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In any comp it would be a big call to walk back 5 games to make a decision on standings. I get the logic but it would be harsh to ask teams to forget recent results, at that point you should be considering nullifying the whole thing and trying again next season.
Definitely surprised to see Reef go.
Was he any good?
Definitely potential there. He was younger than the other keepers too. Had a couple of injuries throughout the season which hindered his progress. Fractured his thumb the day he trialled and then again just after coming back from the rehab. Hopefully after some NPL experience he'll do well enough to trial again.
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Central Coast Mariners FC
March Fixtures: St George City (H), Bonnyrigg White Eagles (A), Mounties Wanderers (H)
There’s been changes aplenty at Central Coast Mariners with many of last year’s squad progressing into the A-league side.
Stepping in to replace Nick Montgomery as head coach is Andrew Christensen. Christiansen has a long history with Manly United, starting his coaching journey almost a decade ago. More recently however, he has been in the role of technical director at the Northern beaches club.
If there was a competition for the longest pre-season, the Mariners would be clear winners with the majority of the NPL squad training since last August to support the A-league side.
The squad is a mix of returning players and new faces alike, with the academy attracting plenty of interest from interstate players, a testimony to its success.
Brad Tapp, Cameron Windust, Dean Larson, Maksim Kasalovic, Michael Katsoulis and Sasha Kuzeski return from last season. And Josh Hong and Lachlan Bayliss step up from their 20’s side. While a total of nine players have joined the squad.
Sprinkle in some A-league scholarship players and the Pluim Park based side look in for another strong outing.
It’s hard not to be impressed by the progression of the Mariners academy. With an A league coach willing to give youth their chance, the competition for spots in this side can only be a good thing for the Mariners promotion hopes.
Squad: Bradley Tapp, Cameron Windust, Dean Larson, Dor Jok, Harry Talbot, Jackson Khoury, Jakob Cresnar, Jordan Segreto, Joshua Hong, Lachlan Bayliss, Lawrence Caruso, Maksim Kasalovic, Michael Katsoulis, Patrick Beach, Ricardo Rizzo, Sasha Kuzevski, Zac Zoricich.
Football NSW League One Men's 2022 Season Preview - Football NSW
Ask anyone associated with the League One Men's competition in 2022 and they will tell you that this season is going to be a belter. Once again there are
Seemingly a few missing from that list including Garang Kuol, Harry McCarthy, Damien Tsekenis, Matt Hatch - all appear in the squad list I have, and all who strengthen that squad massively. Ben Duncan appears to be registered with the 20s
Can you watch it for free?
