Central Coast Mariners in Western NSW
Central Coast Mariners FC will continue their pre-season preparations against Newcastle Jets when the squads face-off at Mudgee’s iconic Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium on Sunday, September 20th.
Having successfully played at Bathurst’s Carrington Park in 2013, the Mariners will return to Western NSW as they ready themselves for season 10 of the Hyundai A-League.
The A-League Pre-Season fixture is as below:-
Central Coast Mariners FC v Newcastle Jets
Sunday, September 20th - 4:00pm kick off
Gates Open at 2:30pm
Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium, Mudgee
Ticketing
Tickets available from Travel and Cruise Mudgee – 6372 6077
Grandstand Tickets (Adult - $25, U16 - $15)
General Admission Tickets (Adult - $15, U16 - $10, U12 – Free)
Family Tickets (2A and 2 U16 - $35 and $5 extra child)
Tickets purchased prior to September 18th can win you a night’s accommodation for a family (2 adults and 2 children) to stay at Crowne Plaza Terrigal inclusive of breakfast at Seasalt Restaurant and a family ticket to a game played at Central Coast Stadium, Gosford (dependent of game availability)
Whilst in Mudgee the Central Coast Mariners will also conduct the below events:-
Coaches Clinic (open to all coaches) – Mariners Head Coach Phil Moss, Assistant Coach Wayne O’Sullivan and other Mariners coaching staff will run a Coaches Clinic on Friday (September 19th ) at 6:30pm at Glen Willow Regional Sporting Complex.
The session is open to any interested coaches. Coaches should register by emailing andrew@footballnsw.com.au
Players Coaching Clinic – The Central Coast Mariners and Newcastle Jets squads will run a clinic for interested players from Under 6’s to Under 12’s on Sunday (September 21st) from 11:00am at Glen Willow Regional Sporting Complex. Players should bring a ball. The coaching clinic will be followed by a signing session.
Positions are limited so registration is a must. Players can register by emailing andrew@footballnsw.com.au
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