elevated position
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Top of the table. good job .
Barring injury Heyman will be a Matilda.
Barring injury Heyman will be a Matilda.
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Mariners W-League
- Thread starter kevrenor
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marinermick
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Roy Law said:So, if the girls win on Friday against Newcastle they will be the Premiers? That would be a fantastic achievement.
no, the last round is against sydney 5 december at bluetongue
mariners4ever
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marinermick said:Roy Law said:So, if the girls win on Friday against Newcastle they will be the Premiers? That would be a fantastic achievement.
no, the last round is against sydney 5 december at bluetongue
yeh when everyone will either be at the gold coast or watching the mens game
marinermick
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mariners4ever said:marinermick said:Roy Law said:So, if the girls win on Friday against Newcastle they will be the Premiers? That would be a fantastic achievement.
no, the last round is against sydney 5 december at bluetongue
yeh when everyone will either be at the gold coast or watching the mens game
men's game is 9pm our time (8pm qld time) meaning the majority not at the gold coast can easily get to the 3pm women's game
bulldogmariner
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Is that game on TV?
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
Yep, next weekend watch our girls kill off Sydney, then several hours of refreshments in the CCLC before the HAL game on the big screen at 9pm.
W-L is the TV game, which is why they'll fry at 3pm.
This week however we host the Jest:
Friday 27 November 2009
Central Coast Mariners v Newcastle Jets
Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford
Local kick-off: 5:15pm local
Referee: Peta McCallum
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: Jessica SEAMAN, Elizabeth O'REILLY, Britt SIMMONS
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Nil
Newcastle Jets squad: 1. Alison LOGUE (gk), 2. Libby SHARPE, 3. Pelay
INGLES, 5. Stacey DAY, 6. Amber NEILSON, 7. Gema SIMON, 8. Bronte BATES,
9. Kate HENSMAN, 10. Hayley CRAWFORD (c), 11. Carlie IKONOMOU, 12. Emma
STEWART, 13. Caitlin JARVIE, 15. Renee CARTWRIGHT, 16. Kirstyn PEARCE,
18. Leia SMITH, 19. Tara ANDREWS, 20. Emma-Kate DEWHURST (gk)
*two to be omitted*
In: Hayley CRAWFORD (return from suspension)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Madeline SEARL (injured), Loren MAHONEY (injured), Hannah
BREWER (illness)
W-L is the TV game, which is why they'll fry at 3pm.
This week however we host the Jest:
Friday 27 November 2009
Central Coast Mariners v Newcastle Jets
Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford
Local kick-off: 5:15pm local
Referee: Peta McCallum
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: Jessica SEAMAN, Elizabeth O'REILLY, Britt SIMMONS
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Nil
Newcastle Jets squad: 1. Alison LOGUE (gk), 2. Libby SHARPE, 3. Pelay
INGLES, 5. Stacey DAY, 6. Amber NEILSON, 7. Gema SIMON, 8. Bronte BATES,
9. Kate HENSMAN, 10. Hayley CRAWFORD (c), 11. Carlie IKONOMOU, 12. Emma
STEWART, 13. Caitlin JARVIE, 15. Renee CARTWRIGHT, 16. Kirstyn PEARCE,
18. Leia SMITH, 19. Tara ANDREWS, 20. Emma-Kate DEWHURST (gk)
*two to be omitted*
In: Hayley CRAWFORD (return from suspension)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Madeline SEARL (injured), Loren MAHONEY (injured), Hannah
BREWER (illness)
marinermick
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bulldogmariner said:
yes
Forum Phoenix
Well-Known Member
Looking forward to it.
GO YOU MARINER GIRLS!!!
verhead: verhead: verhead:
GO YOU MARINER GIRLS!!!
verhead: verhead: verhead:
marinermick
Well-Known Member
35 gone, nice finish by heyman
1-0
1-0
marinermick
Well-Known Member
43 gone, la scum equalise
marinermick
Well-Known Member
77 gone, 3-1
goals to the americans fletcher and vandenbergh
goals to the americans fletcher and vandenbergh
marinermick
Well-Known Member
won 3-1
bulldogmariner
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quite a good win. Victory is ours with a result against Sydney
Forum Phoenix
Well-Known Member
Thought Kingsley was outstanding.
Gotta love a cute blonde pocket rocket ;D
Gotta love a cute blonde pocket rocket ;D
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
Good to see some coverage in sport media for this game.
Be there if you aren't on the Gold Coast
- 3pm at Bluetongue this Saturday 5 December for Central Coast Mariners vs Sydney FC!!!
Mariners Members admitted free.
Tickets are just $5 for adults, $2 concession, with children Under 16 also admitted free. Tickets are available at the gates, which open at 2:30pm. Entry is only via the Western Gates under the Brian McGowan Bridge.
"Dec 2, 2009 2:01:33 AM
The W-League might be just two too-short seasons old, but its stacking up some serious milestones and proving itself short, sweet, and suspenseful.
There are five teams competing for four finals spots, with even the order of the top four still up for grabs in this, the leagues final round.
The Central Coast Mariners, replete with lead golden boot contender Michelle Heyman, will be looking to stave off an onslaught for the top spot and the Premiership from strong finishers Sydney, who leapfrogged their way into second after round nine.
Fourth-placed Melbourne Victory will be aiming to hold onto their spot as they take on a Perth Glory team strengthened by the recent arrival of Katie Gill, while fifth-placed Canberra United will be vying to overtake Melbourne with a win against an ostensibly easier opponent (although dont tell Roar Women that) in Adelaide United.
Add in some will-they-wont-they be able to rebuild their confidence suspense as the once-undefeatable Roar try to rectify their recently-derailed dominance and what we have is at least five - if not eight - teams playing for, well, sheep stations.
Ive long bemoaned the dearth of womens football in Australia, both in length of season at just 10 weeks plus finals and in visibility, with just one match broadcast each week during the snippet of a season. But what the W-League season lacks in length its certainly making up for in suspense.
Unlike the A-League, where theres now daylight visible between Melbourne and the rest of the league and plenty more rounds for them to extend that on-the-way-to-claiming-the-toilet-seat-again gap, the W-Leagues table is congested and the teams have just one more game with which to secure their spots.
As a result, round 10 is likely to be as knife-edge as a grand final. Add in some milestones that teams and players will potentially reach, and the final round of season two is proving to be must-see.
With 11 goals to date [this season] compared with 13 [2 seasons] for last seasons golden boot Leena Khamis, prime golden boot contender Michelle Heyman will be looking to become the leagues top goalscorer.
Averaging more than a goal a game, Heyman is on track to achieve it, but Khamis will be putting up a goalscoring fight in round 10. Literally. As Heymans Central Coast are playing Khamis Sydney.
Also looking to record a milestonealthough primarily a winwill be the Roar Women, who need to score just two goals to notch up a total of 50 goals since the W-Leagues inception. Their round nine loss saw them break their record 18-match undefeated streak and slip out of the top two for the first time in the W-Leagues history.
Whether they can reclaim second spot will depend largely on the outcome of the Central Coast v Sydney intrastate tussle which is, rather conveniently, being broadcast live and exclusive on ABC1 at 3pm on Saturday.
Indeed, short, sweet, suspenseful, and with sheep stations at stake, round 10 will be the W-Leagues grand final before the grand final.
For more information about the W-League, including fixtures and ticketing, visit the W-League website.
Fiona Crawford,
www.Goal.com"
Be there if you aren't on the Gold Coast
- 3pm at Bluetongue this Saturday 5 December for Central Coast Mariners vs Sydney FC!!!
Mariners Members admitted free.
Tickets are just $5 for adults, $2 concession, with children Under 16 also admitted free. Tickets are available at the gates, which open at 2:30pm. Entry is only via the Western Gates under the Brian McGowan Bridge.
"Dec 2, 2009 2:01:33 AM
The W-League might be just two too-short seasons old, but its stacking up some serious milestones and proving itself short, sweet, and suspenseful.
There are five teams competing for four finals spots, with even the order of the top four still up for grabs in this, the leagues final round.
The Central Coast Mariners, replete with lead golden boot contender Michelle Heyman, will be looking to stave off an onslaught for the top spot and the Premiership from strong finishers Sydney, who leapfrogged their way into second after round nine.
Fourth-placed Melbourne Victory will be aiming to hold onto their spot as they take on a Perth Glory team strengthened by the recent arrival of Katie Gill, while fifth-placed Canberra United will be vying to overtake Melbourne with a win against an ostensibly easier opponent (although dont tell Roar Women that) in Adelaide United.
Add in some will-they-wont-they be able to rebuild their confidence suspense as the once-undefeatable Roar try to rectify their recently-derailed dominance and what we have is at least five - if not eight - teams playing for, well, sheep stations.
Ive long bemoaned the dearth of womens football in Australia, both in length of season at just 10 weeks plus finals and in visibility, with just one match broadcast each week during the snippet of a season. But what the W-League season lacks in length its certainly making up for in suspense.
Unlike the A-League, where theres now daylight visible between Melbourne and the rest of the league and plenty more rounds for them to extend that on-the-way-to-claiming-the-toilet-seat-again gap, the W-Leagues table is congested and the teams have just one more game with which to secure their spots.
As a result, round 10 is likely to be as knife-edge as a grand final. Add in some milestones that teams and players will potentially reach, and the final round of season two is proving to be must-see.
With 11 goals to date [this season] compared with 13 [2 seasons] for last seasons golden boot Leena Khamis, prime golden boot contender Michelle Heyman will be looking to become the leagues top goalscorer.
Averaging more than a goal a game, Heyman is on track to achieve it, but Khamis will be putting up a goalscoring fight in round 10. Literally. As Heymans Central Coast are playing Khamis Sydney.
Also looking to record a milestonealthough primarily a winwill be the Roar Women, who need to score just two goals to notch up a total of 50 goals since the W-Leagues inception. Their round nine loss saw them break their record 18-match undefeated streak and slip out of the top two for the first time in the W-Leagues history.
Whether they can reclaim second spot will depend largely on the outcome of the Central Coast v Sydney intrastate tussle which is, rather conveniently, being broadcast live and exclusive on ABC1 at 3pm on Saturday.
Indeed, short, sweet, suspenseful, and with sheep stations at stake, round 10 will be the W-Leagues grand final before the grand final.
For more information about the W-League, including fixtures and ticketing, visit the W-League website.
Fiona Crawford,
www.Goal.com"
MagpieMariner
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I was present to watch the ladies win their first match of the season down at SFS, and I'll be present to watch their last match of the regular season on Saturday. It should be an absolute ripper with the lasses hopefully doing what the lads can't do, that is beat FC twice in the same year.
This could be the first premiership of three this season!!!
This could be the first premiership of three this season!!!
kevrenor
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Saturday, 5 December 2009
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC
Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford
Local kick-off: 3.00pm
Referee: Kate Jacewicz
Live and exclusive on ABC1 and ABC HD from 3.00pm AEDT
Central Coast Mariners squad: 1. Jillian LOYDEN (gk), 3. Lyndsay GLOHE,
4. Rachael DOYLE, 5. Jessica SEAMAN, 7. Teresa POLIAS, , 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).
*one to be omitted*
In: Elizabeth O'REILLY, Britt SIMMONS.
Out: Caitlin COOPER (suspended - 1 week)
Unavailable: Caitlin COOPER (suspended - 1 week) , Kelly GOLEBIOWSKI
(knee - indefinite)
Sydney FC squad: 1. Nikola DEITER (gk), 2. Teigen ALLEN 4. Alesha
CLIFFORD, 6. Servet UZUNLAR, 7. Heather GARRIOCK (c), 8. Julie RYDAHL,
9. Sarah WALSH, 10. Kylie LEDBROOK, 11. Cathrine PAASKE, 12. Michelle
CARNEY, 13. Catherine CANNULI, 15. Kyah SIMON, 16. Linda O'NEILL, 18.
Brittany WHITFIELD, 19. Leena KHAMIS, 20. Carla MONFORTE (gk)
*one to be omitted*
In: Michelle CARNEY (promoted)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Nicola BOLGER (knee - season), Danielle BROGAN (knee -
season)
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC
Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford
Local kick-off: 3.00pm
Referee: Kate Jacewicz
Live and exclusive on ABC1 and ABC HD from 3.00pm AEDT
Central Coast Mariners squad: 1. Jillian LOYDEN (gk), 3. Lyndsay GLOHE,
4. Rachael DOYLE, 5. Jessica SEAMAN, 7. Teresa POLIAS, , 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).
*one to be omitted*
In: Elizabeth O'REILLY, Britt SIMMONS.
Out: Caitlin COOPER (suspended - 1 week)
Unavailable: Caitlin COOPER (suspended - 1 week) , Kelly GOLEBIOWSKI
(knee - indefinite)
Sydney FC squad: 1. Nikola DEITER (gk), 2. Teigen ALLEN 4. Alesha
CLIFFORD, 6. Servet UZUNLAR, 7. Heather GARRIOCK (c), 8. Julie RYDAHL,
9. Sarah WALSH, 10. Kylie LEDBROOK, 11. Cathrine PAASKE, 12. Michelle
CARNEY, 13. Catherine CANNULI, 15. Kyah SIMON, 16. Linda O'NEILL, 18.
Brittany WHITFIELD, 19. Leena KHAMIS, 20. Carla MONFORTE (gk)
*one to be omitted*
In: Michelle CARNEY (promoted)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Nicola BOLGER (knee - season), Danielle BROGAN (knee -
season)
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
* By Peter Smith
* From: AAP
* December 04, 2009 2:48PM
CENTRAL Coast Mariners will be without two key players in Saturday's winner-takes-all W-League premiership decider against Sydney FC in Gosford.
Two points clear of Sydney going into the final round, the Mariners will be without the services of suspended captain Caitlin Cooper and injured key midfielder Kelly Golebiowski.
Although not fielding a single current Matilda within their ranks, the Mariners have been a model of consistency to be within touching distance of finishing the regular-season ahead of the star-studded Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar.
Despite the lack of big names the Mariners do possess the league's top-scorer in Michelle Heyman, with the former Sydney FC striker returning a remarkable 11 goals in nine matches.
"We will go out and play an attacking style and be attack-minded as we have done all year," said Mariners coach Stephen Roche.
"I think the girls are confident, they really want it and perhaps have something to prove."
Sydney FC will go into the match full of confidence on the back of an eight-match unbeaten run, though that defeat was a 3-1 opening-round loss at the hands of the Mariners.
Despite that loss Blues skipper Heather Garriock remains confident of claiming all three points at Bluetongue Stadium.
"We have been going very well in the last few games and are pretty happy with how the attacking side of things have been going," said the experienced flanker.
"Scoring 11 goals in the last two games has definitely built lots of confidence in the team.
"A big factor in the first round match was that we didn't really know each other's games that well, but since then we have jelled really well together which has been evident."
Regardless of the outcome the Mariners are assured of a top-two berth and a home semi-final, while a draw or loss could see Sydney pipped for second by Brisbane Roar.
Reigning champions Brisbane face cellar-dwellers Newcastle Jets but have stuttered in recent rounds, and last week suffered a 2-1 defeat against Perth Glory, their first loss in 18 matches.
Melbourne Victory are in the box seat to claim the remaining finals berth requiring just a point in Perth, while last season's runners-up Canberra United need to claim maximum points against Adelaide United and hope the Victory slip-up.
* From: AAP
* December 04, 2009 2:48PM
CENTRAL Coast Mariners will be without two key players in Saturday's winner-takes-all W-League premiership decider against Sydney FC in Gosford.
Two points clear of Sydney going into the final round, the Mariners will be without the services of suspended captain Caitlin Cooper and injured key midfielder Kelly Golebiowski.
Although not fielding a single current Matilda within their ranks, the Mariners have been a model of consistency to be within touching distance of finishing the regular-season ahead of the star-studded Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar.
Despite the lack of big names the Mariners do possess the league's top-scorer in Michelle Heyman, with the former Sydney FC striker returning a remarkable 11 goals in nine matches.
"We will go out and play an attacking style and be attack-minded as we have done all year," said Mariners coach Stephen Roche.
"I think the girls are confident, they really want it and perhaps have something to prove."
Sydney FC will go into the match full of confidence on the back of an eight-match unbeaten run, though that defeat was a 3-1 opening-round loss at the hands of the Mariners.
Despite that loss Blues skipper Heather Garriock remains confident of claiming all three points at Bluetongue Stadium.
"We have been going very well in the last few games and are pretty happy with how the attacking side of things have been going," said the experienced flanker.
"Scoring 11 goals in the last two games has definitely built lots of confidence in the team.
"A big factor in the first round match was that we didn't really know each other's games that well, but since then we have jelled really well together which has been evident."
Regardless of the outcome the Mariners are assured of a top-two berth and a home semi-final, while a draw or loss could see Sydney pipped for second by Brisbane Roar.
Reigning champions Brisbane face cellar-dwellers Newcastle Jets but have stuttered in recent rounds, and last week suffered a 2-1 defeat against Perth Glory, their first loss in 18 matches.
Melbourne Victory are in the box seat to claim the remaining finals berth requiring just a point in Perth, while last season's runners-up Canberra United need to claim maximum points against Adelaide United and hope the Victory slip-up.
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