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Craig T stand surely?
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AFC Champions League 2013
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true believer
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what do your tickets look like?
i got an "eway" Transaction Receipt: APPROVED
Purchase Amount AUD 88.00
Payment Status APPROVED
Charged by Merchant Sport Subs
eWAY Transaction Number 77346115
Bank Authorisation Code 021121
Bank Response Honour With Identification
Customer Details
Name true believer
Email joke@yahoo.com
Address SPRINGFIELD NSW
Postcode 2250
Transaction Details
Invoice Description SportSubs Purchase for Central Coast Mariners
Invoice Number S0051187
i got an "eway" Transaction Receipt: APPROVED
Purchase Amount AUD 88.00
Payment Status APPROVED
Charged by Merchant Sport Subs
eWAY Transaction Number 77346115
Bank Authorisation Code 021121
Bank Response Honour With Identification
Customer Details
Name true believer
Email joke@yahoo.com
Address SPRINGFIELD NSW
Postcode 2250
Transaction Details
Invoice Description SportSubs Purchase for Central Coast Mariners
Invoice Number S0051187
true believer
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never mind.
style_cafe
Well-Known Member
Great debate gentlemen.
I usually sit in bay 46 row h.
Fantastic view of the game & even at 7.30 in the summer you`re only in the late afternoon sun for 20mins.
I welcome all of the "Westerners" to "my stand" for these Championship games.
Maybe with us all together we can support the "Yellow Army" with a few chants & songs too!!
I usually sit in bay 46 row h.
Fantastic view of the game & even at 7.30 in the summer you`re only in the late afternoon sun for 20mins.
I welcome all of the "Westerners" to "my stand" for these Championship games.
Maybe with us all together we can support the "Yellow Army" with a few chants & songs too!!
Is anybody on here heading to Japan for the Kashiwa Reysol fixture?
Currently living in Tokyo and studying at Kashiwa, they're my adopted J-League team being close to the right colours (yet a little too close to Wyoming's for my liking) and frequent their home fixtures standing with the hardcore.
AS for their team, they had a strange/mixed season finishing 6th? pipping huge victories away from home yet conceding goals with a diabolical defense and getting smashed in front of home support, especially after the sale of their most valued player Sakai (National team) to Hannover 96. They also sold their veteran striker Kitajima which went unreplaced for some time.
After these sales and a horrible mid-season slump (during ACL 12 actually) it was mixed results yet still managed a charge home with the potential to even take 3rd spot in the final round with how tight the comp was.
Considering this and supporting the two teams, I rate us a chance to win our first fixture in Japan as long as we can stamp out the influence of their Brazillians; Leandro Domingues who is crafty yet aging, if something does not go right for him, fouls, passes astray, I have seen Kashiwa lose to the lowest of teams based on him throwing games away. Yet if he is on his game, and gets the chance to run at our defence and dribble through the middle then they will carve us.
The other Brazillian is Jorge Wagner on the left, very similar to Rose (or even Heffernan when he was on his day), but a much larger build. Great footwork and shouldn't be allowed to turn for runs down the wing, or connect with Leandro for combinations. Kashiwa actually won the J-league within their first year of promotion! Quite remarkable and this was down to the competition having no preparation to face teams such as Kashiwa with players in key positions like Jorge and Sakai. Yet in their most recent second season in J, most teams adapted to this and Kashiwa fielded a similar squad only to achieve mixed to poor results.
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Strangely enough I bought a ticket back home for March and in this time the ACL match in Kashiwa will be on. Devastated to miss this rare matchup, but home always comes first.
However I can still organise some contact with the Kashiwa die-hards for a possible event before or after the match.
Kashiwa City itself is worth checking out and also I can recommend some fine Izakaya (Japanese pub), a certain Beatles themed bar or possibly the biggest and best bowl of ramen one could find in Tokyo.
Currently living in Tokyo and studying at Kashiwa, they're my adopted J-League team being close to the right colours (yet a little too close to Wyoming's for my liking) and frequent their home fixtures standing with the hardcore.
AS for their team, they had a strange/mixed season finishing 6th? pipping huge victories away from home yet conceding goals with a diabolical defense and getting smashed in front of home support, especially after the sale of their most valued player Sakai (National team) to Hannover 96. They also sold their veteran striker Kitajima which went unreplaced for some time.
After these sales and a horrible mid-season slump (during ACL 12 actually) it was mixed results yet still managed a charge home with the potential to even take 3rd spot in the final round with how tight the comp was.
Considering this and supporting the two teams, I rate us a chance to win our first fixture in Japan as long as we can stamp out the influence of their Brazillians; Leandro Domingues who is crafty yet aging, if something does not go right for him, fouls, passes astray, I have seen Kashiwa lose to the lowest of teams based on him throwing games away. Yet if he is on his game, and gets the chance to run at our defence and dribble through the middle then they will carve us.
The other Brazillian is Jorge Wagner on the left, very similar to Rose (or even Heffernan when he was on his day), but a much larger build. Great footwork and shouldn't be allowed to turn for runs down the wing, or connect with Leandro for combinations. Kashiwa actually won the J-league within their first year of promotion! Quite remarkable and this was down to the competition having no preparation to face teams such as Kashiwa with players in key positions like Jorge and Sakai. Yet in their most recent second season in J, most teams adapted to this and Kashiwa fielded a similar squad only to achieve mixed to poor results.
-----
Strangely enough I bought a ticket back home for March and in this time the ACL match in Kashiwa will be on. Devastated to miss this rare matchup, but home always comes first.
However I can still organise some contact with the Kashiwa die-hards for a possible event before or after the match.
Kashiwa City itself is worth checking out and also I can recommend some fine Izakaya (Japanese pub), a certain Beatles themed bar or possibly the biggest and best bowl of ramen one could find in Tokyo.
true believer
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it's bullshit the roar have to play today ,then fly to thailand "14 f'n hours"
to play wednesday in the AFC play off . surely the bloody FFA could have done something about the local
scheduling .after those bastards from the AFC f**k us over.
to play wednesday in the AFC play off . surely the bloody FFA could have done something about the local
scheduling .after those bastards from the AFC f**k us over.
true believer
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they got a direct flight from sydney ,as i understand it.
why couldn't the game have been played friday?
why couldn't the game have been played friday?
true believer
Well-Known Member
well there it is
Dear Member
Thank you for your continued support of the Central Coast Mariners in the AFC Champions League!
Your tickets will be available for collection at the match against Melbourne Victory on Saturday 23 February from the collection point in Dane Drive from 6.00pm onwards.
If you are unable to collect your AFC Champions League tickets prior to the game on Saturday 23 February, tickets can also be collected from the collection point in Dane Drive from 6.00pm onwards at our first AFC Champions League home game on Wednesday 27 February from 6.00pm.
If you would prefer to collect your tickets from our offices in the Tuggerah Business Park, please contact us.
We look forward to welcoming you to the AFC Champions League!
Regards
Anne
Memberships I Central Coast Mariners FC
Dear Member
Thank you for your continued support of the Central Coast Mariners in the AFC Champions League!
Your tickets will be available for collection at the match against Melbourne Victory on Saturday 23 February from the collection point in Dane Drive from 6.00pm onwards.
If you are unable to collect your AFC Champions League tickets prior to the game on Saturday 23 February, tickets can also be collected from the collection point in Dane Drive from 6.00pm onwards at our first AFC Champions League home game on Wednesday 27 February from 6.00pm.
If you would prefer to collect your tickets from our offices in the Tuggerah Business Park, please contact us.
We look forward to welcoming you to the AFC Champions League!
Regards
Anne
Memberships I Central Coast Mariners FC
true believer
Well-Known Member
44 bucks for all 3 games .88 for me and the boss
Barry Valder
New Member
Hello from a Shimizu S-Pulse supporter! We're not in the ACL but you are, so I come, not just with a shameless plug, but hopefully with something that will be of use.
I created a book called Watching Football in Japan which might prove handy to any of you planning on the Kashiwa game in March, probably especially helpful for Japan first timers. Anyway, you can find out more here if you're interested, otherwise, best of luck for the 2013 ACL campaign!
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I created a book called Watching Football in Japan which might prove handy to any of you planning on the Kashiwa game in March, probably especially helpful for Japan first timers. Anyway, you can find out more here if you're interested, otherwise, best of luck for the 2013 ACL campaign!
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true believer
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pleased to see you barry .you and your friends are welcome
Barry Valder
New Member
Thank you!
I'll be keeping an eye on your games with Kashiwa. I don't like them much, so hope your boys do the business.
true believer
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frankly after the plate. the afc is the biggie . i believe we can win this .
can't wait till wednesday night.
can't wait till wednesday night.
bikinigirl
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. ooohhh so do i
. but we need to back up all the talk about the Premiership vs Minor Championship by taking the plate before we also take the dunny seat ... please, please, pretty please
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