Matt--Simon
Well-Known Member
75 gone, still 0-0, Pondeljak has another chance but another good Jess save.
-
Join ccmfans.net
ccmfans.net is the Central Coast Mariners fan community, and was formed in 2004, so basically the beginning of time for the Mariners. Things have changed a lot over the years, but one thing has remained constant and that is our love of the Mariners. People come and go, some like to post a lot and others just like to read. It's up to you how you participate in the community!
If you want to get rid of this message, simply click on Join Now or head over to https://www.ccmfans.net/community/register/ to join the community! It only takes a few minutes, and joining will let you post your thoughts and opinions on all things Mariners, Football, and whatever else pops into your mind. If posting is not your thing, you can interact in other ways, including voting on polls, and unlock options only available to community members.
ccmfans.net is not only for Mariners fans either. Most of us are bonded by our support for the Mariners, but if you are a fan of another club (except the Scum, come on, we need some standards), feel free to join and get into some banter.
Pre-season - CCM v MVFC in Tassie 25/7 - Now confirmed!
- Thread starter Chuq
- Start date
Matt--Simon
Well-Known Member
Couldnt tell you mate i copied that off the mariners facebook page
Matt--Simon
Well-Known Member
Luckless in Launceston
Sunday, 25 July 2010
by Glen Lauder
The Central Coast Mariners have drawn with a second Hyundai A-league opponent in as many weeks, after a questionable disallowed first half goal saw them forced to settle for a scoreless draw by Melbourne Victory at Launcestons Aurora Stadium.
A decent crowd was on hand at Northern Tasmanias premiere venue on a beautiful albeit cold afternoon, and on their fourth visit to the ground, the Victory almost made the perfect start.
Jess Vanstrattan, with his first involvement of any kind in Mariners colours had to make himself big to block former Central Coast midfielder Tom Pondeljak when he found himself through on goal five minutes in.
Patricio Perez, also in his first start in Yellow and Navy was looking dangerous through the middle of the park and found himself standing over a free-kick on ten minutes, but despite his best efforts with a curling delivery, the Victory was able to clear the danger.
Michael McGlinchey, providing another creative outlet to complement the diminutive Argentine linked well with Brad Porter to send the Kanwal Rovers junior into space, but once again Melbourne were able to deny a cross, and while they conceded a corner, they easily dealt with the resultant set piece.
Adrian Leijer picked up the first booking as Melbourne became a little frustrated late in the opening half, and the Mariners thought they had compounded that frustration with the opening goal on the stroke of half time.
Perez was brought down on the right edge of the box and sent another curling free-kick into the mix which Adam Kwasnik duly headed home, but the Assistant Referee ruled that Kwasnik had somehow strayed into an offside position in the crowd as the ball was whipped in, ensuring both sides would enter the sheds remained locked at nil-all.
Daniel McBreen was introduced at Kwasniks expense at the break and the former North Queensland and Perth marksman benefited from a good ball through from Josh Rose to create space down the left and after whipping a cross in Matt Simon and Perez applied heavy pressure to force the hosts into scrambling it away for a corner.
Oliver Bozanic tried his luck from distance but the inevitable flurry of substitutions slowed the pace of the Pre-Season clash somewhat, and Vanstrattan had to be on his toes to pull off a fine save after Tom Pondeljak took a quick free kick on 75 minutes.
After winning a corner from a free kick Brad Porter watched his set piece only half cleared, and from the resultant ball into the area Patrick Zwaanswijk headed at Sebastian Mattei, who had only just replaced Michael Petkovic in the Victory goals.
Robbie Kruse blasted over from the right channel as the clock wound down and then set Nick Ward up in the dying sessions, but he too was unable to keep his shot down, ensuring it would remain all-square in the Mariners final hitout against Hyundai A-League opposition before the start of the season proper in eleven days time.
Match Details
Central Coast Mariners 0
Melbourne Victory 0
Central Coast Mariners: 1. Jess VANSTRATTAN (GK), 3. Joshua ROSE, 5. Brad PORTER, 6. Patrick ZWAANSWIJK, 7. John HUTCHINSON (8. Rostyn GRIFFITHS 72), 10. Patricio PEREZ (9. Nik MRDJA 72), 11. Oliver BOZANIC (12. Matthew LEWIS 80), 14. Michael McGLINCHEY, 18. Alex WILKINSON (C), 19. Matt SIMON, 23 Adam KWASNIK (2. Daniel McBREEN 46).
Subs not Used: 20. Mathew RYAN (GK), 17. Chris DOIG.
Yellow Cards: Nil
Red Cards: Nil
Melbourne Victory: 30. Michael PETKOVIC (GK) (40. Sebastian MATTEI (GK) 76), 2. Kevin MUSCAT (4. Petar FRANJIC 76), 3. Mate DUGANDZIC (11. Marvin ANGULO 63), 5. Surat SUKHA (28. Diogo FERREIRA 32), 6. Leigh BROXHAM (14. Billy CELESKI 65), 8. Grant BREBNER (22. Nick WARD 72), 12. Roddy VARGAS, 15. Tom PONDELJAK, 19. Evan BERGER (17. Matthew FOSCHINI 49), 21. Robbie KRUSE, 23. Adrian LEIJER.
Subs not Used: Nil.
Yellow Cards: Leijer 41
Red Cards: Nil
Referee: Kevin DOCHERTY
Central Coast Mariners
Sunday, 25 July 2010
by Glen Lauder
The Central Coast Mariners have drawn with a second Hyundai A-league opponent in as many weeks, after a questionable disallowed first half goal saw them forced to settle for a scoreless draw by Melbourne Victory at Launcestons Aurora Stadium.
A decent crowd was on hand at Northern Tasmanias premiere venue on a beautiful albeit cold afternoon, and on their fourth visit to the ground, the Victory almost made the perfect start.
Jess Vanstrattan, with his first involvement of any kind in Mariners colours had to make himself big to block former Central Coast midfielder Tom Pondeljak when he found himself through on goal five minutes in.
Patricio Perez, also in his first start in Yellow and Navy was looking dangerous through the middle of the park and found himself standing over a free-kick on ten minutes, but despite his best efforts with a curling delivery, the Victory was able to clear the danger.
Michael McGlinchey, providing another creative outlet to complement the diminutive Argentine linked well with Brad Porter to send the Kanwal Rovers junior into space, but once again Melbourne were able to deny a cross, and while they conceded a corner, they easily dealt with the resultant set piece.
Adrian Leijer picked up the first booking as Melbourne became a little frustrated late in the opening half, and the Mariners thought they had compounded that frustration with the opening goal on the stroke of half time.
Perez was brought down on the right edge of the box and sent another curling free-kick into the mix which Adam Kwasnik duly headed home, but the Assistant Referee ruled that Kwasnik had somehow strayed into an offside position in the crowd as the ball was whipped in, ensuring both sides would enter the sheds remained locked at nil-all.
Daniel McBreen was introduced at Kwasniks expense at the break and the former North Queensland and Perth marksman benefited from a good ball through from Josh Rose to create space down the left and after whipping a cross in Matt Simon and Perez applied heavy pressure to force the hosts into scrambling it away for a corner.
Oliver Bozanic tried his luck from distance but the inevitable flurry of substitutions slowed the pace of the Pre-Season clash somewhat, and Vanstrattan had to be on his toes to pull off a fine save after Tom Pondeljak took a quick free kick on 75 minutes.
After winning a corner from a free kick Brad Porter watched his set piece only half cleared, and from the resultant ball into the area Patrick Zwaanswijk headed at Sebastian Mattei, who had only just replaced Michael Petkovic in the Victory goals.
Robbie Kruse blasted over from the right channel as the clock wound down and then set Nick Ward up in the dying sessions, but he too was unable to keep his shot down, ensuring it would remain all-square in the Mariners final hitout against Hyundai A-League opposition before the start of the season proper in eleven days time.
Match Details
Central Coast Mariners 0
Melbourne Victory 0
Central Coast Mariners: 1. Jess VANSTRATTAN (GK), 3. Joshua ROSE, 5. Brad PORTER, 6. Patrick ZWAANSWIJK, 7. John HUTCHINSON (8. Rostyn GRIFFITHS 72), 10. Patricio PEREZ (9. Nik MRDJA 72), 11. Oliver BOZANIC (12. Matthew LEWIS 80), 14. Michael McGLINCHEY, 18. Alex WILKINSON (C), 19. Matt SIMON, 23 Adam KWASNIK (2. Daniel McBREEN 46).
Subs not Used: 20. Mathew RYAN (GK), 17. Chris DOIG.
Yellow Cards: Nil
Red Cards: Nil
Melbourne Victory: 30. Michael PETKOVIC (GK) (40. Sebastian MATTEI (GK) 76), 2. Kevin MUSCAT (4. Petar FRANJIC 76), 3. Mate DUGANDZIC (11. Marvin ANGULO 63), 5. Surat SUKHA (28. Diogo FERREIRA 32), 6. Leigh BROXHAM (14. Billy CELESKI 65), 8. Grant BREBNER (22. Nick WARD 72), 12. Roddy VARGAS, 15. Tom PONDELJAK, 19. Evan BERGER (17. Matthew FOSCHINI 49), 21. Robbie KRUSE, 23. Adrian LEIJER.
Subs not Used: Nil.
Yellow Cards: Leijer 41
Red Cards: Nil
Referee: Kevin DOCHERTY
Central Coast Mariners
Tassiemariner
Well-Known Member
The boys had a light session today with wilko, patrick and perez sitting out most of it and Doig doing his own sprints for majority of the session.
marinermick
Well-Known Member
greenlig said:
cheers mate
Tassiemariner
Well-Known Member
My predication is not very well.greenlig said:
Tassiemariner
Well-Known Member
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTXp-4yBYhY
pre-match press conference
pre-match press conference
Tassiemariner
Well-Known Member
Just found it on one of the tassie football forums
http://tasmanianfootballforum.blogspot.com/
http://tasmanianfootballforum.blogspot.com/
Tassiemariner
Well-Known Member
http://walterplessonsoccer.blogspot.com/2010/07/victory-and-mariners-battle-out.html
Comprehensive match report + photos on victory game
Comprehensive match report + photos on victory game
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
greenlig said:
From the Mariners facebook page:
"Mariners side to take on a Tassie select XI in Hobart tonight:
20. Mathew RYAN (gk), 2. Daniel McBREEN, 5. Pedj BOJIC, 7. John HUTCHINSON, 8. Rostyn GRIFFITHS, 9. Nik MRDJA, 10. Patricio PEREZ, 11. Oliver BOZANIC, 12. Matthew LEWIS, 14. Michael McGLINCHEY, 18. Alex WILKINSON (c)
Subs: 3. Joshua ROSE, 4. Brad PORTER, 19. Matt SIMON, 23. Adam KWASNIK"
greenlig
Well-Known Member
"CC possessing it for long periods. Mrdja hit the crossbar after a sharp turn. Scott for Tassie had his shot cleared off the line."
I asked, "Mariners don't sound sharp up front, or are Tassie defending well?" To which he replied, "Both. Perez is running everything. Mrdja not getting much service up front."
Perez and someone else just got subbed off. Simon and Kwas on.
I asked, "Mariners don't sound sharp up front, or are Tassie defending well?" To which he replied, "Both. Perez is running everything. Mrdja not getting much service up front."
Perez and someone else just got subbed off. Simon and Kwas on.
Online statistics
- Members online
- 30
- Guests online
- 372
- Total visitors
- 402
