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Mariners v $ydney FC
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Sonic_beats_Mario
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Is what i am reading correct is Mile really an Indefinate injury? Thats a big loss if so!
Given we have so many long term injuries is it possible to have some guest players? Sort of like in the AFL if you have a long term injury you can bring someone in from the rookie or top up list
Given we have so many long term injuries is it possible to have some guest players? Sort of like in the AFL if you have a long term injury you can bring someone in from the rookie or top up list
Arabmariner
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Would that be the same as the 'please don't get eye contact with me while we're talking or I'll look at my feet and mumble' generation.........most of whom work at KFC!Jeff (LouMacari) said:
marinermick
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for those who do not know there will be no post-match function tomorrow
FFC Mariner
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marinermick said:
Any idea why members arent "on the front line" here??
mariners4ever
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just found an interesting article on the foxsports website:
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24224392-23215,00.html
further down the article it states that simon will come in for ossie and boogs will come in for Da'apuzzo and that macca will have to wait till next week
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24224392-23215,00.html
further down the article it states that simon will come in for ossie and boogs will come in for Da'apuzzo and that macca will have to wait till next week
marinermick
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mariners4ever said:
that is exactly how it will happen come tomorrow
midfield and forward formation will pick itself but it will be interesting how lawrie lines the defence
wilko will defintely play in the middle, but where and on which side will boogs, clarky and bojic play?
mariners4ever
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maybe boogs or bojic on the right and clarky on the left ??
marinermick
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mariners4ever said:
perhaps, or clarky on right and bojic on left
marinersman
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marinermick said:
Why's that Mick?
marinermick
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marinersman said:
don't know
wasn't last season as well
Arabmariner
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That comment would be wasted on most Australians imo Greenpole!Greenpoleffc said:
FFC Mariner
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Arabmariner said:That comment would be wasted on most Australians imo Greenpole!Greenpoleffc said:
You in CCLC tomorrow before the game??
Arabmariner
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Yep......not sure about the Kendall bar though cause we'll have a couple of kids in tow.Greenpoleffc said:Arabmariner said:That comment would be wasted on most Australians imo Greenpole!Greenpoleffc said:
You in CCLC tomorrow before the game??
Jeff (LouMacari)
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Bring the kids in the family area and take turns to keep an eye on them. Don't miss the lucky door at 4.30 - 5.00!
FFC Mariner
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Singo gets into it (from Foxsports)
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24222136-5000940,00.html?from=public_rss
ingo stokes bitter rivalry
By Christian Nicolussi
August 22, 2008
MEDIA mogul John Singleton likens the A-League grudge between Sydney FC and Central Coast to that of bitter league rivals Manly and Western Suburbs in the 1970s.
"Central Coast work on a minimum budget, yet whenever they get a good player Sydney try to knock them off," said Singleton, on the eve of the first showdown between Sydney and the Mariners on Saturday night at Bluetongue Stadium.
"Sydney poached John Aloisi from us. They tried poaching our coach (Lawrie McKinna). The Central Coast has just signed goalkeeper Mark Bosnich for seven weeks, but don't be surprised if Sydney turn around and throw $1 million at him."
Singleton loves the fact that the Mariners have exploded to life on the picturesque coastal strip just north of Sydney. He loves the banter with Sydney FC. He thinks it's good for the game.
The two sides are both coming off season-opening round draws.
Singleton hopes the Mariners will prevail on Saturday night.
They have beaten Sydney just once in four games at Gosford.
Singleton pumped $1 million into the Mariners when they first started out, as did his good mate Frank Lowy.
Central Coast were the eighth and final team to be admitted to the new A-League.
"And now they have one of the best followings in the country. Walk down the street and you'll see Mariners flags everywhere," Singleton said.
McKinna recalls people asking him where the Central Coast was when he said he was moving to the region in 2005.
"We had 20 players wearing the same shirts and shorts for a training session in March of 2005 at Mingara and people were asking, 'who are they?"' McKinna said.
"Now we get thousands of people turning out for our fan days. I went back home to Scotland a few months ago to watch Kilmarnock and I had people coming up to me and asking me about the Mariners."
For all the hype off the pitch, McKinna is also heavily devoted to churning out the results on the ground.
He knows Sydney will be tough. They have a roster every coach in the A-League would die for.
Zippy striker Alex Brosque and returning Olyroo Mark Bridge were just two of the players he named as big threats.
Brosque, who steps out for his first game of the season after missing the opener against Melbourne through suspension, rates Bluetongue Stadium one of the toughest venues to secure three competition points.
He recalled a funny sign referring to his former teammate Ufuk Talay.
Brosque also enjoyed the pre-season hit-out between the two sides which attracted more than 7000 people.
"Every time we play the Mariners it's always tough and physical but always produces some goals," said Brosque, who was part of the come-from-behind 5-4 victory last year.
"Bluetongue is a great pitch for football and the crowd is really vocal which lifts the local side.
"I thought we put in a good effort last weekend against Melbourne when we were under-manned and under-strength.
"We've got a few players returning this week, including myself, Mark Bridge, Stuart Musialik and Dez Giraldi.
"We've still got a few more players to come back, but after last weekend's results, Kossie (coach John Kosmina) said there is nobody we should fear, including the Central Coast."
Singo would disagree
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24222136-5000940,00.html?from=public_rss
ingo stokes bitter rivalry
By Christian Nicolussi
August 22, 2008
MEDIA mogul John Singleton likens the A-League grudge between Sydney FC and Central Coast to that of bitter league rivals Manly and Western Suburbs in the 1970s.
"Central Coast work on a minimum budget, yet whenever they get a good player Sydney try to knock them off," said Singleton, on the eve of the first showdown between Sydney and the Mariners on Saturday night at Bluetongue Stadium.
"Sydney poached John Aloisi from us. They tried poaching our coach (Lawrie McKinna). The Central Coast has just signed goalkeeper Mark Bosnich for seven weeks, but don't be surprised if Sydney turn around and throw $1 million at him."
Singleton loves the fact that the Mariners have exploded to life on the picturesque coastal strip just north of Sydney. He loves the banter with Sydney FC. He thinks it's good for the game.
The two sides are both coming off season-opening round draws.
Singleton hopes the Mariners will prevail on Saturday night.
They have beaten Sydney just once in four games at Gosford.
Singleton pumped $1 million into the Mariners when they first started out, as did his good mate Frank Lowy.
Central Coast were the eighth and final team to be admitted to the new A-League.
"And now they have one of the best followings in the country. Walk down the street and you'll see Mariners flags everywhere," Singleton said.
McKinna recalls people asking him where the Central Coast was when he said he was moving to the region in 2005.
"We had 20 players wearing the same shirts and shorts for a training session in March of 2005 at Mingara and people were asking, 'who are they?"' McKinna said.
"Now we get thousands of people turning out for our fan days. I went back home to Scotland a few months ago to watch Kilmarnock and I had people coming up to me and asking me about the Mariners."
For all the hype off the pitch, McKinna is also heavily devoted to churning out the results on the ground.
He knows Sydney will be tough. They have a roster every coach in the A-League would die for.
Zippy striker Alex Brosque and returning Olyroo Mark Bridge were just two of the players he named as big threats.
Brosque, who steps out for his first game of the season after missing the opener against Melbourne through suspension, rates Bluetongue Stadium one of the toughest venues to secure three competition points.
He recalled a funny sign referring to his former teammate Ufuk Talay.
Brosque also enjoyed the pre-season hit-out between the two sides which attracted more than 7000 people.
"Every time we play the Mariners it's always tough and physical but always produces some goals," said Brosque, who was part of the come-from-behind 5-4 victory last year.
"Bluetongue is a great pitch for football and the crowd is really vocal which lifts the local side.
"I thought we put in a good effort last weekend against Melbourne when we were under-manned and under-strength.
"We've got a few players returning this week, including myself, Mark Bridge, Stuart Musialik and Dez Giraldi.
"We've still got a few more players to come back, but after last weekend's results, Kossie (coach John Kosmina) said there is nobody we should fear, including the Central Coast."
Singo would disagree
Arabmariner
Well-Known Member
Might do that.Jeff (LouMacari) said:
Was thinking though will the Kendall be open to watch the Q'land game next week...I believe you can take kids in then?
You going to Q'land Greenpole?
If not fancy a couple of ales watching football on a Sunday afternoon.......
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
Budget doesnt stretch to Qld away trips (sadly).
Sunday sounds like a plan
Sunday sounds like a plan
Arabmariner
Well-Known Member
Nor mine.Mind you we are discussing the possibility of a boys weekend away to Melbourne for the game against the Tards on the 16th Jan.......could be messy!!Greenpoleffc said:
Next Sunday then......I'll have my 9 yr old with me....part of the deal for being allowed out to play...take one of the kids with you lol.
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