I dunno but she sure ticks a lot of boxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by parksey
Got off at Wyong station didn't she?
Guilty by association I'd say.
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I dunno but she sure ticks a lot of boxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by parksey
Got off at Wyong station didn't she?
Guilty by association I'd say.
From Wyong.Quote:
Originally Posted by parksey
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/24...ervale/?cs=305
Oh the :lulz:Quote:
HE backers of a $500 million Chinese cultural theme park proposed for a site near Wyong say they are close to lodging a development application.
On Monday they released a new video animation showing their plans for the 15-hectare site at Warnervale.
An application to build the first stage of the park is expected to be lodged within weeks, but the plans revealed on Monday show it will include a ‘Thanksgiving Temple’ which comprises three main buildings and statues.
The broader plan comprises 12 individual areas including a meridian gate, treasure ship, arts and crafts workshop and even a ‘panda paradise’ themed area.
“It is incredibly exciting to get to the stage of lodging a development application and to see the sheer scale of the project,” Wyong mayor Doug Eaton said.
“I’ve truly never seen anything like this before – it’s going to blow people away when they watch the video and get a sense of how big and imaginative this concept really is and what it can do in terms of tourism for our shire.
“The developers have long been telling us that this theme park will be up there with the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge in terms of tourist attractions and I’ve got to hand it to them – it’s absolutely in that category.’’
To be called Chappypie China Time, the proponent Australia-China Theme Park Pty Ltd says its aim is to integrate Chinese culture, nature and spirit into the ambitious project. They hope to open the park’s first stage in 2016.
Wyong council sold the company the land, adjacent to Warnervale airport, in 2012 for $10 million.
“The mayor of Wyong Shire Council was willing to back us when no one else would,” company CEO Bruce Zhong said.
“The mayor understands Chinese culture and the need for local government involvement in terms of attracting Chinese investment and now the results are in for everyone to see.”
I take it this is going next to the airport they want also???Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimario
I had no idea two chinese restaurants on the coast meant they were the cultural Chinese hub for NSW.....
Don't forget the chinese rub and tugQuote:
Originally Posted by furns
That's actually Thai.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
That's what my mate tells me, anyway.
They may say they are Thai but they are run by Chinese:tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimario
Really? I thought they could have been Japanese. Last time I was in there I am sure she offered me a $2 saké.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
http://m.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/cen...23-107pg1.html
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Central Coast Mariners' use of their home ground may be in jeopardy just six weeks out from the start of the season because of outstanding bills of about $300,000 for unpaid loans and venue rental fees.
The Mariners' opening day derby against Newcastle Jets on October 11 could be under threat as it is understood the A-League club has been warned by the venue's owner, Gosford City Council, that the gates will not be opened until all debts have been repaid, some of which were accumulated under previous administrations.
The club owes the council about $100,000 in unpaid stadium rental fees and is negotiating another sum of about $200,000. The outstanding rental fees were accumulated over the course of last season and, while the club has agreed to a payment plan to clear the debt by October 30, senior officials have been warned they may be denied the right to hire the venue until the debts are repaid. The Mariners purchased the scoreboard with financial assistance from the council in 2008 but are still yet to repay the full amount believed to be close to $200,000.
Mariners chief executive Bruce Stalder said the club is confident of repaying the full amount before the start of the season and is working closely with Gosford City Council to find a solution. "The club was helped by the council in getting the screen together," Stalder said. "We haven't concluded our side of paying it back or worked out how we want to use it in the future. We have to finish this and resolve the matter."
The Mariners are also set to hand over the licence of their youth academy to the local football association following a disagreement over how the program was run from a technical standard and $38,332 of mostly registration fees owed to Football NSW. Central Coast Football applied for the licence of the Central Coast Mariners Youth Academy, which plays in the NSW Premier League 2, and reached an agreement with the club to repay the Mariners' outstanding bills.
CCF chairman Darren Sprod said: "We signed a heads of agreement with Central Coast Mariners to run our program this year and we've now cancelled the agreement. We're about to sign an agreement to repay the debts outstanding and we're taking back the program.
"We are really supportive of [new Mariners coach] Phil Moss and the team. Our angle is to develop youth on the central coast and we tried a model this year and it didn't work. We hope to work in conjunction with the Mariners looking forward." The two parties had disagreements over funding provisions including a $175,000 pledge withheld by Central Coast Football. Stalder admitted there were some errors in the management of the program that occurred during the transition of leadership at the club and says the matter will be resolved soon.
"We as a club certainly made some mistakes with the delivery of that program," Stalder said. "We've had nothing but a sincere attempt to resolve the issues but it wasn't in time. To say the model doesn't work is a fairly large jump. It's endorsed by the FFA (Football Federation Australia) and it's certainly a strong model ... We'll have a very good resolution."
I wonder if the rent is cheaper at North Sydney Oval... :whistling:
Just lost to Sydney Olympic 3-1
:lulzturtle:
Didn't they lose 5-1 to the young Socceroos as well?
Not that I'm aware of. I read somewhere they experiemented with their lineup and this was the first loss of tehir pre-season campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimario
Can't find the result but they definitely played them...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
Link left in for the love of Couscous.Quote:
The Young Socceroos play Central Coast Mariners in a friendly behind closed doors in Gosford on Saturday with the final squad to be finalised early next week ahead of their opening U-19 Asian Cup opening match against the UAE on October 10. They will face Indonesia and the top-seeded Uzbekistan in the group stage.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/s...#ixzz3EqKRq5w2
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=823158357729152Quote:
Jubilee Sports Physiotherapy
Game Day - Young Socceroos vs Central Coast Mariners, Blue Tongue Stadium. Fantastic display by our boys infront of Ange Postecoglou with a resounding 5-1 win over the Gosford based outfit
Adam Howard @adamOsaussies 12h12 hours ago
Mariners also lost 5-1 to the Young Socceroos. Hope it's not a portent of things to come
Scott Galloway @scottgalloway31 Sep 24
Great 5-1 win against Central Coast Mariners! Top performance all round by the boys. Looking good for World Cup qualifiers #youngsocceroos
Stefan Mauk @StefanMauk Sep 24
Top result by the boys 5-1 over the Mariners! #youngsocceroos
riley woodcock @rileywoodcock11 Sep 24
Top win against top competition for the boys in preparation for qualifiers, 5-1 vs central coast #youngsocceroos
More mirth....
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Patrick Zwaanswijk suing Central Coast Mariners over wrongful dismissal in June
By Mary-Louise Vince
Former Central Coast Mariners marquee Patrick Zwaanswijk is taking legal action against the A-League club for wrongful dismissal.
Former Dutch first division player Zwaanswijk had a three-year contract with the Mariners until his retirement in May 2013, when he was re-employed as head of youth and community football.
The Mariners are accused of terminating his position in June, 13 months into a three-year contract.
Zwaanswijk's lawyer Peter Moore said his client is now seeking almost $250,000 in lost earnings, as well as damages for breach of contract and loss of reputation.
"He is now not in receipt of the remuneration that was promised, which included superannuation, car, laptop computer and other benefits," he said.
"He had settled himself in on the basis that he didn't need to find any other employment because he had this position pursuant to the contract for three years.
"One year into the contract the club makes this decision by itself and he then has to find other employment, that's what he's looking for at this point in time."
Mr Moore says negotiations between the two parties have broken down and if the matter cannot be resolved, it will go to court.
The former defender played a crucial role in the club's grand final victory in 2012-13, scoring the opening goal in the 2-0 win over the Western Sydney Wanderers.
Zwaanswijk argues he has suffered loss, and continues to suffer loss and damage.
The statement of claim was lodged with Gosford District Court late last week.
The ABC has contacted the Mariners but has been told the chief executive is currently unable to comment.
AFTER storming into the Mariners dressingroom and throwing his boots to the floor, Malick Mane told his Central Coast teammates exactly what he thought of them — “you’re s. t”.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/fo...-1227126265129
he'll be steele's replacement
Someone should of told himQuote:
Originally Posted by OmeletteDuFromage
He's not that great himself...Quote:
Originally Posted by OmeletteDuFromage
In his defense he probably was correct in his statement.. Some people just can't handle the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
Pretty darn quick. That's about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
Would fit in at the Roar.
He was spot on. Also saw the light and taking offQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
if there's one thing good about this season so far it's the mariners are also shite and we could be neck and neck with them for the spoon
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/artic...-save-mariners
Central Northern Coast Spirit Mariners.
Lawrie McKinna resigned as "club ambassador" for the scum today.
And they have just signed Peter Storrie as a consultant... the guy that oversaw the 4 year period at Portsmouth that saw them rack up a few hundred million quid of debt, fall into administration and plummet out of the EPL.
Fingers crossed it goes as well for the scum.
Seriously these blokes are that unoriginal its hilarious. I relize most football songs are just rehashed but come on.
I get the whole we sing for yellow thing as they we're doing that before WSW existed.
But when you're main rivals sing an insulting song about you and then do the exact same song about them but you change one word it comes off as absolutely pathetic.
Doing Chase the Sun was funny too. I thought only we did that.
They can have that, personally I don't like it unless there is a shed load of booze and darts involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by hausmann
Is it just me, or does Hutchinson look like Tony Abbot's love child? He's about as popular as the PM!
if it wasnt for their "rent a brass band " there'd be no noise at allQuote:
Originally Posted by hausmann
So... the covers are on. Heavy rain may delay start? My tip is MV on the Charlesworth Lewis method.
https://twitter.com/marinermick/stat...44740996542465
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Originally Posted by Grimario
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-12-0...?section=sportQuote:
Central Coast Mariners fans plan silent protest against North Sydney Oval A-League fixtures
The Central Coast Mariners' fans are planning a silent protest against the A-League club's decision to play games at North Sydney Oval.
The Mariners are set to play the Melbourne Victory in an A-League clash at the cricket ground tonight, instead of their usual base of Central Coast Stadium in Gosford.
Mariners owner Mike Charlesworth wants up to four games to be played in Sydney next season in a push to widen the supporter base past its Gosford confines; a move which has enraged many fans.
The Yellow Army has built a reputation over the past decade as one of the most vocal and passionate fan groups in the A-League, but tonight plan to be silent
"It's the toughest decision we've ever made but we need to make a stand and tonight we'll do that", said Yellow Army spokesman Simon Fisher.
"Eventually if he does take four games to North Sydney then he may as well take all of them because if you're going to take four, we're not going to support them."
The reasoning behind taking games to Sydney is essentially two-fold: to increase the club's supporter base on Sydney's northshore, and to make more money through the gate.
The rent at North Sydney Oval is significantly lower than at Central Coast Stadium.
Mariners coach Phil Moss says he can understand the logic.
"We're very proud to be the Central Coast Mariners. This is our home, Central Coast Stadium is our home, but the owner is looking at ways to enlarge his footprint," Moss said.
It is not just Mariners fans with concerns over tonight's match being played at North Sydney Oval, best known as a cricket venue.
Victory coach Kevin Muscat has been critical all week over the surface.
"They don't feel that the pitch is safe. It's quite clear to me that the definition of safety is that you'll able to do everything in your powers to play and run as quick as you want and not have a fear of being injured, turn at high speed, and the players don't feel they can do that," Muscat said.
"So basically they'll run around with the handbrake on."
Didnt realise they have been protesting for 10 years!
:oops:Quote:
The Yellow Army has built a reputation over the past decade as one of the most vocal and passionate fan groups in the A-League
NSO is significantly cheaper than the $7.5k they pay at Stade de Gypo?
Must be giving the joint away!