KEEPUP Staff

17 years ago

Mariners’ Master falls agonizingly short

He’s achieved more than most in the Australian game, and this weekend, Central Coast Mariners assistant coach Alex Tobin went within touching distance of adding a World Masters Games gold medal to his burgeoning trophy cabinet. He-s achieved more than...

17 years ago

Unlucky Mariners succumb to red-hot Roar

A gallant Central Coast Mariners Westfield W-League side has succumbed to its first loss of the new campaign, going down 1-nil to a star studded Brisbane Roar outfit at Ballymore. A gallant Central Coast Mariners Westfield W-League side has succumbed...

17 years ago

Mariners youth prove double trouble for Roar

Goals in each half have given the Central Coast Mariners National Youth League side a 2-1 win over Brisbane Roar at Ballymore, as they continued to build on their strong start to the season. Goals in each half have given...

17 years ago

Triple treat as Mariners break Suncorp hoodoo

The Central Coast Mariners have beaten the Brisbane Roar for just the fifth time in the history of the Hyundai A-League, with their greatest ever result at Suncorp Stadium, a 3-nil win at a ground they’ve only tasted victory at...

17 years ago

Mariners wary of Roar emotion

While the media spotlight has focused heavily on Brisbane Roar this week, Central Coast Mariners football manager Lawrie McKinna insists those distractions will count for little at Suncorp Stadium tomorrow night, and is expecting the home side to come out...

17 years ago

Camilleri confident ahead of Roar test

Central Coast Mariners Westfield W-League coach Stephen Roche has seen his side commence season 2 in magnificent style with two victories from as many matches, with the impressive scalp of Sydney FC already in the side’s stride. Central Coast Mariners...

17 years ago

Youth look to build on solid start

The Central Coast Mariners National Youth League side heads into Sunday’s trip to Brisbane on the back of an unbeaten start to the new campaign, but sitting in fifth place on the back of three draws and a win, head...

17 years ago

Mariners only have eyes for themselves

They’ve won just twice at Suncorp Stadium, and are chasing their first win in four matches, but the Central Coast Mariners are confident they can head to Brisbane and go some way to re-writing the history books against the embattled...

17 years ago

Crowell settling into Coast life

It’s been a frustrating last 12 months for the Mariners midfielder Matthew Crowell, but a month after inking a deal with the Central Coast club, the Welshman is beginning to feel like he’s found a home. It-s been a frustrating...