scottmac
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He'd be a good #2
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Mariners Squad - HAL 14 - 2018- 2019 - The challenge for Mike Mulvey is over
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midfielder
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For a number of years I played in a very successful team.... and as always there was a turn over of players year to year with a solid core of about 8 players.
Two of our players coaches at lower levels in the NSL and played for teams like Apia [before the NSL].
Anywho there was a two year stint when the change over players were not as strong as those that left.
We played a 5 - 3 - 1 - 1 .... or 5 - 3 - 2.
The two outside backs ran there backsides off and with unlimited interchange there were four of us that simply ran all day.
The key element was to protect the centre of the park from the edge of the circle on the halfway to the goal .... it worked a charm and I do wonder if it could work for us...
Pirate Pete
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Can you get him to practice his throw ins too please.
And I the only one who cringes when he takes them. Always close to a foul throw.
Probably one of the only players in the A league to have two foul throws against him in one game.
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Football nut
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Found the article about Kennedys extended contract
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/...ld-club-in-rival-colours-at-f3-derby/?cs=6160
Wombat
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He is a number 2.
Wombat
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style_cafe
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I hope he`s a better right back then...
Ancient Mariner
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Santalab was mentioned before as being available, does he pass the "no dickheads" policy.
I would say no. There is a lot of trouble in the WSW dressing room at the moment under Gombau and he seems to be publicising it.
While he has heart and skills we are looking for, he is 35. Past it.
I would not touch him with a six foot pole.
Aliavin Powolski, a six foot Pole, said he would not touch him either.
I would say no. There is a lot of trouble in the WSW dressing room at the moment under Gombau and he seems to be publicising it.
While he has heart and skills we are looking for, he is 35. Past it.
I would not touch him with a six foot pole.
Aliavin Powolski, a six foot Pole, said he would not touch him either.
rbakersmith
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The deck-clearing has begun:
The Central Coast Mariners wish to advise the departure of seven players and two staff members, effective immediately.
The club can today confirm that Liam Rose, Storm Roux, Jacob Poscoliero, Josh Bingham, Blake Powell, Peter Skapetis and Tom Glover have completed their playing careers with the Mariners. Foxtel National Youth League Head Coach/Academy Technical Director Wayne O’Sullivan and Hyundai A-League Strength & Conditioning Coach Balder Berckmans have also completed their tenures with the club.
The contracts of Poscoliero, Skapetis, Bingham and Rose expired at the completion of the Hyundai A-League 2017/18 season and will not be renewed beyond this point. Powell & Bingham both sustained injuries in the Mariners’ final match of the season and will complete their rehab with the club after undergoing surgery this week. Bingham sustained an AC Joint injury (shoulder) and Powell sustained a fracture to his finger.
Roux, who was contracted with the Mariners until the end of the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season, has been granted a release to pursue other opportunities.
Tom Glover’s loan agreement between the Central Coast Mariners and Tottenham Hotspur expires on May 31 and will not be renewed.
The contract of Strength & Conditioning Coach, Balder Berckmans expired at the completion of the Hyundai A-League 2017/18 season and will not be renewed. Berckmans has been granted immediate release.
Foxtel National Youth League Head Coach/Academy Technical Director, Wayne O’Sullivan has been given notice that his services are no longer required at the Central Coast Mariners.
The Central Coast Mariners would like to thank the players and staff members mentioned above for their efforts and wish them all the best with their future endeavours.
The following list of players remain contracted to the Central Coast Mariners Football Club.
Central Coast Mariners: 1.Ben KENNEDY, 4.Jake McGING, 5.Antony GOLEC, 6.Tom HIARIEJ, 7.Andrew HOOLE, 10.Danny De SILVA, 11.Connor PAIN, 12.Trent BUHAGIAR, 14.Adam BERRY, 15.Alan BARO (c), 20.Adam PEARCE, 21.Kye ROWLES, 22.Jacob MELLING, 23.Wout BRAMA
https://www.ccmariners.com.au/news/club-statement-player-staff-departures
The Central Coast Mariners wish to advise the departure of seven players and two staff members, effective immediately.
The club can today confirm that Liam Rose, Storm Roux, Jacob Poscoliero, Josh Bingham, Blake Powell, Peter Skapetis and Tom Glover have completed their playing careers with the Mariners. Foxtel National Youth League Head Coach/Academy Technical Director Wayne O’Sullivan and Hyundai A-League Strength & Conditioning Coach Balder Berckmans have also completed their tenures with the club.
The contracts of Poscoliero, Skapetis, Bingham and Rose expired at the completion of the Hyundai A-League 2017/18 season and will not be renewed beyond this point. Powell & Bingham both sustained injuries in the Mariners’ final match of the season and will complete their rehab with the club after undergoing surgery this week. Bingham sustained an AC Joint injury (shoulder) and Powell sustained a fracture to his finger.
Roux, who was contracted with the Mariners until the end of the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season, has been granted a release to pursue other opportunities.
Tom Glover’s loan agreement between the Central Coast Mariners and Tottenham Hotspur expires on May 31 and will not be renewed.
The contract of Strength & Conditioning Coach, Balder Berckmans expired at the completion of the Hyundai A-League 2017/18 season and will not be renewed. Berckmans has been granted immediate release.
Foxtel National Youth League Head Coach/Academy Technical Director, Wayne O’Sullivan has been given notice that his services are no longer required at the Central Coast Mariners.
The Central Coast Mariners would like to thank the players and staff members mentioned above for their efforts and wish them all the best with their future endeavours.
The following list of players remain contracted to the Central Coast Mariners Football Club.
Central Coast Mariners: 1.Ben KENNEDY, 4.Jake McGING, 5.Antony GOLEC, 6.Tom HIARIEJ, 7.Andrew HOOLE, 10.Danny De SILVA, 11.Connor PAIN, 12.Trent BUHAGIAR, 14.Adam BERRY, 15.Alan BARO (c), 20.Adam PEARCE, 21.Kye ROWLES, 22.Jacob MELLING, 23.Wout BRAMA
https://www.ccmariners.com.au/news/club-statement-player-staff-departures
Insertnamehere
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I literally said holy f**K in my loud voice at work after seeing this statement.
greenlig
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RIP Rosebud, but you hit a ceiling. The rest are good to go. Everyone here apparently loved Balder? Why for? Sounds like Sully got the heave ho because he was brutally exposed.
In other news, the contacted players actually look ok. If you add strong players to that you can expect at least a top 9 finish!
In other news, the contacted players actually look ok. If you add strong players to that you can expect at least a top 9 finish!
What was needed. There is no time for sentiment, the club has to be better next season, the players that are left are probably right for the job. Get in another 8 or 9 players which must include 3 or 4 of real quality and we should be much better. The players that are left either have the quality or at least have the right attitude. Looking forward to the coming weeks announcements.
sydmariner
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FFS we still have that twat Hoole & Kennedy
Young Liam is the only one i am disappointed with. But he has had a fair crack of the whip, and although he has talent we need fighters as well.
JoyfulPenguin
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I desperately want to believe that Hoole can fulfill his undoubted potential but I'm not too sure. Heaps of coaches have tried Van Egmond, Stubbins, Jones, Miller, Arnold, Okon. Mulvey is a brave man if he thinks he can.
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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given it Echoes Okon's culture clearout a bit, it's a shame to see Sully go.
Aside from that, I like that Mulvey is a man of action so far!
Aside from that, I like that Mulvey is a man of action so far!
Insertnamehere
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At least he can't act unilaterally like PO was allowed to.
Blackadder
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Disappointed to see Skapetis go out of the group. Will be interesting to see who MM brings in as 2IC and Fitness Coach.
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