Central Coast Mariners vs Western Sydney Wanderers 2/03/2013 7:45PM

from the A-League Head:

Arnold, STFU

Hey all. I'm a supporter from Wollongong travelling up to the game with friends. We might have a spare ticket (Bay 26) if someone still needs? I will know definitly tonight if the 4th person is not coming up with us. Either way thought someone might be interested if they missed out on getting one.

Cheers

Have you seen this one from today? Everyday since Wednesday he has slagged us off. We are winning this game and he knows it.

 

Back in October, Arnold was taken aback by the decision - well before anyone could have imagined the Wanderers would be pushing the Mariners all the way in the title race.

 

"I feel probably like all the other clubs - pretty hard done by," Arnold said at the time.

 

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"If you look at Melbourne Heart, when they came into the league they didn't get any help, they only had five visa spots and all the other clubs have only got five.

 

"You'd like it to be a fair playing field but it's not right now. I understand the reason is because they are a late inclusion and they only had 186 days or so to prepare, but I was a bit surprised when I heard about it."

 

http://mobile.news.com.au/breaking-news/do-you-agree-with-a-leagues-decision-to-allow-western-sydney-wanderers-an-extra-foreign-player/story-e6frfkp9-1226587812922

so now Arnie is a IT expert as well. FFS.

You can lookout for the short bloke with a white hat backwards with his name on it, that would be me.

 

 

Can anyone tell me where I can find a Mariners v Wanderers thread? Been looking everywhere.

 

dont think we have one, start a new one.

This is gigglesome:

http://youtu.be/CuHPibTcklo

This is gigglesome:

 

http://youtu.be/CuHPibTcklo

I thought swearing was considered to be antisocial behaviour according to the code of conduct the club put on us when they took away our toys.  Should we ban this man from Wanderland??

 

 

Have you seen this one from today? Everyday since Wednesday he has slagged us off. We are winning this game and he knows it.

 

Back in October, Arnold was taken aback by the decision - well before anyone could have imagined the Wanderers would be pushing the Mariners all the way in the title race.

 

"I feel probably like all the other clubs - pretty hard done by," Arnold said at the time.

 

Please install the latest Flash player

 

"If you look at Melbourne Heart, when they came into the league they didn't get any help, they only had five visa spots and all the other clubs have only got five.

 

"You'd like it to be a fair playing field but it's not right now. I understand the reason is because they are a late inclusion and they only had 186 days or so to prepare, but I was a bit surprised when I heard about it."

 

http://mobile.news.com.au/breaking-news/do-you-agree-with-a-leagues-decision-to-allow-western-sydney-wanderers-an-extra-foreign-player/story-e6frfkp9-1226587812922

so now Arnie is a IT expert as well. FFS.

I see what you did there... & i laughed

Should we ban this man from Wanderland??

please do.

Remember that heckler who sat behind Arnie at Wanderland during the WSW v CCM game on 6th Jan. That guy gave it to Arnie all game and at the end of the game Arnie fully lost his sh1t and gave some right back to this guy So much LOL.

I don't think it will be hard to get a reaction from our dear friend Arnie.

reminds me of this 

stoke fans doing the wenger

NSW Police have posted this on their Facebook page:

"A-League football fans are being reminded to behave responsibly while attending the top-of-the-table clash between the Central Coast Mariners and the Western Sydney Wanderers tomorrow.

On Saturday 2 March 2013, a near-capacity crowd of approximately 18,000 is expected to attend the match being held at Bluetongue Stadium on the Pacific Highway, Gosford

Superintendent Daniel Sullivan, Brisbane Water Local Area Commander has urged fans to support their respective teams in a way that doesn’t affect the enjoyment of other spectators.

“This is set to be a great match between the top two teams in the league, but I urge all fans to show respect for each other and for the staff who are there to run the event smoothly.

“Football fans both young and old should be allowed to enjoy the game in a safe environment, but those who engage in anti-social behaviour will find they won’t be tolerated,†said Superintendent Sullivan.

There will be a large police presence in and around the ground including general duties, Operational Support Group (OSG), the Dog Unit and Highway Patrol officers.

Police and security officers will be targeting anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related crime to ensure a safe and fun match for all spectators.

Fans are reminded gates open at 6:45pm with the kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm. They should allow extra travel time with trackwork expected on the Central Coast train line.

“Win, lose, or draw there is no excuse for violent or unruly behaviour. Anyone seen causing trouble will be arrested and dealt with accordingly.

“All fans are reminded that flares and fireworks are not only prohibited but also dangerous and should not be let off during the match.

“Those found with flares will have them confiscated and may face ejection, arrest and face a five-year ban under the FFA’s regulations,†Superintendent Sullivan said.

Police and security officers will also be conducting bag searches upon entry to the stadium and all fans are reminded that some items are not permitted into the ground.

The stadium has a strict no smoking policy and alcohol is not allowed to be taken into the ground. No glass or glass bottles, explosives, fireworks, flares, knives or weapons are permitted into the ground and may be confiscated if found.

Fans are also warned that it is an offence to enter the field of play and hefty fines remain in place for anyone caught doing so."

Lets hope everyone will be on their best behaviour.

need 3 tickets blue general or away supporters please

I sat behind the heckler that game. I was giving him some stick myself. Arnie seems to be a good manager but the way he handles himself off and on the field is really low class.

Remember that heckler who sat behind Arnie at Wanderland during the WSW v CCM game on 6th Jan. That guy gave it to Arnie all game and at the end of the game Arnie fully lost his sh1t and gave some right back to this guy So much LOL.

 

I don't think it will be hard to get a reaction from our dear friend Arnie.

I might have 1 for you. Pm me.

need 3 tickets blue general or away supporters please

NSW Police have posted this on their Facebook page:

 

"A-League football fans are being reminded to behave responsibly while attending the top-of-the-table clash between the Central Coast Mariners and the Western Sydney Wanderers tomorrow.

 

On Saturday 2 March 2013, a near-capacity crowd of approximately 18,000 is expected to attend the match being held at Bluetongue Stadium on the Pacific Highway, Gosford

 

Superintendent Daniel Sullivan, Brisbane Water Local Area Commander has urged fans to support their respective teams in a way that doesn’t affect the enjoyment of other spectators.

 

“This is set to be a great match between the top two teams in the league, but I urge all fans to show respect for each other and for the staff who are there to run the event smoothly.

 

“Football fans both young and old should be allowed to enjoy the game in a safe environment, but those who engage in anti-social behaviour will find they won’t be tolerated,†said Superintendent Sullivan.

 

There will be a large police presence in and around the ground including general duties, Operational Support Group (OSG), the Dog Unit and Highway Patrol officers.

 

Police and security officers will be targeting anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related crime to ensure a safe and fun match for all spectators.

 

Fans are reminded gates open at 6:45pm with the kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm. They should allow extra travel time with trackwork expected on the Central Coast train line.

 

“Win, lose, or draw there is no excuse for violent or unruly behaviour. Anyone seen causing trouble will be arrested and dealt with accordingly.

 

“All fans are reminded that flares and fireworks are not only prohibited but also dangerous and should not be let off during the match.

 

“Those found with flares will have them confiscated and may face ejection, arrest and face a five-year ban under the FFA’s regulations,†Superintendent Sullivan said.

 

Police and security officers will also be conducting bag searches upon entry to the stadium and all fans are reminded that some items are not permitted into the ground.

 

The stadium has a strict no smoking policy and alcohol is not allowed to be taken into the ground. No glass or glass bottles, explosives, fireworks, flares, knives or weapons are permitted into the ground and may be confiscated if found.

 

Fans are also warned that it is an offence to enter the field of play and hefty fines remain in place for anyone caught doing so."

 

Lets hope everyone will be on their best behaviour.

Pa-Pa-Paranoia!

'da wogz are coming!

I'm glad the Police posted that on Facebook. Boy my face would have been red if I'd not read that and turned up at the ground with my backpack full of explosives...

I'm glad the Police posted that on Facebook. Boy my face would have been red if I'd not read that and turned up at the ground with my backpack full of explosives...

Don't forget that 'knives and weapons...may be confiscated if found'. So if you bring a concealed F/A-18 Super Hornet and can slip it past hatamoto you might get to keep it after the game...

I'm glad the Police posted that on Facebook. Boy my face would have been red if I'd not read that and turned up at the ground with my backpack full of explosives...

Haha!

need 3 tickets blue general or away supporters please

just buy mariners supporters and sit in blue.

NSW Police have posted this on their Facebook page:

 

"A-League football fans are being reminded to behave responsibly while attending the top-of-the-table clash between the Central Coast Mariners and the Western Sydney Wanderers tomorrow.

 

On Saturday 2 March 2013, a near-capacity crowd of approximately 18,000 is expected to attend the match being held at Bluetongue Stadium on the Pacific Highway, Gosford

 

Superintendent Daniel Sullivan, Brisbane Water Local Area Commander has urged fans to support their respective teams in a way that doesn’t affect the enjoyment of other spectators.

 

“This is set to be a great match between the top two teams in the league, but I urge all fans to show respect for each other and for the staff who are there to run the event smoothly.

 

“Football fans both young and old should be allowed to enjoy the game in a safe environment, but those who engage in anti-social behaviour will find they won’t be tolerated,†said Superintendent Sullivan.

 

There will be a large police presence in and around the ground including general duties, Operational Support Group (OSG), the Dog Unit and Highway Patrol officers.

 

Police and security officers will be targeting anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related crime to ensure a safe and fun match for all spectators.

 

Fans are reminded gates open at 6:45pm with the kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm. They should allow extra travel time with trackwork expected on the Central Coast train line.

 

“Win, lose, or draw there is no excuse for violent or unruly behaviour. Anyone seen causing trouble will be arrested and dealt with accordingly.

 

“All fans are reminded that flares and fireworks are not only prohibited but also dangerous and should not be let off during the match.

 

“Those found with flares will have them confiscated and may face ejection, arrest and face a five-year ban under the FFA’s regulations,†Superintendent Sullivan said.

 

Police and security officers will also be conducting bag searches upon entry to the stadium and all fans are reminded that some items are not permitted into the ground.

 

The stadium has a strict no smoking policy and alcohol is not allowed to be taken into the ground. No glass or glass bottles, explosives, fireworks, flares, knives or weapons are permitted into the ground and may be confiscated if found.

 

Fans are also warned that it is an offence to enter the field of play and hefty fines remain in place for anyone caught doing so."

 

Lets hope everyone will be on their best behaviour.

 

 

Have you seen this one from today? Everyday since Wednesday he has slagged us off. We are winning this game and he knows it.Back in October, Arnold was taken aback by the decision - well before anyone could have imagined the Wanderers would be pushing the Mariners all the way in the title race."I feel probably like all the other clubs - pretty hard done by," Arnold said at the time.Please install the latest Flash player"If you look at Melbourne Heart, when they came into the league they didn't get any help, they only had five visa spots and all the other clubs have only got five."You'd like it to be a fair playing field but it's not right now. I understand the reason is because they are a late inclusion and they only had 186 days or so to prepare, but I was a bit surprised when I heard about it."http://mobile.news.com.au/breaking-news/do-you-agree-with-a-leagues-decision-to-allow-western-sydney-wanderers-an-extra-foreign-player/story-e6frfkp9-1226587812922

so now Arnie is a IT expert as well. FFS.

I see what you did there... & i laughed

Haha. Strange journo question.

Ultras is the f***ing man! The gif replies are too good.

The stadium has a strict no smoking policy and alcohol is not allowed to be taken into the ground. No glass or glass bottles, explosives, fireworks, flares, knives or weapons are permitted into the ground and may be confiscated if found.

poor Llama

 

Jeez Arnie knows how to spin BS...

 

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/a-league/pressure-on-wanderers-says-arnold-20130228-2f913.html

 

"I think for Saturday's game this has been a great distraction for us. All the media are talking about Western Sydney, and a lot have been talking about them being favourites and what a great experience it is going to be on Saturday night for them. We haven't even thought about it until probably today [Thursday]. So they've had six days to maybe build up the pressure and we've got one."

 

 

The stadium has a strict no smoking policy and alcohol is not allowed to be taken into the ground. No glass or glass bottles, explosives, fireworks, flares, knives or weapons are permitted into the ground and may be confiscated if found.

poor Llama

Agreed.... Well said DON Erebus

*takes the machetes, AK 47, grenades, AMMUNITION, ROCKET Launchers out of the car*

Central coast cops are one if the worst you'll get at any football game....just keep an eye out for these bogans

 

 

Bringing an army of 4 to this game

So are the Mariners

Bahahahaha

I might have one spare GA ticket. Inbox me if you are interested.

*takes the machetes, AK 47, grenades, AMMUNITION, ROCKET Launchers out of the car*

We're westie scum, so ******* what? ;-)

Yeh gosford police hate us wogs lol hahahaha the worst cops in oz