Central Coast Mariners
Home ground: Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford, NSW
After becoming the first-ever Central Coast team to compete in a national football competition, the Mariners have become one of the A-League’s most consistent performers. Despite reaching the Grand Final in the inaugural 2005/06 season and in 2007/08, the club has yet to claim its first championship. Under the guidance of Graham Arnold, 2010/11 saw the Central Coast make another appearance in the Grand Final. However, they finished as runner-up once again, with record-breaking Brisbane Roar claiming the title in dramatic circumstances.
Central-Coast-Mariners Articles
by jcinque - February 10th 2012 @ 6:19pm
Jim Magilton will be searching for his first A-League three points tonight when his Melbourne Victory take on Central Coast Mariners at AAMI Park in a crucial encounter. Join us from 8.00pm for live scores and a blog of all the action. Victory come into this match three points outside of the top six in [...]
by Liam FitzGibbon - February 5th 2012 @ 4:12am
by John Davidson - February 4th 2012 @ 3:02pm
Grand final opponents Brisbane Roar and Central Coast Mariners meet at Bluetongue today with the table-topping Mariners looking to record their first home victory over the Roar in the A-League’s history. We’ll have live scores and commentary from 5.15pm AEDT. Close rivals, first versus second, defending minor premiers against the minor-premiers elect – this clash [...]
by Jim Morton - February 3rd 2012 @ 4:50am
by Jim Morton - February 2nd 2012 @ 3:14pm
by Liam FitzGibbon - February 2nd 2012 @ 6:23am
by Tom Malone - February 2nd 2012 @ 6:00am
The Central Coast Mariners are all set to enter the AFC Asian Champions league for 2012. This edition will be the 31st, and the second time the Mariners have taken part in Asia’s premier club competition. For this edition, they have been matched up with a team from each of East Asia’s main leagues: Tianjin [...]
by AAP - February 1st 2012 @ 3:34pm
by Wayne Heming - January 28th 2012 @ 2:01am
by Robbie Di Fabio - January 27th 2012 @ 6:58am
Central Coast are en route to a historic campaign, with the Gosford-based outfit traditionally flying under the radar since the A-League’s inception six and a half years ago. The team has habitually playing second fiddle to its bigger foes in the vein of Sydney FC, Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Victory, while also losing to fierce [...]
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