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@CCMariners 1615950884,1615950921 The Central Coast Mariners are excited to announce that the Pink Round presented by Cleanaway and the 2021 Pink Appeal raised more than $30,000 for Cancer Council NSW, blowing away an original fundraising target of $10,000. Held for the ninth year, Pink Round incorporated last Monday’s win against Macarthur, the Pink Appeal held a week prior, and an auction of player worn jerseys from the Macarthur match too. The final total of $30,412.18 is a record for a Mariners Pink Round, and Cancer Council’s Jaynie Moloney said the money will be vitally ...

Share on Twitter The breath-taking turnaround of the Central Coast Mariners has galvanised a sporting community that had grown accustomed to failure from one of the competition's smallest clubs. The Mariners - who were champions of Australia in 2014, remember - had been in decline for several years amid grave reservations about its ownership and its future as a professional club. Many top players would not touch the Mariners and those who did wanted out while thousands of supporters abandoned the listing ship. It was no surprise that the club ended the truncated 2019-20 with the w...

October 5, 2007 Robbie Kruse burst onto the A-League scene in 2007 with Queensland Roar (now Brisbane Roar), providing a strong platform to launch a career which took the Socceroos ace to the German Bundesliga and back to Melbourne Victory, where the 32-year-old has plied his trade since 2019. Kruse made his debut for the Roar on his 19th birthday against Wellington Phoenix. The promising teenager scored on debut in the 45th minute, combining with Michael Zullo (18 years old at the time) to devastating effect on either flank for Frank Farina's side. Zullo scored one before assisting Kruse's...

Tom Smithies 1615268147,1615329140 It took Matt Hatch just 25 seconds to make his mark on Australian football, but his historic goal was 18 months in the making. The 20-year-old was back in training on Tuesday morning at the Mariners’ recovery session, still just another member of the squad for all his internet-melting exploits the night before. Officially the owner of the fast goal on debut in Australian men’s football history (just 25 seconds), Hatch won’t be allowed to forget that it should be just a milestone in a burgeoning career. A year and a half ago, Hatch was told...