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Post by buster on Feb 10, 2006 13:23:32 GMT 10
im in my 9th year with wyoming won g/final at 10 u/13 this year.dad plays aa7 at wyoming as does my little sister.how come none of you say which group you play in.
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Post by marinermick on Feb 10, 2006 13:55:43 GMT 10
im in my 9th year with wyoming won g/final at 10 u/13 this year.dad plays aa7 at wyoming as does my little sister.how come none of you say which group you play in. my sympathies for you |
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Post by hilly1981 on Feb 10, 2006 14:40:42 GMT 10
im in my 9th year with wyoming won g/final at 10 u/13 this year.dad plays aa7 at wyoming as does my little sister.how come none of you say which group you play in. Oh really I would of played against your dad then. I played AA7 for Woy Woy last year in my first season. Will probably play in the same group this year as well. |
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Post by Dan on Feb 11, 2006 10:24:34 GMT 10
im in my 9th year with wyoming won g/final at 10 u/13 this year.dad plays aa7 at wyoming as does my little sister.how come none of you say which group you play in. Your a decent player buster, as is ya sis.....but your dad is crap. First touch like an elephant, and ive seen quicker slugs. Decent right foot though. Pity its on his left leg. ;D |
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Post by LeedsMariner#4 on Feb 16, 2006 19:41:53 GMT 10
1 year at kanwal, 2 seasons at tuggerah and last season and this season at Southern Ettalong. Have also played there as a junior as well as a couple of years coaching
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Post by greenpoint on Mar 11, 2006 21:38:08 GMT 10
Does anybody out there play Over 35s?
I am just about to begin my sixth season in the Over 35s for East Gosford.
It's not a bad standard of football, for old blokes. A bit slower than All Ages, no doubt, but there's a heap of skill on display. And not many of us take it TOO seriously! The most important thing is the beer at the end of the match (or for some teams, at halftime).
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Mar 11, 2006 21:53:08 GMT 10
The most important thing is the beer at the end of the match (or for some teams, at halftime). quality! we had a keeper some years back who couldn't warm up until he'd had a smoke, and at half time he'd have a smoke and a beer. don't get me wrong, he didn't bolt it down, so he'd take out his half-full bottle and stick it behind the post. one time a striker made a break and had him one on one, but pissed himself laughing and fluffed the chance when he saw mick was running out, cigarette still perched precariously upon whis whiskered bottom lip. |
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Post by oziboy on Mar 26, 2006 8:34:24 GMT 10
Well if you are over 35 and like a beer sign up for the Shelly Beach fossils they train at the pub in "off season" and host the "six a side" comp there in the off season as well.
They also put in a bit of overtime on the weekends at the pub.
Dam fine bunch of blokes
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Post by SIMON OUFC35 on Mar 26, 2006 12:17:58 GMT 10
i have just had my debut at ourimbah 35's.
i only ever played 1 game before.....
wyoming 6's - i quit after the first game cause they wouldn't let me be goalie....
anyway the combination of the mariners and manageing my sons under 8 team last year got me so excited i had have a run.
Ourimbah of course was my local. let me say what a top bunch of guys!
the training on wednesday night is a highlite- 1 hr running 2 hrs drinking.....
we had our first trial match on saturday against mt colah 1-1, and i didn't even have a heart attack (got close near the end though!)
we'll take more players if any ones interested.
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Post by thefullback on Mar 26, 2006 19:11:07 GMT 10
Started in u7s in sydney, played on coast for 11 years, aa2 to over35s, no 45s yet but i'm ready. Last couple of years our cc league has grown alot and from what ive seen and the results from non cc games, we play at a high standard, despite the pitches.Coasties RIP you never got the best and often burnt the rest, some lost to the game forever.
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Post by marinermick on Mar 27, 2006 8:23:38 GMT 10
i have just had my debut at ourimbah 35's. i only ever played 1 game before..... wyoming 6's - i quit after the first game cause they wouldn't let me be goalie.... anyway the combination of the mariners and manageing my sons under 8 team last year got me so excited i had have a run. Ourimbah of course was my local. let me say what a top bunch of guys! the training on wednesday night is a highlite- 1 hr running 2 hrs drinking..... we had our first trial match on saturday against mt colah 1-1, and i didn't even have a heart attack (got close near the end though!) we'll take more players if any ones interested. hey simon, welcome to the mighty ourimbah-uni i'm out there training on a weds night as well space is pretty tight can't wait till they get some more lights |
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Post by SIMON OUFC35 on Mar 27, 2006 8:32:03 GMT 10
thanks mate,
along with the new lights we could;
1) dig the bank away on the right hand side of the littlen's field, put the car park there.
2) create a new full size field where the car park is now.
3) put another junior field on the other side of the creek behind the full size pitch, where the vacant land is behind the uni car park....
i might just be having delusions of grandour for the club though.
there are so many kids and not enough space for them all, it's a real shame - wyong council have a lot to answer for.
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Post by marinermick on Mar 27, 2006 8:58:02 GMT 10
thanks mate, along with the new lights we could; 1) dig the bank away on the right hand side of the littlen's field, put the car park there. 2) create a new full size field where the car park is now. 3) put another junior field on the other side of the creek behind the full size pitch, where the vacant land is behind the uni car park.... i might just be having delusions of grandour for the club though. there are so many kids and not enough space for them all, it's a real shame - wyong council have a lot to answer for. the bigger tragedy with wyong council is that we tried to get training time at sohier park but told no because of the rugby league this was crap because sohier park is huge and the league doesn't have heaps of teams there was plenty of room |
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Post by NOMESSSS. on Mar 27, 2006 13:30:01 GMT 10
you think thats bad.we arent aloud to train on our oval yet (east gosford oval) because of the 8th grade cricket grand final.now thats crap
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Post by Bearinator on May 3, 2006 23:16:26 GMT 10
Ladys and gents, I am now a registered member of the mighty Terrigal United Soccer Club. I can feel another year on the sideline thru suspension coming up  Hopefully I can push my way into the 1st grade side, and play along side the might Sideshow Bob and his brother. |
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Post by sideshow on May 4, 2006 17:34:34 GMT 10
yeah welcome bearinator, its great to have ya with us, gonna be a mint season, good fun. Are there any sides out there with more than 3 marinators in one team?
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Post by Bearinator on May 4, 2006 22:20:21 GMT 10
Hey hey, lets not forget Justin and Jesus. Thats makes 5 marinators in 1 squad sideshow. Id like to see any other team beat THAT.
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Post by voice of reason on May 5, 2006 13:27:44 GMT 10
Hey hey, lets not forget Justin and Jesus. Thats makes 5 marinators in 1 squad sideshow. Id like to see any other team beat THAT. The forces of darkness have been unleashed! |
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Post by sideshow on May 5, 2006 16:06:55 GMT 10
yeah forget about that. many others go to most but aren't particularly 'regulars'.
good point
force of the marinators we are!
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Post by Bearinator on May 5, 2006 16:18:25 GMT 10
We will be, as soon as I pip that old dude who is the 1st grade keeper and get 1st choice ;D
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