1st to 3rd June 2013 - Football South

gm@footballsouth.co.nz 

Vol.15, Vol.15, Vol.15, no.9, no.9, June June 1st, 1st, 1st, 2013 

2013 

http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 


Sam Mepham and Ant Hancock 

Football South Premier League 

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University v Caversham Cale, 12.45 pm 

Dn Technical v Mosgiel Cale, 2.45 

Grants Braes v Queenstown Ocean Grove, 2.45 pm 

Green Island v Old Boys (Inv) Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm 

Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ellis Pk, 2.45 pm 

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www.footballsouth.co.nz 

incorporating otago, southland, south canterbury 

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Footballsouth 

PO Box 969, Dunedin 9054 

Sargood Sports House, 40 Logan Park Drive, 

Dunedin, 9016, Fax 03-4746415 

Patron : Blair Davidson, President : Jeff Walker, Chairman : Dougal McGowan, 

Board Members : 

Matthew Holdridge, David Thomson, Gordon Crombie, Jarod Chisholm, and Clare Taylor. 

General Manager : Bill Chisholm 

gm@footballsouth.co.nz ph. 4746424, 

Games Development & Operations Manager, Tracy Fleet, 

ph. 474 6423, gdo@footballsouth.co.nz 021 595 414 

Futsal Dev. Manager, Mike Clark Ph 474 6424 or 02 740 3563, futsal@footballsouth.co.nz 

Football Dev. Officer, Dave M-Chambers, 021 734 323, dave.fdo@footballsouth.co.nz 

Football Development Officer, Shane Carvell, 021 416 851, shane.fdo@footballsouth.co.nz 

Referee Development Officer, Wilson James, rdo@footballsouth.co.nz, 0272097228 

Admin Manager: Susan Kornyei, 4748440, or 029 2658721, am@footballsouth.co.nz 

Editor : Rab Smith, hibsrab@es.co.nz, 022 4738098 

Football South Premier Lg. 

Caversham 1, Roslyn-Wakari 2 

Green Island 2, University 3 

Queenstown 1, Dunedin Technical 5 

Northern 5, Grants Braes 4 

Old Boys 3, Mosgiel 2 

Green Island AFC 7 5 1 1 22 7 15 16 

Roslyn Wakari 7 5 1 1 17 8 9 16 

University 7 5 1 1 18 10 8 16 

Caversham 7 4 2 1 22 9 13 14 

Dunedin Technical 7 4 2 1 18 7 11 14 

Old Boys AFC 7 3 0 4 13 12 1 9 

Northern 7 2 0 5 11 23 -12 6 

Queenstown 7 2 0 5 10 27 -17 6 

Mosgiel 7 1 1 5 10 17 -7 4 

Grants Braes 7 0 0 7 8 26 -18 0

Interesting AGM ... 


Were you sitting up at the back ? Or near the bar and the 

savouries, with svelte Susan pouring me a Guiness then a 

Drambuie chaser - what a great meeting. 

In reality the Meeting covered a huge range of 

topics from Dunedin’s bid for FIFA U20 World Cup in 2015 

- to a lady who is worried about offsides in small sided 

junior games and the prevalence of ‘ Seagulls’ or as we 

used to call them, ‘poachers.’ 

Rab 

The 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup will be the 

twentieth edition of the U-20 World Cup, since its inception in 1977 as the FIFA 

World Youth Championship. 

The competition will be held in New Zealand,with between 6 to 8 cities 

expected to host matches and an optimistic group led by Fsouth Chairman Dougal 

- McGowan not Downie - is pushing to present Dunedin’s best case as a venue. 

He makes the point that even a thousand or two dollars raised by each of 

Fsouth’s 70 odd clubs, could really help the decision makers look South. 

A cold splash of reality was - that unless we are involved in the U20 

tourney, our likelyhood of a generous FIFA grant for an artificial turf would be 

more than remote. Every club should have a copy of the 

AGM report available for people to peruse, and if not, whip out your smart phone, 

or wood fired PC and check the document online at Fsouth’s site. 

Its not often that ODT soccer guy gets it right, but saying that Grants 

Braes and Northern had exciting attacks, and deplorable defences, was about 

http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ right when the score came in at 5- 

http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 4, with the last goal coinciding with 

the final whistle, and Murray 

swooning on the touchline... 

And now there could be 

new members on the Fsouth 

Board to help replace Clare Taylor 

and so on. 

At least two likely lads 

have applied, and since the Board 

has the power to co-opt - hey - 

this could be your chance to help 

shape the destiny of Football in 

Enzed. 

Think about it. 

OK, but it had better not be any 

Rab. 

more of your half-baked ideas.. 

Southern 

United 

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Brockie 

shot in 

Dunedin. 

Southern Region 

Chatham Cup Mon. 3 June 

Queens Park v Roslyn Wakari 

Caversham v Old Boys 

Dunedin Technical v Grants Braes 

Northern v Otago University 

Central Pirates v Nelson College 

Halswell United v Cashmere Technical 

Western v Ferrymead Bays 

Waimak United v Universities 


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Another 

3 Points 

Old Boys started the first half into the wind but by half 

time the score was 2-0 to the home team. Increasingly 

confident and in form striker Robbie Goodwillie turned 

beautifully in Mosgiel’s box and drilled the ball in at the 

far post to open the scoring early in the first half. 

Influential midfielder Barry Gardiner tapped in from a 

great Atain Halley cross from the right hand side to 

round out the first half scoring. 

In the second half Old Boys opened the scoring 

again this time through school boy Jack Boland who 

rose high to head home a pin point Barry Gardiner free 

kick. 

To their credit Mosgiel did not give up and were 

still fashioning chances through hard work and sheer 

determination. 

Veteran striker Phil Kelly was a handful at times 

and went close to scoring several times. An Old Boys 

error in the back line opened up a one on one 

opportunity which was clinically dispatched to make the 

score 3-1. A soft penalty was awarded which Mosgiel 

gratefully converted to make the score 3-2 and made 

for an interesting last 10 minutes which included an Old 

Boys penalty which was saved by the excellent Mosgiel 

keeper. 

At the final whistle Old Boys had 

held on to bank another valuable 3 

points. 

Next week we face a demanding 

away double header; Green Island at 

Sunnyvale on Saturday in round 8 of 

the league and Cavy at Tonga Park in 

the Chatham Cup. Both games 

represent a chance to show we can 

get results playing teams above us in 

the league. 

The Old Boy


Br Broc Br oc ockie oc kie opens opens Tor or oronto or onto FC FC account 

account 

Jeremy Brockie scored his first goal for his new 

KIWIS ABROAD 

MLS club Toronto FC, but it did not come for 

Ryan Nelsen's top side as remarkably the All Whites forward 

played for both the first and reserve teams not only on the same day, but one after the other. 

North America 

All Whites forward Jeremy Brockie made his MLS debut off the bench for his new side 

Toronto FC in a 1-0 loss to Columbus Crew. The on-loan international came on Ignacio in the 64th 

minute for Ryan Nelsen's side but was unable to help Toronto to their first win in nine 

matches. 

MLS | Toronto FC 0-1 Columbus Crew 

Shortly after the final whistle Brockie lined up for the Toronto reserve side in a 3-1 win 

over the same opposition with the All White in the thick of things in his 45 minute shift. 

MLS Reserve League | Toronto FC 3-1 Columbus Crew 

Brockie's All Whites teammate Jake Gleeson played in the MLS Reserve League with the 

Portland Timbers as his side earned a 1-1 draw away at Vancouver Whitecaps. 

MLS Reserve League | Vancouver Whitecaps 1-1 Portland Timbers 

Still at the Timbers, former Junior All White Anthony Hobbs enjoyed a 2-1 win over the North 

Sound Sea Wolves. 

Europe 

Winston Reid rounded out his impressive return to the English Premier League with a 4-2 

win over relegated Reading. All Whites skipper Reid playing 36 of the 38 matches and 

scored a goal in the process. 

English Premier League | West Ham United 4-2 Reading 

Aberdeen rounded out the 2012/13 season with a 1-1 draw against Hearts but they did so 

without All Whites striker Rory Fallon. The big target has been told that his contract will not 

be renewed by The Dons. Fallon played 15 matches in the SPL and two in the cup scoring 

a single goal in each competition. 

Scottish Premier League | Aberdeen 1-1 Hearts 

Former All White Craig Henderson http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

scored for the second week running in the Swedish 

Allsvenskan as Mjällby drew http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

2-2 with Malmö in a fierce local derby. 

Swedish Allsvenskan | Mjällby 2-2 Malmö 

Still in Sweden, All Whites midfielder Dan Keat missed Falkenberg's 2-1 win over Brage 

through suspension. 

Swedish Superatten | Falkenberg 2-1 Brage 

Across the Gulf of Bothnia, Kris Bright scored the only goal for Mariehamn as they 

defeated Jaro 1-0 at home. 

Finnish Suomen Cup (Quarter Finals) | Honka 1-2 IFK Mariehamn 

Former All Whites midfielder Chris James was included in the match day KuPS squad that 

defeated Haka 2-1 in extra time of the quarter finals of the Suomen Cup. 

Asia, Michael McGlinchey and the Central Coast Mariners are gearing up for the second 

leg of their AFC Champions League round of 16 tie with Chinese heavyweights Guangzhou 

Evergrande in China. The A-League champions are down 2-1 after the home leg and must 

win by two clear goals to advance to the quarter finals. 

Still in China, but in domestic action, Steven Old played the full 90 minutes in 

Shijiazhuang Yongchang Junhao’s 2-0 win over high flying Chongqing Lifan in League One. 

Meanwhile Chris Killen and Chongqing scored a 1-0 win over BIT, their first three points of 

the season. 

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Milk Cup Lads play Bolton Wanderers on 21July, 

President, 

Spurs on 

Henry 

24 July.... 

Flood 

WOW ! 

varsityfc@gmail.com 


University 

Head Coach, Luiz Uehara 

Varsity 1st took out Green Island in a 3-2 

grind. GI were lively at the start and went up 1- 

0, after rare error in defence was punished by 

a clinical finish. We kept our cool and a break 

down the left allowed Pete Rae to calmly slot 

the Ifeanyi’s squared ball just before half time. 

The first half had efficient passing from both 

teams with high tempo and movement while 

we enjoyed the majority of the clear cut 

chances, going into the break with confidence. 

High pressure in the first 10 minutes of the 

2nd half resulted in two quick goals to us. The 

first a well struck penalty from Pete Rae, 

finding the bottom left corner and the second 

was a high cross from Josh Jones, which was 

followed in by Ifeanyi. The resulting confusion 

in the goal mouth saw the keeper eventually 

taking the ball into his own net. GI weren’t 

happy, we were. 3-1 up. 

The desire to win this game was typified by 

the non-paying staff on the sidelines and this 

spurred both teams on. Varsity played it safe 

and sat deep for the remainder of the match 

and GI piled on the pressure. Our defence again proved solid with Jeff Potrich superb in 

goal. He is such a reassuring presence. A late penalty for GI made for a tense final few 

minutes but our desire, attitude and effort got us over the line, even if it was ugly. The 3-2 

win taking us equal on points, at the top of the table. Exciting times 

ahead. 

2nds managed to grind out a 2-1 win against 

Northern. The confusion over the field transfer, 

resulted in us rushing over to Tahuna Park at 

the last minute and kicking-off late. This 

showed in the early stages of the 

game with us conceding 

early on, a good finish 

from Northern. The game 

was a scrappy affair with 

few periods of sustained 

possession from either


side but we stuck in and were still creating 

chances. A shot cross from Rory Dunc Macleod 

and a screamer from Michael Bloy either side 

of halftime gave us the win. We’re starting to 

turn results in our favour which is a positive. 

MOTM was Nic Gunn for a game changing 

performance of the bench. 

Varsity 3rds played Roslyn away at 

Ellis Park. Varsity started strongly, turning 

their efforts into three first half goals. 

However, Roslyn refused to lie down, scoring 

two second half-goals to leave the match 

finely balanced with twenty minutes to play. 

Varsity thwarted any chance of a Roslyn 

comeback with two late goals. Final score 5 - 

2. 

4ths played Caversham in a match 

that would send the winner top of the table. 

Varsity dominated the first quarter of the 

game, but couldn't capitalise on their 

chances. Caversham came back with two 

goals, displaying skills and effective passing 

play, as well as another after the break. An 

Evan Curry penalty gave the students hope of 

a comeback, but despite heavy pressure in 

the dying stages, we couldn't find a way 

Give us a smile 

Luiz... 

through - lost out 3-1. 


Prem Womens 


had a bye 

Senior Women played D-Tech Swans away at Culling Park. The girls did well to 

find space and create plenty of attacking opportunities on a small, narrow, boggy 

pitch. Their hard work was rewarded, scoring 7 goals. D-tech created chances 

on the counter attack, scoring from a corner. 

Final score, Varsity up 

DIV 2 AJ GRANT PLAYGEAR 

7-1. Goals to Chelsea 

Cunningham, Sophie 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 2nds 

Dunedin Technical 2nds 

Green Island 2nds 

Mosgiel 2nds 

Caversham 2nds 

Northern 2nds 

University 2nds 

7 4 2 1 22 10 12 

7 4 1 2 15 12 3 

7 4 0 3 24 13 11 

6 3 2 1 10 8 2 

6 3 1 2 19 8 11 

6 2 0 4 14 23 -9 

6 1 2 3 10 15 -5 

14 

13 

12 

11 

10 

6 

5 

Ironside, Stacey 

O'Connor, Rachel 

Christie (2) and Sarah 

Vanier (2),. MVP - 

Alana Russ for a solid 

performance at left 

back 

Balclutha 5 0 0 5 5 27 -22 0 

Mr. Mensa 

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Futsal South 2012 

scarey eh? 



2-1 Win 

Roslyn-Wakari 

After a big wait the 125 is finally here, a big welcome to 

all of those that have travelled from far and wide and a 

massive thanks to all of those that have made the 

weekend happen! 

It felt like the 125 

Sam scores.... 

th celebrations started a week early with 

epic encounter for the first team at Forsyth Barr 

Stadium against Cavvy. 

In game that ebbed and flowed, cheered on by 

some vocal support the lads came from behind to grab a 

memorable win. Fras got the opener and Sammy got a 

screamer to win the game, POD was Nando who was 

superb once again. It’s been a great couple of weeks 

with some intense games and the Stumpy next week will 

no doubt be another big game; and it’s still only the first 

round. 

The AJ Grant Seconds also had a very tight 

game grabbing a point in a scrappy game out at 

Memorial. Marty got the 

opener and Mosgiel got a 

late equaliser, but both sides had chances to win 

the game, POD went to Ryan, a big thanks to Matt 

Fallows and Alex who stepped up from the Thirds 

and showed they are good enough to play at this 

level. 

The ABL lads went down 5-2 to a very good 

Varsity side. Down 3-0 the lads showed good 

character to get back into the game with goals 

from Matt Hunter and Vas Te Berrends, but win 

their talisman left the comeback waned and Varsity 

got a couple of goals as we pushed forward. POD 

went to Steve. 

The Whites upset the Blacks in a typical Roslyn 

derby. The Blacks came back after trailing 2-0 at 

half-time but the Whites held on. POD for the 

Whites went to Dave and for the Blacks it went to 

Brownie, who is rumoured to be attracting offers 

from the Chennai Super Kings to join their

The Winner 2-1 


coaching staff next year. 

The Chargers, led by guest star Sam ‘The Weapon’ Tuitupo-Verwey, gave 

high flying Norzen a run for their money up at altitude, but some late goals aided by 

some referring decision that Foz didn’t agree with, meant a 3-0 loss. 

The Originals led the Stallions 2-1 at half time, but superior skill and fitness 

prevented a huge upset and the Stallions ran out 5-2 winners. Blackie, Den and in 

particular POD Richie stood out for the Originals. For the Stallions Sherb, Doc, Mikey 

and Zippy all made a big difference in the second half, POD was Scotty who was 

superb for the full 80. Goalscorers were Sid, Richie, Sherb, Marc, Jas, Chopper and 

Scotty. 

The Moa’s went down 3-2 to 

Norzen but the score wasn’t a fair reflection 

Ellis on Sunday 

on the game, according to Mini Northern 

should have won by more but it wasn’t largely 

thanks to a magnificent performance by 

Harlem in goals. Next week its sure to be a 

clean sheet as ‘Fingers’ Aitken is back in 

goal. The Women’s Prems advanced to 

the next round of the National http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

Knockout Cup 

with a 7-0 win over Northern. http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

POD Mary got a 

hatty, Sam got 1 and laid on 3, Kush got a 

birthday tap in, Jords got 1 and Alex got the 

goal of the game. 

The Senior Whites beat Green Isle 

8-1, Bee got POD despite missing a pen. 

Brie and Tina got hatty’s, Solly got one did 

Romper as part of her farewell tour. 

The Blacks had 4-1 win over Caversham. 

The girls were up 2-0 up at halftime, Cavvy 

came back and made it 2-1, but the girls 

stood up and met the challenge to get a good 

win. Mich was superb in goals. 

The Reds drew 1-1 with Balclutha 

Paige had a great game and was Pod, 

Maddy got yet 

another goal. The Glover 

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Green 

Island 



The Green Island Premier team played Varsity at Sunnyvale. We were 1-0 and 

were cruising, a mistake cost us procession and they counter attacked and 

scored right on half time. 

One minute into the second conceded a dubious penalty and then 

conceded another not too long after. The Uni keeper was outstanding, We 

scored another dubious penalty ourselves, had more chances, hit the post and 

just couldn’t score. 

Man of the Match: Dan Rutter 

The 2 nd Team Boys played well in the first half leading 1-0. We were 

asleep in the second half costing us 3 goals before we hit back. Final score was 

4-2 down. Sam Brouwer 

The Third Team had a disappointing game. Tech wanted to be there, wanted to 

play and wanted to win. We lost 4-1. The boys need to take a long hard look at 

themselves. Onwards and upwards. MOM Greg Samson. Wayne Henderson 

The 4 th Team After a frustrating first 45 minutes our young boys finally 

got it together and played some great football, getting down the flanks and 

scoring some goals. Final result 5-1 to us. Jacob Cromb getting a hat trick and 

Hamish and Blair found space down 

the flanks and set up many 

opportunities but a stand out 

performance from Rawiri Campbell 

saw him pick up 2 goals. Ra’s 

performance was just what the team 

needed and thoroughly deserved his 

MOM award. Gee Dee. 

The Fifth Team played Northern 

at Sunnyvale. 2 all draw. The team 

played really well. Had a few injuries 

and thanks to Kev Scoullar for filling 

in. 2 good goals to Ryan. Dave 

Milton 

The Oldies Green 35’s Playing 

Tech Colts was one of the games we 

let go last year, this year we turned 

it around. The game finished 3-1 to 

Green Island, but easily could have 

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been double figures if we took half our chances. Fortunately the misses weren’t 

costly and a win was secured. Woodsy claimed all 3 goals in a game that 

always seemed in our control. Clear 3rd by 6 points with 3 to play to the half 

way point. Lets keep it going. Steve Fairley 

The Oldies Gold 45’s start of the second round and we were up against 

Grants Braes to whom we lost 5-6 in our first game. Even contest with both goal 

keepers contributing to a 0-0 score at half time. A well taken goal from Braes put 

our boys under pressure in the second half but we didn’t give up and Rangi Junior 

put in a good run and cross that even Fadgie couldn’t miss. Final score 1-1. Man 

of the match Rangi Junior 

Raspberry to Roslyn colt who didn’t turn up to ref. 

Averley 

A big thanks to Conrad and Barnsey for taking the whistle 

The following draw has been made by New Zealand Football for 

Round 2 of the Chatham Cup, times and venues to be confirmed shortly. 

Just confirming that all games will be played on Queens Birthday Monday 03 

June 2013, NOT Saturday 01st June 2013 as advertised on the New Zealand Football 

website. 

Queens Park AFC v Roslyn Wakari AFC 

Caversham AFC v Old Boys AFC 

Dunedin Technical AFC v Grants Braes AFC Inc 

Northern AFC v Otago University 

Kind Regards, Tracy Fleet 

Referee Appointments Wilson James RDO 

Caledonian 14:45 Dunedin Technical v Mosgiel 

Hamish Philip Jack Cowie Kev Philip 

Sunnyvale 1 14:45 Green Island AFC v Old Boys 


Richard Roberts Kenny Evans Kev Smith 

Caledonian http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

12:45 University 

Calvin Berg Daniel Rumbal 

v Caversham 

Tim Best 

Ellis Park 1 14:45 Roslyn Wakari v Northern 

Allan Martin Tony Mole Mark Currie 

Ocean Grove 14:45 Grants Braes v Queenstown 

Peter McAnelly Phil Bulling Craig Campbell 

Ellis 1 12.45 

Andy Smart 

Roslyn Wakari v Caversham 

Culling 1 12.45 

Peter Faithful 

Dn Technical v Mosgiel 

Sunnyvale 1 12.45 

Anton Whelan 

Green Island v Northern 

Ellis 2 12.45 

Clint Hayward 

Roslyn Wakari v Green Island 

Referee Inspectors 

Tony Ambrose - University v Caversham and Dn Tech v Mosgiel , Tony Ambrose - Sunday 

2nd June - Northern v University Women, Dave O’Hare - Ros-Wakari v Northern Terry 

McNamara - Gr. Island v Old Boys, Chris Boyd - Gr.Braes v Queenstown. 

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FootballSouth 

Caledonian 12.45 pm 

University v Caversham 

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1. Jefferson Potrich 

2. Tom Morley 

3. Peter Overmire 

4. Todd Marwick 

5. Logan Wrightewebb 

6. Henry Flood 

7. Frank Mellace 

8. Rupert Mark 

9. Peter Rae 

10. Ifeanyi Unamadu 

11. Jeremy Fong 

12. Samuel Dabous 

13. Sam Brailsford 

14. Josh Jones 

15. Max Gunn 

16. Nic Gunn 

17. Liam Kennedy 

18. Zane Officer 

Sport Science and 

Fitness Ashley Akerman 

Physio Mike Wheeler 

Medic Matt Barlow 

Coach Luiz Uehara 

Luiz 

Tim 

Officials, Calvin Berg, Daniel Rumbal, Tim Best 

1. Liam Little 

2. Craig Ferguson 

3. Simon Ward 

4. Abel Banda 

5. Mike Smith 

6. Mitchell Carter 

7. Andrew Ridden 

8. Seamus Ryder (C) 

9. Ryan Hickling 

10. Ant Hancock 

11. Seb Ninness 

12. Liam Nott 

13. Evan Jones 

14. Tom Merrilees 

15. William Smith 

16. Callum Flaws 

17. Tim Horner 

Coach: Tim Horner 

Mngr. Bruce Hicks 

Physio: Reub Rhodes 

FPL , Sat. June 1st 

University v Caversham Cale, 12.45 pm 

Dn Technical v Mosgiel Cale, 2.45 

Grants Braes v Queenstown Ocean Grove, 2.45 pm 

Green Island v Old Boys (Inv) Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm 

Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ellis Pk, 2.45 pm


Premier League 

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Gk. Michael Walker 

Gk. Tom Batty 

2 David Hayman 

3 Liam Lockhart 

4 Andrew Douglas 

5 Matt Joy 

6 George Milne 

7 Justin Flaws 

8 Tim Mclennan 

9 Richard Smith 

10 Victor da Costa 

11 Alistair Rickerby 

12 Aaron Burgess 

13 Tim Stokes 

14 Brad Rodden 

15 Tom Beauchamp 

16 Nikita Meglinski 

17 Tom Houghton 

18 Ross Howard 

19 Josh Stewart 

20 Tetsuya Michael 

Coach Mike Fridge 

Assistant Tony Martin 

Caledonian, 2.45 pm 

Dn. Technical v Mosgiel 

Mike 

Mike 



Officials, Hamish Philip, Jack Cowie, Kev Philip 

Chatham Cup, Monday, 3 June 

Queens Park v Roslyn Wakari, Surrey Park,2 pm 

Caversham v Old Boys, Caledonian, 2.30 pm 

Dunedin Technical v Grants Braes, Tahuna, 2 pm 

Northern v Otago University, Caledonian 12 noon. 

Tom Stevens 

Ant Mallen 

2 Cam Will 

3 Steve Cromb 

4 Aaron Corkill 

5 Tom Bekkers 

6 Mike Abbott 

7 Kris Wheeler 

8 Matt Kelly 

9 Tim Dunn 

10 Phil Kelly 

11 Andreas Hirczy 

12 Dave Bainbridge 

13 Cody Brook 

14 Regan Coldicott 

15 Shane Danielson 

16 Ryan McGarry 

17 Morgan Day 

18 Michael McGarry 

19 Nicky Wheeler 

Coach Mike McGarry 

Assistant Pat Howell 




So close ... 3-2 

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Mosgiel 

The Firsts had a quick opportunity to overturn our cup exit at the hands of old 

boys when we ventured south again. This time we never got going ; 0-2 at h/t ,0-3 

with 30 to go and we had Tom Stevens in goals, who was making his 1st team 

debut this year , to thank as Tom single handily kept old boys at bay- he saved a 

pen , pulled off another 

Four classy saves. Couple young guys came up 

from the 2nds and played well- Sam, Andrej and TK. 

Dunny finally had a goal allowed with 10 to go and when 

Reg scored from the spot we threatened to steal a point 

however OBs held on for their deserved win. 

The top of the Fletchers is extremely with 5 

teams separated by the narrowest of margins and we 

came up against Roslyn who were in heaven when we 

were down to 10 men with only 15 mins on the clock when 

Keegan was ordered off-Roslyn scored what may have 

been slighlty offside . The boys battled back 

and Woody equalised in the 2nd half and the game was a 

great tussle and in homage to his retiring hero SAF - 

coach Andy was ordered from the side line. 

A 1-1 final result means the fletcher cup is 

definitely tighter and more exciting than the bundesliga. 

Good news for the club is that after Gary Barclay 

“walked into a stiff arm” last week he got out of hospital on 

Wednesday having only cracked his C2 vertebrae which 

means he can still walk and he’s still alive. He’ll be in a 

head and neck brace for 12 weeks and we some how 

think he won’t be too keen to play in that gentlemans 

league that is masters. 

Without him the mosgiel Gerries had a good 

result 4-4 with Braes. Oldies United hit spanked 4-1 

against Melchester with Burgie skying a last min pen. 

Masters got trumped 2-4 v Frotts with Foz and 

Simon dragging us back to 2-2 but despite throwing 

everything at the Frotts we weren’t able to “rub” them out. 

Sent from Nevs phone 

Nev

Techno Help Page ... 


Why stop at JUST Goal line Technology ? 

Maybe some techno help is needed for Players 

and Coaches too ? 

The watch on the right could also have 

Coaches signalling when to shoot, and maybe a 

wee electric shock to stress the point. 

beat the keeper. 

Of 

course, our 

man between 

the sticks is 

often a 

traditional type and they usually opt for a Watch 

Tattoo, describing their re-actions. This watch can 

also help defenders to time their tackles. 

But when the last defender is faced with a 

1v1, the whole bench sends 240 volt advice for a 

And it might slow things a little but the pic 

on the left, could compute the proper trajectory, 

speed and swerve for maximum efficiency to 

hip-high Kamakaze tackle, NOW! as on the left. 

Another imperative command is often mentally 

sent to the striker who has drifterd past a couple 

of tackles into the heart of the oppositions penalty 


box, and the coach presses 


his command which trills 

the Strikers red alarm, 

and he swan dives into 

Strika 

the earth - Penalty ! 

But NO its outside the 

box, and Its only fair that the Ref gets into the action 

and only Richard Roberts has a James Bond watch 

with its internal micro accurate laser tape capable of 

accurately minutely 

measuring critical 

distances, to make 

sure the Player Wall 

is far enough back to comply with FIFA Rule 

No. 47b, sub para 19, which states, ‘ Eeh lad, 

get it right, the whole worlds watching you, 

don’t stuff it up ....’ 

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Ya Bas 

That Late tackle... 

I got there as fast as 

I could, Ref.. 




Dunedin 

Technical 

PREMIER WOMENS 

Roslyn Wakari AFC Prem Women 5 5 0 0 39 2 37 15 

Dunedin Technical Premier Womans 5 5 0 0 30 3 27 15 

University Prem Women 6 3 0 3 14 14 0 9 

Green Island Premier Women 6 1 2 3 4 25 -21 5 

Northern Women - Prem 6 0 2 4 3 21 -18 2 

Dunedin Technical Diamonds 6 0 2 4 4 29 -25 2 

DIV 3 AMALGAMATED BUILDERS 

University 3rds 7 7 0 0 50 6 44 21 

Northern 3rd A 6 5 0 1 25 7 18 15 

Caversham 3rd 6 5 0 1 15 10 5 15 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 7 4 0 3 20 14 6 12 

Melchester Rovers 6 3 0 3 13 12 1 9 

Mosgiel 3rds 6 2 1 3 13 26 -13 7 

Dunedin Technical 3rds 8 2 0 6 15 25 -10 6 

Green Island 3rds 7 1 1 5 7 20 -13 4 

Grants Braes 3rds 7 0 0 7 4 42 -38 0 

Honest Stu’s 

University v Caversham 2 

Dn Technical v Mosgiel 1 

Grants Braes v Queenstown Rovers 2 

Green Island v Old Boys (Inv) 1 

Roslyn Wakari v Northern 1 

Forecast 

‘Victor,’ mon ami...

Versus Old Old 

Boys at Caley 

Milk Cup Squad Selected 


The 2013 Milk Cup Squad to compete in Coleraine Northern 

Ireland has been announced and is as follows: 

Jordan Howey-Beattie, Blair Bates, Matthew Kelly, 

Ben Heinemann, Jacob Cromb, Henry Crayton, Tsukasa 

Inoue, Boon Ozawa, Andrew Marshall, Keegan Taig, Kyle 

Beluscak, Liam Gerathy, Ryan Thom, Lew Gordon, Riley 

Bungard, James Tucker, Connor Beluscak, Kieran McIntyre. 

Following a training camp from the 14 to the 19 July the squad will depart on 

the 20 July via Los Angeles where they will play the Galaxy Youth and possibly the 

Chivas Youth squads. Once in Ireland they will face the top Mexican side Club 

Americana Mexico. 

The lads are excited at the prospect of playing such opposition and who 

knows who will be encountered in the subsequent rounds of the Milk Cup competition. 

Traveling via the US has posed a couple of unexpected expenses. For 

example the squad will have to pay for training venues while in LA plus contribute to the 

cost of ground hire for the games against Chivas 

and Galaxy ($US1575) and a further $NZ2000 onto 

the Insurance bill. 

So in short folks any financial help that you 

may be able to give to either the lads directly or to 

the tour group in total will be much appreciated and 

help significantly in meeting the short fall in 

finances. 

This will be a life and football experience 

second to none and we are extremely privileged to be able to offer this opportunity 

once again to lads from the southern region who have historically struggled to achieve 


recognition in the national selection process. 


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Repr R pr presenta presenta 

esenta esentation 

esenta tion 

Writing this before the AGM, and looking back to 2012, I would like to remind you 

of the great work done by staff and volunteers all over the Federation. They work 

above and beyond the call of duty to organise and deliver the game to our far 

flung outposts - from Geraldine through Timaru and up the Waitaki Valley (eg with 

the Riverside Club), to all points Central ( eg Queenstown Rovers in the ASB 

Womens Knockout Cup at the Stadium yesterday), and down through Balclutha 

and Gore to Invercargill (with Old Boys now flying the flag in the Premiership). 

We are conscious that Football South is not just about what happens in 

Dunedin. ( see the reports from the Districts in the Annual 

Report - online at www.footballsouth.co.nz ) 

Bill Chisholm 

Merrick to Coach Wellington Phoenix 

In the A-League, the Wellington Phoenix confirmed the appointment of 

Ernie Merrick as head coach for the 2013/14 season. 

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1-2 Loss 

Caversham 

There were some mixed results 

through the various divisions 

this week. 

Our Firsts suffered 

their first loss of the season 

going down 2 - 1 to Roslyn. 

This makes for a very 

interesting table with any one 

of 5 teams in the mix nearing 

the halfway point of the 

season. This is great for 

football in the South. 

The Fletcher Cup side 

ran out comfortable winners 

over Balclutha thumping them 6 - nil in what can sometimes be a tough road trip. 

The 3rds started really well against Northern and got up 2, as well as 

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Goal Line 

Tech Trial 

at Tonga 


coming close a few more times, and could have 

done with a few more as we let them back into 

the game. 

Thought we might have been able to hang on 

after pulling back to 3-2 after letting the lead go. 

But let slip and couldn’t hold them out till 

the end, and after they equalised again we 

were gutted to have them score in the last 

minute to beat us 4-3. Alan. 

Caversham Smeg. In football like 

aircrashes there is usually, when investigated 

thoroughly, an abundance of errors that 

individually seem insignificant but when found 

in sequence will inevitably lead to catastrophy. 

For Smeg the failure of key team 

members to show up, not passing to our team 

mates, passing the ball to the oposition instead, 

not training yet this season, shooting wide, not 

shooting at all and not stopping Melchester from 

shooting clearly lead to another momentous failure on our part to increase our 

points tally. 

The game was played in good spirit, refereeing 

was great and on the up side... it didnt rain. 

2-nil Melchester. Shane. 

The Eagles won again beating a tough University 


side 3 - 1 and that is now 7 straight wins putting them 


3 points clear at the top after Roslyn White upset 

Roslyn Black. 

The Phoenix from all accounts had another win 

and the over 35s were left to ref the other games 

in that division as they had the bye this 

weekend. Probably not a 

bad thing as some of those old legs look 

as though they needed 

some R and R. 

Mark 

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How refreshing it was on Saturday to ask a new ref how he was enjoying it and getting an 

“I’m loving it” reply. 

Over recent years we have lost some of our best refs in the south, Alex Wilson, 

Wayne Rayner and Dean Seager in particular and that left us short not only of top refs but 

also short of refs at all. 

However the ranks have been swelled this season with the inclusion of Craig 

Cooper, Craig Smith, Craig Campbell, Paul Russell, Mark Dungey and Martin Shadman. I 

wish them all well. 

On Saturday I watched Craig Smith do his first Donald 

Gray Cup senior men’s game and was impressed with the 

former Queens Park player’s performance, particularly the 

lines he ran, his communication skill and his management of 

player dissent. 

There’s not much more to it really I suppose, oh!!! and 

knowledge of the rules…nearly forgot that. 

The game flowed as a result and that’s what it’s all 

about. So it’s up to the players, administrators and sideline 

experts to give the newies and their colleagues the respect 

they deserve and let them get on with it. 

Any dealings I ever had with former Footballsouth ref 

development officer Chris Boyd were top class and with 

Wilson James now in the role i’m sure the good relationship 

Craig 

among referees will continue to flourish. 

Peter McAnelly does a grand job down here managing 

the appointments and each week retains his hairline and 

beard despite getting to version 7 some weeks. 

Next Monday it’s Chatham Cup day and Southland teams Old Boys and Queens 

Park meet Caversham (in Dunedin) and Roslyn (in Invercargill) respectively. Cup day is 

something I for one always look forward to and Queens Birthday Monday is no exception. 

Want More Club Based Refs ? 

Want MORE Club based referee’s ? please contact Wilson 

James the new Referee Development Officer. email 

rdo@footballsouth.co.nz to find when the next Course is 

being run. If you know of anyone who would like to become a 

referee or needs a Refresher Course, please contact 

Wilson, 0272097228 

Wils

‘Book “em 

Ask the 

Ref 


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From the Middle 

1, 3, 4, 6 or more. 

Technology has a part to play in refereeing the game of football. 

First there was one referee, 

then he/she was joined by two assistants. Then they added a fourth official. Then they 

added two more additional “goal-line” assistants for the highest level games. Now we 

have goal-line technology getting the green light. 

Are people admitting that as the game gets faster and more skilful, making the 

right call is getting harder? That it is too difficult to be ‘all -seeing’, that it takes a highly 

skilled “team”’ of officials to control all aspects of a game. 

Or is it just that technological advances in any sport is inevitable? 

Well done to the English Premier league in leading the way for domestic goalline 

technology, (to be introduced in the 2013-2014 season). I think it is well overdue 

and a pity that FIFA have taken so long to recognise the benefits it will bring. Not that it 

will make a difference to me at Sunnyvale or Ellis park. 

We’ve all seen the ‘howlers’ of non-goals over the years, and some of them 

have been so obvious that it beggars belief. I for one welcome any technology that 

allows referees to make the right decision on goals scored. Why shouldn’t the men and 

women making the calls on 


the pitch have the benefit of replays and slow mo’s for 

crucial decisions that could 


effect the result of a game? 

The media 

certainly uses them to 

crucify the officials post 

match. 

I am not suggesting we 

slow down our beautiful 

game with endless 

replays on every call, like 

our oval ball counterparts, 

but surely Goal / No Goal 

is simple enough to get 

right with a minimum of 

fuss. 

Keep your eyes peeled! 

Chipped Ball: signals when the ball crosses the goal line 

@ 




Northern AFC 

Good - but not enough .. 

The Prems had a late game at the Caledonian v Grants Braes. 

Braes were without a point and we only had single win to show for our efforts, so it was a 

must win game for us. 

And things were going on track, we dominated the first 15 minutes and the that's 

when the break through came, Cam Higgins made a break on the left which saw his shot 

well saved but Angus was there to score from a tight angle with the rebound. 

Braes looked dangerous when going forward and when their striker got put through 

on goal he did well to chip the keeper to make 1 - 1. Then Paolo scored a cracking goal 

into his own net, so we were down 2 - 1 after 30 minutes. But my boys responded well and 

Cam Higgins was rewarded for his run into the box converting a low cross 2-2. 

And just before half time we had the lead back, Angus beat the offside trap and 

cooly converted to give us a 3-2 lead at half time. 2nd half was pretty tight we were still 

attacking trying to get a 4th but with the scoreline was still 3-2 with only 6 minutes when we 

made an error, the keeper kicking 

the ball into their striker and 

watched the ball balloon over him 

and into the net. Needless to say 

Muzz wasn't happy! 

But in the 89th minute when 

we were throwing everything 

forward our centre centre back 

Norbert towered above everyone 

to head home what we thought 

was the winner. Up 4 - 3 in the 

90th minute it should have been 

game over but Braes didn't give 

up and with their best attacking 

play of the game they scored in 

injury time to make it 4-4. 

Muzz was on his knees 

not believing what he was seeing. 

The game wasn't over though, 

and although the coach was 

deflated the players kept going, 

and again with a cross into the 

box Norbert again towered above 

everyone to score the winner 

with a thumping header! 

Emmet Game over a 5-4 win to 

Northern. Muzz didn't know 

whether to laugh, cry, bitch or 

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moan but we were definitely all relieved to get the 3 

points which we deserved. Well done boys for 

playing to the final minute and never giving up! 

It was a great game to watch from the 

stands but not one to be a coach ! 

The forths derby was the big feature of the 

weekend - unfortunately the weather took a little of 

the gloss off with the game transferred off the 

Gardens up to Forrester. To add to the spectacle, 

the game was officated in formal style with Becks 

controlling the game ably assisted by Pres and 

Vice-Pres running the lines. 

The game was played with a great deal of 

early skill from both teams and good passages of 

play. THe 4Bs (in the Maroon) scored first with a 

well created chance, the 4As (in black & White) 

battled to to get back into the game and the scores 

were tied at 2 all at the half. The second half was a 

different affair as the 4As took control of the game 

and dominated, scoring 4 good goals. The 4Bs 

continued to play good football but failed to deal with 

the relentless pressure the As applied. Final Score 

6 - 2 win to the 4As. 4As PoD Max, 4Bs PoD 

James. 

The other results had the 2nds go down 

2-1 to University after a late start to their game. The 

3rds had a come from behind win over Caversham 

2-3 down with minutes to go and the lads scored 

two late goals to finish the day 4-3 up. The 5As had 

a 3 nil win over Roslyn Chargers. http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

Relics lost 5 nil to 

Hobbitts which was a creditable http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

result against the 

top team. 

The Masters had a memorable day with their first win of the season 3-2 over 

Roslyn Moas. With eight players unavailable it was a real gutsy effort from the team to hold 

on for the win. A hat-trick to Vinnie saw us leading 3-1 at half-time. Tony, Simon, and Scott 

played very well in the mid-field and split Roslyn's defence many times with strong running 

and good passing. A very close second half saw Roslyn score again but they were denied a 

third thanks to tenacious defence by Northern. Our keeper Roly had an excellent game. His 

long goal kicks and crucial saves earned him the POD. 

To round off Saturday the club gathered for the "Battle of the Teams" a great 

night for all and very well organised by Sheena with a dedicated band of helpers and an 

expert judging panel. The events had all the teams cheering their team mates on, so a 

roudy night in the clubrooms. 

Thanks too all who attended and to those that helped out. The night was rounded 

off with some stunning team songs - the best of which was the Masters. It ended up being a 

very tight race which saw the Prem Men carry on their winning ways for the day taking out 

the top prize with the 4As 

coming in at second. 

Murray and Ian R. 

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alL the action 

A tight Cup match at the FB Stadium between Dunedin Technical Women 

and their Queenstown counterparts. ‘ We need games like this every 

week,’ said Qtown coach, Bob Johnson... 

Dn Technical won 2-nil 

Sunday 2nd June 

Culling 1 1.00 Tech Diamonds v Tech Premiers 

Ref Mark Currie 

Prem Women Ellis 1 1.00 Roslyn Wakari v Green Island 

Ref Anton Whelan 

Prem Women Gardens 1.00 Northern v University 

Ref Daniel Rumbal

1st to 3rd June 2013 - Football South

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