Mariner stuff not worthy of a whole thread

[Wombat]

One of my mates had taken a trip back home.
I think he listened in Middlesbrough.
I don't think he bothered looking out the window.

The windows were probably boarded up.

 

[Wombat]

Well that's the difference between the Riviera and Middlesborough. Am I right Craig Johnson.

Nice tree lined streets!! Btw people from Middlesborough are called Smoggies (Petro chemical pollution) but they look down on people from Hartlepool (The Monkey Hangers).

 

[FFC Mariner]

Monkey hanger - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Pirate Pete]

Monkey hanger - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Many, many years ago I worked with a bloke who supported Hartlepool.
Him & his mates drunkenly picked them out of the Rothmans football yearbook.

Occasionally I'd go to a game with him. There was always someone dressed as a monkey.
Great bunch of lads for a day out, but thank goodness I didn't live up there!

 

[turbo]

Mariners partner with Paladin Sports as official kit supplier

Ahead of the 2021/22 A-League season, the Central Coast Mariners have partnered with Paladin Sports to become the official kit supplier for the club. Since their inception in 2010 on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Paladin Sports have been involved in major sporting codes throughout Australia...

www.ccmariners.com.au

I like the work they've been doing with the Nix, this could be a really good move for the club. I love the blue to aqua away kit they did for them last season.

 

[Omni]

You usually get more exciting stuff with a smaller manufacturer so love this

 

[Ancient Mariner]

Good to see you back Omni.

 

[Omni]

Good to be back mate. Honestly just let life get in the way of spending the 5 minutes to come visit here

 

[Insertnamehere]

Sigames (Football Manager) looking for researchers for the iAL.

 

[Melange]

I wonder if we should all be a little more circumspect with our appraisal of players given this news:

If you run your local football club's Facebook page, you need to pay attention to the High Court's latest ruling

Facebook page managers may be held liable for comments made by others on their posts, following a High Court ruling with consequences that reach far beyond the media.

www.abc.net.au

If hate to see the owners of this site affected.

 

[Tevor]

I wonder if we should all be a little more circumspect with our appraisal of players given this news:

If you run your local football club's Facebook page, you need to pay attention to the High Court's latest ruling

Facebook page managers may be held liable for comments made by others on their posts, following a High Court ruling with consequences that reach far beyond the media.

www.abc.net.au

If hate to see the owners of this site affected.

Yeah good point.

 

[Insertnamehere]

I wonder if we should all be a little more circumspect with our appraisal of players given this news:

If you run your local football club's Facebook page, you need to pay attention to the High Court's latest ruling

Facebook page managers may be held liable for comments made by others on their posts, following a High Court ruling with consequences that reach far beyond the media.

www.abc.net.au

If hate to see the owners of this site affected.

Just means sites that aren't moderated very well could be in trouble. Our mods are part of the discussion so unlikely defamatory content slips through very often.

FB, Twitter, all that big cesspits could be in trouble, especially with the shit state of our defamation laws.

 

[Ironbark]

The culture here is something else - I'm confident in this place managing this stuff well. Anything too defamatory is usually self-regulated in-forum and then anything not called out gets caught by our awesome admins.

 

[Tevor]

Anybody watch the Chaser tonight, the Yellow Army was a question, nobody got it right!!! I’m proud to say I did.

 

[Tevor]

The question was;
Which Australian sporting teams fans are referred to as the "Yellow Army".
Answer: Central Coast Mariners.

 

[scottmac]

When I first heard the question live, I thought he said yellow fever. When the answer was central coast I lost it.

 

[AuzDutchy]

interesting interview with SM

especially his comments about the investments off the field and support of MC

 

[Pirate Pete]

What's the gossip about Dan Hall playing for Fiji then?
And some other mob.

Fakebook......
Melbourne born Dan Hall will join VMSA Melbourne Fijians to play against Fijian National Team in February 2022.
Central Coast Mariners defender will play for Fiji
in upcoming World Cup qualifications in Qatar.
Kevin Squizzy Taylor coached side will take on
Fijian National Team in Melbourne February 2022.
Melbourne Fijians will also include former Fijian
Internationals Savenaca Baledrokadroka, Tito Vodowaqa, Peni Tuigulagula , former under Fijian under 23 Jordon Cakau and former under 19 keeper Asaeli Batikasa.


https://www.fbcnews.com.fj/sports/football/hall-keen-to-play-for-fiji/

Australian based player with links to Fiji, Dan Hall is keen to be part of the national squad ahead of the Qatar World Cup qualifiers in March next year.

Speaking to FBC Sports, Hall says he has been in touch with the Fiji Football Head Coach, Flemming Serritrslev.


The 22-year-old Central Coast Mariners defender has had little experience with Fiji Football being part of the U19 squad trials while on a visit in the country back in 2018.


He says to be part of the national team where his mum is from is a blessing.

 

[Wombat]

Whats your point Pete???

 

[turbo]

Melbourne born Dan Hall will join VMSA Melbourne Fijians to play against Fijian National Team in February 2022.

I don’t see the club allowing him to play for whatever that VMSA team is. Official internationals in windows they’ll have no say in but some friendly while our season is still running sounds very unlikely.