R15 - Western Sydney vs Mariners

[kevrenor]

Sunday, 6 January 2013Western Sydney Wanderers v Central Coast Mariners
Venue: Parramatta Stadium, Parramatta
Kick-off: 6:00pm

Referee: Chris Beath
Assistant Referee 1: Brad Hobson
Assistant Referee 2: Owen Goldrick
Fourth Official: Strebre Delovski

Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 1HD and Sky Sport 3.

ABC Radio Coverage - 92.5 ABC Central coast and Grandstand Digital Sydney & Online

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Western Sydney Wanderers Squad:1. Ante Covic (GK), 2. Shannon Cole, 3. Adam D’Apuzo, 4. Nikolai Topor-Stanley, 6. Jerome Polenz, 7. Labinot Haliti, 8. Mateo Poljak, 10. Aaron Mooy 11. Tarek Elrich, 13. Joey Gibbs, 14. Kwabena Appiah-Kubi, 15. Reece Caira, 18. Iacopo La Rocca, 19. Mark Bridge, 20. Jerrad Tyson (GK), 21. Shinji Ono, 23. Jason Trifiro
*two to be omitted

In: Aaron Mooy (return from suspension)
Out: Michael Beauchamp (suspended - 1 week), Youssouf Hersi (suspended - 1 week), Dino Kresinger (knee)
Unavailable: Tahj Minniecon (foot)

Central Coast Mariners Squad: 1. Mathew Ryan (Gk), 2. Daniel McBreen, 3. Joshua Rose, 4. Pedj Bojic, 5. Zachary Anderson, 7. John Hutchinson (c), 8. Adriano Pellegrino, 9. Bernie Ibini, 11. Oliver Bozanic, 13. Brent Griffiths, 14. Michael McGlinchey, 15. Brad McDonald, 16. Trent Sainsbury, 17. Anthony Caceres, 18. Nick Montgomery, 19. Mitchell Duke, 20. Justin Pasfield (Gk), 21. Mile Sterjovski, 23. Adam Kwasnik
*four to be omitted
In: 2 Daniel McBreen, 7. John Hutchinson (both return from suspension), 15. Brad McDonald, 17. Anthony Caceres (both promoted)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: 6. Patrick Zwaanswijk (Groin – 1 week), 10. Tomas Rogic (suspended), 22. James Oates (Ankle – 2 months)

 

[FFC Mariner]

Caceres eh?

 

[nero]

Cant wait for this one. Will be going down for the game. Really not sure how we will go, WSW are in form. Lets say a 2-2 draw.
The next few rounds are going to be a challenge so I hope we can at least get some results.

 

[shipwreck]

Premiership determining series of games ahead, if we can break the wanderers at home, I believe we will continue in form. Ono is key but I think Mooy is actually who we need to watch. 3-1 mariners, Mcbreen to have a shocker but fire up and score 2

 

[Wombat]

Tempted to go but cant face working in sydney all day. Driving home (picked up my son) and driving back down there again.

 

[Jesus]

I look forward to not seeing pelle in our squad list. Though i must admit i couldnt even clap his subbing last game due to the overwhelming applause making me feel guilty

 

[true believer]

hersi is a huge loss for them .

 

[FFC Mariner]

Mooy is back though

 

[Wombat]

yeah he's in my fantasy team..swapped him for Rogic.

Not working sunday so can go to the game. Are Yellow army putting on a coach again?

Wouldn't mind seeing if the Wanderers fans are still retarded f**kwits after the game!

 

[true believer]

Mooy is back though

yes but he does the same job as ono. hersi has been murdering everybody on their right side
i expect mooy ,if he starts. he'll play striker with kresinger also out

 

[Wombat]

Preview of the game on WSW site........"tell him he's dreamin"!

Western Sydney Wanderers vs Central Coast Mariners - Sunday, 6:00pm EDT – Parramatta Stadium, Parramatta. Team & Ladder Ranking: Western Sydney Wanderers are 3rd. 7W 2D 5L. 23 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WDWWW. 2-1 win, home against Melbourne Victory.Ladder Movement: A Wanderers win would tighten the league ladder considerably, putting Western Sydney potentially within a game of Adelaide and 4 points away from Central Coast. A loss would reverse that, especially if Melbourne Victory fail against Wellington.Keep Up The Good Work: Shinji Ono. His form has improved week on week and last week was a masterclass in finishing and close control.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: More stupid yellow cards mean Hersi and Beauchamp both miss this match, and they let Spase Dilevski fire on goal from well outside the box. Wanderers need to be at 110% to take home the prize in this match.Team & Ladder Ranking: Central Coast Mariners are 1st. 9W 3D 2L. 30 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WLDWW. 1-0 win, home against Perth Glory.Ladder Movement: There is a nautical saying that 'a stern chase is a long chase' and the Mariners are being hunted down by three other clubs. To continue the nautical theme, the Wanderers could come alongside and fire off a killer broadside at the little yellow ship that could. A draw or loss is equally a failure in their current situation.Keep Up The Good Work: Bernie Ibini got a lucky no-call on his goal, setup by a clear hand-ball, he continues to improve. Their defence stayed solid against Perth despite a few chances missed by Perth.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: Kwasnik could learn to stay onside. Arnie could learn to stop whinging but we all know that'll never happen. They can't perform like they did against Perth and expect to win this match.Prediction: Wanderers are in scintillating form. A big win in front of a big crowd to cement their premiership aspirations. 3-0.

 

[FFC Mariner]

The club organise the coaches I think and yes.

 

[style_cafe]

Preview of the game on WSW site........"tell him he's dreamin"!

Western Sydney Wanderers vs Central Coast Mariners - Sunday, 6:00pm EDT – Parramatta Stadium, Parramatta. Team & Ladder Ranking: Western Sydney Wanderers are 3rd. 7W 2D 5L. 23 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WDWWW. 2-1 win, home against Melbourne Victory.Ladder Movement: A Wanderers win would tighten the league ladder considerably, putting Western Sydney potentially within a game of Adelaide and 4 points away from Central Coast. A loss would reverse that, especially if Melbourne Victory fail against Wellington.Keep Up The Good Work: Shinji Ono. His form has improved week on week and last week was a masterclass in finishing and close control.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: More stupid yellow cards mean Hersi and Beauchamp both miss this match, and they let Spase Dilevski fire on goal from well outside the box. Wanderers need to be at 110% to take home the prize in this match.Team & Ladder Ranking: Central Coast Mariners are 1st. 9W 3D 2L. 30 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WLDWW. 1-0 win, home against Perth Glory.Ladder Movement: There is a nautical saying that 'a stern chase is a long chase' and the Mariners are being hunted down by three other clubs. To continue the nautical theme, the Wanderers could come alongside and fire off a killer broadside at the little yellow ship that could. A draw or loss is equally a failure in their current situation.Keep Up The Good Work: Bernie Ibini got a lucky no-call on his goal, setup by a clear hand-ball, he continues to improve. Their defence stayed solid against Perth despite a few chances missed by Perth.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: Kwasnik could learn to stay onside. Arnie could learn to stop whinging but we all know that'll never happen. They can't perform like they did against Perth and expect to win this match.Prediction: Wanderers are in scintillating form. A big win in front of a big crowd to cement their premiership aspirations. 3-0.

Yep, write us off again......

 

[Gratis]

This game will be a very difficult one. Only weeks ago I went into every game confident the boys could sweep all before them...until Wellington.
We have the entire squad available basically with the notable exception of Rogic - and with more than a couple of days between games this time I believe they are due to hit some form again.
That said in the past 2 & 1/2 years whenever the Mariners have been out of form the results tend to be moediocre against mediocre teams, and good against good teams.
I believe this'll be a Mariners win, but it's going to be a very very tough game.

 

[Gratis]

Preview of the game on WSW site........"tell him he's dreamin"!

Western Sydney Wanderers vs Central Coast Mariners - Sunday, 6:00pm EDT – Parramatta Stadium, Parramatta. Team & Ladder Ranking: Western Sydney Wanderers are 3rd. 7W 2D 5L. 23 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WDWWW. 2-1 win, home against Melbourne Victory.Ladder Movement: A Wanderers win would tighten the league ladder considerably, putting Western Sydney potentially within a game of Adelaide and 4 points away from Central Coast. A loss would reverse that, especially if Melbourne Victory fail against Wellington.Keep Up The Good Work: Shinji Ono. His form has improved week on week and last week was a masterclass in finishing and close control.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: More stupid yellow cards mean Hersi and Beauchamp both miss this match, and they let Spase Dilevski fire on goal from well outside the box. Wanderers need to be at 110% to take home the prize in this match.Team & Ladder Ranking: Central Coast Mariners are 1st. 9W 3D 2L. 30 Points.Form (Recent->Least Recent) & Last Result: WLDWW. 1-0 win, home against Perth Glory.Ladder Movement: There is a nautical saying that 'a stern chase is a long chase' and the Mariners are being hunted down by three other clubs. To continue the nautical theme, the Wanderers could come alongside and fire off a killer broadside at the little yellow ship that could. A draw or loss is equally a failure in their current situation.Keep Up The Good Work: Bernie Ibini got a lucky no-call on his goal, setup by a clear hand-ball, he continues to improve. Their defence stayed solid against Perth despite a few chances missed by Perth.Things They Could Have Done Better Last Week: Kwasnik could learn to stay onside. Arnie could learn to stop whinging but we all know that'll never happen. They can't perform like they did against Perth and expect to win this match.Prediction: Wanderers are in scintillating form. A big win in front of a big crowd to cement their premiership aspirations. 3-0.

hahaha! They really don't know the Mariners.
Like cornflower and water - the harder you hit the more cohesive they become! (Try this if you never have by the way, needs to be a paste. Sit a finger on it and it sinks in, slap or punch it...what's that? Can't get through, cohesive as a Mariner)

 

[adz]

Funny preview!

 

[dibo]

Highest PAX from a group of 6 just bought - 12303

 

[Bex]

Hmmm.... Wanderers.... 7 wins, 2 draws, 5 losses. The last win was 2-1 at home against a side that had 26 goals scored against them this season. The only other teams to concede as many are Bling FC with 30 and the Scum with 28, who are currently last and 8th on the table respectively. Personally, I wouldn't call such form "scintillating", but perhaps that's just me.

If Montgomery and our back four get their act together then it follows that there's no way they'll score 2 against us. Our challenge is to score against the Wanderers away as their goals conceded record is very solid and second best in the comp - behind us of course .

I'm tipping we'll win by one goal either 1-2 or 0-1, but the boys are going to have to improve a little over the past few weeks' form to avoid the draw.

 

[true believer]

To continue the nautical theme, the Wanderers could come alongside and fire off a killer broadside at the little yellow ship that could.

i always thought we were a bit of a submarine.

 

[BrisRecky]

SO...is that donkey, Pellergrino in the run on side...?