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Mariners Pre-season
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mariners4ever
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Gav... said:
time ???
kevrenor
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Ah, Glen with the prose now:
"Media Release
Tuesday, 16 June
Mariners go West, but this is no pet shop
The Central Coast Mariners will use the backdrop of Dubbos iconic Western Plains Zoo to launch their official Hyundai A-League 2009-10 season pre-season campaign, with a trial match against the Wellington Phoenix in the Central West city on Saturday, 25 July.
The announcement continues the Mariners strong presence in the Central West of New South Wales, having played out draws against both Adelaide and Queensland in visits to Orange in the 2006 and 2007 pre-season cup competitions.
Our club is committed to spreading the football gospel to the wider community and is passionate about continuing to expand the support base of the Mariners. People in the Central West have proven their love of the game in the past and we think Dubbo deserves a chance to witness top class football, said executive chairman Lyall Gorman.
We thank everyone at Western Football NSW for the effort they have made, and congratulate them in successfully attracting top class football to the region, and look forward to contributing to its continued growth in the Central West.
I know the lads always enjoy taking matches to new locations and Im sure everyone will be excited about the prospect of introducing themselves to the people of Dubbo. I was out there last week and was impressed with what I saw. There is a large football community out there, so it should make for a fantastic spectacle, said Mariners football manager Lawrie McKinna.
The clash will provide the perfect platform for the Mariners to go in search of an elusive goal against their trans-Tasman rivals, having not netted in the past three matches involving the two sides.
It will also be a chance for Mariners marksman Adam Kwasnik to renew acquaintances with the club he departed at the end of the last Hyundai A-League campaign, in order to return to the Mariners.
The Mariners visit will involve community activities scheduled around the match, details of which will be announced in due course.
Ticketing details will also be advised once final details are confirmed.
Mariners membership packages for the Hyundai A-League 2009/10 season will soon be released to existing Mariners members, before they are unveiled to the general public. (???)
Match Details
Central Coast Mariners v Wellington Phoenix
Saturday, 25th July 2009
Apex Oval, Dubbo
Kick Off 6:00pm
Ends
"Media Release
Tuesday, 16 June
Mariners go West, but this is no pet shop
The Central Coast Mariners will use the backdrop of Dubbos iconic Western Plains Zoo to launch their official Hyundai A-League 2009-10 season pre-season campaign, with a trial match against the Wellington Phoenix in the Central West city on Saturday, 25 July.
The announcement continues the Mariners strong presence in the Central West of New South Wales, having played out draws against both Adelaide and Queensland in visits to Orange in the 2006 and 2007 pre-season cup competitions.
Our club is committed to spreading the football gospel to the wider community and is passionate about continuing to expand the support base of the Mariners. People in the Central West have proven their love of the game in the past and we think Dubbo deserves a chance to witness top class football, said executive chairman Lyall Gorman.
We thank everyone at Western Football NSW for the effort they have made, and congratulate them in successfully attracting top class football to the region, and look forward to contributing to its continued growth in the Central West.
I know the lads always enjoy taking matches to new locations and Im sure everyone will be excited about the prospect of introducing themselves to the people of Dubbo. I was out there last week and was impressed with what I saw. There is a large football community out there, so it should make for a fantastic spectacle, said Mariners football manager Lawrie McKinna.
The clash will provide the perfect platform for the Mariners to go in search of an elusive goal against their trans-Tasman rivals, having not netted in the past three matches involving the two sides.
It will also be a chance for Mariners marksman Adam Kwasnik to renew acquaintances with the club he departed at the end of the last Hyundai A-League campaign, in order to return to the Mariners.
The Mariners visit will involve community activities scheduled around the match, details of which will be announced in due course.
Ticketing details will also be advised once final details are confirmed.
Mariners membership packages for the Hyundai A-League 2009/10 season will soon be released to existing Mariners members, before they are unveiled to the general public. (???)
Match Details
Central Coast Mariners v Wellington Phoenix
Saturday, 25th July 2009
Apex Oval, Dubbo
Kick Off 6:00pm
Ends
J
jiggles
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I'd be up for the Dubbo Game...I'm so keen for a road trip.
marinermick
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v Sydney FC
http://www.kdsa.asn.au/library/A%20league%20Exhibition%20match%202009.pdf
http://www.kdsa.asn.au/library/A%20league%20Exhibition%20match%202009.pdf
mariners4ever
Well-Known Member
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC
Monday 6 July, 2009
Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga
Kick off 6:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Belconnen United
Thursday 9 July, 2009
McKellar Soccer Centre
Kick off 7:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Capital Football XI
Sunday 12 July, 2009
AIS Athletics Track
Kick off 4:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Gold Coast United
Saturday 18 July, 2009
Skilled Park
Kick off TBA
Central Coast Mariners v Wellington Phoenix
Saturday 25 July, 2009
Apex Oval, Dubbo
Kick off 6:00pm
good to see they're doing their bit for the coast
Monday 6 July, 2009
Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga
Kick off 6:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Belconnen United
Thursday 9 July, 2009
McKellar Soccer Centre
Kick off 7:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Capital Football XI
Sunday 12 July, 2009
AIS Athletics Track
Kick off 4:00pm
Central Coast Mariners v Gold Coast United
Saturday 18 July, 2009
Skilled Park
Kick off TBA
Central Coast Mariners v Wellington Phoenix
Saturday 25 July, 2009
Apex Oval, Dubbo
Kick off 6:00pm
good to see they're doing their bit for the coast
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
TBF, we usually only had 1 or 2 PSC games plus the 2 games at Pluim.
They may not want to play in front of a small, local crowd at the moment.
They may not want to play in front of a small, local crowd at the moment.
dru
Well-Known Member
+1 FFC
Is no different than in the past, in past years we have only ever had a game or 2 against the lightning at pluim and maybe a trial against the jest on the coast plus 1 pre season cup match.
we have taken games to Orange twice and played in Central Queensland before at least 2 of our seasons. The GC game was supposed to be in Lismore and the nix game in Dubbo is the same as the pre season cup games being in regional areas, this gets an interest for the club and league in general in these areas.
The Canberra games are going to be down there, we have a link with the association and until they get their own franchise we will play 2 games down there pre season as a matter of course.
A game against Sydney at knox has happened every year hasn't it?
Is no different than in the past, in past years we have only ever had a game or 2 against the lightning at pluim and maybe a trial against the jest on the coast plus 1 pre season cup match.
we have taken games to Orange twice and played in Central Queensland before at least 2 of our seasons. The GC game was supposed to be in Lismore and the nix game in Dubbo is the same as the pre season cup games being in regional areas, this gets an interest for the club and league in general in these areas.
The Canberra games are going to be down there, we have a link with the association and until they get their own franchise we will play 2 games down there pre season as a matter of course.
A game against Sydney at knox has happened every year hasn't it?
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
Tickets to A-league game now available
BARRY HILDEBRANDT
22/06/2009
Grandstand tickets go on sale from 10.30am today for the Central Coast Mariners versus Wellington Phoenix A-League trial match to be played at Dubbos Apex Oval on Saturday July 25.
Operations and development manager for Western NSW Football Andrew Fearnley said organisers had been amazed with the response from the public for the match.
I would suggest that because of the overwhelming support shown thus far by the football community in Dubbo and surrounding areas, it is important that those wishing to obtain grandstand tickets do so early, he said.
The point of sale for tickets is the Dubbo RSL Club in Brisbane Street and grandstand tickets will be $20 and can be purchased from Monday at 10.30am in person and from 11.30am via telephone on 6882 4411.
There will also be general admission tickets at $10 for adults and $5 for students and concession.
These tickets will go on sale from Monday, July 6 at 10.30am in person and phone.
The other thing to remember for ticket sales is that they can be purchased between 8.30am and 4pm Monday to Fridays.
On game day the gates will open at 2.45pm for a 6pm kick-off of the main game.
The main preliminary game will feature Western Premier League teams Dubbo Bulls and defending premiers Westside Panthers as well as a host of junior games and activities.
BARRY HILDEBRANDT
22/06/2009
Grandstand tickets go on sale from 10.30am today for the Central Coast Mariners versus Wellington Phoenix A-League trial match to be played at Dubbos Apex Oval on Saturday July 25.
Operations and development manager for Western NSW Football Andrew Fearnley said organisers had been amazed with the response from the public for the match.
I would suggest that because of the overwhelming support shown thus far by the football community in Dubbo and surrounding areas, it is important that those wishing to obtain grandstand tickets do so early, he said.
The point of sale for tickets is the Dubbo RSL Club in Brisbane Street and grandstand tickets will be $20 and can be purchased from Monday at 10.30am in person and from 11.30am via telephone on 6882 4411.
There will also be general admission tickets at $10 for adults and $5 for students and concession.
These tickets will go on sale from Monday, July 6 at 10.30am in person and phone.
The other thing to remember for ticket sales is that they can be purchased between 8.30am and 4pm Monday to Fridays.
On game day the gates will open at 2.45pm for a 6pm kick-off of the main game.
The main preliminary game will feature Western Premier League teams Dubbo Bulls and defending premiers Westside Panthers as well as a host of junior games and activities.
bulldogmariner
Well-Known Member
I think it is a good pre-season line up as the squad will come together late. Depending on players coming in over the next few weeks they may have a slow start to the season. Doig will be the key to help stablise the defense.
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
What, a current European midfield general and its still not good enough for you?
Some people are never satisfied
Some people are never satisfied
marinermick
Well-Known Member
mariners4ever said:
advertising says this game is 5pm
http://www.kdsa.asn.au/library/A%20league%20Exhibition%20match%202009.pdf
Arabmariner
Well-Known Member
What's this place like for watching the game ?marinermick said:
Is it on the flat or does it have a hill/grandstand ?
Just wondering whether it's worth a look on the way home from work.
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
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