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Mariners Pre-season
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Dutch Wives
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lol how funny are journos
local spin on pre-season v NQ
http://nqfuryfcthejournal.blogspot.com/2009/06/news-local-spin-on-fury-v-mariners.html
we won yet were soft and unimpressive
so what does that say of the team that lost?
local spin on pre-season v NQ
http://nqfuryfcthejournal.blogspot.com/2009/06/news-local-spin-on-fury-v-mariners.html
we won yet were soft and unimpressive
so what does that say of the team that lost?
mariners4ever
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Blair said:
its more then our marquee
Dutch Wives
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not worried at all, just find spin doctors hilarious
FFC Mariner
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General rule of thumb.
Pre season form = nothing
Pre season form = nothing
bulldogmariner
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He has signed to play with the Coast next season.Marquee said:
oh dae su said:lol how funny are journos
local spin on pre-season v NQ
http://nqfuryfcthejournal.blogspot.com/2009/06/news-local-spin-on-fury-v-mariners.html
we won yet were soft and unimpressive
so what does that say of the team that lost?
Umm - he said the goal was soft..... yep majority of goals are soft regardless of league.... didn't read that mariners were soft...
bathurstmariner
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Mariners, Phoenix to play pre-season game in Dubbo
BARRY HILDEBRANDT
12/06/2009
Central Coast Mariners football coach and manager Lawrie McKinna will meet with local officials at Apex Oval today to release details of a pre-season game - with an international flavour - to be played in Dubbo on Saturday, July 25.
Western NSW Football operations and development manager Andrew Fearnley confirmed in The Daily Liberal on May 27 that plans were well advanced to have the Mariners come to Dubbo.
The Mariners Football office yesterday said that Wellington Phoenix from New Zealand would take on the Mariners in a lead-up to their A-League season.
Fearnley and Dubbo Football secretary Jim Auld will host todays meeting which will also be attended by Dubbo City Council mayor Greg Matthews, James McKechnie (council recreation services manager) and Selwyn Dallinger (Dubbo Football president).
Dubbo RSL Club will also be involved in promotion of the game with Gavin Thompson also to attend.
Auld said yesterday that the game would start at 6pm, this would of course allow patrons to complete engagements with junior and senior sport.
He also indicated that there would be a sportsmans dinner at the RSL club on the Friday night.
It is believed that the Mariners would be here in Dubbo from the Thursday to train and be involved in promotional engagements.
Formed in 2004 in readiness for the start of the Australian A-League series in 2006-07, the Mariners won their first premiership on goal difference in 2007-8 but then went down to Newcastle Jets 1-0 in the grand final.
Last season the Mariners finished the home and away season in fourth place before losing successive games to Queensland Roar.
McKinna is the only coach the Mariners have had which speaks volumes for the esteem in which he is held on the Central Coast.
He boasts a record of 30 wins from 69 games.
It is hoped that the Mariners latest signing to a two-year deal, Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig will play in Dubbo.
A former Scotland under-21s 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.
The 28-year-old will bring a wealth of experience to the Mariners, after completing 232 competitive matches in Englands top three divisions.
Doigs 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 clubs captain along the way.
Confirmation that the Mariners are coming to Dubbo will be a huge fillip for soccer here, which is currently enjoying a huge profile in the city.
BARRY HILDEBRANDT
12/06/2009
Central Coast Mariners football coach and manager Lawrie McKinna will meet with local officials at Apex Oval today to release details of a pre-season game - with an international flavour - to be played in Dubbo on Saturday, July 25.
Western NSW Football operations and development manager Andrew Fearnley confirmed in The Daily Liberal on May 27 that plans were well advanced to have the Mariners come to Dubbo.
The Mariners Football office yesterday said that Wellington Phoenix from New Zealand would take on the Mariners in a lead-up to their A-League season.
Fearnley and Dubbo Football secretary Jim Auld will host todays meeting which will also be attended by Dubbo City Council mayor Greg Matthews, James McKechnie (council recreation services manager) and Selwyn Dallinger (Dubbo Football president).
Dubbo RSL Club will also be involved in promotion of the game with Gavin Thompson also to attend.
Auld said yesterday that the game would start at 6pm, this would of course allow patrons to complete engagements with junior and senior sport.
He also indicated that there would be a sportsmans dinner at the RSL club on the Friday night.
It is believed that the Mariners would be here in Dubbo from the Thursday to train and be involved in promotional engagements.
Formed in 2004 in readiness for the start of the Australian A-League series in 2006-07, the Mariners won their first premiership on goal difference in 2007-8 but then went down to Newcastle Jets 1-0 in the grand final.
Last season the Mariners finished the home and away season in fourth place before losing successive games to Queensland Roar.
McKinna is the only coach the Mariners have had which speaks volumes for the esteem in which he is held on the Central Coast.
He boasts a record of 30 wins from 69 games.
It is hoped that the Mariners latest signing to a two-year deal, Northampton Town skipper Chris Doig will play in Dubbo.
A former Scotland under-21s 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.
The 28-year-old will bring a wealth of experience to the Mariners, after completing 232 competitive matches in Englands top three divisions.
Doigs 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 clubs captain along the way.
Confirmation that the Mariners are coming to Dubbo will be a huge fillip for soccer here, which is currently enjoying a huge profile in the city.
bulldogmariner
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Just talked to a mate on Gold Coast he said the Mariners are playing a friendly up there on 18/7.
Eternal Optimist
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Anyone going to the Dubbo game?
Eternal Optimist
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~Floss~ said:
he he
Blackadder
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Eternal Optimist said:
Work commitments depending, maybe a road trip
midfielder
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bathurstmariner said:
Look forward to your match report Bathurst
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