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R17 - Mariners v Scum

Roy Law

Roy Law

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Other thoughts -
On Caceres: I never thought Sainsbury was going to make it from early appearances - remember Arnie hooking him at HT against Sydney - but Arnie, and Style-Cafe, had faith.
And yes - Duke upfront, McBreen as phantom No 10;
if your two CMids are left footed play will tend to be biased towards the right of the field;
one break down the left, second half, McGlinchey on the ball - 5 Jets defenders in the box with only McBreen to mark - their defence very difficult to break down.
and finally - that 'two-footed' tackle by Sainsbury: one full blooded with his left followed immediately by full blooded with his right. The stuff of legend!
 
Bex

Bex

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FFC Mariner said:
Mexican wave should equal instant tasering or even shooting.
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Active support should come in all forms for all types of people in the stadium.

If a certain type of active support is not your thing, then don't join in. Judge those that do join in by their intention to have fun and help our team.

I doubt we're about to get into a circumstance where a Mariners game resembles a school carnival. Bay 16 will always be the loudest and I'm sure there's a significant element in there that will do better than school carnival for the majority of the time. However, don't forget there's plenty of school kids in the crowd who may well be in bay 16 in years to come. Perhaps consider it yoof development :)

Whatever it takes to create a positive atmosphere for The Mariners IMO.
 
Mumbles

Mumbles

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The immature child in me kinda wishes we did a modified Mexican wave directing the middle finger towards the Jets fans.
Way too much choreography involved o_O
 
true believer

true believer

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Mumbles said:
The immature child in me kinda wishes we did a modified Mexican wave directing the middle finger towards the Jets fans.
Way too much choreography involved o_O
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maybe the baywide taser. you could reserve the use for special occasions, squad rants, bling or melbourne.
i think the charge might fry 20 or 30 of them . but i think it's a fair price.

see wombat below installing the unit below the away bay

now thats a taser


world's+largest+cast+resin+transformer.jpg
 
Wombat

Wombat

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Roy Law said:
Other thoughts -
On Caceres: I never thought Sainsbury was going to make it from early appearances - remember Arnie hooking him at HT against Sydney - but Arnie, and Style-Cafe, had faith.
And yes - Duke upfront, McBreen as phantom No 10;
if your two CMids are left footed play will tend to be biased towards the right of the field;
one break down the left, second half, McGlinchey on the ball - 5 Jets defenders in the box with only McBreen to mark - their defence very difficult to break down.
and finally - that 'two-footed' tackle by Sainsbury: one full blooded with his left followed immediately by full blooded with his right. The stuff of legend!
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Agree.

Caceras's debut was vastly superior to Tesco's and also Matty Simon's.

Doesnt he normally play DM as well?

It wasn't a blinding debut but it was a pass.
 
Wombat

Wombat

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Looked like 1.5 bays to me.

Decent numbers none the less...and some of them even paid for a train ticket!
 
T

Tassiemariner

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Come to think of it, which players have had amazing debuts for the club?

Tesco was ordinary, Simon wasn't any good for about 10 games and the first game I saw Ryan in a friendly in Tassie I thought he was terrible.

Any other less than impressive debuts?
 
style_cafe

style_cafe

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Roy Law said:
Other thoughts -
On Caceres: I never thought Sainsbury was going to make it from early appearances - remember Arnie hooking him at HT against Sydney - but Arnie, and Style-Cafe, had faith.
And yes - Duke upfront, McBreen as phantom No 10;
if your two CMids are left footed play will tend to be biased towards the right of the field;
one break down the left, second half, McGlinchey on the ball - 5 Jets defenders in the box with only McBreen to mark - their defence very difficult to break down.
and finally - that 'two-footed' tackle by Sainsbury: one full blooded with his left followed immediately by full blooded with his right. The stuff of legend!
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Thanks for remembering my faith in Sainsbury Roy. I was fortunate enough to be able to walk to Suncorp with his father & sister,the shared a few beers with them in Caxton St. He certainly comes from "good stock".They are wonderful people & ex-brits to!!

I have another one to keep an eye on too mate.18year old Jack Ragen.
Pencil him into your notebook for the future.
 
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