priorpeter
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We’ve got 2 discounted tix available on the YA table for tonight if anyone’s interested! $90pp includes meals, all drinks, and very average banter.
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Mariners Medal 2019
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marinermick
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Can't make it. Sorry.
Was looking forward to Kennedy winning it two years in a row.
Was looking forward to Kennedy winning it two years in a row.
Forum Phoenix
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Give it to Pain I think. But reckon it will go to Millar. Aspro was very good but came in too late.
Has to be Pain or O'Neill.
sydmariner
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snake won supporter's player of the season
Forum Phoenix
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That's f**king hilarious.snake won supporter's player of the season
Only at the Mariners folks.
bikinigirl
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sydmariner
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Aiden O’Neill wins 2019 #MarinersMedal
Aiden O’Neill has claimed top honours at the 2019 #MarinersMedal, being named as the best Central Coast Mariners’ player during the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season. The 2019 #MarinersMedal was proudly sponsored by Collaborative Construction Solutions.
The Burnley Football Club loanee notched 23 appearances, scoring four goals as either a defensive midfielder or member of the backline this season.
A dual winner on the night, O’Neill also claimed the Club’s Players’ Player Award that is decided on a 3-2-1 basis, voted by the players across the Hyundai A-League season.
Snake was the other big winner of the night, picking up all three supporter awards – voted as the McDonald’s Fans’ Player of the Year, Central Coast Mariners Official Supporters Club Player of the Year & Men of Football Damien Brown Medal winner.
For the first time ever, voting for the 2019 #MarinersMedal was decided upon by a combination of fan, player and coaching staff votes. The above fan awards, all contributed to the #MarinersMedal winner where Aiden O’Neill slightly edged Snake and Kye Rowles.
Those in attendance on the night had the chance to vote for the club’s Noel Spencer Goal of the Year Award. The 2019 #MarinersMedal attendees voted Jack Clisby’s goal against Wellington Phoenix in Round 21 as the best strike of the season.
The club’s Golden Boot Award was taken out by Club Captain, Matt Simon who scored seven goals in 20 appearances this season.
A new award was also introduced on the night, in collaboration with the Yellow & Navy Foundation. Any Hyundai A-League player who is new to the club is eligible to win the Yellow & Navy Newcomer of the Year award and this year it went to Jordan Murray. Jordan hung up his tools as an electrician to chase a lifelong dream of becoming a professional footballer. The award recognises a young athlete who has persevered in their journey both on and off the football pitch.
Josh Nisbet was rewarded for his outstanding season by winning the Foxtel Y-League Player of the Yearaward for the second year running.
The #MarinersMedal is also about celebrating outstanding achievements off the field.
The Chairman’s Award is presented annually to an exceptional individual within the Mariners who is deemed to have gone above and beyond for the benefit of the Club. Central Coast Mariners Academy Director Ken Schembri took home the award for his outstanding work with the Club’s Academy.
Algis Sutas is one of our most passionate team members and took home the Volunteer of the year awardfor his continued commitment to the Yellow & Navy since season one.
Central Coast Mariners Award Summary
Aiden O’Neill has claimed top honours at the 2019 #MarinersMedal, being named as the best Central Coast Mariners’ player during the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season. The 2019 #MarinersMedal was proudly sponsored by Collaborative Construction Solutions.
The Burnley Football Club loanee notched 23 appearances, scoring four goals as either a defensive midfielder or member of the backline this season.
A dual winner on the night, O’Neill also claimed the Club’s Players’ Player Award that is decided on a 3-2-1 basis, voted by the players across the Hyundai A-League season.
Snake was the other big winner of the night, picking up all three supporter awards – voted as the McDonald’s Fans’ Player of the Year, Central Coast Mariners Official Supporters Club Player of the Year & Men of Football Damien Brown Medal winner.
For the first time ever, voting for the 2019 #MarinersMedal was decided upon by a combination of fan, player and coaching staff votes. The above fan awards, all contributed to the #MarinersMedal winner where Aiden O’Neill slightly edged Snake and Kye Rowles.
Those in attendance on the night had the chance to vote for the club’s Noel Spencer Goal of the Year Award. The 2019 #MarinersMedal attendees voted Jack Clisby’s goal against Wellington Phoenix in Round 21 as the best strike of the season.
The club’s Golden Boot Award was taken out by Club Captain, Matt Simon who scored seven goals in 20 appearances this season.
A new award was also introduced on the night, in collaboration with the Yellow & Navy Foundation. Any Hyundai A-League player who is new to the club is eligible to win the Yellow & Navy Newcomer of the Year award and this year it went to Jordan Murray. Jordan hung up his tools as an electrician to chase a lifelong dream of becoming a professional footballer. The award recognises a young athlete who has persevered in their journey both on and off the football pitch.
Josh Nisbet was rewarded for his outstanding season by winning the Foxtel Y-League Player of the Yearaward for the second year running.
The #MarinersMedal is also about celebrating outstanding achievements off the field.
The Chairman’s Award is presented annually to an exceptional individual within the Mariners who is deemed to have gone above and beyond for the benefit of the Club. Central Coast Mariners Academy Director Ken Schembri took home the award for his outstanding work with the Club’s Academy.
Algis Sutas is one of our most passionate team members and took home the Volunteer of the year awardfor his continued commitment to the Yellow & Navy since season one.
Central Coast Mariners Award Summary
- Mariners Medal (sponsored by Collaborative Construction Solutions): Aiden O’Neill
- Players’ Player: Aiden O’Neill
- McDonald’s Fans’ Player of the Year: Snake
- Central Coast Mariners Official Supporters Club Player of the Year: Snake
- Men of Football Damien Brown Medal: Snake
- Foxtel Y-League Player of the Year: Josh Nisbet
- Golden Boot (sponsored by Best Signs): Matt Simon
- Noel Spencer Goal of the Year: Jack Clisby, Round 21 v Wellington Phoenix
- Chairman’s Award (Club Person of the Year): Ken Schembri
- Yellow & Navy Newcomer: Jordan Murray
- Volunteer of the year (sponsored by Six String Brewery): Algis Sutas
Insertnamehere
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Better be a deal for nizzy
bikinigirl
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. PattyZ and Brownie were there, can't remember seeing anyone else
JoyfulPenguin
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Forum Phoenix
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Exactly what I was thinking.
Clearly has the talent. Needs to be backed, So let’s back him Staj.
Insertnamehere
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Not a DM in the HAL though. He’s an AM. In Germany he’d be a DM.
Insertnamehere
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Sure but honestly hes too small to be a HAL DM. HAL DMs tackle hard and break up play. they screen and cant pass very well.
hes too smart, too mobile and plays beautiful triangles. AM attributes in HAL.
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