All the crappy quips and talking points from the Central Coast Mariners' resurgent 2-1 win over Adelaide United at Central Coast Stadium.
1050 DAYS...FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY
The Mariners broke a whole suite of records this game, showing just how important wins like these really are for the club. The club's own reaction basically says it all...
Mariners W.#CCMvADL pic.twitter.com/xcOaPbp8Yd
— Central Coast Mariners (@CCMariners) December 22, 2019
Adelaide on the other hand have consistency issues of their own. It was troubling to see the lack of attacking options a club of this relative stature had on the bench.
With Al Hassan Toure missing in action for most of this game and James Troisi having a stinker, what was Gertjan Verbeek really to do? Sit and hope?
We now enter a really interesting situation where we're faced with one of the most even A-League tables in recent memory. Ninth place just convincingly beat fifth, with equal last-placers Newcastle Jets and Brisbane Roar both still just four points off finals.
If you thought adding more teams was going to reduce the ability of a top-six finals series seeming easily achieved, think again.
The more teams, the more chances for this salary cap league to throw up upsets, pure and simple.
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