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Mariners Squad 2022/2023
- Thread starter pjennings
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Perez was amazing
But I don’t agree with your statement
It’s annoying how hard it is to watch Portuguese football in AUS. Sporting, benfica and porto’s U23/B teams play 2nd division and get exposed to so much senior footy at a young age. I’ve been saying for a few years to my friends and even on here plenty of times, it’s the perfect market for Aussie clubs to tap. The quality for the most part is higher yet aside from the big 4, the salaries are similar or lower than here, To see our club now leading the charge in tapping the Porto market is so satisfying. Tulio is versatile, powerful, technical ability insane. And good age.
I like moresche ALOT, but if tulio’s attitude is right I see a very difficult path for moresche after recovery,
Looking at the highlights he seems to be playing mainly as a 6 and sometimes as an 8. Very left footed. 95% of his touches are with his left. Like how he always looks to play the ball forward and often his first touch is an attacking pass. Good range of passes, good vision and doesn't mind having a hit from outside the box. Should provide an option from dead ball situations.
Looking forward to seeing him feeding early ball to Cummins, Garang, Bennie and Ruhs.
Corsair
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That reel has me thinking DDS but with strength and less ratholes, he looks the goods. Strong passing game and great vision too, this guy supplying Cumdog in particular is a very exciting prospect. We're going to be a very dangerous side to play this season, score from anywhere.
FFC Mariner
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You spell Tommy P funny
marinermick
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Behind a paywall but Newcastle Herald article on Cresnar securing a scholarship deal with the Mariners
www.newcastleherald.com.au
Promising Newcastle fullback Jakob Cresnar snares A-League chance with Mariners
Jakob Cresnar earns chance with Mariners.
midfielder
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Post of the week
This is a translated article from a Portuguese website, free transfer, curious if it’ll be a 3 year contract for Marco.
“Marco Túlio terminated his contract with Sporting and is preparing to head to Australia, to sign for the Central Coast Mariners, Record has learned. The 24-year-old forward, who arrived in Alvalade in May 2018, leaves the club without having played any game for the first team.
Four years ago, still in the term of office led by Bruno de Carvalho, Sporting announced the hiring of Marco Túlio from At. Mineiro "in the scope of the agreement for the reduction of 900 thousand euros in the debt related to the transfer of the player Elias". At the time, the Brazilian signed a contract valid until 2023, with a release clause of 60 million euros, which SAD, today chaired by Frederico Varandas, chose to terminate.
In 2018/19, Marco Túlio made 29 games and 8 goals in Sporting's under-23s. Three loans followed - one season with the Belgians of Roeselare and two with the Brazilians of the CSA - until the end of the link between the parties was now placed. Besides, as our newspaper knows, Marco Túlio is already on his way to Australia and will soon be made official as a reinforcement of the Central Coast Mariners”
Marco Túlio rescinde com o Sporting e ruma à Austrália - Sporting - Jornal Record
Atacante de 24 anos, que chegou ao clube em 2018, deixa Alvalade sem ter feito qualquer jogo pela equipa principal
www.record.pt
“Marco Túlio terminated his contract with Sporting and is preparing to head to Australia, to sign for the Central Coast Mariners, Record has learned. The 24-year-old forward, who arrived in Alvalade in May 2018, leaves the club without having played any game for the first team.
Four years ago, still in the term of office led by Bruno de Carvalho, Sporting announced the hiring of Marco Túlio from At. Mineiro "in the scope of the agreement for the reduction of 900 thousand euros in the debt related to the transfer of the player Elias". At the time, the Brazilian signed a contract valid until 2023, with a release clause of 60 million euros, which SAD, today chaired by Frederico Varandas, chose to terminate.
In 2018/19, Marco Túlio made 29 games and 8 goals in Sporting's under-23s. Three loans followed - one season with the Belgians of Roeselare and two with the Brazilians of the CSA - until the end of the link between the parties was now placed. Besides, as our newspaper knows, Marco Túlio is already on his way to Australia and will soon be made official as a reinforcement of the Central Coast Mariners”
style_cafe
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The commentary when we play City is going to be a shitfight...
Wombat
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Perez glided with the ball like no other player we have ever had but I think Paddy is the best player we ever had. Gumps a close second for me.
“It’s a great challenge from Marco Túlio on Marco Tilio to win back possession for the Mariners!”The commentary when we play City is going to be a shitfight...
Allreet?
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Didn't have him long enough but hard to go past Rogic for me.
Loved Perez, Pondeljak and Gumps also. And Amini.
sydmariner
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mcbreen is the GOAT.
Coastalraider
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Ao if we look at the traditional theme of players needing 6 months to adapt to A league, having a finals team that looks like the below has some real potential - strong backline, creative midfield, high quality goal scorers in the front third. Some things will need to fall out way, and hope our recruits don’t end up more Goddard than Nkololo, but the prices are there.
End of season team…
vuka
Kuzevski Kalechi Hall Faz
Nisbet
Tulio
Nkololo Cummings Ruhs Ayongo
still on the bench is Silvera, Moresche, Aqualina Kaltak, Storm, Ballard, Triantis, Steele and a host of super talented kids coming through
End of season team…
vuka
Kuzevski Kalechi Hall Faz
Nisbet
Tulio
Nkololo Cummings Ruhs Ayongo
still on the bench is Silvera, Moresche, Aqualina Kaltak, Storm, Ballard, Triantis, Steele and a host of super talented kids coming through
true believer
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Allreet?
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sydmariner
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Kwazildihno.
pjennings
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Our greatest Brazilian!!
Wombat
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Rogic looked lovely when he had the ball but watching him lumbering around in back play was too much to bare tbh. Probably not even in my top 5.
Wombat
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Are you calling him a Front bottom??
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