Arabmariner
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No need to take him out as he's not a goal threat anyway!UnitedsNo9 said:Aloi$i??? :
He should concentrate on the dangerous players.
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He should concentrate on the dangerous players.
thetormentor
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from www.foxsports.com.au
Mariners sign Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig to a two-year deal
By staff writers
June 09, 2009 Central Coast Mariners have begun assembling their playing roster for the 2009-2010 A-League season by signing Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig to a two-year deal.
A former Scotland under-21's representative, Doig made his Premier League debut as a 17-year-old for Nottingham Forest against Manchester United in 1998 and went on to play 93 matches for the club.
Central Coast manager Lawrie McKinna hinted that Doig could be the first of several signings for the Mariners, who finished the last A-League season in fourth position after the regular season before being eliminated by Queensland Roar in the finals series.
"Chris comes highly respected from plenty of good judges in the UK, Ive seen a DVD of him and he has great presence in the box, a solid left footed stopper, but hes also a solid professional, and Im looking forward to seeing what he can do in the Hyundai A-League," McKinna said.
"We are still looking at bringing in some more new faces, but as Ive said before, they have to be better than what we have already got.
"We'll sort through some CVs over the next couple of weeks while the boys are on holiday, and we should have some more lads on board before the squad gets back."
The 28-year-old will bring a wealth of experience to the Mariners, after completing 232 competitive matches in Englands top three divisions.
Doig's time at Forest was followed by a brief loan spell at Northampton in 2003, before shifting to the Cobblers for the start of the 2005-2006 season.
There, he played with current Central Coast squad member Pedj Bojic, and racked up 130 competitive appearances for the Cobblers, becoming the club's captain along the way
Mariners sign Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig to a two-year deal
By staff writers
June 09, 2009 Central Coast Mariners have begun assembling their playing roster for the 2009-2010 A-League season by signing Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig to a two-year deal.
A former Scotland under-21's representative, Doig made his Premier League debut as a 17-year-old for Nottingham Forest against Manchester United in 1998 and went on to play 93 matches for the club.
Central Coast manager Lawrie McKinna hinted that Doig could be the first of several signings for the Mariners, who finished the last A-League season in fourth position after the regular season before being eliminated by Queensland Roar in the finals series.
"Chris comes highly respected from plenty of good judges in the UK, Ive seen a DVD of him and he has great presence in the box, a solid left footed stopper, but hes also a solid professional, and Im looking forward to seeing what he can do in the Hyundai A-League," McKinna said.
"We are still looking at bringing in some more new faces, but as Ive said before, they have to be better than what we have already got.
"We'll sort through some CVs over the next couple of weeks while the boys are on holiday, and we should have some more lads on board before the squad gets back."
The 28-year-old will bring a wealth of experience to the Mariners, after completing 232 competitive matches in Englands top three divisions.
Doig's time at Forest was followed by a brief loan spell at Northampton in 2003, before shifting to the Cobblers for the start of the 2005-2006 season.
There, he played with current Central Coast squad member Pedj Bojic, and racked up 130 competitive appearances for the Cobblers, becoming the club's captain along the way
Arabmariner
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League's 1 and 2 over there........you need to have a bit of tosserness to be captain of a team in those leagues don't you ?serious14 said:
So the c**t position is taken care of ...........now for some midfield flare...........please!
Dutch Wives
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YYEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSS
well done ccm
im guessing sheffield did the medical as our clubs are linked and so we wouldndt have to pay for a plane ticket to check on him (assuming the clubs covers those costs)
well done ccm
im guessing sheffield did the medical as our clubs are linked and so we wouldndt have to pay for a plane ticket to check on him (assuming the clubs covers those costs)
serious14
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dru said:
You know me too well.
I more meant it from a 'there won't be too much change to the way he's been playing' kinda thing, he can just pick up where he left off (minus the shipping goals and relegation part). I just hope what Arab said is right about the c*nt position (heh) - goodness knows we need it filled (HA!!!).Bit wary of the whole "signing without trialling" and "I've seen a DVD of him" - hope that doesn't become a permanent thing.
bjw
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Honkee said:brennan said:FFC Mariner said:
Archie Thompson round 1
and take your pick from the scum in round 2.
You picked Archie to put the first hit on? Have you not read that Musc**t I signed on again?
doig and Musc**t going into a tackle together
would just love to see Archie try his silky smooth moves on him and then Doig just says "Yeah, well f**k you" and completley f**ks him over.
serious14
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brennan said:Honkee said:brennan said:FFC Mariner said:
Archie Thompson round 1
and take your pick from the scum in round 2.
You picked Archie to put the first hit on? Have you not read that Musc**t I signed on again?
doig and Musc**t going into a tackle together
would just love to see Archie try his silky smooth moves on him and then Doig just says "Yeah, well f**k you" and completley f**ks him over.
OR, Archie runs in from the other side and continues his stupid scoring record against us.
I'd certainly prefer the former though....
Sorry did we just sign Roy Keane!brennan said:Honkee said:brennan said:FFC Mariner said:
Archie Thompson round 1
and take your pick from the scum in round 2.
You picked Archie to put the first hit on? Have you not read that Musc**t I signed on again?
doig and Musc**t going into a tackle together
would just love to see Archie try his silky smooth moves on him and then Doig just says "Yeah, well f**k you" and completley f**ks him over.
Could be a great for us though! Would have loved it if we chased Ljubo and had this bloke too! Keep the check book out CCM
doig is a great signing, adds alot of expeience at the back and i reckon this will really help wilko develop his game a bit more and take alot of the pressure off him. Doubt he will get captain cause he is the new bloke but he will be a leader out on the park, maybe vice captain. Good work CCM
midfielder
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Good news ... LG said in the express last week over the next two to three weeks we will have some news. Still two or three signings to go.. so that is Huke, Travis, now Doig, pus two or three more ... maybe it will not be as bad a season as many of us through...
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