The Mariners won the Championship after four Grand Final appearances. They played a more complete, positive brand of football, and mixed possession with rapid counter-attacking to defeat the…
The 2012/13 A-League season saw a number of coaches promise to try and play “attack based, possession based football”, but two teams remain – the two that have…
The perennial cliché about the Central Coast is that it always ‘slips under the radar’ – but it’s hard not to describe the Mariners in any other way.…
Central Coast defeated Perth with a lone goal from substitute Bernie Ibini-Isei.
A huge upset as the last placed side shocked the league leaders.
Dani Sanchez equalised late to give the home side an unexpected point.
A comfortable win for the competition’s form side.
A flurry of second half goals secured an incredible margin of victory for the Mariners.
Earlier this week I discussed Tom Rogic’s start to the season using Once Football data, where I suggested that his troubles could be linked to the new 4-2-3-1…
If it hadn’t already become clear how important Tom Rogic was to the Central Coast Mariners, then the image of him alongside the three marquees for the A-League’s…
Both the Wanderers and the Mariners put an emphasis on denying the opposition space and neither side could find the breakthrough.
Graham Arnold rejected the overtures of Sydney FC to remain coach of the Central Coast Mariners, much to the club’s delight.