Insertnamehere
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Japan wouldnt be bad for Sains.
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Mariners Squad - 2019-2020
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marinermick
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Ziggy:
marinermick
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Kim
marinermick
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Duric:
marinermick
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On the balance of it Duric looks the goods.
midfielder
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Just sharing some thoughts...
Like many others on the forum, we understand the need for a sense of balance in a team....
When I look at AS I see a coach from his time as a national coach who has a deep understanding of structure and matching players to structure.
When I look at our midfield hand on heart not the other thing we have an incredible structure and something I have not seen since Arnold.
To explain...
Number 6, i.e. the defensive mid who can defend organise and create for those in front in Kim we have this.
Number 8 i.e. the box to box mid who can drop back and defend, organise, run at a defence and link with those in front and behind in Duric we have an this.
Number 10, i.e the attacking midfielder who will fall back if needed but can both run at a defence and create, in DDS we have this.
Numbers, 7 & 11, i.e. the wide mids or wingers, who can both run at players, pass, show for the ball etc in Oar & Silvera we have this.
As subs on the side we have Nisbet Melling, Shabow,
Another aspect in Duric, DDS, Oar & Silvera we have proven goal scores meaning far less pressure on the striker and more incentive for our striker to hold the ball...
Me thinks AS if he is still looking for a striker will want a striker who can play back to goals as we can score across the midfield positions.
HHHMMMM or maybe it's bias and rose tinted glasses...
Like many others on the forum, we understand the need for a sense of balance in a team....
When I look at AS I see a coach from his time as a national coach who has a deep understanding of structure and matching players to structure.
When I look at our midfield hand on heart not the other thing we have an incredible structure and something I have not seen since Arnold.
To explain...
Number 6, i.e. the defensive mid who can defend organise and create for those in front in Kim we have this.
Number 8 i.e. the box to box mid who can drop back and defend, organise, run at a defence and link with those in front and behind in Duric we have an this.
Number 10, i.e the attacking midfielder who will fall back if needed but can both run at a defence and create, in DDS we have this.
Numbers, 7 & 11, i.e. the wide mids or wingers, who can both run at players, pass, show for the ball etc in Oar & Silvera we have this.
As subs on the side we have Nisbet Melling, Shabow,
Another aspect in Duric, DDS, Oar & Silvera we have proven goal scores meaning far less pressure on the striker and more incentive for our striker to hold the ball...
Me thinks AS if he is still looking for a striker will want a striker who can play back to goals as we can score across the midfield positions.
HHHMMMM or maybe it's bias and rose tinted glasses...
Coastalraider
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FFC Mariner
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Just reinstalled FM10 - easily the best version
style_cafe
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Pretty comprehensive and detailed reporting.
It even gives Ziggy`s swimming costume style,which may be ok for Scotland but I don`t think he`ll fit in wearing that at Terrigal...
Insertnamehere
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Stopped playing after 14. Had played since CM 2
style_cafe
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Strange that they advertise noodles on Kim`s page too...
Although I suppose it`s better than having a Dan Murphy`s ad
midfielder
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Inside Sports reporting.
Brisbane Strikers attacker Andy Pengelly - who has netted 46 goals this season - is set for the big time after linking with a NSW A-League club central coast mariners.
article is on https://www.couriermail.com.au/subs...da2473bbec9a25&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium
Brisbane Strikers attacker Andy Pengelly - who has netted 46 goals this season - is set for the big time after linking with a NSW A-League club central coast mariners.
article is on https://www.couriermail.com.au/subs...da2473bbec9a25&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium
midfielder
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I got behind the paywall
Brisbane Strikers ace on trial with Central Coast Mariners
AUGUST 13, 2019Brisbane Strikers goal-scoring machine Andy Pengelly is gunning for an A-League contract with the Central Coast Mariners.
The Courier-Mail has learnt that Pengelly, the scorer of 46 goals this season – including a record 36 in the NPL Queensland competition – is in Gosford this week trialling with the Mariners.
The 22-year-old marksman netted for the Strikers in their FFA Cup round of 32 success against the Wellington Phoenix last Wednesday night at Perry Park.
The Strikers advanced to the Cup round of 16 via penalty shootout after scores were locked at 2-2 at the end of extra-time.
Strikers gun Andy Pengelly.
Pengelly was subsequently rested from the Strikers’ 3-0 NPL Queensland weekend loss to the Gold Coast Knights.
It’s expected Pengelly will be back in action for the Strikers on Saturday night when they host Olympic FC at Perry Park.
“He’s got great potential,” Strikers coach Owen Baker last month said of Pengelly.
“He can score goals, he’s got the right attitude, athletically he’s good, so I’d love to see him get a chance at a higher level.”
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Brisbane Strikers goal-scoring machine Andy Pengelly is gunning for an A-League contract with the Central Coast Mariners.
The Courier-Mail has learnt that Pengelly, the scorer of 46 goals this season – including a record 36 in the NPL Queensland competition – is in Gosford this week trialling with the Mariners.
The 22-year-old marksman netted for the Strikers in their FFA Cup round of 32 success against the Wellington Phoenix last Wednesday night at Perry Park.
The Strikers advanced to the Cup round of 16 via penalty shootout after scores were locked at 2-2 at the end of extra-time.
Strikers gun Andy Pengelly.
Pengelly was subsequently rested from the Strikers’ 3-0 NPL Queensland weekend loss to the Gold Coast Knights.
It’s expected Pengelly will be back in action for the Strikers on Saturday night when they host Olympic FC at Perry Park.
“He’s got great potential,” Strikers coach Owen Baker last month said of Pengelly.
“He can score goals, he’s got the right attitude, athletically he’s good, so I’d love to see him get a chance at a higher level.”
Brisbane Strikers ace on trial with Central Coast Mariners
AUGUST 13, 2019Brisbane Strikers goal-scoring machine Andy Pengelly is gunning for an A-League contract with the Central Coast Mariners.
The Courier-Mail has learnt that Pengelly, the scorer of 46 goals this season – including a record 36 in the NPL Queensland competition – is in Gosford this week trialling with the Mariners.
The 22-year-old marksman netted for the Strikers in their FFA Cup round of 32 success against the Wellington Phoenix last Wednesday night at Perry Park.
The Strikers advanced to the Cup round of 16 via penalty shootout after scores were locked at 2-2 at the end of extra-time.
Strikers gun Andy Pengelly.
Pengelly was subsequently rested from the Strikers’ 3-0 NPL Queensland weekend loss to the Gold Coast Knights.
It’s expected Pengelly will be back in action for the Strikers on Saturday night when they host Olympic FC at Perry Park.
“He’s got great potential,” Strikers coach Owen Baker last month said of Pengelly.
“He can score goals, he’s got the right attitude, athletically he’s good, so I’d love to see him get a chance at a higher level.”
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Brisbane Strikers goal-scoring machine Andy Pengelly is gunning for an A-League contract with the Central Coast Mariners.
The Courier-Mail has learnt that Pengelly, the scorer of 46 goals this season – including a record 36 in the NPL Queensland competition – is in Gosford this week trialling with the Mariners.
The 22-year-old marksman netted for the Strikers in their FFA Cup round of 32 success against the Wellington Phoenix last Wednesday night at Perry Park.
The Strikers advanced to the Cup round of 16 via penalty shootout after scores were locked at 2-2 at the end of extra-time.
Strikers gun Andy Pengelly.
Pengelly was subsequently rested from the Strikers’ 3-0 NPL Queensland weekend loss to the Gold Coast Knights.
It’s expected Pengelly will be back in action for the Strikers on Saturday night when they host Olympic FC at Perry Park.
“He’s got great potential,” Strikers coach Owen Baker last month said of Pengelly.
“He can score goals, he’s got the right attitude, athletically he’s good, so I’d love to see him get a chance at a higher level.”
Wee-mac
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I think the squad is coming along nicely, but I’m not sure the young Brisbane player is the best option. 2 relatively inexperienced NPL strikers didn’t work out well last year. You can argue, bring him in and hope he develops, but do we have the capacity to do this at the moment?
What is our current squad numbers?
What is our current squad numbers?
SuperHans
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I'd love to see him play for us, but we signed an NPL record breaking striker LAST year and he spent most of the season on the bench. It may be better for him to go to a club that will actually play him.
finally retired
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maybe we can swap Simon for him ?
SuperHans
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Now now Finally. We have to play nicely in the sand pit, otherwise the 'big boys' will call us names.maybe we can swap Simon for him ?
In fairness, last year was him getting accustomed to pro football and develop. This is Muzza, yes? This year is a better gauge to see if the time spent on him is worthwhile as he should get more time on the pitch. Same with Pengelly. If they both turn into gun players we have recruited 2 good strikers at a good age for minimum output.
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