Nathan Byrn
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Hardly!! Never a chance for premier league without seniors. The whole thing is a farce!!
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Central Coast Reps 2012
- Thread starter Ted
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definitely is a farce. Central Coast FC did not make an application to be in any FNSW comp senior or junior for 2012 because the Association gave over the running of all elite football to the Mariners.
what FNSW has done is reject the mariners applicaion completely and by not giving them entry to any FNSW competition they are effectively saying that one of the most successful A League clubs in the country cannot field a junior academy side at any level. Note that FNSW have given CCFC - a club which in effect no longer exists and did not apply - a place in the super Youth League. Who knows if the Mariners will take this up - or whether FNSW will allow them to take it up.
offtheball
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Nathan Byrn
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The exact opposite!!! Central Coast FC DID apply and The Mariners did NOT apply.
FNSW did NOT reject anything from The Mariners. You want to know more?? Ring or email the CCF or better still ask the board of Directors.
offtheball
Well-Known Member
The director has directly stated he does not answer emails.
offtheball
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Pedant!
Mumbles
Well-Known Member
Yep, didn't see link, sorry
I hope this latest change CCFC/Mariners settles into a long term initiative.
So many players (incl my child) travel to Sydney seeking stability and escaping the politics.
Mumbles
Well-Known Member
Because it isn't going to get any better soon?
Much prefer to be representing our local area.
What happened to the GM, Mark Louis? CCF appointed last year. He seemed to have a plan then disappeared?
Anyway, I'm not here to bag out CCFC. I'd like to see them do well.
kevrenor
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Final details decided for Mariners Academy
The final adjustments have been made between Central Coast Football (CCF) and the Central Coast Mariners to the roll out the representative football program on the Coast.
With Football NSW confirming the clubs position in Super Youth League for boys and Premier Youth League for girls next season, the club will enter under the Central Coast Mariners Academy (CCMA) branding with the football program being run by the Mariners technical department.
CCF will continue to administer the program and discussions are currently underway to further advance the technical program through the appointment of a CCMA Coaching Coordinator.
Central Coast Mariners Development Manager and National Youth League Coach, Tony Walmsley, is in charge of the technical program and highlighted the club’s intentions.
"The pathway to the Mariners has always been there for local players. We have a great opportunity through the CCMA to help more local players over the long term to realise their potential,” Walmsley said.
Foundation Mariners player and Youth Development Coordinator, Damien Brown, will continue to play a role in the program, supporting the Academy’s Coaches and the CCMA Coaching Coordinator in a mentoring capacity.
"This really is the best possible structure for the Coast. We have reached a point where the two organisations are working together in a true partnership and I am really excited about the potential of the CCMA for the girls and boys of the region,” Brown said.
CCF Chairman Darren Sprod has played a pivotal role in the formation of the CCMA and was equally upbeat about the program kicking off a new era for development on the Coast.
“It is incredibly exciting to see the plans coming together for this new partnership with the Central Coast Mariners - it heralds a new era for player development on the Central Coast, one that will be of great benefit to all the boys and girls of the area.”
The CCMA has appointed its coaches and commences trials next week with playing groups to be finalised by mid November.
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CCMFC 14/10/2011
The final adjustments have been made between Central Coast Football (CCF) and the Central Coast Mariners to the roll out the representative football program on the Coast.
With Football NSW confirming the clubs position in Super Youth League for boys and Premier Youth League for girls next season, the club will enter under the Central Coast Mariners Academy (CCMA) branding with the football program being run by the Mariners technical department.
CCF will continue to administer the program and discussions are currently underway to further advance the technical program through the appointment of a CCMA Coaching Coordinator.
Central Coast Mariners Development Manager and National Youth League Coach, Tony Walmsley, is in charge of the technical program and highlighted the club’s intentions.
"The pathway to the Mariners has always been there for local players. We have a great opportunity through the CCMA to help more local players over the long term to realise their potential,” Walmsley said.
Foundation Mariners player and Youth Development Coordinator, Damien Brown, will continue to play a role in the program, supporting the Academy’s Coaches and the CCMA Coaching Coordinator in a mentoring capacity.
"This really is the best possible structure for the Coast. We have reached a point where the two organisations are working together in a true partnership and I am really excited about the potential of the CCMA for the girls and boys of the region,” Brown said.
CCF Chairman Darren Sprod has played a pivotal role in the formation of the CCMA and was equally upbeat about the program kicking off a new era for development on the Coast.
“It is incredibly exciting to see the plans coming together for this new partnership with the Central Coast Mariners - it heralds a new era for player development on the Central Coast, one that will be of great benefit to all the boys and girls of the area.”
The CCMA has appointed its coaches and commences trials next week with playing groups to be finalised by mid November.
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CCMFC 14/10/2011
Nathan Byrn
Well-Known Member
The coaches are the same as last year with a few changes. Ash Grant is gone, Haydn Appo also, New womens Head Coach. There may be other slight changes. Damien Brown is genuine but has a decent workload already without the burden of assisting a rep program that will generate no income for the Mariners.
true believer
Well-Known Member
so wait a second ! who are the u13 reps and up then?
i was of the belief we had a junior system run through the
centre of excellence .under the mariners.
whats the truth here?
i was of the belief we had a junior system run through the
centre of excellence .under the mariners.
whats the truth here?
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