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2ndBest
Dome said once they did investigate it but the broadcast quality out of their wasn't up to standard.
Fair enough, but seems a little odd when they telecast Super Rugby games from Fiji to standard.
Anyway I was more speculating about a friendly(ies) like the Mariners are doing in Vanuatu. The Fiji national team (almost all domestic based players) would give the Nix a decent hitout.
Cheers don't remember that 2015 trip to Fiji at all. But yeah followed Nix less then.
Shame they haven't done it again since. I guess there is a cost flying & accommodating a squad.
This report says they got about 12,000 to the first game, a 2-1 win for the Nix. Helped I guess by local hero Roy playing for Fiji (got their goal). 2nd game a 2-2 draw.
Central Coast Mariners and Minns Labor government partner to build a synthetic pitch and modern A-League Women's training facility on the Central Coast. The $3.7 million will also go towards funding our community support programs.
Nick Montgomery said in the press conference that the Phoenix are a very well resourced club and to just look at our players, insinuating that we're out spending the mariners. If they're losing 2 million with concessions and cheaper stadiums and facilities we must be losing an absolute fortune.
Nick Montgomery said in the press conference that the Phoenix are a very well resourced club and to just look at our players, insinuating that we're out spending the mariners. If they're losing 2 million with concessions and cheaper stadiums and facilities we must be losing an absolute fortune.
Nix may have a good leasse deal on that new Hutt training facility. But they have a ALW team adding to the Expenses column, CCM as yet don't have one.
Nick Montgomery said in the press conference that the Phoenix are a very well resourced club and to just look at our players, insinuating that we're out spending the mariners. If they're losing 2 million with concessions and cheaper stadiums and facilities we must be losing an absolute fortune.
Nix may have a good leasse deal on that new Hutt training facility. But they have a ALW team adding to the Expenses column, CCM as yet don't have one.
Dome said it's very expensiveaat CIS but they decided they had no choice but to move there
Nick Montgomery said in the press conference that the Phoenix are a very well resourced club and to just look at our players, insinuating that we're out spending the mariners. If they're losing 2 million with concessions and cheaper stadiums and facilities we must be losing an absolute fortune.
Nix may have a good leasse deal on that new Hutt training facility. But they have a ALW team adding to the Expenses column, CCM as yet don't have one.
Dome said it's very expensiveaat CIS but they decided they had no choice but to move there
I'm glad they did, I get to see both squads training when not at work. And to be honest, the facilities are absolutely outstanding. The club may lose money at this move BUT the improvement in the players with the correct facilities will serve them very well in the long term.
Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!
it's a very similar email to the ones Dome has sent in the past, except maybe the lack of assets. I'm assuming that the Nix have a share in the facilities in Upper Hutt, along with the 'Canes and Institute of Sport. Note the mention of a need to get a certain number of fans each home game to make this club viable (8000) and "we make a $2m loos every season, despite developing and selling young stars (which has been CCM's model for years). Nix have been developing young players but only really started making money from them since I guess Libby and Singh. Our owners would be "losing" a lot more than $2m per season with both a men's, women's and the youth teams being funded from their pockets. You can guarantee that the funding gained from sponsors barely covers that cost, and the home games arent making profits.
"Wilkshire chose to leave after receiving an offer to be part of the Subway Young Socceroos as an assistant to Head Coach Trevor Morgan and Assistant Coach Brad Maloney for the AFC U-20 Asian Cup Uzbekistan 2023, to be contested in March."
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He's been a Aussie football TV pundit sometimes. Speaks pretty well. Coached in the NPL, now age group Mariners & Australia.
If Talay does leave at season end, Wilkshire is the sort of guy could make a good Nix replacement. Seems to go alright (certainly initially) when the Nix give a young Aussie their first ALM coaching gig. Sure Rudan left under a big cloud, but results wise his first & only season at the Nix was a success.
The Central Coast Mariners are excited to announce that former Leeds United analyst Andres Clavijo has joined the club’s coaching staff for the upcoming season! ✍️🌴
Understand that a deal has been agreed for Championship-winning coach Nick Montgomery to leave Central Coast Mariners and become the manager of Scottish side Hibernian.
Personal terms are being discussed with Montgomery, but he is likely to become Hibernian's new coach.
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MetalLegNZ
Promotion from within - keep the same systems going?
CCM production line continues : )
Any players left in his squad he might try to take with him?
Mariners legend John Hutchinson has some strong coaching creds now. Currently an assistant manager with J1 club Yokohama FC.
But yes going to be an even tougher ask now for CCM to repeat last season's success.
How would Storm Roux go in the SPL?
Wouldn't be silly of Newcastle United to terminate Garang Kuol's loan deal with Hearts and send him across town to a Montgomery coached Hibs. Kuol struggling a bit in Scotland.
Edit - scatch that. See that Kuol is now with Volendam in Holland.
ITK Coasties tweeting vague sad tweets, I might be reading to much into it but I don't think they are happy with names they are hearing as replacements
Richard Peil, chairman of football club Central Coast Mariners, is looking for an investor to help bolster the finances of the A-League Champions https://t.co/2vPt9APQUJ
ITK Coasties tweeting vague sad tweets, I might be reading to much into it but I don't think they are happy with names they are hearing as replacements
ITK Coasties tweeting vague sad tweets, I might be reading to much into it but I don't think they are happy with names they are hearing as replacements
Was Talay one of them?
Not afaik, his name keeps popping up linking him with the Canberra bid tho.
The Mariners can announce the departure of club legend and A-League Men’s Head Coach Nick Montgomery to take up the role of Head Coach at Hibernian FC.
Sergio Raimundo and Miguel Miranda will also depart the club.
The Mariners can announce the departure of club legend and A-League Men’s Head Coach Nick Montgomery to take up the role of Head Coach at Hibernian FC.
Sergio Raimundo and Miguel Miranda will also depart the club.
Surely CCM ran a profit this year given all their players being signed and his coach.
Will also be interesting to see what add ons they have to training payouts the get in the future with all their youngsters moving around. All it takes is 1 big transfer out of the lot and their whole financial situation changes.
