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They probably have some kind of paid scout from a network in south america/brazil.

This guy is a Brazilian Jumpei from looking at his stats, the last two seasons he's only got a handful of goal/assists. Considering how cut price the the squads are this season he might work out just fine.

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3 hours ago, mack said:

They probably have some kind of paid scout from a network in south america/brazil.

This guy is a Brazilian Jumpei from looking at his stats, the last two seasons he's only got a handful of goal/assists. Considering how cut price the the squads are this season he might work out just fine.

Apparently WSW use a copy of football manager 2015 running on Ledderers old Pentium that's how we got the Futbol God 

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This is for Mac from the A leagues and is in red front from in the A Leagues. Second paragraph

https://aleagues.com.au/news/central-coast-mariners-transfer-latest-trent-sainsbury-socceroos-return-details-news-a-league/

 

Sainsbury is Central Coast’s latest signing after Lucas Mauragis, Haine Eames (scholarship contract), Sasha Kuzevski (promoted), Alfie McCalmont, Adam Pavlesic, Diesel Herrington, Vitor Feijao and Arthur De Lima (scholarship contract).

The Mariners, who won an historic treble in 2023-24, are gearing up for their AFC Champions League Elite campaign.

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5 hours ago, mack said:

They won the most historic treble in history by somehow winning a 'treble' that only included two competitions in it.

You would have loved a local DJ on a local station. A league guy and he compared our treble to the Man U treble. But said ours was better as we had a better win ratio.

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Couple of signings.

First The Central Coast Mariners are delighted to announce that 16-year-old Joeys Goalkeeper Jai Ajanovic has signed a three-year scholarship deal with the club.

Joining the Mariners Academy at the beginning of the year, the Central Coast Sports College student played across numerous age divisions in 2024, recently stopping a penalty in the U20’s NPL NSW Grand Final.

Second and only a rumour expect Thursday for the announcement...

Sabit James Ngor

Date of birth/Age: Jan 5, 2001 (23) Place of birth: Kakuma Kenya Height: 1,87 m Citizenship: Australia Australia Southern Sudan Southern Sudan Position: Attack plays as a winger for Heidelberg United. 

 

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https://ccmariners.com.au/news/mariners-and-erina-fair-extend-partnership-for-2024-25-season/

 

Central Coast Mariners Football Club are thrilled to announce the continuation of our partnership with Erina Fair, for the upcoming 2024/25 A-Leagues season.

This collaboration aims to deepen our connection with the local community, Mariners members and our supporters while furthering our collective goal of promoting healthy communities.

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The Greatest Little Club on Earth


Thursday, 17 October
Paramount+ delves into the storied history of the Central Coast Mariners football club with the exclusive documentary, The Greatest Little Club on Earth. This documentary traces the club’s meteoric rise, subsequent struggles, and recent revival, exploring the unique culture and community support that have defined its journey. Directed by Nick Piper, the film offers an intimate look at the Mariners’ return to form.

tvblackbox.com.au/page/2024/09/28/everything-new-streaming-this-october-2024-on-paramount-australia/

screenhub.com.au/news/features/paramount-new-shows-films-streaming-october-2024-2652833/#the-greatest-little-club-on-earth

tvcentral.com.au/streaming/parmount-streaming/october-2024-on-paramount/

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2 hours ago, pseudonym said:

 

How can the Mariners have money problems when they have won AFC Cup, participating in the ACL and receiving millions of dollars in transfers over the last 2 seasons?

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45 minutes ago, SBW said:

How can the Mariners have money problems when they have won AFC Cup, participating in the ACL and receiving millions of dollars in transfers over the last 2 seasons?

Not forgetting record average crowds and memberships

mack

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Most likely reason is Mike Charlesworth siphoning all the money out of the club by charging the club rent to use the office & COE/training facility.

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Well Peil was transparent the rent to the stadium is not favourable especially with average crowds needing to be north of 10,000 to be making profit. I am not sure how profitable their center of excellence has been either for functions etc.  The team runs a minimum salary requirements, transfers and intercontinental prize money. The AFC cup cost them money until the final which they won that got them a little profit. I have no idea with the current arrangements if Asian champions league Elite is more profitable now than a sunk cost as before. But for Peil the distribution was his limit. Its beyond me how the finances work for Central Coast and Newcastle. But Mariners has more going for it, and its still struggles, and has been for 20 years.

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