It remains to be seen how many A-League clubs decide to test the waters and make United an offer.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/104403,carney-put-up-for-transfer.aspx
Carney, Yorke, Beauchamp, Sterjovski. If we get one of those ill be extatic, 2 would be a dream but sadly i have this feeling that we won't get any.
Eternal Optimist
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TerrigalUtd said:
Keep the faith ... and it's OK to dream ... I do it all the time!
FFC Mariner
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The upside down Asia '09 scarf was prophetic wasnt it?
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