24th July 2010 - Football South

Ant Hancock
gets his shot
away against
Spirit FC
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Vol.12, number 17, July 24th, 2010
ODT Premier League 2.45 pm
Mosgiel vs Grants Braes Memorial
Dunedin Technical vs Queenstown Caledonian
Northern vs Caversham Gardens
Green Island vs University Sunnyvale 1
Spirit FC vs Roslyn Wakari Tball Thompson
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Patron : Blair Davidson
President : Jeff Walker, Board Chairman : Aaron Joy
Board : Matthew Holdridge, Dougal McGowan,
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Media Officer : Rab Smith, hibsrab@es.co.nz
FPL Results
University 0, Mosgiel 1
Roslyn Wakari 0, Dunedin Technical 1
Queenstown 1, Green Island 2
Grants Braes 1, Northern 3
Caversham 5, Spirit FC 0
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Dn Technical 14 12 1 1 41 6 35 37
Caversham 12 11 1 0 48 8 40 34
Mosgiel 13 7 2 4 29 21 8 23
Roslyn Wakari 12 7 0 5 31 21 10 21
University 14 4 3 7 20 30 -10 15
Spirit FC 14 4 2 8 27 44 -17 14
Queenstown 13 4 1 8 18 28 -10 13
Northern 14 4 1 9 19 34 -15 13
Grants Braes 14 4 1 9 21 40 -19 13
Green Island 12 3 0 9 11 33 -22 9
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Up, Up and AWAY !
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Dropped in to the Hospital this week, and extra good to see
Don Coburn back to normal - planning his exit down the fire
escape - Good on yer. You had us all a bit worried....
And it sounds like Jim Stenhouse is OK too - after
his latest warrant of Fitness. Hope you too are well Jim.
According to Herr Van Gorp, those lights at De Carle
aint far away from being switched on with blinding success.
Next up the Cale ? Or are we going to settle for a
share of Carisbrook ? Presume you all sent your proposals
to the DCC - nothing too ambitious, just all weather playing surfaces, lights and
admin offices, plus a cluster of Football facilities in the new Logan Park complex.
Otago United is surfacing again, despite losing those former offices at
Logan park - yep, we got the elbow again. BVG’s house now rivals Hocken as the
biggest repository of paper receipts in the Southern Hemisphere.
Whats that you say - surely the most important submission to DCC would
be for a Home for Football, to house Otago United, Footballsouth, Soccer Otago
etc, etc ? All living together in harmony...
Dead right. Such a rationale is common sense. One roof, one set of
office equipment and computers, and one ‘billy’ to brew up a pot of communal
morning tea, and a tin of biscuits for all to share.
I sometimes equate our future in parallel with Mornington football club.
Never say die, keep your chin up, and try to ignore those stats that would flatten
lesser beings. Talk about unsinkable ...
Mornington, Pld14, won 0, Drawn 0, lost 14, scored 4, conceded 102,
Daunting Goal Diff -98, and Points.... 0. But it has to be pointed out that those
were 4 bonny goals.
Well its that time of year again, after 17 Match Progs and countless web
pages and reports - its time to holiday, so this will be the last Match Prog for a
while, since I have finished digging my escape tunnel.
Most of the info that you need can be
accessed from the Fsouth website - fixtures,
results etc, so that should fill any vacuum.
Just google Footballsouth, or paste into your
‘favourites’ - http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
I am attending an international
symposium on Offside Rulings with Paddy
McFarlane in Edinburgh. One topic is whether
to issue Linesmen with guns instead of flags -
could be effective eh?
Good luck for the rest of the season,
Rab
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A disastrous weekend for the Varsity teams as all
teams lost.
Firsts took on Mosgiel with nearly a full
squad to choose from. The opening minutes saw
both sides knocking the ball around without
creating too many opportunities.
The inability to defend from set pieces let
us down again as Tom Bekkers got clear to head
Mosgiel in the lead from a corner. Chinny went
from Torres to Heskey in a week when he fluffed a
golden chance to equalise when through on goal
he tamely hit his shot at the Mosgiel keeper.
The referee was having one of those
games, giving decisions that no one was clear
about and harshly sent off Shayne Danielson for
Mosgiel for a genuine attempt at a spilled ball.
Despite this loss Mosgiel hung on until half
time, 1-0. The second spell saw the home side
dominate possession but lacked that quality,clinical
finish in front of goal. Final score 1-0.
Man of the match went to Dave Stewart
who played well in the 3 positions he took up on
the day.
Seconds got cuffed 4-0 by Caversham.
Thirds unluckily lost 3-2 to Mosgiel after being 2-0
up. Fourths lost 3-2 to Roslyn. Girls lost to Roslyn Wakari 5-0
Pick up your Match
Prog at Aarons
Footwear shop in the
lower Meridian Mall
- ready Wednesdays
Torres to
Heskey
Terry Parle
“Spare a thought for Wesley Sneijder today, who not only wakes up having lost
the World Cup final, but also returns to a club now coached by Rafa Benitez”
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“On a date my companion asked me if I wanted to ‘go Dutch’ on a restaurant bill.
So I raked my studs down her chest, harangued the maître d’ and left in tears”
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Gardens

Vader voetball
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A short, short time ago in a stadium
quite far away ... came, according to the
world’s media, the biggest battle
between good and evil since Star Wars.
And this time the dark side of the force
had a surprisingly orange hue.
“The team that invented Total
Football resorted to total foul - a team
that once epitomised class stooped to
crass, playing a cynical, foul-plagued,
borderline dirty game,” raged the New
York Post.
“This, sadly, was the Oranje of the appalling MVB Mark van Bommel
not the wonderful MVB Marco van Basten,” wept the Daily Telegraph, apparently
having expunged from its memory the Portugal-Holland bloodbath from the last
World Cup, when a Dutch team managed by the “wonderful” Marco Van Basten
chopped, mewled and dived their way to ignominious defeat.
Totaalvoetball has long been dead in Holland. All that was killed last
night was, definitively, the cliché (mind you, Xabi Alonso had a narrow escape).
The heroes, meanwhile, were the short, nimble scurriers who certainly weren’t
adverse to hurling themselves opportunistically to the ground like imperial
stormtroopers in a fusillade, but mostly cut their opponents down with minds as
sharp as light sabres.
“It was dancers versus thugs!” blared Italy’s La Repubblica, while the
Spanish press was, of course, walking on the sky as they hailed the destruction
of the Dutch Death Star and the triumph of hope, flair and, according to El Pais,
“an injection of universality”, which may well be Spanish for “pompous pseudointellectual
horlicks”. Still, El Pais was in full flow and with no Nigel de Jong to
kung-fu kick their hacks in the solar plexus, on and on they spouted.
One man who certainly appeared intoxicated by events, so much so
that he lost his bottle, was English referee Howard Webb. “A rabbit dressed as
a referee” according to La Reppublica.
It tells you much about the quality of the
Uruguayan’s performances here in South
Africa that Diego Forlan won nearly a
quarter of the vote from the media while
becoming the first player for a generation,
since Italian striker Toto Schillaci in 1990,
to win the Golden Ball when playing for a
team who did not reach the final.
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The Prem side continued to show
improvement with an upset 2-1 away
win in Queenstown - it upset Qtown
more than us !
Sean Flett and Cody Robinson
goals did the business against a
Central Otago side which last week
beat University 3-1. Hard work was the
answer in a good team effort, which we
need every week.
The 4 th Team played a young
fast Grants Braes side. Green Island
stuck together and defended really
well. A few chances by us created
goals, with Fadgie getting a hat-trick
and Cookie a penalty. A great result but
it was a great defensive effort. Jug is
still looking for a female partner and
will buy a romantic fish and chips for the first caller. MOM Fadgie.
The Oldies Gold a great game played by both teams with both wanting
wins. We started with a hiss and a roar being 1-0 up not long into the game. A
goal scored by Richie Kerrbell. 1-0 at half time , we knew it would be hard.
However Tech scored their goal from a
mistake by our backs. End result 1-1
The Oldies Green started real
slow today and we were 2-0 down in
15 minutes. We hit one and 2-1 at half
time, we were hopeful. Unfortunately
our defence cracked to the pressure
and an own goal thanks to Podge
made it 3-1. A Woody dive was
unacknowledged and was a fair call.
The second Green Island goal was a
debatable own goal but who knows.
Lofty, maybe Ginge should learn to
push first. MOM Dean Stuart. Thanks

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for a good
game
Mosgiel.
Soss.
2nd Division
Women’s
Gold played
Grants Braes
this week.
Had a slow
start but once
we got going
2 scrambled
goals in the
first half gave
us 2-0 up at
half time. The
pep talk at
half time got
the girls ready for the second half.
Another scrambled goal by Ash and
Steph put the full time score at 3-0.
Thanks to Trevor for reffing. Player
of the Day, Lisa.
The Green Island 8th Grade
Cubbetts: It started off not looking
promising with only four girls turning
up to play. Mosgiel, with the boys
looking at 4 girls thought they were
going to do alright but this was the
best game the girls have played with
heaps of passing and a couple of
goals from half way.
We ended up winning 6-2
Player of the Day was Kyla. Samara
Averley
Goal at Ellis....
Caleb Rufer was interviewed after being in Sth Africa with his Dad, and said
the technical difference between himself and other Kiwis trialling in Switzerland
leaves a lot to be desired. He had a season in Bundesligue3 he’s now seeking
a pro career in his Dad’s footsteps in Switzerland (Zurich Grasshoppers?)
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The Prems hosted Northern at Ocean Grove. A win for Braes having the potential to
propel them to 5th on the table & victory for Northern likely to push them above
Braes. An enterprising start by the Braes was rewarded in the 9th minute when Ash
Hodges headed home a pinpoint Kieran Putt cross. The lead was relatively short
lived however as Tim Smith found space and drove home a well taken equaliser.
Despite numerous attacking opportunities Braes were unable to capitalise allowing
Northern to grow in confidence.
This confidence was rewarded, albeit luckily, in the 37th minute when
Seamus Grey caught the defence and obviously the assistant referee by surprise to
give Northern the lead. The second half saw Braes try and push forward but solid
goal keeping and stubborn Northern defence kept Braes at bay. The home team also
thwarted, somewhat ironically, by six off side calls from the same official, of which
five bordered on the ridiculous in an over zealous display of flag waving matched
only by heads shaking in disbelief. As Braes attacked the risk of a Northern counter
became more prevalent and this risk was realised in the 68th minute when Seamus
Grey added a well taken second goal giving Northern a 1 - 3 lead. Opportunities for
both teams up to the end with both hitting the woodwork but no further goals. A good
win for Northern whom were deserved victors on the day. Best of the Braes were Ash
Hodges & Newton Rewi whom always looked dangerous as did Kieran Putt until an
injury forced him from the field.
The seconds also took on Northern in a fixture at the Gardens. 2 - 0 down
at half time the final scoreline a 3 - 0 loss. A credible performance that should have
but I bet didn’t see Captain (I’m dead sexy !!!) Savage share the gingernuts.
above Captain “Sexy” Savage rallies the troops !!!
The 4ths were away against Green Island’s line up of seasoned veterans.
We went into the game with good hopes after leading the first round tussle 2-1 until
a final minute equaliser. But it was not to be. Both teams played at a hectic pace and
it was full on from go to whoa. We played good football, but with too many lapses
that let a well organised GI get possession that should have been ours, and get too
many chances on our goal. The 4-0
scoreline flattered the home team, and
Div 2-Grant Engineering Playgear belied our dominance of possession,
Roslyn Wakari 14 12 1 1
Caversham 14 10 1 3
Northern 14 10 1 3
Dunedin Tech 14 9 2 3
Balclutha 14 8 1 5
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but they were simply the better team on
the day. No match for the 5ths whom
with the holidays over now got the bye.
Both Masters teams took on Roslyn
Mosgiel 14 5 2 7 33 30 3 17 opposition. The Blacks going down 4 - 3
University
Grants Braes
Green Is.
Mornington
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14 4
14 1
14 0
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1 9 19 49
1 12 12 62
0 14 4 102
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to the Stallions up at Ellis Park.
The Yellows played the Originals
in the mud on Ocean Grove 2. Roslyn
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had the better of the first half, but were kept out by some good Braes defence. After
half time Braes came out firing and played some good passing football bombarding
the Roslyn goal. Just when it was looking like it was one of those days, Grant
managed to chip the keeper with eight minutes to go, 1 - 0. A couple of minutes later
Steve finished off a good move, 2 - 0 to seal the game.MOM Chris for his tireless
running up the right side.
In Sundays women’s action the Arana ladies underlined their huge
potential taking on the previously unbeaten top of the table Northern White team.
Back to full strength they got off to a great start profiting from an own goal. Five
minutes later it was 2 - 0 when Kathryn Kennedy poked home a close range. Into the
second half the girls held firm for a 2 - 0 win. A great team performance and a
fantastic effort. The Braes women were at Sunnyvale against Green Island Gold. 2 -
0 down at half time the girls did create opportunities and contributed more to the
match than the 3 - 0 final scoreline suggests.
Best of the Braes the ever improving Cat Ure whom is striking up a fine
combination with Viv Rewi in the back line and Kate Sims whom worked well down
the right flank. Until next time Braes
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1 Spain, 2 Netherlands, 3 Germany, 4 Uruguay, 5 Argentina, 6 Brazil, 7
Ghana, 8 Paraguay, 9 Japan, 10 Chile, 11 Portugal, 12 United States, 13 England, 14
Mexico, 15 South Korea, 16 Slovakia, 17 Ivory Coast, 18 Slovenia, 19 Switzerland, 20
South Africa, 21 Australia, 22 New Zealand, 23 Serbia, 24 Denmark, 25 Greece, 26
Italy, 27 Nigeria, 28 Algeria, 29 France, 30 Honduras, 31, Cameroon, 32 North Korea.
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Mosgiel 14 12 1 1 47 15 32 37
Northern B 14 10 0 4 45 18 27 30
Northern 13 9 2 2 27 12 15 29
Caversham 14 9 1 4 44 18 26 28
University 14 6 2 6 48 30 18 20
Roslyn Wakari White 14 6 0 8 25 36 -11 18
Dunedin Technical 14 5 1 8 35 42 -7 16
Melchester 12 3 1 8 19 37 -18 10
Green Island 13 2 0 11 13 50 -37 6
Roslyn Wakari Black 14 2 0 12 17 62 -45 6
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A fairly good weekend for the club, and a great
result for the men’s 1 st team in their must win
encounter against Grants Braes, winning 3-1.
Out at Ocean Grove the 1sts faced a longkicking
fast-breaking opposition, but the defence
worked hard and the headed goal against them
was the result of a deflected ball into the
goalmouth. The boys soon struck back : Tim Smith
with a low drive and then a neat finish from
Seamus Gray after he wriggled through the GB
defence.
As in the first half GB came out with a rush in
the second half, but the Northern boys kept their
cool, attacked down both wings and were rewarded again when Seamus turned his marker
on the left and neatly curled the ball low into the far corner. Goalkeeper
Guadam Anbalagan who stepped up from the 3 rd team, made his Premier debut on his 19 th
birthday, received man of the match in a tidy performance, and looked very comfortable at
this level, definitely a player for the future. Great win lads!!
The 2nds played Grants Braes on the Gardens and ran out winners 3-0, the 2nds
were always in control and concentrated on a steady build-up in their attacks. Kicking uphill
in the first half they scored twice : one from a corner which may have been in before
being helped, and one a bullet from Andy Dykes from the left into the very top right-hand
corner. The third goal a neat header from (small Asian striker?) after a great cross from the
right wing.
The 3A’s had a tough 2-2 draw against a tough talking Melchester side. The 3B’s
had a comfortable win against Green Island winning 4-0. The lads played attractive football
throughout, maintaining possession and not letting Green Island anywhere near the ball.
Karthick unlucky not to grab a hat-trick, will have to settle for another brace. Mike Arnold
Man of the Match after yet another mature performance in the middle of the park.
Muzz’s 4ths had an easy 7-1 win against Melchester, Muzz grabbed a couple, even
managed a header!!! The other shared around in another accomplished performance. The
5A’s went down 2-0 against
Caversham, and the 5B’s were
outclassed 8-1 by Redemption –
heads up lads at least you got 1!!
The 1sts womens faced Dn Tech A
on Sunday out at Culling and drew 1-
1. Alice Foote grabbing player of the
day – Brando will want the girls to
step up and play as a team for the
entire 90 mins and convert their
chances in front of goal.
Cheers Deno

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1.Cam Burns
2.Hayden Gunn
3.Nick Dale
4.Tristan Prattley
5. Tim Myers
6.George Milne
7.Michael Still
8.Matt Bruin
9.Richard Smith
10.Blair Scoullar
11.Al Rickerby
12.Aaron Burgess
14.Riki Chidley
15.Sam Enright
16.Justin Flaws
17.Andy Coburn
18.Michael Flaws
19.Vince Callister
20.Matt Joy
Coach Mike Fridge
Officials, Clamp, Mole, Neilson
FPL 16th Rnd, 24th July.
Mosgiel vs Grants Braes Memorial
Dunedin Technical vs Queenstown Caledonian
Northern vs Caversham Gardens
Green Island vs University Sunnyvale 1
Spirit FC vs Roslyn Wakari Tball Thompson
1. Dan Bociatos
2. Luke Baldock
3. Dave Lynott
4. Raul Werlang
5. Gavin Grant
6. Ross Mackenzie
7. Oded Nathan
8. Chris Allcott
9. Steve Henderson
10. Carlos Hermann
11. Sean Sutton
12. Wagner Santana
13. Vico Savi
14. Zeno Neto
15. Stuart Phipps
16. Pedro Neto
17.- Darren Hill
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Premier League
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1. Pat Howell
2. Matt Brooke
3. Tom Bekkers
4. Luke Burgess
5. Mike Abbott
6. Morgan Day
7. Dom Vettise
8.Shane Danielson
9. Tim Dunn
10. Phil Kelly
11. Reg Coldicott
12. Mike Mcgarry
13.Tom Kent
14. Guy Belsham
15. Gary Irvine
16. Curtis Day
22. Andrew James
Coach M McGarry
Sally Hicks
Memorial 2.45 pm.
Mosgiel v Grants Braes
Officials, Langley, Smith, Currie
FPL 17th Rnd, 31st July.
University vs Grants Braes Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari vs Northern Ellis Park
Queenstown vs Spirit FC Queenstown
Green Island vs Dn Technical Sunnyvale
Caversham vs Mosgiel Tonga Park
1 Josh Columbus
2 Michael Bloy
3 Ben Eder
4 Tiwai Wilson
5 Liam Lockhart
6 Peter Alcock
7 Marcus Mineba
8 Kieran Putt
9 Aaron Farell
10 Ash Hodges
11 Shannon Cox
12 Tel Saunders
13 Jon Nielsen
14 Matt Nielsen
15 Jared Wright
16 James Sinclair
Coach Al Laidler
Mngr M. Roberts
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Div 4, Healthy Soils
Roslyn Wakari White 14 13 1 0 46 18 28 40
Northern 14 10 2 2 52 22 30 32
Melchester Sharks 14 9 2 3 47 29 18 29
Green Island 14 7 4 3 35 26 9 25
Roslyn Wakari Black 14 6 3 5 22 21 1 21
Grants Braes 14 4 1 9 26 44 -18 13
Melchester Muppets 14 4 1 9 37 57 -20 13
Dunedin Technical 14 3 3 8 27 33 -6 12
Caversham Smeg 14 3 1 10 27 43 -16 10
University 14 1 2 11 21 47 -26 5
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Div 5, Brandwell Moller
Redemption 14 10 2 0 58 25 33 32
Caversham 14 7 1 4 29 24 5 22
Caversham Phoenix 13 7 0 4 53 29 24 21
Grants Braes Arana 13 4 1 7 27 42 -15 13
Balclutha 13 3 2 6 24 37 -13 11
Northern 14 3 1 8 19 33 -14 10
Northern B 14 3 1 8 25 45 -20 10
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Special Olympics
The Special Olympics oath is:
“ Let me win. But if I cannot win,
Let me be brave in the attempt”
I think we could all adopt this oath.
Footballsouth is working with Special
Olympics Otago in promoting football as an
SO sport. There
is a Sportability Expo on at the Edgar Centre on Sept
15 th , and leading up to it SO volunteers and Teacher
Aides will be doing Small Whites Coaching courses
organised by Terry Phelan with Jan Aitken ( SONZ
Regional Sports Coordinator ).
On July 3 rd , Special Olympics athlete Mark
Liggins and FIFA Order of Merit holder, Steve
Sumner took to the pitch in Cape Town to represent
NZ at the Special Olympics Unity Cup.
Athlete Meghan McNeill with coaches Keri Peacock
and Sam Gillies. Meghan says the best part of
playing Special Olympics football is stopping the ball
with her feet.
Great use of free time!
When Keri Peacock arrived at the University of Otago as an exchange student
from Vassar College in New York, she found she had a fair bit of spare time on
her hands. Keri volunteered for Special Olympics at home and when she learned
the opportunity exists in Dunedin
she signed-up, encouraging other
exchange students to come
along. Sam Gillies was game- so
every Monday evening, the two
coached Special Olympics
football.
“Volunteering for
Special Olympics has been a
highlight of my time in NZ” says
Sam.
“Just go for it” is Keri’s advice to
any aspiring volunteer.
“ It’s a great experience and
any learning you do will be
positive.”
Bill

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Last Sunday Womens Results
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Kingsgate Hotel Premier Women: Roslyn Wakari 5, University A 0;
Dunedin Tech. A 1, Northern 1.
Senior Women Split: Roslyn Wakari Black 7, Green Island Green 2;
Balclutha Women 1, Dunedin Tech Swans 1.
Senior Women: Roslyn Wakari White 4, Mosgiel Women 1; Green Island
Gold 3, Grants Braes Women 0; Grants Braes Arana 2
Northern Women White 0:
A dramatic 2-1 loss ended the quarter-final
hopes of the Junior Football Ferns at the FIFA U-20
Women’s World Cup.
From the start, New Zealand took the attack to the
group favourites in a game the Junior Ferns had to
win to keep their destiny in their own hands and
Rosie White and Bridgette Armstrong both forced
sharp saves from Korean ‘keeper Hong Myong Hui
inside the opening five minutes.
But when Yun Hyon-Hi slotted the ball past
the again impressive Erin Naylor in the 12th minute New Zealand were playing catch-up
and a Kim Un Hyang penalty, after an unlucky handball from an unsighted Rosie White,
made the Junior Ferns’ task doubly tough.
New Zealand refused to lie down though and reward for pushing bodies forward came in
the form of an 90th minute goal from the head of Bridgett Armstrong but an
equaliser, and the point they needed to stay alive in the tournament, never came.
“I can’t ask any more of the players with a performance like that,” said New
Zealand coach Tony Readings.
Referees at the 2006 World Cup won a 100 per cent pay rise and will earn
£23,000 each ( NZ $49,000 ). The refereeing bill at the month-long tournament
will top £2.3million, FIFA said.
Twenty-three referees have been chosen to run the 64 games in
Germany from June 9 to July 9. Each referee will be backed by two assistants.
They will also get £23,000 as will each member of the seven ‘reserve’
refereeing trios, even if they are not called into action.
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SOCCER MASTERS CUP GOLD COAST
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8th - 16th OCTOBER 2011
Otago group going at cheap rates, Interested ?
Contact Herr Barry Van Gorp at 021 506 745, or berma1@xtra.co.nz
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Glasgow Rangers have released Andrew Milne. And not yet confirmed,
Blackburn are also to release Lindsay Cameron.
(Both from last years Junior All Whites).
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Prems took on 3rd placed Roslyn at altitude on Saturday. A close game , which
we won late in the game with a scrappy goal to Tim Mc.
Not one of the teams best performances but happy to take the 3 points and keep
the title a chance.
The Fletchers were away to an always hard Balclutha side at home. A
good 2-1 win to keep them in and around the top 3.
The 3rds , again with a number of our youth team players had a good game with
Roslyn. Finally going down 4-2 , but Magic is still pleased with the way some of
these young players are doing in Senior football.
Robs 4Ths finally got a win with a late penalty giving them a 4-3 win against
Caversham.
The Masters grade saw the top of thea table clash at Sunnyvale between
the Fortters and Green Island. gold. Green Island created most of the chances
early on and went to the break 1 nil up. A second half that was more even saw
the Frotters pull 1 back for the final 1 all draw.
The Gerries had an easy 11 nil win over Northern, with Yoda bagging 5
which still couldnt bring him player of the day.
The Colts took on Highgate and competed well early on , but in the end
went down 7 nil.
Sunday saw the Prem A’s take on Northern at Culling. 1 nil up and doing
alot of defending. Couldnt just hold on but a good 1 all draw.
The Swans had the big away trip for the year to Balclutha. As with the
Fletcher Cup its always a hard task to come away with the points in Balclutha. A
good 1 all final result.
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Div 6, A J Grant Clotheslines
Green Island Gold 14 12 1 0 64 11 53 37
Highgate Hobbitts 14 12 0 1 66 12 54 36
Dn Tech. Frotters 14 11 1 1 53 15 38 34
Mosgiel Masters 14 10 1 2 50 19 31 31
Dn Tech. Gerries 14 9 0 4 59 16 43 27
Roslyn Wakari Stallions 14 8 1 5 44 29 15 25
Roslyn Wakari Originals 14 7 0 6 26 32 -6 21
Grants Braes Yellow 14 5 2 6 17 24 -7 17
Green Island Green 14 5 0 8 33 50 -17 15
Grants Braes Black 14 4 1 8 23 37 -14 13
Melchester Rovers 14 4 1 8 13 34 -21 13
Northern Masters 14 2 1 10 23 74 -51 7
Dunedin Tech. Colts 14 2 0 11 19 60 -41 6
Northern Relics 14 1 1 11 16 60 -44 4
Roslyn Wakari Moas 14 0 2 11 19 52 -33 2
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Last but not least great
to hear that Don Coburn has
made an amazing recovery
from last weekend. The
whole club look foward to
seeing him back real soon.
Also Jim Stenhouse is
back home in Alex after a
short illness , again the club
is thrilled to hear things are
fine with him.
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NZF - donates $5000 for Trip
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Eight players in the New Zealand
homeless football side were announced, just two
months before their world cup tournament in
Brazil, after New Zealand Football made a crucial
$5000 donation enabling them to go.
“Funding has been a huge issue,” Street Football
Aotearoa chairwoman Katie Owen said.
Just weeks ago the trip was in doubt after
eight months’ fundraising failed to achieve the
money for flights. Seventy-five per cent of the
$35,000 needed had now been raised.
Fab Waenga
The 56-country championship will be the
eighth cup – but only the second the Kiwis have
attended, after taking part in their first in Melbourne in 2008. Of the eight players
selected to attend the four-a-side tournament, three are from the national champion
Wellington side.
Fabian Waenga played his first football game less than two years ago, but will
make his first overseas trip as a New Zealand representative. He was humble about his
natural abilities.
Mr Waenga, who had a “long history” of homelessness but now lives in council
housing, said playing football had made him more aware of humanity.
“I can see what [my team-mates] are experiencing and going through and a lot
of crap they have to put up with.” He hoped to do the haka at the tournament, he said.
Manchester United will make Wayne Rooney their highest paid
player with a new deal worth £130,000 a week. Or £6.76m a year
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Cantona predicts further English decline unless a
cap on imports is introduced. The Frenchman, who
inspired Leeds United to the 1991-92 league title
before becoming the catalyst for Manchester United’s
domestic dominance in the Nineties, was one of only
12 foreign players on duty on the opening weekend of
the first Premier League campaign in August 1992.
English footballers are now heavily
outnumbered by their foreign counterparts in the
Premier League, ensuring an ever-shrinking pool of
talent from which England manager Fabio Capello can
select his squad.
But despite new regulations which will come
into force this season, that require every top flight club
to include eight home-grown players – who must
Eric Cantona
have been registered by the club for three seasons prior to his 21st birthday – among a
squad of 25. Cantona said: “Yes, [a cap] is important. You can have foreign players; but
three, four or five.
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The Roslyn Prems put in a good performance
against Tech but didn’t come up with any
points. James Puyol was brilliant at the back,
Xavi Mather was class in the middle of park
and Conrad Watt was sound in goal. The
brothers Cunningham were both outstanding
and shared POD.
The Feltchers cruised to a 6-1 win over
GI with Mils, Jacko, Ash and Brett Iniesta
Wanden amongst the goals again. POD went
to Jacko who celebrated his birthday with a
great game.
The ABL Whites came from behind for
the second week in a row to beat Tech 4-2.
Chis got the first equalizer, Konyo got the
second equalizer, Honk and Tel created a sitter
for Yeovil to
get the
third and
Fraser got the fourth Lampard style with
Robbie in prime position to see it cross the
line. POD went to Konyo.
The ABL Blacks backed up their first
win of the season with another win this time
over Cavy. James O’Callaghan opened the
scoring and created the second by cunningly
banking the ball of Tim’s knob. POD went to
Ben ‘Skirtel’ Hume.
The Healthy Soils took a big step
towards winning the league with a 6-3 win
over the Mellie Sharks in a top of the table
clash. Hayden W got 2, Andy, Big Al, Benno
(a pen) and the grey ghost Gazza all got one
each. POD went to the heart and sole of the
team Gregor.
The HS Blacks held on the lead this
week to beat Varsity 3-2. POD Marius was in
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scoring the other 2. Doug did
a great job in goals standing
in for the injured Super
Hans.
The Stallions edged
Grants Braes 4-3 in a tight
game that was in the
balance until POD
Honklebury got his 2nd goal
late in the match. Lala and
The Originals had a
day to forget going down to
the other Grants Braes team
2-0. POD went to Super
Sean Adie who as always
gave 110%.
The Moa’s season
went from bad to worse
throwing away 2-0 lead to
lose 3-2 to Northern in a
bottom other table clash.
The Moa’s have plenty of
character and will hopefully
be able bounce back and get
their first win next week.
The Women’s Prem
team celebrated Úna appreciation day with a 5-0 win over Varsity. The goals were
scored by Carena (2), Adrienne and of course Úna who celebrated her 21st birthday with a double.
The Senior Whites beat a tough Mosgiel side 4-1 in an excellent game.
Super Kels showed her class yet again with 4 goals whilst at the back POD Solly
was rock solid as ever. The Senior Blacks racked up another good win
beating GI 7-2 with Crystal getting her first goal, POD went to Lydia.
Birthday
girl Una
Markus
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Caversham played southland and came away with a 5-0 victory.which keeps the
pressure on tech at the top of the table. 2 goals to robbie and harley and one to
seamus completed the scoring for the home team. F
Full marks for a complete display ahead of this weeks chatham cup quarter
final in christchurch. motm went to taylor powers. the seconds winning run
continued with 4-0 victory over varisty, to stay them in second place. Hammer
World Cup

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FIFA U-20 Women’s W Cup Germany 2010
Group B: New Zealand 1 (Bridgette Armstrong
90’) Korea DPR 2 (YUN Hyon Hi 12’, KIM Un
Hyang 65’ pen) Halftime 0-1
New Zealand: 20-Erin NAYLER (GK), 3-Anna
GREEN (Captain), , 5-Briony FISHER, 6-
Bridgette ARMSTRONG, 7-Hannah
WILKINSON, 8-Betsy HASSETT, 9-Hannah
WALL, 10-Annalie LONGO (19-Terri-Amber
CARLSON 85), 11-Rosie WHITE, 13-Nadia
PEARL (12-Claudia CRASBORN 74), 14-
Renee LEOTA.
Substitutes not used: 1-Victoria ESSON (GK),
2-Elizabeth MILNE, 4-Chelsey WOOD, 15-
Emily COOPER, 16-Julia LYNDS (GK), 17-
Sarah MCLAUGHLIN, 18-Lauren MATHIS, Coach: Tony Readings
Group B Standings
Sweden 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 4
Korea DPR 2 2 0 0 3 1 2 6
Brazil 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1
New Zealand 2 0 0 2 2 4 -2 0
Last game - New Zealand v Brazil, Dresden, July 20 2.30pm local
(12.30am July 21 NZT) Live on TV One
Kingsgate Hotel Premier Women
Roslyn Wakari 10 8 0 0 57 3 54 24
Northern 9 5 0 1 23 10 13 15
University A 11 3 1 5 14 29 -15 10
Dunedin Tech. A 10 1 2 6 8 36 -28 5
Dunedin Tech B 10 1 1 6 11 35 -24 4
Fsouth Senior Women Split
Roslyn Wakari Black 13 6 1 6 39 29 10 19
Green Island Green 13 6 1 6 33 41 -8 19
Balclutha Women 13 4 2 7 21 42 -21 14
Dunedin Tech Swans 13 2 4 7 19 32 -13 10
Northern Gold 13 3 0 10 20 38 -18 9
Caversham Women 12 0 0 12 5 94 -89 0
Fsouth Senior Women
Northern White 13 13 0 0 60 7 53 39
Roslyn Wakari White 13 10 1 2 72 19 53 31
Green Is Gold 13 9 2 2 51 16 35 29
Mosgiel Women 13 7 2 4 42 25 17 23
Grants Braes Women 13 5 2 6 23 36 -13 17
Grants Braes Arana 13 4 3 6 30 30 0 15
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With all our teams playing
away and playing early, the
clubrooms were silent and no
one was present to bear
witness to 4 away victories.
Mikes 1st team took on the
Students at a plush playing
surface at the Caley.
Up 1-0 early thanks to
Tom Bekkers soaring above
the defence to nod in a corner.
Our good work threatened to
come un done, when Dano
was sent off after only 30
minutes, racing on to a spilled
ball by their Keep who failed to
hold a Luke thunderbolt, Dano
and the keep collided, Dano
was given a yellow, and with
the ref not understanding Danos thick French Accent in
saying “ what the faux” he was given a 2nd yellow to see
red.
This saw the team reshuffled with Abbo sitting
behind Matt & Tom with the Day brothers Morg & Curtis
controlling the middle. 2nd half didn’t see too many
chances created with Mike playing the lone hand upfront
with Reggie & Tim lending in from the flanks. Final result
1-0 with Curtis playing exceptionally well.
2nds took on Mornington and won 10-0 , 2-0 at
the break with chances going begging, the boys focussed
on the goal to put away a further 8, with Woody & Durant
baging a hat trick each, Gary, Shae, Dave B & Micheal B
all on the score sheet. Durant taking out the POD.
ABLs march to the title nearly stuttered when the
Students raced to an early 2-0 lead, With the season
pending on the next few moments Forbsie stepped up to
thread a few passes through before collecting the rebound
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nutmegged their keep to tie it up
at 2-2 at the break. Young
Keegan Kay at 14 came on in
the 2nd half and showed the
students a thing or 2 about
lesson learnings in the beautiful
game, when with 10 minutes to
go and older heads all around
him failing he calmly flicked on
the ball of the year to Burgie to
float in the winner 3-2 up .
Oldies completed the 4
early away wins in beating G
Island 6-2. Goals all shared with
Chop, Mike, Prec, Lofty, Foz and
an OG ensuring a 6-2 win. Mind
you we still missed more than we
scored.
Women went down 1-4
to a very strong Rosyln side. Jo
getting the goals with Erin getting the POD
Whilst the rest of the world snored while Spain ( or should that be
Arsenal under George Graham) 1-0’d their way to world domination, the club was
satisfied as the winner of the club $300 sweepstake was Abbo, who in quirk of
coincidence owed exactly that much to the refs association in unpaid accrued
fines.
Hopefully next week will see the bar being opened
with at least one game at home.
Luke Burgess
Nev
Bekker winner
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University A vs Dunedin Tech B
Senior Women
Logan Park
Balclutha Women vs Caversham Women Balclutha
Dunedin Tech Swans vs Roslyn Wakari Black Culling
Green Island Green vs Northern Gold Sunnyvale