Dear xxxx,

Perth Glory FC have completed the signing of left-back Marc Warren, putting pen to paper in a 1-year deal.




The ex-Sheffield United defender joins Kenny Lowe’s squad after a successful three-week trial.

Lowe said that Warren’s experience was a major factor in deciding to sign the 23-year-old.

“He’s very experienced for someone of such a young age. He’s played in the UK, played in Scotland and he’s played in the A-League. He’s hungry; he’s shown that he’s got good qualities. Hopefully he kicks on and fulfils his potential.”

A product of the Australian Institute of Sport, Warren has appeared 26 times for Australia’s U17 and U20 squads, including the FIFA U20 World Cup.

There he played alongside current Socceroos Trent Sainsbury and Tommy Oar, facing a strong Spanish side that included star Athletico Madrid forward Koke, and FC Barcelona’s up-and-comers Marc Bartra, Christian Tello and Sergi Roberto.

After featuring in the U20 premier tournament, Warren was signed by then-League One outfit Sheffield United, who finished third in the 2011-12 season. He later went on to feature for Scottish side Airdrie United, before returning home to Sydney FC and APIA Leichhardt.

Warren expressed his excitement to pull on the purple jersey and represent Perth in the Hyundai A-League.

“I’m grateful to get another chance to play football on the biggest stage in Australia, especially considering the proud history of the Club,” he said.

“I’ll be doing whatever I can to help bring success to Glory because the fans and the people at the Club deserve it.”

Warren joins ex-Sydney FC teammate Hagi Gligor in the Glory squad, and is expected to feature against Newcastle Jets in the Westfield FFA Cup next week.

Perth Glory FC face Newcastle Jets at Magic Park in NSW on Tuesday night, kicking off at 5:30pm AWST. Tune into Fox Sports 4 to watch the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 32 clash.

I would absolutely love this to be an egg on face thread but i can't see it happening.

Zadkovich and Marc Warren. A combo that no one can resist.

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As much as I hate zadkovic I will admit he has a lot to offer at this level. Marc warren came to sydney after being released from a Scottish division 1 side and it was hardly surprising once he played a few games for us. Not an a-league player full stop.

I would absolutely love this to be an egg on face thread but i can't see it happening.

I can say with a fair degree of certainty that Marc warren is the worst player I've ever seen

Ok, but apart from that one negative?

Whats with the A-League coaches these days...they recycle washed up players without even looking at the State Players.

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Warren is a 23 year old ex-pro who is playing in a state league and has been playing well apparently. So really, your post doesn't make much sense in this context.

Warren is a 23 year old ex-pro who is playing in a state league and has been playing well apparently. So really, your post doesn't make much sense in this context.

Hopefully he kicks on and fulfils his potential.

Kenny said:



yeh.... hopefully.

So, crossing you fingers is a valid tool to choose players????

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What Lowe has done is contradict what he said in my Sig. :-s