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| 释义 |
The Central Coast Mariners' season 2006-07 was the second competitive season of football (soccer) club Central Coast Mariners FC. The club hoped to build on their strong performance in 2005-06, which included a Pre-Season Cup title, a finals appearance in the World Club Qualification playoff and their participation in the inaugural A-League grand final. The club came close to defending their title in the Pre-season Cup, topping their group before losing on penalties in the final to Adelaide United. However, their 2006-07 A-League campaign was disappointing, winning just one of their first seven matches and struggling for consistency, finishing sixth on the table. Preseason matchesCentral Coast Mariners competed in the QNI North Queensland Trophy against A-League club Melbourne Victory, Chinese Super League team Changchun Yatai and the Young Socceroos finishing a respectable third.
The Mariners also played one friendly match prior to the season commencing.
TransfersOn the back of the Mariners' highly successful first season, expectation arose as to the big-name players that could potentially join Central Coast. There were strong rumors about Stan Lazaridis, Ned Zelic and Paul Okon coming to the Mariners, but none eventuated. However, on 3 August 2006 Tony Vidmar announced he was joining the Mariners, signing a two-year deal.[1] Vidmar is the Mariners' first marquee signing. In
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Squad{{Fs start}}{{Fs player|no=1|nat=Australia|name=John Crawley|pos=GK}}{{Fs player|no=2|nat=Ireland|name=Wayne O'Sullivan|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=3|nat=Australia|name=Paul O'Grady|pos=DF}}{{Fs player|no=4|nat=Australia|name=Noel Spencer|pos=MF|other=captain}}{{Fs player|no=5|nat=Australia|name=Brad Porter|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=6|nat=Germany|name=André Gumprecht|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=7|nat=Malta|name=John Hutchinson|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=8|nat=England|name=Jamie McMaster|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=9|nat=Australia|name=Nick Mrdja|pos=FW}}{{Fs player|no=10|nat=Australia|name=Tom Pondeljak|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=11|nat=Australia|name=Damien Brown|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=12|nat=Scotland|name=Stewart Petrie|pos=FW}}{{Fs player|no=13|nat=Australia|name=Tony Vidmar|pos=DF}}{{Fs mid}}{{Fs player|no=14|nat=Australia|name=Vuko Tomasevic|pos=DF}}{{Fs player|no=15|nat=Australia|name=Andrew Clark|pos=DF}}{{Fs player|no=16|nat=Australia|name=Nigel Boogaard|pos=DF}}{{Fs player|no=17|nat=Australia|name=Matthew Osman|pos=MF}}{{Fs player|no=18|nat=Australia|name=Alex Wilkinson|pos=DF}}{{Fs player|no=19|nat=Australia|name=Adam Kwasnik|pos=FW}}{{Fs player|no=20|nat=Australia|name=Danny Vukovic|pos=GK}}{{Fs player|no=21|nat=Australia|name=James Holland|pos=FW}} Short term deal 15/07/06-19/08/06{{Fs player|no=22|nat=Australia|name=Oliver Bozanic|pos=MF}}Short term deal 22/07/06-19/08/06{{Fs player|no=23|nat=Australia|name=Mile Jedinak|pos=MF}} Short term deals 12/08/06, 12/11/06-11/01/07{{Fs player|no=24|nat=Australia|name=Matt Simon|pos=FW}} Short term deals 12/08/06, 05/05/07-21/01/07{{Fs player|no=25|nat=Australia|name=Damian Mori|pos=FW}} Short term deal 06/10/06 - 19/11/06{{Fs player|no=30|nat=Australia|name=Matthew Trott|pos=GK}} Short term deal{{Fs end}}{{See also|List of Central Coast Mariners F.C. players}}Coaching staff
Pre-Season CupSummary
Group stageThe Mariners were put in Group A, along with Adelaide United (3rd in 2005-06 A-League season), Perth Glory (5th) and Melbourne Victory (7th). They had two home games in the three-game round-robin series, with one played at Wade Park, Orange, New South Wales, against Adelaide United, and the other at their traditional home, Central Coast Stadium. Central Coast started their defence of the Pre-Season Cup well, defeating Perth Glory - the team they defeated in the 2005 Pre-Season Cup final - 2-1 at Central Coast Stadium, Gosford in front of 5,682 spectators. Both Central Coast strikers, Stewart Petrie and Adam Kwasnik, scored early goals.[2][3] They followed this up with a gritty nil-all draw at Wade Park against last year's minor premiers, Adelaide United. Coach McKinna said after the game he was, "quite contented with the result".[4] For their final Group A game, they travelled to Melbourne's Olympic Park, where they downed the Melbourne Victory 3-1, with Adam Kwasnik, Paul O'Grady and Noel Spencer all scoring for the Mariners.[5] Central Coast played their "bonus" fourth group-crossover round against the Queensland Roar. The "bonus" round awarded "bonus points" based on goals scored (one point for two goals, two points for three goals and three points for four or more goals). On this occasion, the Mariners and Roar drew 0-0, and both earned the conventional one point for a draw.[6] Table
FinalsFinishing on top of Group A, with Adelaide United relegated to second on goal differential, the Mariners took on the Newcastle Jets in a fiery local derby in the playoff stage. Newcastle took the lead in the 25th minute, before Stewart Petrie converted a penalty in the 53rd minute. The game progressed into extra time, and a 96th-minute header from Paul O'Grady gave the Mariners a chance to defend their Pre-Season title in what will be their fourth consecutive domestic final in as many competition entries.[8][9]{{clear}} In the grand final, they lost to Adelaide United 5-4 on penalties, after the score was tied 1-1 after extra time. Carl Veart scored early for Adelaide before the Mariners levelled in the 77th minute through attacking midfielder Andre Gumprecht. In the penalty shootout, Stewart Petrie was the only player to miss on either side, hitting the crossbar.[10] Table|team-width=150 |score-width=30 |RD1-team1bg=#FFD700 |RD1-team1=Central Coast Mariners |RD1-score1=2 |RD1-team2=Newcastle Jets |RD1-score2=1 |RD1-team3=Sydney FC |RD1-score3=1 |RD1-team4=Adelaide United |RD1-score4=2 |RD1-team5=Melbourne Victory (PEN) |RD1-score5=0 (4) |RD1-team6=Queensland Roar |RD1-score6=0 (2) |RD1-team7=New Zealand Knights |RD1-score7=0 |RD1-team8=Perth Glory |RD1-score8=1 |RD2-team1bg=#FFD700 |RD2-team1=Central Coast Mariners |RD2-score1=1 (4) |RD2-team2=Adelaide United (PEN) |RD2-score2=1 (5) |RD2-team3=Sydney FC |RD2-score3=2 |RD2-team4=Newcastle Jets |RD2-score4=0 |RD2-team5=Melbourne Victory |RD2-score5=1 |RD2-team6=Perth Glory |RD2-score6=0 |RD2-team7=New Zealand Knights |RD2-score7=1 |RD2-team8=Queensland Roar |RD2-score8=2 }} 2006-07 Hyundai A-League fixtures{{footballbox collapsible| round = | time = 17:00 UTC+10 | date = 27 August 2006 | team1 = Sydney FC | score = 1 : 0 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Fyfe {{goal|52}} | goals2 = | stadium = Aussie Stadium, Sydney | attendance = 19,274 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Mark Shield | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 3 September 2006 | team1 = Perth Glory | score = 2 : 0 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Young {{goal|81}} Colosimo {{goal|52}} | goals2 = | stadium = Members Equity Stadium, Perth | attendance = 7,229 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Craig Zetter | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 9 September 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 0 : 0 | report = | team2 = Queensland Roar | goals1 = | goals2 = | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 4,644 | referee = {{flagicon|NZL}} Peter O'Leary | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 17 September 2006 | team1 = Melbourne Victory | score = 1 : 0 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Thompson {{goal|51}} | goals2 = | stadium = Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne | attendance = 17,617 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Angelo Nardi | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 23 September 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 1 : 1 | report = | team2 = Newcastle Jets | goals1 = Hutchinson {{goal|12}} | goals2 = Griffiths {{goal|84}}, {{sent off|2||90}} Okon {{sent off|0|75}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 8,439 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Simon Przydacz | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 28 September 2006 | team1 = New Zealand Knights | score = 0 : 1 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Duruz {{sent off|0|87}} Bunce {{sent off|0|83}} | goals2 = Kwasnik {{goal|85|pen.}} | stadium = North Harbour Stadium, Auckland | attendance = 1,632 | referee = {{flagicon|NZL}} Peter O'Leary | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 6 October 2006 | team1 = Adelaide United | score = 3 : 1 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Burns {{goal|90}} Rees {{goal|58}} Veart {{goal|25}} | goals2 = Mori {{goal|38}} | stadium = Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide | attendance = 10,493 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Ben Williams | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 13 October 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 3 : 1 | report = | team2 = Sydney FC | goals1 = Mori {{goal|52||90}} O'Grady {{goal|40}} | goals2 = Carbone {{goal|12}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 11,567 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Simon Przydacz | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 20 October 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 2 : 1 | report = | team2 = Perth Glory | goals1 = Pondeljak {{goal|2||87}} | goals2 = Despotovski {{goal|58}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 8,496 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Matthew Breeze | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 28 October 2006 | team1 = Queensland Roar | score = 1 : 1 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Reinaldo {{goal|49}} | goals2 = Mori {{goal|21}} | stadium = Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | attendance = 13,727 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Mark Shield | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 3 November 2006 | team1 = Melbourne Victory | score = 3 : 3 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Allsopp {{goal|4||68}} Thompson {{goal|10}} Vargas {{sent off|0|21}} Muscat {{sent off|0|45}} | goals2 = McMaster {{goal|6}} Petrie {{goal|11}} Kwasnik {{goal|23|pen.}} | stadium = Telstra Dome, Melbourne | attendance = 28.118 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Peter Green | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 11 November 2006 | team1 = Newcastle Jets | score = 3 : 1 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Bridge {{goal|6}} Carle {{goal|17}} Rodriguez {{goal|79}} | goals2 = Mori {{goal|40}} | stadium = EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle | attendance = 14,026 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Matthew Breeze | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 19 November 2006 | team1 = New Zealand Knights | score = 0 : 2 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = | goals2 = Mori {{goal|65}} Mrdja {{goal|90+5}} | stadium = North Harbour Stadium, Auckland | attendance = 2,139 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Peter Green | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 25 November 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 2 : 0 | report = | team2 = Adelaide United | goals1 = Kwasnik {{goal|55}} Petrie {{goal|59}} | goals2 = | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 13,119 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Mark Shield | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 3 December 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 0 : 0 | report = | team2 = Sydney FC | goals1 = | goals2 = | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 12,457 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Matthew Breeze | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 10 December 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 1 : 0 | report = | team2 = Perth Glory | goals1 = Kwasnik {{goal|12}} | goals2 = | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 8,089 | referee = {{flagicon|NZL}} Peter O’Leary | result = W | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 16 December 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 2 : 3 | report = | team2 = Queensland Roar | goals1 = Kwasnik {{goal|29|pen.|77|pen.}} | goals2 = Griffin {{goal|40}} Vidosic {{goal|63||80}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 7,132 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Matthew Breeze | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 31 December 2006 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 1 : 2 | report = | team2 = Melbourne Victory | goals1 = Kwasnik {{goal|52}} | goals2 = Fred {{goal|23}} Thompson {{goal|26}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 15404 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Mark Shield | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 5 January 2007 | team1 = Newcastle Jets | score = 1 : 0 | report = | team2 = Central Coast Mariners | goals1 = Rodriguez {{goal|25}} | goals2 = | stadium = EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle | attendance = 14,828 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Mark Shield | result = L | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 11 January 2007 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 0 : 0 | report = | team2 = New Zealand Knights | goals1 = | goals2 = | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 10,637 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Ben Williams | result = D | stack = yes}}{{footballbox collapsible | round = | date = 21 January 2007 | team1 = Central Coast Mariners | score = 1 : 3 | report = | team2 = Adelaide United | goals1 = Pondeljak {{goal|77}} | goals2 = Burns {{goal|10||49||66}} | stadium = Bluetongue Stadium, Gosford | attendance = 8,128 | referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Simon Przydacz | result = L}} Table{{2006–07 A-League table|showteam=CCM}}StatsLeading goalscorers Regular Season
References1. ^{{cite news |url=http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4485&pageid=261 |title=Socceroo legend signs on with the Central Coast |date=2006-08-04 |accessdate=2006-08-04 |publisher=Central Coast Mariners official website |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20060822004624/http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4485&pageid=261 |archivedate=22 August 2006 |df=dmy }} 2. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.abc.net.au/sport/content/200607/s1687587.htm| title = Mariners, Sydney FC notch preseason wins| date = 2006-07-16| publisher = ABC Sport| accessdate = 2006-07-16}} 3. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4271&pageid=261| title = Mariners impress with first up victory| date = 2006-07-15| publisher = Football Federation Australia (Central Coast Mariners Website)| accessdate = 2006-07-16}} 4. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4346&pageid=251| title = Mariners earn tough draw against reigning Premiers| date = 2006-07-22| publisher = Football Federation Australia (Central Coast Mariners Website)| accessdate = 2006-07-12}} 5. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4421&pageid=261| title = Mariners' title defence on track after win| date = 2006-07-29| publisher = Football Federation Australia (Central Coast Mariners Website)| accessdate = 2006-08-13}} 6. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4509&pageid=558| title = Mariners book home semi final after stalemate| date = 2006-08-06| publisher = Football Federation Australia (Central Coast Mariners Website)| accessdate = 2006-08-13}} 7. ^1 As the New Zealand Knights and Queensland Roar were tied on points, goal difference, goals for, goals against, and points earned in the "bonus round", the sixth degree of disambiguality, number of red cards received, was used. See official A-League press release for more details. 8. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.ccmariners.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4596&pageid=558| title = Mariners set up title defence after derby win| date = 2006-08-12| publisher = Football Federation Australia (Central Coast Mariners Website)| accessdate = 2006-08-13}} 9. ^2005 Pre-Season Cup, 2005 World Club Qualification, 2005-06 A-League, 2006 Pre-Season Cup 10. ^{{cite news| url = http://www.a-league.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=4679| title = Adelaide takes title in shootout| date = 2006-08-20| publisher = Football Federation Australia (A-League Website)| accessdate = 2006-08-29}} External links{{Central Coast Mariners FC}}{{2006–07 in Australian football}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2006-07 Central Coast Mariners season}} 2 : Central Coast Mariners FC seasons|2006–07 A-League season by team |
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