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Saturday, 23 August, 7:00pm
Bluetongue Stadium, Central Coast
This Saturday (23rd Aug) will see the return of Sydney FC to Bluetongue Stadium, and some much needed revenge after our last HAL game played against the smurfs, a cracking 5-4 loss, with 36 shots, 9 different goal scorers, 5 yellow card, 2 red cards, and 1 broken leg. The very definition of 90 minutes 90 emotions.

Before this though, there will be raffles and give-aways galore in the Kendall Bar, home of The Marinators in the Central Coast Leagues Club. Between 4:30pm and 5:00pm only, any Mariners fans who come into the Kendall Bar (inside the cclc) will receive A FREE TICKET INTO THE MAJOR LUCKY DOOR PRIZE to be drawn at 5:10pm.

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The Marinators tipping comp for season 2008/09 is here! Enter now for the opportunity to score yourself some cold hard cash.
 
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Discounts on group bookings for travel to away games are now available through the Marinators. Register your interest today!

 

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The Marinators Club organises support for the Mariners, with game day activities, away travel, special events, and fantastic merchandise. Find out more here.
 
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Bay 16 has gone reserved this season. Click here for information on how to join the Marinators in "The Bay" and secure your seat for the future!
 
With the popularity of the A-League increasing rapidly, there is always going to be talk of putting a second team into Sydney, more than likely playing out west somewhere.

Would this be a good move for the game? Would their fans be as fickle as Sydney FC supporters? Or would they be a huge success, making "FC" look like fools? How many "Sydney till I Die" will become "Western Sydney -insert team nickname here- Till I die" overnight?

Join in the discussion and let us know what you think.
Tomorrow (Sunday, 17 August), the Mariners playing squad will be in attendance at the Mariners Fans Day at Bluetongue Stadium from 11am to 1pm.

The Mariners Fans Day is free of charge and will see free rides for the kids, including the amazing adrenaline maze and rock climbing wall, face painting and prize giveaways.

Fans will have the chance to get autographs and photos with the playing squad and hear what they have to say about the season ahead during onstage interviews.

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