marinermick
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I certainly have. Hence why I named those two.
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Mariners Squad - 2020-2021
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I certainly have. Hence why I named those two.
Unfortunately Simon is damaged goods with the Ref’s so out for any Captain roles on the field in my opinion. Should just be utilised as a playing group leader. Nice thought about DDS but I have my doubts.
Bloke has only been back a year since he tried to bail to Sydney and forced a loan. Can’t see how that earns a leadership spot.
Wombat
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Disagree. No way in hell Muzz is scoring those two goals DRD slotted against Victory. Often took the wrong option and was gun-shy.
Wombat
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2 weeks quarantine is all that is required. Not a big ask.
Wombat
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Birraz, yes but Kye is just a mistake prone rookie.
marinermick
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Birraz or Kye?
marinermick
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wasn’t referring to Simon
DDS, sorry thought that was clear. I was agreeing with you.
priorpeter
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Other teams have far bigger losses than we’ve had this season.
style_cafe
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Only because they had far more to lose...
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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Other teams can lose far more but still end up in front of us.
A ferrari losing half its power doesn't mean my Corolla is going to beat it in a race....
Wombat
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We have been a Toyota Yaris for too long.
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pjennings
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Matt Simon announcement.
Matt Simon re-signs on the Coast for 20/21
Mariners club legend and all-time leading scorer Matt Simon will remain with the Club for the A-League 2020/21 season as Alen Stajcic bolsters the senior ranks of his squad.
The 34-year old striker hinted at another season after the Mariners draw with the Wanderers in the post-COVID restart and has now confirmed he will return in a playing capacity and also as a mentor for younger players as part of a ‘dual role’.
Simon, a Coastie at heart who played his junior football at East Gosford, has scored 51 goals across 194 appearances for the Mariners since making his debut in the 2006/07 season and has been captain since returning to the Club at the beginning of 2018/19.
Simon’s seniority and knowledge of the A-League landscape makes him an ideal mentor for the current crop of youth coming through the Club and Head Coach Alen Stajcic said it was great to have Simon back for another season in this role.
“All the staff and players here are looking forward to working with Matty across this role, and from what we have already seen during pre-season it is clear it will be beneficial for all,” Stajcic said.
“We all know the stature of Matty at this club and what he has achieved, so for him to be able to continue as a player here but also offer something to the young guys is great for both him and the whole group.”
Simon scored three times in 21 appearances last season, four of which were starts, and famously scored two injury time penalties in round 14 to seal a drought-breaking win against Melbourne Victory.
Speaking about his re-signing, the 34-year old said he is enjoying his pre-season and surroundings and that with a season start date now locked in preparations are fully underway.
“I’m definitely excited to be going around again and looking forward to contributing on and off the field,” Simon said.
“We have a young core this season and some exciting talent coming through, and it’s great that I am in a position where I can help them adapt to the professional football environment.”
“We’ve got a lot of work ahead of us to get to where we want to be, and I can help drive that both as a player but also by working with the young boys and making sure they are in the best environment to succeed.”
Current Squad (Announced): Mark Birighitti (GK), Jack Clisby, Oliver Bozanic, Daniel DeSilva, Adam Pearce, Kye Rowles, Gianni Stensness, Matt Simon, Ruon Tongyik, Joshua Nisbet, Lewis Miller, Alou Kuol, Daniel Bouman, Matt Hatch, Dan Hall
www.ccmariners.com.au
Matt Simon re-signs on the Coast for 20/21
Mariners club legend and all-time leading scorer Matt Simon will remain with the Club for the A-League 2020/21 season as Alen Stajcic bolsters the senior ranks of his squad.
The 34-year old striker hinted at another season after the Mariners draw with the Wanderers in the post-COVID restart and has now confirmed he will return in a playing capacity and also as a mentor for younger players as part of a ‘dual role’.
Simon, a Coastie at heart who played his junior football at East Gosford, has scored 51 goals across 194 appearances for the Mariners since making his debut in the 2006/07 season and has been captain since returning to the Club at the beginning of 2018/19.
Simon’s seniority and knowledge of the A-League landscape makes him an ideal mentor for the current crop of youth coming through the Club and Head Coach Alen Stajcic said it was great to have Simon back for another season in this role.
“All the staff and players here are looking forward to working with Matty across this role, and from what we have already seen during pre-season it is clear it will be beneficial for all,” Stajcic said.
“We all know the stature of Matty at this club and what he has achieved, so for him to be able to continue as a player here but also offer something to the young guys is great for both him and the whole group.”
Simon scored three times in 21 appearances last season, four of which were starts, and famously scored two injury time penalties in round 14 to seal a drought-breaking win against Melbourne Victory.
Speaking about his re-signing, the 34-year old said he is enjoying his pre-season and surroundings and that with a season start date now locked in preparations are fully underway.
“I’m definitely excited to be going around again and looking forward to contributing on and off the field,” Simon said.
“We have a young core this season and some exciting talent coming through, and it’s great that I am in a position where I can help them adapt to the professional football environment.”
“We’ve got a lot of work ahead of us to get to where we want to be, and I can help drive that both as a player but also by working with the young boys and making sure they are in the best environment to succeed.”
Current Squad (Announced): Mark Birighitti (GK), Jack Clisby, Oliver Bozanic, Daniel DeSilva, Adam Pearce, Kye Rowles, Gianni Stensness, Matt Simon, Ruon Tongyik, Joshua Nisbet, Lewis Miller, Alou Kuol, Daniel Bouman, Matt Hatch, Dan Hall
Matt Simon re-signs on the Coast for 20/21
Mariners club legend and all-time leading scorer Matt Simon will remain with the Club for the A-League 2020/21 season as Alen Stajcic bolsters the senior ranks of his squad. The 34-year old striker hinted at another season after the Mariners...
www.ccmariners.com.au
FFC Mariner
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Would still expect to see a starting #9 signed if the club are in anyway serious about competing next season
This. It would be a step backwards to start Simon, we still need a clear first choice striker to have any hope of being competitive.
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