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Post by Bearinator on Sept 5, 2007 7:10:38 GMT 10
URGENT NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IS THERE ANYONE ON THIS FORUM THAT WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THIS GAME ON THURSDAY NIGHT THIS WEEK??? It will cost $80 to change the names on the flight ticket, and that is the only money I want back (plus perhaps a beer or 2 at the game  ). The details are as followed... Departing - Newcastle Thur 6th Sep 1:45pm Arriving - Brisbane Thur 6th Sep 2:50pm And back... Departing - Brisbane Fri 7th Sep 6:00am Arriving - Newcastle Fri 7th Sep 7:15am Would suit someone from the coast/scumcastle area, and someone who wants to drink with the away crew all night, and who needs no sleep PM or POST ASAP if you want it, as I need to contact Deathstar within 24hours of departure to make changes  Times running out for anyone who wants this ticket. I need an answer by half 1 today so I can change the name on the booking. Ticket goes to waste if no-one claims it... AND you get to fly Air Murphs |
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Post by alicia on Sept 5, 2007 10:39:05 GMT 10
According the the Suncorp seating chart, we are bay 311. Has anyone bought their tickets yet? Which ones do we get?
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 10:41:31 GMT 10
According the the Suncorp seating chart, we are bay 311. Has anyone bought their tickets yet? Which ones do we get? i have yours and honeysoy's tickets |
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 10:41:49 GMT 10
Central Coast Mariners Media Release Wednesday, 5 September -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Local trio promoted for Brisbane jaunt Damien Brown, Andrew Clark and Andrew Redmayne, three iconic starlets of the Central Coast football scene, have been promoted to the Central Coast Mariners squad to take on the Queensland Roar at Suncorp Stadium tomorrow night. In the absence of Dean Heffernan, Bradley Porter and Danny Vukovic, each of whom are unavailable by virtue of their involvement with the Qantas Socceroos and the Qantas Under 23’s respectively, Brown, Clark and Redmayne have been promoted to the Mariners’ 15-man line up that will be hoping to notch their first ever Hyundai A-League win over their orange-clad counterparts. While Brown became the first Central Coast born and raised player to notch 50 appearances in the final round of the 2007 Pre-Season Cup, Clark, another foundation Mariners squad member, is one appearance away from his half-century of caps for his hometown club. Qantas Young Socceroo goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne has earned his first Mariners squad berth, and will compete with fellow local product Matthew Trott for starting honours at Suncorp Stadium. Aside from Heffernan, Porter and Vukovic, the Mariners will be without injured captain Alex Wilkinson for their fourth Hyundai A-League trip to Queensland, where they will be hoping to claim their third consecutive win of the new season. "We could have believed that we’d win two games but the fact that everybody else has drawn is very unusual to say the least, but it’s worked out great for us," said Mariners Football Manager Lawrie McKinna. "It gives us a nice little buffer zone but it’s too early to get carried away with that we just have to get back to working hard and that’s what the boys have been doing. "You draw your away games and win your home games and you’ll win the league, but if we can get three points up there it’ll be great. "I’m sure we’ll have a few travelling Members going up and it would be great to make it a worthwhile trip for them." Thursday’s match will be the Mariners’ 26th Hyundai A-League encounter away from home. Much in accordance with their record at Bluetongue Stadium, the Mariners’ statistics away from home feature an almost equal amount of wins, draws and losses. In 25 matches on the road, the Mariners have recorded nine wins, eight draws and eight losses, scoring 28 goals and conceding just as many in the meantime. At Suncorp Stadium, the venue for Thursday’s match, the Mariners have recorded three consecutive draws against the Queensland Roar. Interestingly, none of the Mariners’ goal scorers on each of those occasions are still with the club – Noel Spencer, Stewart Petrie, Wayne O’Sullivan and Damian Mori. The Mariners will go head-to-head with their bogey team, the Queensland Roar, for the eleventh time in all competitions this Thursday. Of all the Mariners’ Hyundai A-League opponents, the Roar are the only side they have never defeated during a Hyundai A-League season and in all competitions, the Mariners have recorded less wins against the Roar than any other team. The Mariners have not defeated the Roar in any competition since 23 July, 2005, when a Nik Mrdja hat trick inspired the yellow and navy to a 3-1 win in the opening round of the 2005 Pre-Season Cup. Since that day, the Mariners have gone nine matches without defeating Queensland, who have scored victories over the Mariners on two occasions in such time. The Mariners have scored 13 goals against the Roar in all matches and conceded 14. "They’re a very open, attacking team and they’re always great games," said McKinna. "They’ve always just had the edge over us – a few games last year we probably had the run over them, but they either came back to draw or beat us. "They’ll be disappointed to have drawn with Newcastle because they did very well to go 1-0 up. "We want to win the game – we’ve said before that every game we go into we want to win and it’s no different on Thursday." Central Coast Mariners Squad 1. Matthew Trott (gk), 2. Matt Simon, 6. Andre Gumprecht, 7. John Hutchinson, 9. Nik Mrdja, 10. Tom Pondeljak, 11. Damien Brown, 13. Tony Vidmar, 15. Andrew Clark, 16. Nigel Boogaard, 17. Matthew Osman, 19. Adam Kwasnik, 22. Sasho Petrovski, 23. Mile Jedinak, 30. Andrew Redmayne (gk) The Mariners’ Hyundai A-League 2007/08 season continues away to the Queensland Roar this Thursday, 6 September. Kick off is at 8pm. Bluetongue Stadium will next host the Mariners on Sunday, 23 September, when the Perth Glory travel to the Central Coast for Round 5 of the new season. Kick off is at 5pm. Tickets are on sale now from Ticketek outlets, from the Ticketek website – www.ticketek.com.au, or via phone on 132 849. Mariners Memberships for the Hyundai A-League 2007/08 season are now available for purchase online at www.ccmariners.com.au, or from Rebel Sports outlets at Erina and Tuggerah. Ends |
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 10:43:27 GMT 10
confirmed that we don't have danny, heff and smitta
i guess it may be a straight swap with trotty and browny
it's great how we don't have to shuffle the formation when we have injuries and unavailabilities
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Post by alicia on Sept 5, 2007 10:51:04 GMT 10
According the the Suncorp seating chart, we are bay 311. Has anyone bought their tickets yet? Which ones do we get? i have yours and honeysoy's tickets Thanks Marinermick  |
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Post by EGGBA on Sept 5, 2007 13:11:31 GMT 10
I'm off to make my way up qld now running all sorts of late could somebody who has my number plz msg me what bay to buy tickets for and confirm which pub we ll be drinking at pre game meet ya s there!!!
oh please tell me who you are when ya msg me cause i lost my contacts.
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Post by EGGBA on Sept 5, 2007 13:17:36 GMT 10
Oh yeah why the FARK are none of you qld travellers FARKIN FIRED UP YET come on have a go FIRE THE FARK UP!!!!!!!!
Anyone staying behind look for out for me on tv hopefully at the game not on Australias most wanted.FIRE FARKIN UP IN THE KENDALL TOO!
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Post by alicia on Sept 5, 2007 13:55:12 GMT 10
Oh yeah why the FARK are none of you qld travellers FARKIN FIRED UP YET come on have a go FIRE THE FARK UP!!!!!!!! Anyone staying behind look for out for me on tv hopefully at the game not on Australias most wanted.FIRE FARKIN UP IN THE KENDALL TOO! eggy if you pm me your number i'll give you the details. Also, I have this weeks Sun Weekly article written by our very own Club Captain Mr. Brett Taylor, also known as Brett Tailor or Brad. If anyone would like a copy send me a PM. |
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 14:15:21 GMT 10
Packer in doubt for Roar Wednesday, 5 September 2007 Andrew Packer Queensland defender Andrew Packer had to be helped from the field towards the end of the Roar's Wednesday morning training session with his participation against the Central Coast Mariners in doubt because of a calf injury. Less than 36 hours before Queensland is due to meet the league leader at Suncorp Stadium, Roar boss Frank Farina will most likely have to reshuffle his back four yet again. "I'm not a doctor or a physio but it didn't look good. I think he's most probably popped his calf muscle," Farina said straight afterwards. "He'll go down to see (physio) Tony (Ganter) and we'll know more in the next hour or so." After coming through 90 minutes against the Jets on Sunday unscathed following a pre-season hamstring layoff, Packer was expected to line up at left-back with Ben Griffin reverting to right-back and returning captain Craig Moore partnering Josh McCloughan in central defence. Former Socceroos defender Danny Tiatto was set to become the third player trusted in Queensland's midfield holding role with Chris Grossman sidelined because of an infected foot and Stuart McLaren suspended following his red card against Newcastle in the previous round. But Packer hit the ground during the Roar's intensive 90-minute training session at Richlands, immediately signalling discomfort in his right calf and calling for assistance. The 26-year-old was then helped from the field by Ante Milicic and threw down his boots in frustration on the sidelines. "He was running around and then fell down," midfielder Matt McKay explained. "It just tightened up and he couldn't walk on it." "It doesn't look good for tomorrow but hopefully he'll be right for the weeks to come." "It's a big blow … but we've got plenty of cover." Central defender Sasa Ognenovski trained fully but will not be risked by Farina after rolling both ankles before the Roar's trip to EnergyAustralia Stadium in round two. "He still feels it a little bit in certain movements, movements which are his bread and butter," Farina said. "But he'll be definitely fine for Perth (in round four)." Milicic, meanwhile, has shaken off the knock which saw him miss the encounter against his former club and teenage striker Robbie Kruse is also back in full training after fracturing his cheekbone in pre-season. www.a-league.com.au/default.aspx?s=hal_newsdisplay&id=19122------------------------------------------------------------ Look out Hutch!!! |
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Post by shift2 on Sept 5, 2007 14:24:40 GMT 10
If we can win this one it will be HUGE!!!
COME ON MARINERS
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 15:22:42 GMT 10
FFA Media Release Wednesday, 5 September 2007 Hyundai A-League 2007/08 – Round 3 Review (Queensland Roar v Central Coast Mariners) ***Squads for remaining round 3 fixtures will be sent on Thursday 6 September 2007*** Queensland Roar v Central Coast Mariners Thursday, 6 September 2007 Kick-Off 8:00pm AEST (10:00pm NZST, 7:30pm ACST, 6:00pm AWST) Suncorp Stadium, Queensland TV: Live & Exclusive Fox Sports 2 (www.foxsports.com.au) - Match broadcast commences 7.30pm AEST (7:00pm ACST, 5:30pm AWST), Sky Sport 1 (www.skytv.co.nz) - Match broadcast commences10:00pm NZST. Radio: Coast FM 96.3FM (Central Coast) - www.coastfm.org.au Tickets: Ticketek – available via internet or phone and at the venue. Call 132 849 or visit www.ticketek.com.au Queensland Roar Squad: 1.Liam REDDY (gk), 4.Craig MOORE, 5.Josh McCLOUGHAN, 7.Michael ZULLO, 8.Massimo MURDOCCA, 9.Simon LYNCH, 10.Ante MILICIC, 11.REINALDO, 12.Tahj MINNIECON, 14.Ben GRIFFIN, 15.Matt McKAY, 16.Hyuk-Su SEO, 17.Mitch NICHOLS, 18.Danny TIATTO, 23.MARCINHO, 30.Griffin McMASTER (gk). *one to be omitted In: Craig Moore (return from suspension), Danny Tiatto (return from suspension), Hyuk-Su Seo (return from suspension), Ante Milicic (return from injury). Out: Stuart McLaren (suspended – 1 week), Chris Grossman (foot injury – 1 week), Andrew Packer (calf injury – 3 weeks). Unavailable: Stuart McLaren (suspended – 1 week), Robbie Kruse (facial injury – 1 week), Sasa Ognenovski (ankle injury – 1 week), Matt Ham (shoulder injury – out for season). Queensland Roar FC Media Contact - Neil Favager (nfavager@qldroar.com.au or +61 (0)407 843 544) Central Coast Mariners Squad: 1. Matthew TROTT (gk), 2. Matt SIMON, 6. Andre GUMPRECHT, 7. John HUTCHINSON, 9. Nik MRDJA, 10. Tom PONDELJAK, 11. Damien BROWN, 13. Tony VIDMAR, 15. Andrew CLARK, 16. Nigel BOOGAARD, 17. Matthew OSMAN, 19. Adam KWASNIK, 22. Sasho PETROVSKI, 23. Mile JEDINAK, 30. Andrew REDMAYNE (gk). In: Damien Brown (Promoted), Andrew Clark (Promoted), Andrew Redmayne (Promoted) Out: Dean Heffernan (International Duty – 1 week), Greg Owens (Omitted), Danny Vukovic (International Duty – 1 week) Unavailable: Bradley Porter (International Duty – 1 week), Alex Wilkinson (Knee – unknown). Central Coast Mariners Media Contact - Ben Coonan (bcoonan@ccmariners.com.au or +61 (0)417 478 260) Stats, Facts & Milestones: This match sees the re-uniting - on opposite sides - of two of the most prominent Qantas Socceroos of the past decade: Craig Moore (Roar) and Tony Vidmar (Mariners). The two former Qantas Socceroo captains, both likely to be named as captain's for Thursday's Hyundai A-League fixture, have played as team-mates well over a hundred times in the past, including 24 matches together with the Qantas Socceroos, and many more during a stint at Glasgow Rangers where they were both at between 1997 and 2002. |
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 15:23:22 GMT 10
word on the street is that redmayne will start
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Post by djebella on Sept 5, 2007 15:29:20 GMT 10
Owens omitted WTF???
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Post by Bearinator on Sept 5, 2007 15:31:01 GMT 10
word on the street is that redmayne will start Big game for him to start in. I cant decide if it would be more or less pressure for him, considering the role we are on. Either that, or your bored at work, and your fishing... |
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 15:37:29 GMT 10
word on the street is that redmayne will start Big game for him to start in. I cant decide if it would be more or less pressure for him, considering the role we are on. Either that, or your bored at work, and your fishing... no fishing but it may be wrong as it only came from one source (albeit reliable one) he has just come off the Victorian Premier League season where he played thirty odd matches so will be more match sharp than trotty but it does make you nervous doesn't it? mainly because we have not seen him play |
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Post by Bearinator on Sept 5, 2007 15:51:35 GMT 10
Makes me feel the same way I felt before the recent Aus vs URGAY game, more than anything I would want him to play well, for himself, and not let in a howler like Jones.
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Post by marinermick on Sept 5, 2007 15:58:43 GMT 10
Makes me feel the same way I felt before the recent Aus vs URGAY game, more than anything I would want him to play well, for himself, and not let in a howler like Jones. guess that could happen with either keeper in lawrie we trust with whoever he puts between the sticks |
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Post by Andy on Sept 5, 2007 17:12:47 GMT 10
Makes me feel the same way I felt before the recent Aus vs URGAY game, more than anything I would want him to play well, for himself, and not let in a howler like Jones. guess that could happen with either keeper in lawrie we trust with whoever he puts between the sticks Exactly! If Lawrie didn't think that he'll be up to it, he wouldn't put him in. |
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Post by DJ on Sept 5, 2007 20:49:42 GMT 10
Trotty will start IMO, that's why Lawrie gave him so much time in pre-season.
I would not be surprised to see the same lineup as last week except Trotty for Vuka and Brown for Heff.
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