Tag: central coast mariners
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MILLAR OFF THE MARK IN DRAW WITH ROAR
Mariners Head Coach Mike Mulvey believes his side deserved a second consecutive win last night. A highly contentious VAR decision went against the home team in its one-all draw with The Roar.
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MARINERS HOPING FOR SOME TURKISH DELIGHT
After their breakthrough win of the season, The Mariners held a short session at Pluim Park this morning to avoid the sweltering heat. Ahead of Sunday’s clash with Brisbane, coach Mike Mulvey confirmed Turkish International Jem Karacan is coming to the Coast on a short term deal.
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MARINERS HUNGRY AFTER DROUGHT-BREAKING WIN
They may have avoided setting one record….but they couldn’t escape another. On Wednesday night, the Mariners drew their smallest ever crowd. Still, coach Mike Mulvey insists they’ve had a taste of victory, and they’re hungry for more.
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MULVEY’S MEN SHRUG OFF UNWANTED RECORD
The Central Coast Mariners are one loss away from matching the A-league record of the most consecutive losses in a single campaign. They’ll face a strong Melbourne City outfit on Wednesday night, themselves coming off back-to-back wins.
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MARINERS’ WINLESS DROUGHT CONTINUES
And more on the Mariners’ latest loss in New Zealand… The squad briefly looked like they were on track to break their winless streak. But Wellington Phoenix mounted a comeback to dash their hopes.
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McCORMACK, SYDNEY FC LATEST LOSSES FOR MARINERS
The Mariners’ worst-ever start to an A League season has continued, going down to Sydney FC. Making matters worse, the club today confirmed marquee player Ross McCormack has been recalled to Aston Villa, the search for a replacement now underway.
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MURRAY’S FOCUS SHARPENS AFTER FIRST A-LEAGUE GOAL
The Mariners will look to forget their devastating New Year’s Eve performance when they take on Sydney FC. Despite the 4-1 loss to Perth, new recruit Jordan Murray says he’s feeling confident in the yellow and navy, after scoring his first A-League goal.
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FANS WANT ANSWERS FROM MARINERS MANAGEMENT
The Central Coast’s embarrassing loss to Perth last night has resulted in calls for a shake-up at Mariners H-Q. The Mariners went down 4-1 to Glory in Gosford, in a match full of chaos and record stoppage time.
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OAR CONFIDENT AS MARINERS FACE GLORY
The Central Coast Mariners will make a desperate bid to end 2018 with their first three points on the table, taking on ladder-leader Perth on New Years Eve. Raising spirits, former Socceroo Tommy Oar has been cleared to return to the field.
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DIFFERENT ATTITUDE AHEAD OF DERBY 45
Incredibly the ledger is square between the Mariners and Jets with 14 wins apiece and 16 draws since 2005. Coach Mike Mulvey has sensed a different attitude ahead of F3 Derby number 45.