R7: F3 Derby #39 - away

[Timmah]

Fire up farken!

Referee: Jonathan Barreiro
Assistant Referees: Lance Greenshields & James Cleal
Fourth Official: Stephen Lucas

Newcastle Jets squad: 3. Jason HOFFMAN, 5. Ben KANTAROVSKI, 6. Steven UGARKOVIC, 7. Andrew HOOLE, 8. Mateo POLJAK, 9. Aleksandr KOKKO, 10. Wayne BROWN, 11. Labinot HALITI, 13. Ivan VUJICA, 15. Andrew NABBOUT, 16. Nicholas COWBURN, 18. MA Leilei, 19. Morten NORDSTRAND, 20. Jack DUNCAN (Gk), 23. Devante CLUT, 28. Johnny KOUTROUMBIS, 30. Pierce CLARK (Gk)
**one to be omitted**

Ins: 5. Ben KANTAROVSKI (returns from injury), 18. MA Leilei (promoted), 30. Pierce CLARK (Gk) (returns from injury)
Outs: 4. Nigel BOOGAARD (knee - 6 weeks), 40. Jim FOGARTY (Gk) (short-term contract ended)

Unavailable: 1. Ben KENNEDY (achilles - season), 2. Daniel MULLEN (knee - 5-7 weeks), 4. Nigel BOOGAARD (knee - 6 weeks), 21. Daniel ALESSI (knee - season), 22. Lachlan JACKSON (ankle - 3-4 weeks)

Central Coast Mariners squad: 1.Ivan NECEVSKI (gk), 2.Storm ROUX, 3.Scott GALLOWAY, 5.Harry ASCROFT, 6.Blake POWELL, 7.Fabio FERREIRA, 8.Nick MONTGOMERY (c), 9.Roy O”DONOVAN, 10.Mickael TAVARES, 11.Connor PAIN, 12.Trent BUHAGIAR, 13.Kwabena APPIAH, 14.Adam BERRY, 16.Liam ROSE, 17.Josh BINGHAM, 20.Paul IZZO (gk), 21.Michael NEILL, 22.Jake McGING
**two to be omitted**

Ins: 5.Harry ASCROFT (return from injury), 13.Kwabena APPIAH (promoted), 17.Josh BINGHAM (promoted)


Outs: 19.Jacques FATY (knee injury – 1 week)

Unavailable: 23.Jake Adelson (ACL – indefinite), 4.Jacob POSCOLIERO (quad strain – 1 week)

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Fixture History v Newcastle Jets (A-League)
Matches 38 / Mariners 13 / Jets 11 / Drawn 14
Goals Scored 46 / Goals Conceded 35
Biggest Wins (3 goals):
Mariners 4 Jets 1 @ Central Coast, 2005/06 Round 16
Mariners 3 Jets 0 @ Central Coast, 2013/14 Round 16
Mariners 3 Jets 0 @ Central Coast, 2009/10 Round 26
Mariners 3 Jets 0 @ Central Coast, 2007/08 Semi Final (2nd leg)
Biggest Losses (2 goals):
Jets 4 Mariners 2 @ Central Coast, 2015/16 Round 27
Jets 3 Mariners 1 @ McDonald Jones, 2006/07 Round 12
Jets 2 Mariners 0 @ McDonald Jones, 2007/08 Semi Final (1st leg)

CCM at McDonald Jones Stadium (formerly Hunter Stadium)
Played 18 / Won 4 / Drawn 7 / Lost 7

#F3Derby Last Meeting
2015/16 Round 27, Central Coast Stadium
Newcastle Jets 4 Central Coast Mariners 2

Form - Last Five (all comps)
CCM - L L D W L
NEW - W D L L L​

 

[Wombat]

One of my friends has pulled out after that pathetic display agains Wellington reserves...

 

[Forum Phoenix]

Pfffttt. Needs to learn to drink the pain (not just drink for the pain ). Part of football. More wins are coming.

 

[dibo]

A post was deleted due to a homophobic slur. Again.

 

[Forum Phoenix]

Right... won't ask.

 

[true believer]

the only question is what bay are we sitting in

edit ok bay 60

 

[FFC Mariner]

Right near an entry gate too. We were there during the AFC cup games.

 

[Big Al]

Central Coast Mariners coach Paul Okon has hinted at inserting livewire attacker Trent Buhagiar into his run-on side after Saturday's inept 2-0 A-League loss to Wellington Phoenix.
Source:
AAP
13 NOV 2016 - 6:26 AM UPDATED 15 HOURS AGO
A flat Mariners outfit struggled to get into their adopted home game in Canberra, firing just two shots on target in a performance Okon labelled their worst of the opening six rounds.

Classy Krishna leads Wellington to win in Canberra
Roy Krishna has continued his stellar A-League form to inspire Wellington to a dominant 2-0 win over a flat Central Coast in Canberra.


"It was probably the worst performance so far this season, certainly that first half," Okon said.

"If it's one from six, you cop it on the chin and you move forward and you try to make sure it doesn't happen. But tonight wasn't the level we expect and it needs to be better next week."

While there is still plenty of time in the season for the Mariners to build momentum, Okon hinted at finding more than a 20-minute cameo for speed demon Buhagiar.

A replacement for veteran Fabio Ferreira at the 72nd-minute mark, the 18-year-old had a handful of decent touches as Central Coast threw caution to the wind late in the game.

"I thought Trent when he came on looked very exciting," Okon said.

"It's a good thing to have two players of that ability and certainly Trent's speed is a real weapon. Moving forward, there's real competition in that position."

His insertion could be the catalyst that Okon searches for to jumpstart a team that looked slow and lethargic against a depleted Phoenix team.

Their next match is the local derby against Newcastle Jets.

"When we did move the ball, when we executed what we work on and what we speak about before the game, I thought we looked dangerous," he said.

"It wasn't that often in the first half. A couple of times in the second half we had maybe one or two chances to sneak a goal, and that probably would've given us a different type of ending to the game, the last 10 minutes. But it wasn't to be."

 

[sydmariner]

Does anyone know if bucket-hat boy will be there lol btw lets all laugh at lawrie

 

[Wombat]

Bucket hat boy is about 58-60kg. And while he clearly has mental issues, I would tip my daughter to better him in a stoush.

 

[Wombat]

Does anyone know if bucket-hat boy will be there lol btw lets all laugh at lawrie

If we play like yesterday Lawrie will be laughing at us.

 

[Wombat]

Central Coast Mariners coach Paul Okon has hinted at inserting livewire attacker Trent Buhagiar into his run-on side after Saturday's inept 2-0 A-League loss to Wellington Phoenix.
Source:
AAP
13 NOV 2016 - 6:26 AM UPDATED 15 HOURS AGO
A flat Mariners outfit struggled to get into their adopted home game in Canberra, firing just two shots on target in a performance Okon labelled their worst of the opening six rounds.

Classy Krishna leads Wellington to win in Canberra
Roy Krishna has continued his stellar A-League form to inspire Wellington to a dominant 2-0 win over a flat Central Coast in Canberra.


"It was probably the worst performance so far this season, certainly that first half," Okon said.

"If it's one from six, you cop it on the chin and you move forward and you try to make sure it doesn't happen. But tonight wasn't the level we expect and it needs to be better next week."

While there is still plenty of time in the season for the Mariners to build momentum, Okon hinted at finding more than a 20-minute cameo for speed demon Buhagiar.

A replacement for veteran Fabio Ferreira at the 72nd-minute mark, the 18-year-old had a handful of decent touches as Central Coast threw caution to the wind late in the game.

"I thought Trent when he came on looked very exciting," Okon said.

"It's a good thing to have two players of that ability and certainly Trent's speed is a real weapon. Moving forward, there's real competition in that position."

His insertion could be the catalyst that Okon searches for to jumpstart a team that looked slow and lethargic against a depleted Phoenix team.

Their next match is the local derby against Newcastle Jets.

"When we did move the ball, when we executed what we work on and what we speak about before the game, I thought we looked dangerous," he said.

"It wasn't that often in the first half. A couple of times in the second half we had maybe one or two chances to sneak a goal, and that probably would've given us a different type of ending to the game, the last 10 minutes. But it wasn't to be."

Inept and flat are good descriptions of that performance. A full refund to any poor bastard that travelled to that game should be forth coming from our visionary owner.

 

[priorpeter]

2 words - Party. Bus.

http://www.ccmariners.com.au/article/away-days-your-guide-to-the-f3derby/ani8mu74abg11q42b00zhapel

With more reasons than ever to get excited about the upcoming #F3Derby in Newcastle here’s everything you need to know ahead of this Sunday. Full season Members enter FREE!
Central Coast Mariners Membership Offer

For the first time in Hyundai A-League history, the Central Coast Mariners are offering its FULL SEASON Members FREE ENTRY to a match away from home. This Sunday you can simply access McDonald Jones Stadium by scanning your Membership pass at the gates.

All Members are advised to sit in Bay 10 and will be able to enjoy the match surrounded by a sea of yellow & navy.

How to get there safely

Thanks to Coastal Liner and Six String Brewery the Central Coast Mariners are offering two methods of transport to Newcastle this Sunday. After the overwhelming success of the Coastal Liner buses that saw over 100 passionate fans travel to Canberra, the Mariners are calling on the support of our Members and supporters to band together for a trip to Newcastle. Central Coast Mariners staff will host the buses and ensure everything runs smooth.

Six String Brewery Bus ($35) includes:

• Return coach trip to and from McDonald Jones Stadium
• Departs CC Leagues at 1pm and Tuggerah (Mariners Centre of Excellence) at 1:30pm. Arrives in Newcastle at 2:30pm
• Price Includes two beverages thanks to Six String Brewery (non-alcohol option available)
• Opportunity to bring your own beverages
• On arrival patrons will have the option to attend the Westfield W-League match or attend the Mariners Pre-Game Function
• Mariners Pre-Game Function will commence at the Sunnyside Tavern at 3:30pm
• Trivia, competitions and prizes to be won
• Guests will have food provided at Sunnyside Tavern
• Bus will take patrons from the Pre-Game Function to McDonald Jones Stadium
• Bus departs 30 minutes after full time from the drop off points

Family bus ($28) includes:

• Return coach trip to and from McDonald Jones Stadium
• Departs CC Leagues at 3pm and Tuggerah (Mariners Centre of Excellence) at 3:30pm. Arrives in Newcastle at 4:30pm
• Bus departs 30 minutes after full time from the drop off points

To book please CLICK HERE or call CCM HQ on 4353 7200.

All Central Coast Mariners supporters are encouraged to join the Mariners at the Pre-Game Function at the Sunnyside Tavern (20 Broadmeadow Road, Broadmeadow) which will be the official pre-game meeting point before travelling to the stadium.

For any more information regarding this weekend’s match against the Newcastle Jets please call the Central Coast Mariners on 4353 7200 or e-mail at info@ccmariners.com.au

- See more at: http://www.ccmariners.com.au/articl...ni8mu74abg11q42b00zhapel#sthash.gqbQv6HP.dpuf

 

[dibo]

Can't make it.

Can I put in a request for TV viewers at home for "if you hate Joel Griffiths..."?

 

[Wombat]

Ill clap to that.

 

[priorpeter]

Can't make it.

Can I put in a request for TV viewers at home for "if you hate Joel Griffiths..."?

But yes. Yes, you can

 

[FFC Mariner]

Clubs article says we are in bay 10. An error or has it changed again?

 

[sydmariner]

Clubs article says we are in bay 10. An error or has it changed again?

Ticketmaster say's that we are in bay's 10 & 11 as usual but @Coast Football Ramble is saying that we're bay 60 which was where we've been in the past & last season was the squadc***s bay but apparently they've moved to the next bay so I'm not sure.

 

[nebakke]

Can't make it.

Can I put in a request for TV viewers at home for "if you hate Joel Griffiths..."?

Ill clap to that.

Holy SH*T!? You two actually agree!? Now I KNOW we'll win on Sunday!

Either that, or expect to see the four horsemen in your neighbourhood anytime before that

 

[Coast Football Ramble]

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Ticketmaster say's that we are in bay's 10 & 11 as usual but @Coast Football Ramble is saying that we're bay 60 which was where we've been in the past & last season was the squadc***s bay but apparently they've moved to the next bay so I'm not sure.

We had been moved to bay 60, found out this afternoon that we've been moved back to bays 10 and 11, we will discuss this and the bus on todays episode.