Mariners W-League

[Ravana]

3-0 heyman x 2 and Conner

 

[Ravana]

6-0 ft

 

[bulldogmariner]

Amazing win but i did see it coming when they beat the reds at Gosford they should have won by a similar score that day.

 

[marinermick]

could have more than six when 25-odd shots on goal

 

[MagpieMariner]

How about number 4!!!!
What an awesome free kick.

 

[Kareem]

i watched from the 7th min to the 20th min.
Got to say I was impressed by our passing + movement. some good balls into to the box.

According to my mum and sister, the first 7 mins werent that great

Adelaide didnt seem to be in the game tbh.
Although I was shocked when my mum + sister told me score...

 

[Ben]

so far I have only seen the last 30 mins of the game but I thought the passing and movement off the ball was superb, I am actually following the w-league this year, been watchin the games on ABC all season and there are some really good teams in this comp (brisbane, us). I think it will be a brisbane v mariners final

 

[Roy Law]

Watched the whole game and very impressed;The work rate in brutally hot conditions was quite amazing. Jillian Loyden was all class despite having little to do, great command of the penalty area; back four were totally dominant, first to the ball, didn't allow Adelaide to play; midfield controlled the tempo, good passing and movement Lydia Vandenberg a quality player but Renee Rollason was the MVP for me, was involved in everything; Ashleigh Connor was a real handful for Adelaide, clever dribbling skills, unpredictable - a bit like Kwasaldinho; Teresa Polias very impressive when came on for Rollason and Jenna Kingsley impressed off the bench too, But the cult figure in this team is Michelle Heyman, the W League's Matty Simon. She was everywhere, very strong, good touch, scored three, missed a one-on-one and forced a good save from the keeper (who must have spent the night in an icebath afterwards she was so overworked). I don't know if Heyman has played for the Matildas yet but she soon will. It's the first time I have seen them play and I was entertained and impressed by the team work, the effort, the strength and the skills. They must have a real shout at being Premiers. The only downer is that so few are from the Coast and they train at Parklea  - will be delighted when the boutique stadium at the CoE gets up and running - to watch them and the Res/Youth will create even more community involvement. Go the Mariners (Women)  verhead: verhead:

 

[elevated position]

+1 roy and go connordinho. As to Heyman in an earlier interview I think she alluded to becoming a Matilda  as goal 1 (after winning the comp)

 

[kevrenor]

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Central Coast Mariners v Melbourne Victory

Leichhardt Oval, Leichhardt
Local kick-off: 5.00pm

Referee: Kirralee Gardener

Central Coast Mariners squad: 1. Jillian LOYDEN (gk), 2. Caitlin COOPER,
3. Lyndsay GLOHE, 4. Rachael DOYLE, 5. Jessica SEAMAN, 7. Teresa POLIAS,
8. Kelly GOLEBIOWSKI, 9. Renee ROLLASON, 10. Kendall FLETCHER, 11.
Michelle HEYMAN, 12. Samantha SPACKMAN, 13. Trudy CAMILLERI, 14.
Ashleigh CONNOR, 15. Elizabeth O'REILLY, 16. Jenna KINGSLEY, 17. Britt
SIMMONS, 19. Lydia VANDENBERGH, 20. Rachel COOPER (gk)
*three to be omitted*

In: Trudy CAMILLERI (promoted), Elizabeth O'REILLY (promoted), Britt
SIMMONS (promoted)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Nil

Melbourne Victory squad: 1. Melissa BARBIERI (gk), 2. Vedrana POPOVIC,
3. Marlies OOSTDAM, 4. Tal KARP, 5. Laura ALLEWAY, 6. Maika
RUYTER-HOOLEY, 8. Katie THORLAKSON, 9. Stephanie CATLEY, 10. Deanna
NICESKI, 12. Monnique HANSEN KOFOED, 13. Katrina GORRY, 14. Selin
KURALAY, 18. Ursula HUGHSON, 19. Enza BARILLA, 20. Nicole PAUL (gk)
*one to be omitted*

In: Stephanie CATLEY (returns from international duty) Katrina GORRY
(returns from injury), Caitlin FRIEND (returns from international duty),
Enza BARILLA (returns from illness)
Out: Gulcan KOCA (not selected), Julianne SITCH (suspended), Kara
MOWBRAY (contract expired)
Unavailable: Nil

 

[bulldogmariner]

Mariners lead 1-0 v Melbourne 37 mins gone. Heyman the goal scorer.

 

[bulldogmariner]

Full Time 2-0 Heyman Brace.

 

[mariners4ever]

Full Time 2-0 Heyman Brace.

far out, does she ever stop scoring

 

[FFC Mariner]

Full Time 2-0 Heyman Brace.

far out, does she ever stop scoring

Shall I?

 

[Part_Timer]

haha i left it...wouldnt want the sexist police on me again...

 

[FFC Mariner]

haha i left it...wouldnt want the sexist police on me again...

Same............

 

[MagpieMariner]

Full Time 2-0 Heyman Brace.

far out, does she ever stop scoring

I hope not.

FC must be so pissed off that they let her go.

 

[Arabmariner]

haha i left it...wouldnt want the sexist police on me again...

Same............

;D

 

[Forum Phoenix]

Go Girls. ANother great result. Fantastic season shaping up on all three Mariners fronts.

 

[Ranyen]

http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=974582

Doesn't mention us much - but I like the heading.

Mariners top W-League ladder

The W-League title race has been blown wide open after bottom-side Adelaide United stunned Brisbane Roar by holding the leaders to a 2-2 draw, allowing Central Coast Mariners to wrest control of top spot.

Undefeated since round two last season, reigning champions Brisbane were virtually unbackable favourites against a Reds side who have yet to win a match this campaign scoring just three goals in the process.

Adelaide raced to a two goal lead inside the opening 21 minutes at Ballymore in Brisbane with Racheal Quigley and Ruth Wallace on the scoresheet.

Brisbane pulled a goal back just prior to the interval through Tameka Butt, and scored an equaliser early in the half period from Elise Kellond-Knight.

Despite spending most of the second period camped in the Adelaide half, the Roar were forced to make do with a share of the points allowing the Mariners to take a one-point lead at the top of the standings.

The Mariners turned in a professional performance to get the better of a hard-working Melbourne Victory courtesy of a goal in either half from Michelle Heyman.

Striker Heyman continued a red-hot streak of form in front of goal with a tally of ten goals from just eight matches.

With two rounds remaining Sydney FC also remain in contention, sitting just two points off the pace following their 5-2 demolition of Perth Glory.

Teen prospect Samantha Kerr scored early on for the Glory with a wonder-goal from long-range, but the Blues proved to be in irresistible form with last year's top scorer Leena Khamis leading the way with a double.

Canberra United continued their hunt for a finals berth by moving alongside the Victory in fourth place with a 3-1 away win over Newcastle Jets in heatwave conditions.