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MARINER KEY TO TFC
- Thread starter Ottawa Green
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Well he seems to have fallen on his feet this time. He seemed to struggle with us, what with all the side issues going on at Argyle at the time.it was difficult for him.
He will always be remembered for his playing days.
He will always be remembered for his playing days.
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Ade
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What a small world! Even our own Jason Bent is with Mariner over there. Be nice if Postey could get one of those Vital interviews with him.
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Green Goblin
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Mariner was no help to Toronto FC, in the season opener they played brand new team Vancouver Whitecaps and Vancouver won 4-2 http://www.ottawasun.com/sports/hockey/ ... 87491.html
The funny event at the game was every fan entering the stadium was given a rain poncho, but after Vancouver scored their first goal, alot of these ponchos were thrown onto the field. http://www.ottawasun.com/sports/hockey/ ... 86936.html
Note the attendance 22,592
The funny event at the game was every fan entering the stadium was given a rain poncho, but after Vancouver scored their first goal, alot of these ponchos were thrown onto the field. http://www.ottawasun.com/sports/hockey/ ... 86936.html
Note the attendance 22,592
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Rupert
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Neither Mariner or Bent helping Toronto fc much
Code:
Club PTS GP W L T GF GA GD Home Away Last 5
Toronto FC 14 15 2 5 8 15 25 -10 2-2-5 0-3-3 T-T-L-T-T
C
Cult Of Personality
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I wondered what T ment but then i realized it was for Tie
I wish the MLS would bring back the 35 yard pen shoot outs they were just silly way to make sure someone won
I wish the MLS would bring back the 35 yard pen shoot outs they were just silly way to make sure someone won
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Rupert
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Ottawa Green":13gecl0v said:
Appointing a manager whose sole proper managerial role had been running the Bolton School football team summed up how much the New World cared about the football side of our business.
Argyle legend obviously, but arguably one of the worst managerial appointments of all time. Giving a man pushing 60 with little coaching experience his managerial break in the second tier of English football has contributed towards where we find ourselves now. If we stayed up that season, we'd only be at the bottom of League One rather than staring blankly at non-league obscurity.
Good luck to him, though, I hope it works out!
Whatever has happened since, we should all be thankful for the joy Paul Mariner brought us for 3 seasons back in the 70s. Those memories of watching him from a packed Demport will stick with me forever
