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Sydney FC v Mariners
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Jorome Alexander Bennett
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Sasho hat-trick.
marinersman
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Jaza_SFC said:
You're right Jaza. I was skim reading and should have been more careful. I apologise if I miss lead anyone.
I do think he'll start though. He is going to cop some serious stick from our lot.
kevrenor
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mariners4evachamps said:
I got tickets today at city office about 12:30pm and PAX is 13,790-2
I don't know if this has been mentioned but they stated twice to me that Bay 3 was unavailable. I requested again as an away supporter but no dice. So I got back of Bay 2 where there was no-one supposedly! Quite weird.
FFC Mariner
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Sydney FC's Santalab out for two months
http://news.smh.com.au/sport/sydney-fcs-santalab-out-for-two-months-20081029-5b3a.html
Sydney FC have suffered another injury blow with attacking midfielder Brendon Santalab ruled out for up to two months with a shoulder injury.
Santalab will undergo surgery on Wednesday afternoon to repair cartilage damage to his right shoulder suffered when he fell heavily in Sydney's 2-0 win over Melbourne on Saturday.
Santalab had been impressive for the sky blues this season, scoring twice in six appearances including a 30-metre stunner against Adelaide.
"It's unfortunate but that's football," Santalab said.
"The positive thing is that I will be fit to play again this season, so I'm just concentrating on my recovery and doing everything I can to help the boys until I'm ready to get back on the field."
Sydney will again be without Tony Popovic and Clint Bolton for Saturday's match against Central Coast but striker Alex Brosque could return from a hamstring injury.
http://news.smh.com.au/sport/sydney-fcs-santalab-out-for-two-months-20081029-5b3a.html
Sydney FC have suffered another injury blow with attacking midfielder Brendon Santalab ruled out for up to two months with a shoulder injury.
Santalab will undergo surgery on Wednesday afternoon to repair cartilage damage to his right shoulder suffered when he fell heavily in Sydney's 2-0 win over Melbourne on Saturday.
Santalab had been impressive for the sky blues this season, scoring twice in six appearances including a 30-metre stunner against Adelaide.
"It's unfortunate but that's football," Santalab said.
"The positive thing is that I will be fit to play again this season, so I'm just concentrating on my recovery and doing everything I can to help the boys until I'm ready to get back on the field."
Sydney will again be without Tony Popovic and Clint Bolton for Saturday's match against Central Coast but striker Alex Brosque could return from a hamstring injury.
marinersman
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I just got my four tickets. Pax 15,385-15388. Bay 2.
Gee I hope we get a big turn out in the yellow bay.
Gee I hope we get a big turn out in the yellow bay.
marinersman
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dub said:
Is that the same North Ryde where a uni is located that is the training base of a certain HAL club?
shunter(sydneyfc)
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gunna be an awsome game and hopefully a huge crowed with the right team coming out on top......the blue and white ones that is....
marinermick
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shunter(sydneyfc) said:
well, you would win if you had huge crows playing
marinermick
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from foxsports.com.au
Mariners plan to attack Sydney
October 29, 2008 CENTAL Coast are set to continue their successful all-out attack approach in Saturday's A-League derby against Sydney FC at the Sydney Football Stadium.
Mariners coach Lawrie McKinna sprung a surprise by playing three strikers in last week's 1-0 win over Newcastle at Bluetongue Stadium.
The combination of Sasho Petrovski, Matt Simon and match-winner Dylan Macallister worked a treat and McKinna is leaning towards doing the same against Sydney.
"We'll probably go the same way this week," McKinna said.
"The three guys did very well, worked hard together and when you're fortunate enough to have three strikers doing so well, why not use them?"
The likely formation sets up a mouth-watering battle between the NSW rivals, with Sydney FC boasting renowned attackers John Aloisi, Mark Bridge and possibly Alex Brosque, who could return from a hamstring injury.
The match will be Aloisi's first against his former club after he signed on as Sydney's marquee player this season.
The Socceroos striker finally broke his goal drought when he scored in Sydney's 2-0 over Melbourne last week and McKinna said his side was looking forward to facing their former teammate on Saturday.
"Our defence did well last week and I'm sure they're looking forward to playing against John," McKinna said, adding he was relieved Aloisi had broken his goal-scoring duck before facing the Mariners.
"He did a fantastic job for us and all along we've wished him all the best because he was a great professional and a great ambassador for the Mariners while he was here."
The Mariners are again likely to be without defender Nigel Boogaard (concussion) and Andrew Clark (shoulder) but should welcome back star midfielder Mile Jedinak after he was ruled out of the Jets clash with a groin strain.
"We're hopeful he'll be back training in full tomorrow," McKinna said of Jedinak.
"Boogaard's trained all week but he's still getting heavy so he's still probably doubtful and Clarky's not trained all week and he's still a bit tender.
"I would think Jedinak (could return), maybe not the other two.
"That's just my gut feeling at the moment but the boys will be given up until Friday."
Mariners plan to attack Sydney
October 29, 2008 CENTAL Coast are set to continue their successful all-out attack approach in Saturday's A-League derby against Sydney FC at the Sydney Football Stadium.
Mariners coach Lawrie McKinna sprung a surprise by playing three strikers in last week's 1-0 win over Newcastle at Bluetongue Stadium.
The combination of Sasho Petrovski, Matt Simon and match-winner Dylan Macallister worked a treat and McKinna is leaning towards doing the same against Sydney.
"We'll probably go the same way this week," McKinna said.
"The three guys did very well, worked hard together and when you're fortunate enough to have three strikers doing so well, why not use them?"
The likely formation sets up a mouth-watering battle between the NSW rivals, with Sydney FC boasting renowned attackers John Aloisi, Mark Bridge and possibly Alex Brosque, who could return from a hamstring injury.
The match will be Aloisi's first against his former club after he signed on as Sydney's marquee player this season.
The Socceroos striker finally broke his goal drought when he scored in Sydney's 2-0 over Melbourne last week and McKinna said his side was looking forward to facing their former teammate on Saturday.
"Our defence did well last week and I'm sure they're looking forward to playing against John," McKinna said, adding he was relieved Aloisi had broken his goal-scoring duck before facing the Mariners.
"He did a fantastic job for us and all along we've wished him all the best because he was a great professional and a great ambassador for the Mariners while he was here."
The Mariners are again likely to be without defender Nigel Boogaard (concussion) and Andrew Clark (shoulder) but should welcome back star midfielder Mile Jedinak after he was ruled out of the Jets clash with a groin strain.
"We're hopeful he'll be back training in full tomorrow," McKinna said of Jedinak.
"Boogaard's trained all week but he's still getting heavy so he's still probably doubtful and Clarky's not trained all week and he's still a bit tender.
"I would think Jedinak (could return), maybe not the other two.
"That's just my gut feeling at the moment but the boys will be given up until Friday."
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