style_cafe
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Conversely, did Weemac contact the Mariners to ask what the situation was?
Did he get disgruntled when told he had to fulfil his contract there before he could come back?
Did he then seek advice from his National Coach?
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Conversely, did Weemac contact the Mariners to ask what the situation was?
Did he get disgruntled when told he had to fulfil his contract there before he could come back?
Did he then seek advice from his National Coach?
Wombat
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Is he married? To a Kiwi? Got a partner? A Kiwi? Just a thought.
She has a broad Scottish accent like him.....definitely not a Kiwi.
I'm tipping the move is all about the extra dollars the Kiwis are willing to pay him.
He is quality and I don't want him to go especially to a backwater like NZ.
sydmariner
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noone wants him to go but it might be too late
Roy Law
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You could well be right. He may have contacted but Charlesworth probably hoped to still get the dollars. I am not sure we will ever know but it is a little odd.
bikinigirl
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. exactly
. i think you may find the cruel irony is that we let him go to cut our wages bill with the hope on grabbing a big transfer fee - imagine if the arbitration finds we are responsible for his wages and we hadn't asked him back to play for us. i think that may be the 'payment' we receive for him ... the 'nix picking up his wages bill when he has been 'unemployed'
. also i would think that arnie's salary would have had a fair bit to do with us letting him go when we did as well (a separate issue to the chasing dreams, etc ... that just made it all possible)
He was not on the coast because he liked the coast. He was here because of Arnie.
He was teachers pet.
Arnie gone no desire to be here. Most of his mates from Mariners days - Gone
When SFC didn't press the issue they must have felt that he was Mariners possession. Why would Arnie take him to Japan but not SFC? Because his contract had him back to the Mariners.
Nix pushing the envelope because they are desperate for quality & have convinced him they can provide him a sheep & that if he just try's it he will love it.
Why don't Mariners want him - We do but he doesn't want us. The whole 1st Jan is not because we don't want him it's because he doesn't want us & that's when contractually we can get him back.
The club definately defending it's rights but also has probably come to the realisation he doesn't want to be here & have tried to secure a replacement.
Rosey was terrible. Worse player on the starting 11. He is a great player but his touches in the final 3rd can be really poor.storm & monty are on the bench for the a-league allstarsbut rose is in the starting 11
We need a left sided Storm Roux. Young talented & just needs a chance. Storm still needs plenty of work in the final 1/3rd to but he is young & has potential.
After Rosey's pretty poor year last year it's getting close to time to find the next one & IMO it's not Sim he is not a defender but more a winger IMO.
Also Arnie & Robbie Slater are good mates - Should we cut his son because Robbie may pass on to much inside info to Arnie about the club & who is likeing Mossy & who isn't?
sydmariner
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no cos everyone seems to pre-judge him cos of who his dad is without giving him a chance to prove to everyone how good he really is he did score in his 1st game for ccm he seem'd to be good in the nyl
Roy Law
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If Tom Slater is as sharp and intelligent as his Dad I would say we have nothing to worry about...
Roy Law
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that could be Michael Neill?
midfielder
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Given the weeMac meeting was last Tuesday the longer this drags on the more me thinks FFA are looking for a mid range solution ...
Without anything other than a gut feel .... The outcome will be the Nux to pay half or more of his replacement' at the Mariners salary ...
As I posted earlier .... Olly, Musty, Rogic, Fitzy, Bernie, Monty, Macka, and Hutch all made his midfield play easier ... Add Ryan's distribution from goals and Dutchie's and Trent's switch play and general distribution... with Pedj's overlapping runs .... also no Popa at WSW, no Arnold at SFC, and consider the overall increase in coaching since he left ... AU, Roar, Newcastle, Heart all have very decent coaches whereas when he was playing for us only AP at the Roar could match it with Arnold / Moss ...
The Hal 7 & 8 sides he excelled in where very good sides he helped make them good sides but by heck he had some decent players around him.... he will not get that with the Nux .... Consider the last WC squad... Trent & Rogic if not injured would have been in the squad, add Matty, Olly, ... OK Jedi and Wilko as well.... But 4 players in the Mariner squad he played in would have been at the WC if not injured ...
Sometimes I don't think we fully appreciate how good the Hal 7 & 8 sides were ...
I guess I am saying he was good but the squad around him helped a lot .... I don't think he will be as effective at the Nux ...
Having said all this if we win and he comes back he will still be an excellent player ... he will be in a weaker squad that's all... playing against better sides far better coached...
Without anything other than a gut feel .... The outcome will be the Nux to pay half or more of his replacement' at the Mariners salary ...
As I posted earlier .... Olly, Musty, Rogic, Fitzy, Bernie, Monty, Macka, and Hutch all made his midfield play easier ... Add Ryan's distribution from goals and Dutchie's and Trent's switch play and general distribution... with Pedj's overlapping runs .... also no Popa at WSW, no Arnold at SFC, and consider the overall increase in coaching since he left ... AU, Roar, Newcastle, Heart all have very decent coaches whereas when he was playing for us only AP at the Roar could match it with Arnold / Moss ...
The Hal 7 & 8 sides he excelled in where very good sides he helped make them good sides but by heck he had some decent players around him.... he will not get that with the Nux .... Consider the last WC squad... Trent & Rogic if not injured would have been in the squad, add Matty, Olly, ... OK Jedi and Wilko as well.... But 4 players in the Mariner squad he played in would have been at the WC if not injured ...
Sometimes I don't think we fully appreciate how good the Hal 7 & 8 sides were ...
I guess I am saying he was good but the squad around him helped a lot .... I don't think he will be as effective at the Nux ...
Having said all this if we win and he comes back he will still be an excellent player ... he will be in a weaker squad that's all... playing against better sides far better coached...
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Nope he was here before Arnie was.
Oh my bad - before my time (should keep mouth shut instead of assuming). Should have just stuck with Teachers pet. Sorry
pjennings
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Tuesday, 12 August 2014 -
www.CCMariners.com.au
Central Coast Mariners can today announce the Club has agreed to terms with Hungarian attacker Richárd Vernes on a two-year loan deal from Budapest Honvéd.
Vernes, 22, is a versatile attacking midfielder and links with the yellow and navy having spent much of his professional career with the Hungarian capital club.
Vernes played his youth football at one of the country’s elite football clubs, Ferencváros, before joining cross-town rivals Honvéd in 2007.
The creative attacker, who represented Hungary at youth level, is an exciting youngster with plenty of potential to develop while on the Central Coast.
Vernes arrives at the Mariners on the glowing recommendation of Hungarian great Lajos Detari.
Vernes has averaged a goal every five games during his time in Hungary’s OTP Bank Liga – he scored six goals throughout Budapest Honvéd’s 2013-14 campaign, including one in the Europa League.
Today, Central Coast Mariners Head Coach Phil Moss said he believes Vernes is the perfect addition to his squad.
“We are extremely delighted to have captured a player of Richárd’s quality and bring him to Australia at this stage of his career, where he is extremely hungry to take his game to another level,” he said.
“In all my dealings with Richárd – his work ethic, professionalism and team before an individual mentality has shone through and I believe he can help take the team to another level.”
“The A-League was his number one preference and he has done a lot of research on the Mariners on and off the field, and his first comment to me was that it is the culture that sits most comfortably with him.”
Moss admits the creative attacker will add depth and quality to his team’s front third and a fierce competition for places.
“He’s under no illusion as with Malick (Mané) that everyone will have to fight hard to play and no one is secured a spot. I believe that his signing along with Malick has really given us some fierce competition for spots in the top third of the field.”
Moss said that it is crucial that he and his coaching staff take their time during each transfer window in order to add the best possible players to the Mariners’ squad.
“We were very specific about the two foreigners we bought to the Club, we were looking for players at the right stage of their career. They are players that really want to come here and develop as footballers,” he said.
"I want players who will excite our fans and have the ability to create and/or score goals every time we go forward.
“We play to structures that allow for individual flair and creativity in attack, and these players will add in that department what we already have in the squad.”
“I'm excited and pleased with how the squad is shaping up. Everyone is training the house down, and it’s great we are now entering the next phase of our pre-season,” Moss concluded.
Central Coast Mariners will send further fan, member, and media updates regarding Richárd Vernes’ arrival in Australia in due course.
Richárd Vernes
Position: Striker/Winger
Nationality: Hungarian
Date of Birth: 24 February 1992 (Age: 22)
Previous Club: Ferencváros
Tuesday, 12 August 2014 -
www.CCMariners.com.au
Central Coast Mariners can today announce the Club has agreed to terms with Hungarian attacker Richárd Vernes on a two-year loan deal from Budapest Honvéd.
Vernes, 22, is a versatile attacking midfielder and links with the yellow and navy having spent much of his professional career with the Hungarian capital club.
Vernes played his youth football at one of the country’s elite football clubs, Ferencváros, before joining cross-town rivals Honvéd in 2007.
The creative attacker, who represented Hungary at youth level, is an exciting youngster with plenty of potential to develop while on the Central Coast.
Vernes arrives at the Mariners on the glowing recommendation of Hungarian great Lajos Detari.
Vernes has averaged a goal every five games during his time in Hungary’s OTP Bank Liga – he scored six goals throughout Budapest Honvéd’s 2013-14 campaign, including one in the Europa League.
Today, Central Coast Mariners Head Coach Phil Moss said he believes Vernes is the perfect addition to his squad.
“We are extremely delighted to have captured a player of Richárd’s quality and bring him to Australia at this stage of his career, where he is extremely hungry to take his game to another level,” he said.
“In all my dealings with Richárd – his work ethic, professionalism and team before an individual mentality has shone through and I believe he can help take the team to another level.”
“The A-League was his number one preference and he has done a lot of research on the Mariners on and off the field, and his first comment to me was that it is the culture that sits most comfortably with him.”
Moss admits the creative attacker will add depth and quality to his team’s front third and a fierce competition for places.
“He’s under no illusion as with Malick (Mané) that everyone will have to fight hard to play and no one is secured a spot. I believe that his signing along with Malick has really given us some fierce competition for spots in the top third of the field.”
Moss said that it is crucial that he and his coaching staff take their time during each transfer window in order to add the best possible players to the Mariners’ squad.
“We were very specific about the two foreigners we bought to the Club, we were looking for players at the right stage of their career. They are players that really want to come here and develop as footballers,” he said.
"I want players who will excite our fans and have the ability to create and/or score goals every time we go forward.
“We play to structures that allow for individual flair and creativity in attack, and these players will add in that department what we already have in the squad.”
“I'm excited and pleased with how the squad is shaping up. Everyone is training the house down, and it’s great we are now entering the next phase of our pre-season,” Moss concluded.
Central Coast Mariners will send further fan, member, and media updates regarding Richárd Vernes’ arrival in Australia in due course.
Richárd Vernes
Position: Striker/Winger
Nationality: Hungarian
Date of Birth: 24 February 1992 (Age: 22)
Previous Club: Ferencváros
Deej
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Good, if he doesn't want to wear the shirt anymore bugger off, hopefully Richard Vernes has the fire in his belly to perform well.
MagpieMariner
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Probably so that if they don't work out (like someone else who's just left us), we're not stuck with them.
nebakke
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Yeah, probably not the worst way to have a look at them... Also, I'm guessing it's a nice way to, sort-of, make sure that there are never any concerns over whether they get paid or not
Worst case scenario, we run out of money and, presumably, they return to their club.Online statistics
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