It's looking brighter, Fearnley says

By Sam Debenham
August 30 2014 - 4:00am
LEARNING: Western NSW Mariners player Megan McFarland puts away her second goal against Sutherland on the weekend. Mariners coach Tony Clancy is hopeful the side will retain most of its young squad next year. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 	082414cmarinw3
LEARNING: Western NSW Mariners player Megan McFarland puts away her second goal against Sutherland on the weekend. Mariners coach Tony Clancy is hopeful the side will retain most of its young squad next year. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 082414cmarinw3

THOUGH their future in the men’s State League 1 competition hung by a thread for most of the last month, the Western NSW Mariners FC 2014 campaign can be considered a success.

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