true believer
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kudos to abbas saad for turning the team around
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National Youth League Fixtures and Mariners youth team discussion
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priorpeter
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This - so much this. Can’t overstate how much of an impact he’s had, particularly on the players’ mentality. He’s got them playing like men, he’s got them hungry, and crucially he’s got them believing.
Rising Sun
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Three wins on the bounce but what is more impressive it has been against the teams sitting 2nd, 3rd and 4th on the ladder.
priorpeter
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Not looking great unfortunately. Adds to a growing injury/unavailable list including Kasalovic, Larson, Hong, Tapp, Duarte. Performances like today really show how that we’ve got a decent bit of depth there, thankfully
Right ankle apparently, he will go for scans tomorrow I believe, so fingers crossed for him.
The Bayliss boys were both very good in the centre of midfield today, although Di Pizio was the headline act, with two classy goals but the whole team played their part.
So good to see the team competing well at this level and hopefully they can continue the turnaround going forward.
There was rightfully a lot of concern after the Wilkshire debacle given how reliant we are on our academy, Abbas is doing incredible work. Many high potential lads that should be good for promotion in the next year hopefully.
Am I right in saying the current 1st grade group is probably half way through their academy cycle, age wise?
Only Windust, James Bayliss and maybe Sunmola 21/22?
Am I right in saying the current 1st grade group is probably half way through their academy cycle, age wise?
Only Windust, James Bayliss and maybe Sunmola 21/22?
Big Dog
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Definitely his right knee. Said he felt it pop when he landed awkwardly and couldn't straighten his leg.
true believer
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He's got me believing too.
Tassiemariner
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scoober
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He's a solid player, needs more development but is injured atm. Was featuring regularly in the 20's who have a handy team as well.
Ancient Mariner
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I would be looking for signatures from Daniel, Hammond and Di Pizio ASAP.
Yeah I like the look of Daniel.
priorpeter
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Di Pizio is on a scholarship already. I’d be very surprised for him to still be here in 12 months time. Turns 18 in December, just in time for the January transfer window. Very strong interest from Denmark.
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