KEEPUP Staff

16 years ago

No singing in the rain for Mariners Youth

For the second consecutive match the Central Coast Mariners National Youth League side has been forced to settle for a 1-all draw against a Queensland based opponent. A goal from Bernie Ibini-Isei not enough to hold off a fast finishing...

16 years ago

Double Header Ticket Details

Click Here to find out all you need to know about ticketing for the Hyundai A-League 2010/11 Double Header featuring Sydney FC vs. Brisbane Roar followed by Central Coast Mariners vs. Perth Glory, at the Sydney Football Stadium on Saturday,...

16 years ago

Mariners Youth to put coastal pride on the line

For the second time this season the Central Coast Mariners National Youth League side will lock horns with Gold Coast United, in what has fast become one of the more intense rivalries in the competition. The Mariners head into Saturday’s...

16 years ago

Project 22 a success

The Central Coast Mariners would like to congratulate all the Project 22 trialists from the Met Far North region who have recently finished an intensive trial period at the Mariners Academy training centre at Mt Penang Parklands, Kariong. The Central...

16 years ago

Five Minutes With… Sam Munro

Mariners midfielder Sam Munro is in his third season of the National Youth League, and a veteran of the competition before his 20th birthday. Now plying his trade on the Central Coast after a stint with F3 rivals Sydney FC,...

16 years ago

Roar ride their luck as Mariners fall short

Two freakish goals, either side of half time, have helped Brisbane Roar to a 2-nil victory over the Central Coast Mariners at Suncorp Stadium tonight, consigning the Yellow and Navy to just their second loss of the Hyundai A-League 2010/11...

16 years ago

Stadium returfing on track

Work to complete the returfing of Bluetongue Stadium remains firmly on schedule, to be ready for the Mariners return to the ground on Sunday, 21 November. Work to complete the returfing of Bluetongue Stadium remains firmly on schedule, to be...

16 years ago

McGlinchey eyes another Roar roasting

The last time the Central Coast Mariners visited Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Roar had just parted ways with Frank Farina, and Ange Postecoglou was yet to take the reins, the Yellow and Navy duly left the Queensland Capital with a comfortable...

16 years ago

Rose eyes happy homecoming

Central Coast Mariners left full-back Joshua Rose is excited about the prospect of returning to Brisbane as a Footballer for the first time in five years this Wednesday night, as the Mariners tackle Brisbane Roar at Suncorp Stadium. Central Coast...