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Former Mariners in the NPL
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sydmariner
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They've got Monty he's f*****g quality
Ledgenddairy former ccm striker Dylan McCalister score'd manly's 2nd goal.
Ledgenddairy former ccm striker Dylan McCalister score'd manly's 2nd goal.
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sydmariner
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Former Academy player Steve Whyte scoring for Ben Cahn's Olympic FC
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Match starting at 7:00 PM involving a number of former Mariners Academy players:
JoyfulPenguin
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Former Academy Mariners players in action for the Lambton Jaffas here: #2 Ridge Mapu #3 Liam O'Dell, #4 Nathan Verity and #5 Marcus Duncan. Former A-League players Braedyn Crowley (#14) and Ryan Griffiths (#7) playing as well.
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NPL NSW Men's 1
Sydney United 58 2-1 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
Adrian Vlastelica played a full game, scored (9') and received a yellow card, Chris Payne played a full game, Matt Sim played a full game, Glen Trifiro played a full game, Panni Nikas played a full game, Sam Perre played until the 71st minute.
Bonnyrigg White Eagles 1-2 Sydney United 58
Aaron Peterson came on in the 59th minute, David Bradasevic was an unused substitute.
You can watch the full game here:
Wollongong Wolves 1-1 A.P.I.A. Leichhardt Tigers FC
Justin Pasfield played a full game, Nick Montgomery played a full match, Brendan Griffin came on in the 78th minute.
A.P.I.A. Leichhardt Tigers FC 1-1 Wollongong Wolves
Ivan Necevski played a full game.
Hakoah Sydney City 1-2 Blacktown City
Jordan Crighton played a full game and Cameron Draper played a full game.
Blacktown City 2-1 Hakoah Sydney City
Matthew Lewis played a full game, Yianni Spyrakis played a full game, Daniel Bragg played until the 68th minute, Zac Cairncross came on in the 88th minute and Mason Versi was an unused substitute.
Sutherland Sharks 0-1 Manly United
Lachlan Everett played a full game and Nick Littler played a full game and received a yellow card
Manly United 1-0 Sutherland Sharks
Dylan Mitchell played a full game and kept a clean sheet, Kieran Paull played a full game, Jamie Lobb played a full game, Dominic Ferguson played a full game, Dylan Macallister played until the 76th minute, Mitchell Rooke was an unused substitute.
Sydney FC 2-3 Sydney Olympic
Patrick Flottmann played a full game.
Sydney Olympic 3-2 Sydney FC
Paul Henderson played a full game.
Sydney United 58 2-1 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
Adrian Vlastelica played a full game, scored (9') and received a yellow card, Chris Payne played a full game, Matt Sim played a full game, Glen Trifiro played a full game, Panni Nikas played a full game, Sam Perre played until the 71st minute.
Bonnyrigg White Eagles 1-2 Sydney United 58
Aaron Peterson came on in the 59th minute, David Bradasevic was an unused substitute.
You can watch the full game here:
Wollongong Wolves 1-1 A.P.I.A. Leichhardt Tigers FC
Justin Pasfield played a full game, Nick Montgomery played a full match, Brendan Griffin came on in the 78th minute.
A.P.I.A. Leichhardt Tigers FC 1-1 Wollongong Wolves
Ivan Necevski played a full game.
Hakoah Sydney City 1-2 Blacktown City
Jordan Crighton played a full game and Cameron Draper played a full game.
Blacktown City 2-1 Hakoah Sydney City
Matthew Lewis played a full game, Yianni Spyrakis played a full game, Daniel Bragg played until the 68th minute, Zac Cairncross came on in the 88th minute and Mason Versi was an unused substitute.
Sutherland Sharks 0-1 Manly United
Lachlan Everett played a full game and Nick Littler played a full game and received a yellow card
Manly United 1-0 Sutherland Sharks
Dylan Mitchell played a full game and kept a clean sheet, Kieran Paull played a full game, Jamie Lobb played a full game, Dominic Ferguson played a full game, Dylan Macallister played until the 76th minute, Mitchell Rooke was an unused substitute.
Sydney FC 2-3 Sydney Olympic
Patrick Flottmann played a full game.
Sydney Olympic 3-2 Sydney FC
Paul Henderson played a full game.
JoyfulPenguin
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Rockdale City Suns 2-1 Marconi Stallions
Michael Neill played a full game, Trent McClenahan played until the 28th minute.
Marconi Stallions 1-2 Rockdale City Suns
Michael Beauchamp played a full game, Marc Warren played a full game and received a yellow card (70’).
Michael Neill played a full game, Trent McClenahan played until the 28th minute.
Marconi Stallions 1-2 Rockdale City Suns
Michael Beauchamp played a full game, Marc Warren played a full game and received a yellow card (70’).
sydmariner
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pjennings
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Meggsy calls it a day
From wiki about his time with us then the article
Beauchamp was a key player for the Mariners in the inaugural A-League season, starting 22 times in central defence. The Mariners finished third and progressed to the Grand Final, with Beauchamp playing the full 90 minutes in the decider.[8] Beauchamp received numerous accolades from the press and fans for his impressive season, chosen as "Player of the Year" by Australian football magazine FourFourTwo,[9] and was the most popular selection in the A-League "Fans' Team of the Year",[10] although he was ineligible for the Johnny Warren Medal after receiving a red card in a round 11 clash with Sydney FC.[11] Beauchamp also collected the inaugural "Mariners Medal" after being voted as the most outstanding Central Coast player by his teammates.[
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Beauchamp
Former Caltex Socceroos defender hangs up the boots
Former Caltex Socceroo defender and inaugural Western Sydney Wanderers captain Michael Beauchamp has called time on a storied career in football.
Beauchamp retired following the final match of the 2018 NPL NSW season with Marconi Stallions, who ended their comeback year in the state's top flight with a 3-0 loss against Wollongong Wolves.
It comes 17 years after the central defender made his senior footballing debut for the Stallions at the age of 20.
Beauchamp made 22 appearances for the Caltex Socceroos and made his international debut off the bench in Australia’ 9-0 victory over Papua New Guinea in 2004.
The defender featured for Australia at two FIFA World Cups.
He was a part of the 2006 squad which progressed the Round of 16 under Guus Hiddink, though he was an unused substitute in all four matches in Germany.
Beauchamp made his World Cup debut in 2010 and played 90 minutes as Australia defeated Serbia 2-1 in their final group match in South Africa.
The former Wanderers skipper scored his first – and only – Socceroos goal against Thailand at the 2007 Asian Cup, a strike which proved the catalyst for a 4-0 win and helped propel Australia into the Quarter-Finals.
Beauchamp enjoyed successful club stints on foreign shores, including in Germany, where he won the DFB-Pokal in 2007 with FC Nurnberg.
He also featured in Denmark, the UAE and Thailand in a career spanning nearly two decades.
The Sydney-born defender has also left a sizeable mark on the Hyundai A-League and has established himself as one of the competition’s premier defenders.
He led Western Sydney Wanderers to a remarkable Premiership victory in their inaugural 2012/13 season alongside stints with Central Coast Mariners, Sydney FC and Melbourne Heart (City).
https://www.socceroos.com.au/news/former-caltex-socceroos-defender-hangs-boots
From wiki about his time with us then the article
Beauchamp was a key player for the Mariners in the inaugural A-League season, starting 22 times in central defence. The Mariners finished third and progressed to the Grand Final, with Beauchamp playing the full 90 minutes in the decider.[8] Beauchamp received numerous accolades from the press and fans for his impressive season, chosen as "Player of the Year" by Australian football magazine FourFourTwo,[9] and was the most popular selection in the A-League "Fans' Team of the Year",[10] although he was ineligible for the Johnny Warren Medal after receiving a red card in a round 11 clash with Sydney FC.[11] Beauchamp also collected the inaugural "Mariners Medal" after being voted as the most outstanding Central Coast player by his teammates.[
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Beauchamp
Former Caltex Socceroos defender hangs up the boots
Former Caltex Socceroo defender and inaugural Western Sydney Wanderers captain Michael Beauchamp has called time on a storied career in football.
Beauchamp retired following the final match of the 2018 NPL NSW season with Marconi Stallions, who ended their comeback year in the state's top flight with a 3-0 loss against Wollongong Wolves.
It comes 17 years after the central defender made his senior footballing debut for the Stallions at the age of 20.
Beauchamp made 22 appearances for the Caltex Socceroos and made his international debut off the bench in Australia’ 9-0 victory over Papua New Guinea in 2004.
The defender featured for Australia at two FIFA World Cups.
He was a part of the 2006 squad which progressed the Round of 16 under Guus Hiddink, though he was an unused substitute in all four matches in Germany.
Beauchamp made his World Cup debut in 2010 and played 90 minutes as Australia defeated Serbia 2-1 in their final group match in South Africa.
The former Wanderers skipper scored his first – and only – Socceroos goal against Thailand at the 2007 Asian Cup, a strike which proved the catalyst for a 4-0 win and helped propel Australia into the Quarter-Finals.
Beauchamp enjoyed successful club stints on foreign shores, including in Germany, where he won the DFB-Pokal in 2007 with FC Nurnberg.
He also featured in Denmark, the UAE and Thailand in a career spanning nearly two decades.
The Sydney-born defender has also left a sizeable mark on the Hyundai A-League and has established himself as one of the competition’s premier defenders.
He led Western Sydney Wanderers to a remarkable Premiership victory in their inaugural 2012/13 season alongside stints with Central Coast Mariners, Sydney FC and Melbourne Heart (City).
https://www.socceroos.com.au/news/former-caltex-socceroos-defender-hangs-boots
sydmariner
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a true ccm legend
JoyfulPenguin
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Josh Rose and Daniel McBreen in action:
JoyfulPenguin
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Former Mariners' goalkeeper Paul Henderson is playing for Sydney Olympic while they face Perth Soccer Club in an NPL Elimination Final today at 3:30 PM.
You can watch a livestream of the game on the A-League Facebook page from 3:25 PM onwards:
https://www.facebook.com/aleague/?fb_dtsg_ag=AdyhWz0wMIGftSGhnRoD5EMx37louUPzxYiC78-ApUc5Zg:Adw82Qiu-YggX-iXydh2wOHHG3IGI1sKmoLGO2co4PERnw
You can watch a livestream of the game on the A-League Facebook page from 3:25 PM onwards:
https://www.facebook.com/aleague/?fb_dtsg_ag=AdyhWz0wMIGftSGhnRoD5EMx37louUPzxYiC78-ApUc5Zg:Adw82Qiu-YggX-iXydh2wOHHG3IGI1sKmoLGO2co4PERnw
JoyfulPenguin
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Unfortunately Paul Henderson is out injured, but you can still watch to champion NPL teams go head to head!
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Matt Sim, Glen Trifiro and Yianni Perkatis have re-signed with Sydney United 58 for season 2019.
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