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Post by Fish on Jul 17, 2007 21:55:17 GMT 10
you would want someone who has scored a goal wouldnt you lol
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Post by Bearinator on Jul 17, 2007 21:57:52 GMT 10
Then look no further that ME. Iv scored some crackers at 6 a side, can offer 3 minutes flat out running before im f***ed, and im sure to start someone, thus shaking up the other team ;D
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Post by Adz on Jul 17, 2007 21:58:58 GMT 10
Then look no further that ME. Iv scored some crackers at 6 a side, can offer 3 minutes flat out running before im f***ed, and im sure to start someone, thus shaking up the other team ;D Thats more running than Romario did |
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Post by Fish on Jul 17, 2007 22:00:53 GMT 10
when did you run for 3 minutes?
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Post by Bearinator on Jul 17, 2007 22:02:04 GMT 10
Im sure I did....... once........ then I fell down.
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Post by Jesus on Jul 18, 2007 13:11:55 GMT 10
Sydney announces HBA deal - Simon Overall
> Sydney FC CEO George Perry announcing the partnership Photo SBS
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Sydney FC have announced a partnership with private health insurance company HBA - as their back of shirt sponsor - and a new program aimed at encouraging children to become active by participating in football.
Sydney FC CEO George Perry and HBA Managing Director Richard Bowden made the announcement of the three-year partnership at Lindfield Public school with Sydney players Mark Rudan, Robbie Middleby, Terry McFlynn and Adam Casey also in attendance.
The Sydney players mixed with the school children of Lindfield Public, taking part in mini games as well as a penalty shootout.
Both Perry and Bowden spoke of the common goals both organisations have in setting promoting healthy lifestyles for people.
"Its great for Sydney FC to be associated with HBA as the two organisations share a common goal in promoting healthy lifestyles," Perry said.
Engaging with the community is Sydney FC's primary off-field objective and the HBA partnership will help the club to realise its goals," he added.
The partnership includes a program, which will include coaching clinics, equipment grants to encourage children to take part in football and maintain an active lifestyle.
Meanwhile, despite reports from England that indicate marquee target Robbie Fowler has agreed terms with Championship side Cardiff, Perry indicated nothing was set in stone, with more news expected by the end of the week.
Sydney FC will take on Sydney University on Wednesday night in a training match at Parklea.
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Post by Jesus on Jul 18, 2007 13:12:20 GMT 10
Mariners welcome new sponsor - SBS
The Central Coast Mariners have welcomed aboard new sponsor Community First Credit Union at Bluetongue Stadium in a two-year, six figure sum deal which will give the Gosford based club a major boost prior to season three of the A-League.
CEO of Community First Credit Union John Tancevski handed a cheque over to Mariners CEO Lyall Gorman with Mariners Skipper Alex Wilkinson and striker Adam Kwasnik in attendance.
Tancevski who shares a similar vision for the Central Coast area as the Mariners, was delighted and impressed in the shared vision he and the Mariners have for the region.
"We believe the Mariners provide the people of the Central Coast with a sense of unity and identity, and we are pleased to enhance our community involvement through this partnership," said Mr. Tancevski.
"Our sponsorship of the Mariners is further demonstration of our commitment to the Central Coast Community."
"Our own corporate values are passion, teamwork and success therefore we felt that this aligned perfectly with the Central Coast Mariners Football Club," he added.
Mariners CEO Lyall Gorman praised Community First Credit Union for appreciating the potential for the Mariners with the recognition crucial for the club to achieve its on and off-field ambitions.
"This is a key partnership for the Mariners. We see major synergies between both organisations with our respective commitments to the Central Coast community and the families that live here." said Mr Gorman.
"Like Community First Credit Union, we are totally committed and passionate towards our community, our partners and all who we touch."
The deal with the Credit Union now means that total sponsorship revenue for the Mariners is up 150% from their first year total.
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Post by ceburoo on Jul 18, 2007 17:33:38 GMT 10
Congratulations Lyall Gorman you are proving to the whole A-League community what a special CEO you are and we at the Mariners are very lucky to have such a visionary in charge.
The foundations that you are putting in place for the future success of the Mariners and also the promotion and visibilty of the Central Coast is a credit to you.
Thanks a lot for bringing the Mariners to the Central Coast and embracing the community in a way that no other elite organisation has done.
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Post by MrCelery on Jul 18, 2007 19:22:20 GMT 10
Makes one proud dunnit!
Compare that to the Jest, who have yet to confirm that they have a stadium to play in, who's player signings appear to be the usual vapourware, who have just appointed a Greek CEO making the Club now 99% Greek owned and run (Hellas United).
I know who I'd rather be supporting. Roll on the v3 season!
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Post by blackadder on Jul 19, 2007 8:09:34 GMT 10
Makes one proud dunnit! Compare that to the Jest, who have yet to confirm that they have a stadium to play in, who's player signings appear to be the usual vapourware, who have just appointed a Greek CEO making the Club now 99% Greek owned and run (Hellas United). I know who I'd rather be supporting. Roll on the v3 season! Hey don't knock it, we could get Souvalki at Marathon ;D |
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Post by Jeff (LouMacari) on Jul 19, 2007 12:58:57 GMT 10
Trust you to see the 'food' angle Blackadder!  |
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Post by uncleyellow on Jul 19, 2007 13:18:31 GMT 10
This doesnt really sit with the topic, but since we are talking about how good the club is...
I work for one of the mariners sponsers, and as a bit of PR the mariners invited some reps from each sponser to come to the ground on teusady gone and watch the lads train, have a BBQ, and a chat with the squad.
Everyone was there, except for Vid's! Mr turnbull was there (thank you very much). I just wanted to say a big thanks to the club, as it was a great arvo. I had spoken to some of the players breifly before, but got to meet all of them this time. The vibe aound the squad was great, and our new reqruits seemed to fit in really well, Sasho was all smiles and jokes with the rest of the squad, a good fit for sure.
Anyway that was my Fanboy afternoon, the club did very well. The players were only too hapy to chat and sign. To me it showed up the biggest difference between us the other A leaguers, we are a club, with all that entails, the rest (at the moment) come across as well funded teams!
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Post by marinermick on Jul 19, 2007 13:28:22 GMT 10
This doesnt really sit with the topic, but since we are talking about how good the club is... I work for one of the mariners sponsers, and as a bit of PR the mariners invited some reps from each sponser to come to the ground on teusady gone and watch the lads train, have a BBQ, and a chat with the squad. Everyone was there, except for Vid's! Mr turnbull was there (thank you very much). I just wanted to say a big thanks to the club, as it was a great arvo. I had spoken to some of the players breifly before, but got to meet all of them this time. The vibe aound the squad was great, and our new reqruits seemed to fit in really well, Sasho was all smiles and jokes with the rest of the squad, a good fit for sure. Anyway that was my Fanboy afternoon, the club did very well. The players were only too hapy to chat and sign. To me it showed up the biggest difference between us the other A leaguers, we are a club, with all that entails, the rest (at the moment) come across as well funded teams! just a logical and proper thing to do to service sponsors and the club does it well say hello to lauren for me at belkin - she is the new accountant |
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Post by uncleyellow on Jul 19, 2007 13:45:11 GMT 10
Will do, I met her the other day!
Also as mentioned ealier by ceburoo, big congrats to Lyall and the management. Top work! The coast is Proud!
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Post by Jeff (LouMacari) on Jul 19, 2007 15:36:14 GMT 10
Do we have Belkin on board for 'Marinator Club' member discounts Fish? (desparately in need of a new wireless modem/router ) |
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Post by marinermick on Jul 19, 2007 15:41:12 GMT 10
Do we have Belkin on board for 'Marinator Club' member discounts Fish? (desparately in need of a new wireless modem/router ) yellowfever gave me the contact of the marketing manager, i wrote to her and received no response can you chase this up yellowfever? |
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Post by blackadder on Jul 19, 2007 17:25:37 GMT 10
Trust you to see the 'food' angle Blackadder! Have to think about these things ;D |
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Post by bakery5 on Jul 19, 2007 23:44:10 GMT 10
might pose an interesting question though if we could get a guest who would you like to see? Keep it real though no Drogba or Christiano. I wouldnt mind Christian Vieri ,8659,22101411-23215,00.html |
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Post by jazasydneyfc on Jul 20, 2007 17:10:23 GMT 10
Do we have Belkin on board for 'Marinator Club' member discounts Fish? (desparately in need of a new wireless modem/router ) Don't buy Belkin |
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Post by dru on Jul 26, 2007 13:03:49 GMT 10
And just so we don't lose the position heres another sponsor another 6 figure deal woot ;D |
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