marinermick
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Jesus said:
pretty sure both parents are croatian - i know his dad is definitely
yep, croatia is not in the EU but they are close to joining
slovenia just joined this year
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David Carney & Mile Jedinak
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pretty sure both parents are croatian - i know his dad is definitely
yep, croatia is not in the EU but they are close to joining
slovenia just joined this year
gosford_mariner
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mile gone, pick up cabbage...................awsome
It basically comes down to whether Carney finds a new club before the window closes. If he doesn't, I think there's a good chance he'll come here; like Lawrie says, A-League finals and ACL has to be better than reserve team football.
If he does find a new club in Europe, of course that's his first choice and so it should be.
Some media reports make him look in demand, others suggest he might come back. You never know the sources for this stuff, whether they're gunning for better deals or drumming up interest, or what's happening. I think it's basically a wait and see game.
If he does find a new club in Europe, of course that's his first choice and so it should be.
Some media reports make him look in demand, others suggest he might come back. You never know the sources for this stuff, whether they're gunning for better deals or drumming up interest, or what's happening. I think it's basically a wait and see game.
pjennings
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Sorry - is the guy actually that good? He seemed to be worked out by the opposition after the first season of the A-League. When he plays at LB for Australia out CBs always look to have a bad game - when in fact they are just covering an out of position Carney.
As you can guess I don't want him except for maybe as a backup - and definitely not at LB.
As you can guess I don't want him except for maybe as a backup - and definitely not at LB.
TerrigalUtd
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EXCLUSIVE: [glow=red,2,300]Lawrie McKinna believes David Carney could play up to 11 games for the Mariners[/glow] if he can sign the out-of-favour Sheffield United winger on loan as a marquee this month.
McKinna contacted Sheffield United yesterday about offering the Socceroo a loan spell at Bluetongue stadium.
That spell could significantly boost the Mariners' A-League chances if the former Sydney FC star arrived on a marquee deal at the end of January.
This would mean the Sheffield United Aussie could play in the A-League finals in February if the Mariners, as expected, qualify as well as the Asian Champions League starting in March.
The attacking wingback potentially gets 11 quality games under his belt before the next transfer window opens in Europe.
The Mariners supremo told au.fourfourtwo.com the Carney option would benefit both club and player.
"If he wants a move and doesn't get anything in Europe, he's better off coming back on loan and playing games rather than reserve football.
"Nothing's official. I've emailed Sheffield United yesterday about it and have not heard back."
He added: "It gives him a chance to put himself back in the shop window ahead of the June transfer window.
"We don't have the full squad right now, we've got about 18 players so it'd help us.
[glow=red,2,300]"We should know in about ten days."[/glow]
One player who will be on trial at Bluetongue soon is Sydney FC youth team midfielder Chris Triantis.
The talented former NSW Premier League will finish his commitments with Sydney FC before trialling with the Gosford-based franchise.
Triantis has not made the Sydney FC first team largely due to starting XI regulars Terry McFlynn and Stuart Musialik being very similar in style and position to the former Sydney Olympic player.
But like Kofi Danning, Rhyan Grant and Zach Cairncross, the 21-year-old has impressed with Steve O'Connor's youth team.
"We'll give Triantis a chance to see what he can do but I wouldn't imagine he'd be a replacement for Mile Jedinak just yet," said McKinna.
McKinna plucked Jedinak from the NSW Premier League in 2006 before the midfielder became a star and was sold to Turkish club Genclerbirligi two weeks ago.
In other A-League news, gun Melbourne youngster Cameron Watson will trial with Gold Coast United when they begin pre-season in April.
McKinna contacted Sheffield United yesterday about offering the Socceroo a loan spell at Bluetongue stadium.
That spell could significantly boost the Mariners' A-League chances if the former Sydney FC star arrived on a marquee deal at the end of January.
This would mean the Sheffield United Aussie could play in the A-League finals in February if the Mariners, as expected, qualify as well as the Asian Champions League starting in March.
The attacking wingback potentially gets 11 quality games under his belt before the next transfer window opens in Europe.
The Mariners supremo told au.fourfourtwo.com the Carney option would benefit both club and player.
"If he wants a move and doesn't get anything in Europe, he's better off coming back on loan and playing games rather than reserve football.
"Nothing's official. I've emailed Sheffield United yesterday about it and have not heard back."
He added: "It gives him a chance to put himself back in the shop window ahead of the June transfer window.
"We don't have the full squad right now, we've got about 18 players so it'd help us.
[glow=red,2,300]"We should know in about ten days."[/glow]
One player who will be on trial at Bluetongue soon is Sydney FC youth team midfielder Chris Triantis.
The talented former NSW Premier League will finish his commitments with Sydney FC before trialling with the Gosford-based franchise.
Triantis has not made the Sydney FC first team largely due to starting XI regulars Terry McFlynn and Stuart Musialik being very similar in style and position to the former Sydney Olympic player.
But like Kofi Danning, Rhyan Grant and Zach Cairncross, the 21-year-old has impressed with Steve O'Connor's youth team.
"We'll give Triantis a chance to see what he can do but I wouldn't imagine he'd be a replacement for Mile Jedinak just yet," said McKinna.
McKinna plucked Jedinak from the NSW Premier League in 2006 before the midfielder became a star and was sold to Turkish club Genclerbirligi two weeks ago.
In other A-League news, gun Melbourne youngster Cameron Watson will trial with Gold Coast United when they begin pre-season in April.
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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pjennings said:
Thank god for that post. I thought I must've been going insane or something - I don't see what's so good about him. I wouldn't want him playing for us, tbh. All I can remember about seeing him play was just how well we generally contained him.
Here's an idea - stop chasing attackers and start LOOKING FOR SOME FRIKKING DEFENDERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FFC Mariner
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Cant see that Carney would add anything to our squad TBH.
Pie eater says he will be fit, Adrian can revert to LM.
What we actually NEED is a CM/DM
Pie eater says he will be fit, Adrian can revert to LM.
What we actually NEED is a CM/DM
bulldogmariner
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Why does everyone keep talking about Carney??????
He will not be coming to the Mariners!!! He spoke to Coast Fm in December and said he wouldn't be coming.
He will not be coming to the Mariners!!! He spoke to Coast Fm in December and said he wouldn't be coming.
bulldogmariner
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Well some media need to speak to the player himself and then they would understand he doesnt want to go to the mariners.Rowdy said:bulldogmariner said:
Why? caus its in todays CCExpress, yet again. :
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