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Central Coast Mariners FC

Central Coast Mariners FC
Football club information
Full nameCentral Coast Mariners Football Club
NicknameThe Mariners, The Coast
Founded2004
StadiumBluetongue Stadium,
Gosford (capacity : 20119)
ChairmanAustralia Ian Kiernan
ManagerAustralia Graham Arnold
LeagueA-League
2009-108th (league)
Current season2010 � 11 Central Coast Mariners season

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Central Coast Mariners Football Club, also known as The Mariners or The Coast, is a professional association football club based on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. They participate in the A-League and are one of three teams from the state of New South Wales playing in the competition. The Mariners were the first professional football (soccer) club from the Central Coast to compete in a national competition, and were formed during 2004 for the foundation of the A-League in 2005 � 06. Despite being considered one of the smaller franchises at the inception of the A-League competition, Central Coast qualified for the first four domestic finals after their establishment. The Mariners had a successful first season, winning the 2005 Pre-Season Cup and losing in the A-League grand final to Sydney FC.

Central Coast made the final of the Pre-Season Cup again in 2006, however lost to Adelaide United. The Mariners came sixth in the 2006 � 07 A-League competition, and failed to qualify for the finals series. The Mariners claimed their first A-League minor premiership in 2007 � 08 by goal difference, holding on after starting the season strongly. The Mariners defeated derby rivals Newcastle Jets in the major semi-final to qualify for the Grand Final, which they lost to the Jets 1 � 0.

In the 2008/2009 season The Mariners finished the home and away season in fourth place before slumping to 2 defeats from the QLD Roar in the minor semi-final legs 2 � 0 at home and 2 � 1 away.

2009 also saw the club make its debut in the AFC Champions League, finishing bottom of their group after amassing 2 points after 2 draws and losing the remaining 4 games.

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The best goals from 2005 to 2009. Oh god, bitch bitch bitch, reading the comments on this video is exactly why i dont do things for you anymore. go enjoy dinxbeau's embarrassing 2 minute intros as he tries to push his mediocre artwork that no one will buy. Marko Jesic V Melbourne Victory - R8 V4 Ben Griffin V Central Coast Mariners - R17 V2 Adrian Caceres V Perth Glory - R15 V3 Shengqing Qu V Queensland Roar - R16 V1 Matt Thompson V Central Coast Mariners - Minor Semi Final V1 Sergio van Dijk V Central Coast Mariners - R14 V4 John Hutchinson V Perth Glory - R18 V4 Brendon Santalab V Adelaide United - R5 V4 Archie Thompson V Sydney FC - R8 V1 Terry McFlynn V Queensland Roar - R5 V1 Tom Pondeljak V Perth Glory - R9 V2 Lucas Pantelis V Melbourne Victory - R7 V3 Fabian Barbiero V Newcastle Jets - R19 v4 Mile Jedinak V Perth Glory - R6 V4 Charlie Miller V Perth Glory - V4 Hyuk-Su Seo V New Zewland Knights - V1 Matt McKay V Perth Glory - R15 V2 Nick Ward V Sydney FC - V4 Fabian Barbiero V Queensland Roar - V4 Preliminary Final ****** Malik Buari V Adelaide United - R2 V2 Brendon Santalab V Adelaide United - R18 V3 Nicky Carle V Adelaide United - R10 V2 Labinot Haliti V NZ Knights - R18 V1 Adrian Pelligrino V Melbourne Victory - R14 V4 Joel Griffiths V Melbourne Victory - R17 V3 Shane Smeltz V Melbourne Victory - R13 V4 Danny Allsopp V Adelaide United - Major Semi Final V2 Ahmad Elrich V Perth Glory - R9 V3 Brendon Santalab V Central Coast Mariners - R15 V3 Noel Spencer V Perth <b>...</b>
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For the top 10 goals of the 2009-10 season see: www.youtube.com The Top 10 goals of last season. enjoy! 10 - Matt Simon (Central Coast Mariners) 9 - Eugene Dadi (Perth Glory) 8 - Serginho Van Djik (Queensland Roar) 7 - Charlie Miller (Queensland Roar) 6 - Shane Smeltz (Wellington Pheonix) 5 - Brenden Gan (Sydney FC) 4 - Shane Smeltz (Wellington Pheonix) 3 - Shannon Cole (Sydney FC) 2 - Nick Ward (Melbourne Victory) 1 - Adriano Pellagrino (Perth Glory)
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Central Coast Mariners V Sydney FC - Goals - 22dec07
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The top 10 goals of the Hyundai A-League domestic season of 2007/08. Feel free to whinge about why whatshisface not being in it or how thatguy should have been somewhere higher in the order. 10# Hutchinson V Sydney FC - Round 10 09# Hernandez V Perth Glory - Round 9 08# Caceras V Perth Glory - Round 15 07# Musialik V Melbourne Victory - Round 5 06# Jedinak V Melbourne Victory - Round 18 05# Zullo V Wellington Phoenix - Round 7 04# Elrich V Central Coast Mariners - Round 9 03# Pantelis V Melbourne Victory - Round 8 02# Griffiths V Melbourne Victory - Round 17 01# Santalab V Adelaide United - Round 18 Music: Unkle feat. Ian Brown Reign (Evil 9 Remix)
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****NEW**** Top 10 Goals of the season. #10 - Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United) #9 - Mile Sterjovski (Perth Glory) #8 - Sergio Van Dijk (Brisbane Roar) #7 - Alamao (Adelaide United) #6 - Danny Tiatto (Brisbane Roar) #5 - Robbie Fowler (North Queensland Fury) #4 - Jobe Wheelhouse (Newcastle Jets) #3 - Cassio (Adelaide United) #2 - Eugene Dadi (Wellington Phoenix) #1 - Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory) Other Notable Mentions: - Nick Ward (vs Adelaide United) - Zenon Caravella (vs Melbourne Victory) - Archie Thompson (vs North Queensland Fury) - Tommy Oar (vs Central Coast Mariners) - Lucas Pantelis (vs Perth Glory) - Kofi Danning (vs Nonrth Queensland Fury) - Karol Kisel (vs Melbourne Victory)
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Melbourne Victory vs. Central Coast Mariners 16-01-09 Northern Terrace singing Horto Magico.
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Highlights - Grand Final 2006 - Sydney FC V Central Coast Mariners
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Mark Bosnich returns to football. Central Coast 3 Sydney FC 0
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Central Coast Mariners V Sydney FC - Goals - 23aug08
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Melbourne Victory vs. Central Coast Mariners 16-01-09 Northern Terrace singing Victory Road.
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Victory's Arch weapon back in fold - Herald Sun Tweet this news
Herald Sun---CENTRAL Coast Mariners- defeated North Queensland Fury 1-0 in Townsville last night to continue their push for a top-two position. ... - Date : Fri, 05 Nov 2010 12:31:45 GMT+00:00
Arnold in high spirits on return to club football - Sydney Morning Herald Tweet this news
Sydney Morning Herald--Providing the opposition will be one of the competition's founding clubs, -Central Coast Mariners-. In the dugout for the visitors will be Arnold, ... - Date : Wed, 04 Aug 2010 13:56:29 GMT+00:00
A-League is back - SportsAustralia.com Tweet this news
SportsAustralia.com---...- hosts the -Central Coast Mariners- at Australia's newest football venue AAMI Park. Since the nail-biting 2010 Grand Final between Sydney -FC- and Melbourne ... - Date : Tue, 03 Aug 2010 08:41:44 GMT+00:00
Shockingly Experts Underwhelmed With Coasties - Australian FourFourTwo Tweet this news
Australian FourFourTwo--So why do the -Central Coast Mariners FC- administration not go into an overdrive PR campaign with the Australian football media to have the image and ... - Date : Fri, 30 Jul 2010 05:09:22 GMT+00:00
Sheffield United's Vietnamese arrivals set to become a reality - euFootball.BIZ Tweet this news
euFootball.BIZ--As part of the Final judging process, Sheffield United drafted in help from their partner club in Australia, -Central Coast Mariners-. The -Mariners-' Assistant ... - Date : Thu, 01 Jul 2010 06:08:32 GMT+00:00
Depleted Spirit hold on for draw - Bundaberg NewsMail Tweet this news
Bundaberg NewsMail--Mitchell said the addition of Sydney -FC- recruit Ray Miller and -Central Coast- Mariner imports Adam Ormsby and Nick Fitzgerald had bought speed and striking ... - Date : Sun, 20 Jun 2010 16:36:29 GMT+00:00
Dwight Yorke To Be Guest Player As Sydney FC Take On Everton - Goal.com Tweet this news
Goal.com--In his final game for Sydney -FC-, he captained the team to the A-League's inaugural championship with a 1-0 win over -Central Coast Mariners- and received the ... - Date : Thu, 17 Jun 2010 05:09:51 GMT+00:00
Spirit stars love Bundy - Bundaberg NewsMail Tweet this news
Bundaberg NewsMail---Central Coast- Mariner recruits Adam Ormsby and Nick Fitzgerald have signed the lease on a beachside Bargara apartment with Sydney -FC- talent Ray Miller as ... - Date : Fri, 18 Jun 2010 16:26:58 GMT+00:00
Clapham is a Kiwi surprise - Deccan Herald Tweet this news
Deccan Herald---...- Aaron Clapham (Canterbury United), Simon Elliott (unattached), Michael McGlinchey (-Central Coast Mariners-), David Mulligan (unattached). ... - Date : Mon, 10 May 2010 17:29:55 GMT+00:00
Fans should be vested in ownership of clubs - The Roar (blog) Tweet this news
The Roar (blog)--This has merit as evidenced by the -Central Coast Mariners- model and hopefully can be practically implemented. What I would like to raise is the place of ... - Date : Fri, 16 Apr 2010 15:42:47 GMT+00:00

No. Nationality Position Player Other
1AUSGKJess Vanstrattan
2AUSFWDaniel McBreen
3AUSDFJoshua Rose
4AUSDF[[Predrag Bojić
5AUSDFBrad Porter
6NEDDFPatrick Zwaanswijk
7MLTMF[[John Hutchinson (footballer)
8AUSMFRostyn Griffiths
9AUSFWNik Mrdja
10ARGMFPatricio Pérez
11AUSMFOliver Bozanic
12AUSMF[[Matthew Lewis (footballer)
14NZLMFMichael McGlinchey
15AUSDF[[Marc Warren (footballer)
16AUSDFTrent Sainsbury
17SCODFChris Doig
18AUSDFAlex Wilkinson
19AUSFW[[Matthew Simon
20AUSGK[[Matthew Ryan (goalkeeper)
21AUSDFSam Gallagher
22AUSMFMustafa Amini
23AUSFWAdam Kwasnik
30AUSGK[[Paul Henderson (footballer)

No. Nationality Position Player Other
AUSGKDavid Bradasevic
AUSGKNikodin Matic
AUSDFMax Glanville
AUSDFJerry Kalouris
AUSDFAlex Mansueto
AUSDFJimmy Oates
AUSDFAdam Ormsby
AUSDFNikola Stanojevic
AUSMFNicholas Fitzgerald
AUSMFBrendan Griffin
AUSMFMitchell Mallia
AUSMFSam Munro
1USAGKJillian Loyden
2AUSDF[[Caitlin Cooper (footballer)

No. Nationality Position Player Other
3AUSDFLyndsay Glohe
4AUSDFRachael Doyle
5AUSDFJessica Seaman
6AUSMFKarina Roweth
7AUSMFTeresa Polias
8AUSFWKelly Golebiowski
9AUSMFRenee Rollason
10USADFKendall Fletcher
11AUSFWMichelle Heyman
12AUSDFSamantha Spackman
13AUSMFTrudy Camilleri
14AUSFWAshleigh Connor
15AUSMFElizabeth O'Reilly
16AUSFWJenna Kingsley
17AUSMFBritt Simmons
19USAMFLydia Vandenbergh
20AUSGKRachel Cooper
21AUSMFGillian Foster

W-League Squad :
Name Goals Games Average Years
1 Australia Adam Kwasnik 27 101 0.26 2005 � 08, 2009-
2 Australia Matt Simon 24 86 0.22 2006-
3 Malta John Hutchinson 15 106 0.15 2005 �
4 Australia Sasho Petrovski 14 39 0.36 2007 � 09
5 Australia Nik Mrdja 13 46 0.27 2005 �
5 Scotland Stewart Petrie 10 41 0.24 2005 � 07
5 Australia Dean Heffernan 10 63 0.16 2005 �
8 Australia Mile Jedinak 8 44 0.18 2005 � 08
9 Australia John Aloisi 7 15 0.47 2007 � 08
9 Australia Tom Pondeljak 7 55 0.13 2005 � 08
11 Australia Damian Mori 6 8 0.75 2006

Central Coast League history>
Central Coast League history
W-League Squad :
Season Teams Pre-Season Premiership Ladder
Position
Finals
Qualification
A-League Final
Position
ACL Qualification ACL Placing
2005 � 06 8 Winners 3rd Qualified 2nd DNQ n/a
2006 � 07 8 2nd 6th DNQ 6th DNQ DNQ
2007 � 08 8 4th Premiers Qualified 2nd Qualified for 2009 DNQ
2008 � 09 8 3rd 4th Qualified 4th DNQ Group Stages (4th)
2009 � 10 10   - 8th DNQ 8th DNQ DNQ
2010 � 11 11   -   -   -   -   - DNQ

Football Department :
Name Nat. From To Record
P W D L F A
Lawrie McKinna Scotland 2004 2010 138 50 39 49 186 167
Graham Arnold Australia 2010 present 18 8 6 4 29 20

Association football in Australia

National teamsMen's (Socceroos) , Women's (Matildas) , Men's U23 (Olyroos) , Men's U20 (Young Socceroos), Women's U20 (Young Matildas) , U18 Australian Youth Olympic team , Men's U17 (Joeys)
Current National LeaguesA-League , Youth League , W-League
Former LeaguesNational Soccer League , National Soccer Youth League , Women's National Soccer League

A-League

Seasons2005 - 06, 2006 - 07, 2007 - 08, 2008 - 09, 2009 - 10, 2010 - 11
Grand Finals2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Clubsbegin Adelaide United * Brisbane Roar * Central Coast Mariners * Gold Coast United * Melbourne Heart * Melbourne Victory * Newcastle Jets * North Queensland Fury * Perth Glory * Sydney FC * Wellington Phoenixend
Former Clubs New Zealand Knights
Expansion Clubs Sydney Rovers (2011)

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HomeBluetongue Stadium, Gosford, New South Wales
Seasons2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009 �10
RivalriesThe F3 Derby

2009 AFC Champions League

ChampionsPohang Steelers
Runners-upAl-Ittihad
Eliminated in Semi-finalsNagoya Grampus * Umm-Salal
Eliminated in Quarter finalsBunyodkor * Pakhtakor Tashkent * FC Seoul * Kawasaki Frontale
Eliminated in Round of 16Al-Ettifaq * Al-Hilal * Al-Shabab * Gamba Osaka * Kashima Antlers * Newcastle United Jets * Persepolis * Suwon Bluewings
Eliminated in group stageAl-Ahli * Al-Gharafa * Al-Jazira * Al-Shabab * Beijing Guoan * Central Coast Mariners * Esteghlal * Saba Qom * Sepahan * Shandong Luneng * Shanghai Shenhua * Sharjah � * Singapore Armed Forces * Sriwijaya * Tianjin Teda * Ulsan Hyundai
� Withdrew from the competition after 4 matches.

Sporting teams based on the Central Coast

Association football (soccer)A-L: Central Coast Mariners W-L: Central Coast Mariners
Rugby LeagueNSW Cup: Central Coast Storm |Ice hockey |International Cup: Central Coast Rhinos
Ice hockeyInternational Cup: Central Coast Rhinos



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