5.25 High, 4.25 wide Vol.14, no.8 May 19th, 2012 - Football South

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Vol.14, Vol.14, no.8 no.8 May May 19th, 19th, 2012 

2012 

5.25 High, 4.25 

wide 

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Mosgiel v University 

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President : Jeff Walker 

Chairman : Dougal McGowan, 

Board Members : Matthew Holdridge, Graeme Wyllie, 

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General Manager : Bill Chisholm 

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Footballsouth (Southland) FDO : Ken Cresswell ( Invercargill ) 

Footballsouth (Sth Canty) Administrator : Paula Irvine 

Referee FDO – Chris Boyd, 473 8205 

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

Fsouth Premier League 2012 

Dn Technical 6 4 2 0 13 3 10 14 

Caversham 6 3 3 0 15 3 12 12 

Roslyn Wakari 5 2 2 1 10 6 4 8 

Mosgiel 6 2 1 3 13 9 4 7 

University 5 2 1 2 12 11 1 7 

Green Island 5 1 3 1 6 8 -2 6 

Northern 5 1 2 2 5 11 -6 5 

Queenstown 5 1 0 4 12 23 -11 3 

Grants Braes 5 0 2 3 2 14 -12 2


Clipboards, Midgets and Streakers... 

It was clipboard country writ large - at Sunnyvale, where the 

Worlds Footie Assessors assembled to assess each other, 

and focussed on tall thin red head Dan who controlled the 

RW v GI womens match at Sunnyvale. 

No pressure of course, just a concerto of scribbling 

pens every time Dan blue his whistle, no pressure of 

course.New Zealand Football Referee Development 

Manager Ken Wallace was in attendance - and of course 

Rab 

he had the biggest clip board of all. 

But setting standards for NZ Refs, Peter O’Leary will add Olympic Games 

to his formidable refereeing resume. The Whangarei school teacher has officiated 

at eight FIFA events including four FIFA Club World Cups, two FIFA U-20 World 

Cups, an U-17 World Cup and the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa where he 

was a fourth official. Well done Peter. 

Club treasurers everywhere will also applaud Auckland having booked a 

FIFA Club World Cup spot. New Zealand side Auckland City will fly the Oceania 

flag at the FIFA Club World Cup once more after beating Tahitian opponents Tefana 

3-1 on aggregate in the final of the 2012 O-League. 

Go Auckland ! The better they do - the more we get... 

Its been a great run of Autumn weather, Wilson James, the famous Fsouth Met 

Man advises me its the best run of weather since he played pre-war school 

football. And the Midget matches at the Oval on Sat. morning were terrific. 

Blue sky and happy wee faces. 


Interesting that ‘Throw Ins’ have been 


dumped and re-starts are now kicked in. 

Sensible fine tuning that - and the quality of 

some of those tiny kids augurs well for 

fitba’s future in this area. 

Of course the big kids ( students ) 

are incorrigible - witness the naked runners 

round the Gardens on Saturday, tsk, tsk, 

BVG even spotted where the Streakers 

carry their wallets, credit cards 

and phones... 

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Rab. 





The 1sts had a very tricky 

Chatham cup encounter vs 

Northern Hearts. 

Six Minutes in they were 

1 nil up, through a gem of a strike 

– an own goal from the Heart’s 

centre back. Tom McLean doubled 

the lead minutes later with a 

power drive into the corner. The 

first good start of the season for 

the lads meant they had to 

weather a fight back, as Hearts 

dominated possession 

culminating in a goal shortly 

before the half. 

The two Cam’s then 

combined well in a quick counter 

and cross which Cam McPhail 

finished well to restore the 2 goal 

cushion. In the 2 nd half James 

O’Callaghan added a forth (and 

another to his personal tally) 

curling one into the top corner and 

the victory. POD Cam Higgins. 

The 2nds had a seven nil 

drubbing at the hands of 

Caversham – least said soonest 

mended. The 3As struggled 

through their first half vs Tech. 

After an inspired substitution by player/coach Marc (he brought himself on!) the 

game changed rapidly with 2 quick goals. Final Score 5 nil. 

The 3Bs were less fortunate going down 2-1 to Melchester. A sending off 

and a caution not helping the lads so 10 vs 12 is always an uphill battle. 

The 4As had a 3-1 loss to Melchester – no news from that front!! 

The 4Bs had a struggle to beat Roslyn Black. The lads rose above the aggro and 

played football. They scored early through Mike who had a strong game, The 

club’s youth is looking good. Fitness and style proved decisive on the day. The 

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game was poised at 2 all until the near full time when the ascendency came. POD 

was Max Jardine. 

The 5As had the bye and enjoyed a run out against the Mosgiel youth. 

Perhaps abit tentative with the young lads and handed them the game 3-1. The 

5Bs had a good 4-1 win over Mosgiel 

Div 6 the Relics had a tough outing vs Melchester. Made tougher by a own goal 

which can only be described as a stunner – sad it was at the wrong end. POD 

Graham Hunter 

In a close fought game the Mighty Masters battled to a 1-0 win over 

Grants Braes at Ocean Grove. Our defence was key to the team’s performance, 

Grant, at left-back, had an excellent game and was awarded POD. On the right, 

Alistair had his best game so far. 

Mike in Goal had a solid game and read the play exceptionally well. In 

mid-field, Pete and Brian linked well with our strikers creating space and scoring 

chances from accurate long passes. Roly also provided nice touches and 

constructive play from central mid-field. Simon made a strong contribution in the 

2nd half with his pace and support play. 

Vinnie scored a freakish goal early in the 2nd half from a sharp angle 

which everyone assumed, including their keeper, was a pin-point cross! We’ll be 

going hard for a hat-trick of wins next week. 

The Prem Women had the weekend off so the only women’s result was 

the Women - White who had a good 3-1 win over University 

NZ Ferns Fly out 

New Zealand's U-20 women's football team depart on Sunday for three testing 

World Cup warm-up matches in the USA missing one key player but including a 

notable new face. http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

As part of preparations http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ 

for August's FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in 

Japan, the Junior Football Ferns will meet two time U-20 world champions USA in 

Los Angeles on May 19, preceded by matches against semi-professional club 

sides LA Strikers and Pali Blues on May 15 and 17 respectively. 

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Town Terrier 






As usual at the start of the season there are a fair number of dispensations applied for 

in junior grades - some to play up a grade or two and some to play down. 

There are rules to cover this in the Junior Handbook, but of course there are 

grey areas, and it often just comes down to your interpretation of the individual's 

situation, whether the dispensation is (or should be) allowed or not. 

How will the player cope phsically and mentally? Is the player's safety at risk? 

I think that coaches, parents and clubs should also give careful consideration to the 

wisdom of wanting kids to play up a couple of grades, in particular. 

It has been quite common in Dunedin over the years for the more "talented" 

players to play up two grades - looking to get ahead ! ? 

Footballsouth encourages clubs to play kids in their own age group - which is 

more likely to give the player a chance to flourish and improve his technical and tactical 

skills - as well as developing 

socially. 

It's a bit like pushing the 

kids ahead in accelerant classes at 

school - in the end what does it 

really achieve? 

Football is keen to develop 

the whole individual with the 4 

Corners ( Mental, Physical, 

Technical & Tactical and Social ) 

approach. And maybe it would lead 

to less dispensations and less 

angst surrounding 

the issue. 

Bill 

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Match Officials Appointments 

ODT Premier League Saturday, 19thMay 

2.45 PM Caledonian Dunedin Technical v Grants Braes Kenny Evans Tim Best Mark Currie 

2.45 PM Gardens Northern v Caversham Edward Cook Jack Cowie Daniel Rumbal 

2.45 PM Ellis Park 1 Roslyn-Wakari v University Dave Langley Kev Smith Alistair Neilson 

2.45 PM Sunnyvale 1 Green Island v Queenstown Brent Best Jeff Clamp Philip Beale 

Division 2 AJ Grant Playgear 

12.45pm Ellis Park 1 Roslyn-Wakari v Balclutha Mike Bell 

12.45pm Logan Park 2 University v Dunedin Technical Peter Faithful 

12.45pm Sunnyvale 1 Green Island v Northern Hamish Philip 

12.45 PM Tonga Park 1 Caversham v Mosgiel Allan Martin 

Division 3 Amalgamated Builders 

2.45pm Culling Park DnTechnical v Mosgiel Anton Whelan 

2.45pm Logan University v Caversham Geoff Rodden 

2.45pm Ocean Grv Grants Braes v Northern B Andy Smart 

2.45pm Forrester.Northern A v Melchester Richard Roberts 

2.45pm Sunnyvale 4 Green Island v Roslyn-Wakari Kev Philip 

ASB Women’s Knockout Cup Sunday, 20th May 

1.00pm Culling Dn Tech v Queenstown 

Al Neilson Dan Rumbal Mark Currie 

Kingsgate Premier Women Sunday, 20 th May 

1.00pm Ellis Park 1 Roslyn-Wakari v Green Island Philip Beale 

1.00pm Gardens Northern v University Mike Bell 

David O’Hare to assess Women’s Knockout Cup 

AJ Grant Clothesline Lg. Div.6 

Highgate Hobbitts 5 5 0 0 22 3 19 15 

Roslyn Wakari AFC Stallions 5 5 0 0 20 7 13 15 

Mosgiel Masters 5 4 0 1 32 4 28 12 

Grants Braes Black (M) 5 3 1 1 16 11 5 10 

Dn Tech Colts 5 3 0 2 14 20 -6 9 

Northern Relics 5 2 0 3 9 18 -9 6 

Melchester L.E.G. 

Caversham Masters 

Green Is Gold Masters 


5 1 2 2 12 11 1 5 

5 1 1 3 14 16 -2 4 


5 1 0 4 9 18 -9 3 

Mosgiel United 4 0 2 2 8 11 -3 2 

Mosgiel Gerries 4 0 1 3 8 21 -13 1 

Roslyn Wakari AFC Originals 5 0 1 4 6 30 -24 1 

‘for a touch of class...’ 

Phone Barry at 03-479 2773 

Fax: 03-477 9931 

Mobile: 0-21-414 246 

Call Free: 0800 310 111 

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The Prems got through to the next round of the cup in 

a difficult away trip against a very good Rovers side in 

Queenstown. With penalties looming super-sub Jacko 

RodeKaka delivered a pin point cross for the Gov’ner 

to thunder home. 

Everyone was relieved although Pete was 

backing himself if it came to a shootout. Others to 

play well were YMC and Damo who nearly got Wan 

but it was ruled out for offside. 

The Feltchers conceded their first goal of 

the season and their first loss. Disappointing that a 

couple of lads failed to show, but still a good effort 

Govan scores winner, 

supporter celebrates.. 

Sunnyvale 

from the lads. We created 

some chances but 

couldn’t put them away 

and conceded with 10 to 

go. POD went to Fras 

with Jesse and Avie both 

playing well. 

The ABL lads took their 

chances and defended 

well to earn a good 4-0 

win over Braes. PV and 

Billy had good games 

was POD Matty “shotcross” 

Fallows who 

scored 2 screamers. At 

the back Tim and the 

lads were outstanding. 

Credit to Pee Wee and 

the GB boys who will be 

threat as the season 

goes on if they continue 

to improve. 

The Healthy Soils 

Blacks had their first 

loss going down 4-2 to


Norzen B. Irish and Sean got the goals with 

O’Shea going close. POD was the Danish 

Delight Chirstensonsonson. Great to see 

Mrs Lippers looking after Lippy and Team 

GBR at his fiesty best. 

The Whites also went down, 4-0 to 

GI. The lads played quite well but couldn’t 

put an real pressure on the GI goal. POD 

went to the super coach Barry Barry. 

The 5ths let Mornington score their 

first goal, take their first lead and earn their 

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st point of the season; so it looks like 

Fozzies 1st game in charge might be his 

last. The lads did well to comeback and 

managed to hit both posts. POD went to the 

Energizer Benny, great to hear Andy’s op 

went well. 

The Stallions came from behind to beat a hand Tech Colts side 4-1 on the 

smallest ground in Dunedin. Rob, Scotty, Jas and Mort Shoes got the goals, POD went 

to the tireless Scotty for yet another fantastic game. 

The Originals had a first half to forget against Mosgiel trailing 7-0 at halftime. 

The showed a lot of ticker to keep battling in the 2nd half and came close to grabbing a 

consolation goal. POD went Pat/Horse Aimers 

The Moa’s drew 2-2 with Tech Trotters despite missing a truckload of 

chances. Minnie was superb, as Tamer who reffed. POD was PJ who scored one with 

the left peg and a header. 

The Colt 45’s kept their 100% record and managed to the win the 2nd Kush 

half as 

they beat Tech Gerries 5-0. Bazza got a hatty, Honk sliced in a shot scross and Adrian 

got the goals. POD went to club captain and air guitar legend Robert Kerr Oram. 

The Womens Prems beat GI 3-0 in an excellent game at Sunnyvale with both 

sides trying to play good football on the deck. Kush celebrated mother’s day by opening 

the scoring with lovely 30 yard free kick (but 

still trails in the Mardale St golden boot). 

Steph scored a good goal, and Sammy 

eventually got the third. The backline was 

outstanding snuffing out attacks and playing 

out well, especially MatInca and POD Alice 

who had a great game apart from her 

shooting. 

The Whites had a 4-1 win over Tech, Brie 

was in sensational form scoring all 4 goals 

and getting POD, and showed she is still 

one the best finishers in town. The Blacks 

had a heartbreaking 3-2 loss out at Ocean 

Grove. Lydia and Leanne scored the goals 

and superstar Aleisha 

Johnstone was POD. 

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Markus Markus Markus Markus Markus 




Caversham 8, Qtown 1 


The Green Island Premier Team. Bad Day in 

Invercargill, first team lost 3 - 2 to Old Boys in 

Chatham Cup and we also lost Sean Flett to long 

term injury (broken collarbone). Sean is Green 

Island A.F.C. through and through, injured in 29th 

minute, supported the boys for the rest of the 

game from sideline before heading off to 

Invercargill hospital E.D. Thanks Sean. Peter 

Martin 

The Third Team. After a big night all the boys 

turned up slightly late and heavily hungover. It 

was a bad day with no one keen to play. With big 

dog Sossy kicking our buts we were soon kitted 

up and ready to play. The first five minutes went 

well with stand out passing from the backs, Cam 

Cook and Ben GC Stewart. A goal was scored 

and Andy started crying. We all had a team hug 

to lift the mood. After another few minutes Andy 

got chipped and we lost our self esteem except for fired up Sam Brouwer. Another goal and Soss 

got vocal. Lost 3-1 and the rest of the report is for Soss’s eyes only 


The 4 th Team. Our young boys are 

starting to understand just what is 

required to win games in senior football. 

Hard work and more hard work! A great 

4-0 win over Roslyn with Sean Pilgrim 

and GD two each to put away Roslyn. 

MOM Sean Pilgrim worked hard up front 

and deserved his two goals. Hamish and 

Tyler played much better in the second 

half to lock up the mid field. We have 

Varsity next week which will be a real 

test, but I think we are ready despite the 

fact our older guys are breaking down. 

Graeme Darling 

The Fifth Team played Cavy Phoenix, a 

multi national team. Managed to get to a 

3-3 draw with a favourable Ref. In the 

end the draw was probably a fair result. 

Our age is starting to show and maybe 

we need to accept we should be playing 

Oldies. 

The Oldies Green had a good game in


good spirits against Braes. End to end 

action. Braes took their chances with an end 

result of 4-2 to the Braes. Pete Wilson was 

class. 

The Youth Team played Maori Hill at 

Roberts Park. After same good football we 

shot to the front with goals to Hamish, Tyler 

and Moff with a superb volley. 3-0 at half 

time we had control. The second half we 

fluffed about with the ball too much and 

didn’t score anymore. We have Roslyn next 

week which is a top of the table clash. The 

boys will have to play well for 70 minutes to 

win this one. MOM Blake Porteous who had 

a dominant game at centre back. Gee Dee. 

The Fifteenth Grade. The opposition Roslyn 

team were a very good, very hard and big 

and strong team. We had to match them in all areas to compete. Went down 1-2 in the 

end. MOM Hamish Copper. Special mention to young lads, Ryan, Tom, Joseph and 

goalkeeper James. Well done Lads! Kevin Scoullar 

The Green Island Premier Womens Team played Roslyn at home. We knew it 

would be a tough game and it was. The 

girls ran their guts out and battled away 

against a very good Roslyn side. Stephanie 

l\Lee was inspirational in midfield and Mel 

Todd and Daytona Helm calm at the back. 

We continue to grow each season and if we 

stay together hopefully better results will 

come. Player of the match Daytona Lost 0-3 

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

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

nd Division Women’s Gold. We 

played the other Green Island side today. 

Our team played very well, 6-0 up at half 

time with some great passing throughout 

the team. In the second half I changed the 

team around with our goalkeeper ,Becs 

going to striker and our other fullbacks 

playing up the field. We came away with an 

8-0 win. Big ups to Becs scoring her first 

goal. POD Alana . Paul Kelly 

2nd Division Women’s Green. We 

found ourselves down by three goals after 

ten minutes and never really recovered. The 

girls never gave up and enjoyed playing 

against their fellow Wednesday night 

trainers POD Olivia O’Kane 

Mike Brouwer 

Averly 

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Ellis Park 2.45pm 

Roslyn-Wakari v University 

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1. Peter Evans 

2. Josh Hay 

3. Fraser Cameron 

4. Chris Fernando 

5. James Watson 

6. Jackson Mitchell 

7. Sam Mepham 

8. A J Cunningham 

9. James Govan 

10. Damian Foster 

11. Mike Sannum 

12. Joe Larson 

13. Lian Riley 

14. Jackson Rodeka 

15. Phil Craik 

16. Ryan Jones 

Coach Colin Thom 

Mngr T Van Gorp 

Footballsouth 

Small 4 high 

2 wide 

Officials, Dave Langley, Kev Smith, Alistair Neilson 

Dunedin Technical vs Grants Braes Caledonian 

Roslyn Wakari vs University Ellis Park 

Northern vs Caversham Gardens 

Green Island AFC vs Queenstown Sunnyvale 

Mosgiel Bye 

1. Danniel Bocatios 

(Goalkeeper) 

(Captain) 

2. Zac Rathbone 

3. Jeferson Potrich 

4. Todd Marwick 

5. Geordie Mansford 

6. Luke Macris 

7. Steve Blackmoore 

8. Michael Brandso 

9. Guilherme Melo 

10. Peter Rae 

11. Anthony Tarrant 

12. Yannik Wouts 

13. Ifeanyi Unamadu 

14. Jer. Wilkinson 

15. Gabriel Ruiz 

Coach Luiz Uehara 

Mngr Luke Macris 

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1. Michael Walker 

2 Hayden Gunn 

3.Tristan Prattley 

5.Matt Joy 

6.George Milne 

7.Justin Flaws 

8. Michael Flaws 

9. Richard Smith 

10. Victor Da Costa 

11. Alistair Rickerby 

12. Aaron Burgess 

13. Tim Stokes 

14. Liam Lockhart 

15. Sam Enright 

16. David Hayman 

17. Tim McLennan 

18. Vincent Callister 

19. Angus Milne 

20 Brad Rodden 

21. Matt Webb 

Coach Mike Fridge 

Assist. Tony Martin 

Manager Mark Ratten 



Officials, Kenny Evans, Tim Best, Mark Currie 

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2.45pm 

University vs Northern Caledonian 

Grants Braes vs Green Island Ocean Grove 

Queenstown Rovers vs Roslyn Wakari Queenstown 

Caversham vs Mosgiel Tonga Park 

Dunedin Technical the Bye 

1.Anthony Mallon 

2.Luke Scullion 

3.T. Barringer-Tahiri 

4.Luka Velebit 

5.Njoh Mpondo 

6.Mitch Adams 

7.Alijan Rajabi 

8.Mac. Szczpanski 

9.Shanon Cox 

10.Blake List 

11.Sam Martin 

12.Jared Wright 

13.Jason Cocker 

14.Alfred Kydauah 

15.Terry Saunders 

17.Mena Malik 

Coach Al Laidler 

Mngr Al Sorrell 






Forbes platform in Defence.... 

A potential cup run was rought to 

an early shuddering halt as Uni 

put 4 past us without reply. 

Injuries deprivng us of a few 

players and we called on the 

older heads of Mike, Phil & 

Nathan Forbes to shore up the 

ranks 

The old adage of don’t 

concede early and don’t 

concede just before half time 

weren’t listened to and Uni were 

2 up at the break- Uni scored yet 

again early in the 2nd half, and 

with that all thoughts of an 

unlikely comeback- we threw on 

the rested Tom Bekkers up front to give us some Peter Crouch like aerial dominancebut 

it was Uni who scored again - rounding out a resolute 4-0 victory over our boys who 

have the bye to look forward to next week. 

The junior 3rds also took on Uni in the early game, and with this writer arriving 

late and watching an even contest for 20 minutes- enquired to what the score waswas 

stunned to hear we were 0-4 down. wee Jamie Drew & Kitt Collins up front were 

giving a good account of themselves and their pace was always threatening to the 

giant tall timbers in the Uni defence. 

Michael Barnes in midfield was getting forward and making good use of the 

ball, Keegan, Ben & Shay were kept busy by Uni’s fast flank play and when we 

conceded a 5th with about 20 to go a whipping was on the card- but the young uns 

ASB Women’s Knockout Cup 2012 

Dunedin Technical and Queenstown Rovers women kick off their Knockout 

Cup campaigns on the weekend of May 19th/20th while Roslyn-Wakari has 

been given the bye to Round 2 on Queen's Birthday Weekend 2nd-4th June 

Qualification Round – May 5/6 

Round One – May 19/20 

Round Two – June 2/3/4 

Quarterfinals – June 16/17 

Semi-finals – July 21/22 (national draw) 

Final – August 25/26 

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rolled up their sleeves and absolutely 

gave the students a lesson in football 

being a 90 minute game- we poured 

forward and spanked in 3 incredible 

goals to have the crowd on their feet and 

the students anxiously looking at the 

clock. If the game lasted another 10 

minutes Uni would have been guilty of 

doing a Devon Loch. 

Masters United v Gerries saw 

the goal glut continue with the teams 

sharing a12 goal thriller- unfortunaltey fo 

the Gerries , United were greedy and got 

11 of them . Anton getting a hatrick and 

Kris coming up from goals also getting on the score sheet 

Mosgiel Masters also put 11 past Roslyn, 3 - 0 up after 5 minues, 7- 0 at half time. Prec 

bagging 4 , Mono a hat trick, a beaut from Chris and an unbelieveable 35 - no a 38 yard 

drive from Chopper, before late goals from Keepr Gaz and Whitty rounded out the rout, 

Prec being denied the POD due to Choppers phenomal strike. 

The womens team played a very youg Tech Diamonds and we were 2-0 down in the 

first 5 minutes, we came round and had enough possession to get something out of 

the game- Courtney continung her fine scoring run pulled one back, 

but Tech scored again to take the game 3-1 



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With the Premiers having the day off due to Chatham 

Cup games, attention turned to the Fletchers who 

were hosting Roslyn in the early game at Culling 

Park. Roslyn up to this point hadnt conceeded a goal, 

so we knew we were in for a tough encounter. 

We played into the wind first half both keepers not 

really called upon to make any saves of note. Richard 

Smith dominating in the Centre of Midfield. Mike 

Fridge impersonator Brad Rodden creating many 

chances. 

Rodden scored midway through the second half and 

we dug in and held out to grab the 3 points. That put 

Guilty... 

us 

back 

on top. Great stat showing only one 

loss in 23 games for these guys. 

The 3rds played Northern at 

Forrester, Coach Ayoub being assisted 

by Mike Fridge. Nil all at half time and 

the young guys battling well. Dont 

know what was said at half time but 

we were quickly down 2 nil after only a 

few minutes. The lads lost 0-5 but they 

are continuing to learn and are 

pushing for higher honours. 

Robs 4ths had a great victory 

6-2 against Caversham. We scored 

after 45 seconds. Jason Little getting 

a hatty. 

The Colts played Roslyn on 

Dunedin’s if not the worlds smallest 

pitch at Ellis Park. Dunedins leading 

Radio Personality Callum Procter 

opened the scoring. 

Yet another defensive error 

gifting Roslyn the equaliser. Another 

even encounter, we didnt hold on to 

the ball for long enough and made to 

Victor 

many mistakes. Roslyn won 1-4.


The Frotters had a 2 all draw with 

Roslyn, Chids got a penalty, and Roger Dunn 

scored his best goal for the Club. Chids 

commented of his concern that players now 

deciding to play golf in the mornings on Saturday, 

then attending the 19th for a period, and ending 

up arriving at their game a little worse for wear. 

POD Toots. 

The Gerries still struggling for numbers 

played a very good Roslyn side lost 0-5. Thanks 

to Roslyn for lending some players. 

If anyone is keen these guys are looking 

for numbers, they always play the game the way 

the Masters grade should be played. Let us know 

if you are keen. 

On Sunday the Premier ladies played 

University, not a great game for the viewers. We 

ended up winning 3-1. The girls now start to 

prepare for the Knock out Cup, where we are 

hosting Queenstown. 

Diamonds played Mosgiel, winning 4 1, 

Sophia getting a brace. Alex solid at the back. 

Swans travelled to Roslyn, in an even afair the 

score line probably didnt do them justice. We 

lost 1-4. POD Renuka. 

Congrads to the Chidley family on the 

birth of their first Grand Child, 

also to Big G from the Colts on the birth 

of his second child. 

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

Culling Lounger 


Contact, 03 477 6396, or email, foydat@gmail.com 

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Milk Cup 250 Club 

To help travel costs for the 

lucky lads heading to Nth 

Ireland for the most 

prestigious Yth Tourney in 

the world 

$250 donation helps 

Travel Costs, and 

gains entry into Police 

supervised Draw for 7 

nights Holiday in 

Luxury Villa in Fiji, 

worth $5000 




Bye 


Fletcher Cup. The reserves went about their work 

again this weekend with a good 7 nil win over 

Northern. The boys put the game to bed in the first 

half with a display of good attacking football. The 2nd 

half was slightly more even with the foot coming off 

the accelerator a wee bit however a good all round 

performance. Tim 

Third Division, 3rds had a bit of a messy win. 

Started with gusto and played some good football, 

and but then started to succumbing to old age and 

injuries. Able to hold out Green Island in the 2nd half 

despite them having a fair share of possession. 

Lucky we got up 3-0 first half, to hang on and win 3-1. 

Alan 

4th Division, Nothing much to say this week. Not 

just because I’m so loaded with pain killers that I can 

barely see the keyboard and can’t remember what I 

did an hour ago let alone yesterday afternoon. There 

just was not anything worth mentioning from a Smeg 

supporters point of view. We couldn’t get eleven fit people onto the field, we couldn’t 

pass the ball, we couldn’t tackle, we could’nt 

shoot and Tech scored three times from four 

shots in the first twenty minutes. Tech played 

well and deserved the win while we picked up 

another two injuries to add to our woes. At 

this rate I’m predicting we won’t be able to 

field a team by June. Tech 6 Smeg 2. Shane 

5th Division, The Phoenix fought out 

a well deserved 3 all draw with Green Island. 

A great result as it is always a struggle out at 

Sunnyvale. The Eagles continued on their 

winning ways with an easy 5 nil win over 

Mornington. 

Masters, The over 35s continue to 

struggle with another loss against a strong 

Hobbits side being beaten comprehensively 

4-1. It was tight up until halftime where the 

score was 1 all but the Hobbits ran 

away with it in 

the second half. 

Rich & Mark 

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Milk Cup 2012 FOYDAT 

Training at Ellis Park on Sunday 

From Left to right Back Row: Mat Mitchell, Gabriel Schwarz, Finn Moore, Cody Brook, Josh 

Djikstra, James Tucker, Nikita Meglinski . 

Front Row: Jake Johnson, Naythan Wilkie, Andrew Marshal, Alex Black, Dorje Passang 

Support the Lads buy a 250 Club ticket to help 

travel costs - Great prize, Luxury accomm. in Fiji 

worth $5000. Details, page 23. 

While Andy 

watches ... 



10 v 8 in Cup Nelson wins 8-nil 

Nelson Suburbs thumped local rivals Richmond Athletic 8-0 in a game that ended with 

10 v 8 on the pitch. Suburbs ended the games with 10 men as when player coach Ben 

Wright picked up a knock, they had already used their 3 subs. Richmond ended up with 8 as 

they had 3 sent off, however it wasn’t a dirty game and Richmond have cause to be felt 

hard done by with the sendings off, although not with the result. 

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Healthy Soils Div. 4 

University 4ths 4 4 0 0 14 3 11 12 

Melchester Sharks 5 3 1 1 14 14 0 10 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 4th Black 4 2 1 1 19 8 11 7 

Green Island AFC 5 2 1 2 14 12 2 7 

Northern 4th B 5 2 0 3 13 11 2 6 

Caversham Smegs 5 1 2 2 9 20 -11 5 

Northern 4th A 4 1 1 2 7 10 -3 4 

Dunedin Technical 4ths 4 1 0 3 9 14 -5 3 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 4th White 4 1 0 3 10 17 -7 3 

Wobblies Bar +45, Div. 7 

Roslyn Wakari Colts 5 5 0 0 22 7 15 15 

Dun Tech Frotters 5 2 2 1 14 11 3 8 

Roslyn Wakari Moas 5 2 2 1 7 7 0 8 

Northern Masters +45 5 2 0 3 10 11 -1 6 

Grants Braes Yellow +45 5 1 2 2 7 8 -1 5 

Dun Tech Gerries 5 0 0 5 5 21 -16 0 

No throw ins - No adults... on the Field at the Oval.. 

This season 83 teams are participating in 

the Whole of Football Plan Fun Football skills 

sessions and games at the Oval for 6 7 and 8 

year olds. There are an additional eight teams in 

the 6th grade activity when compared to last 

year which is positive in regard to growth. 

Two seven minute skills 

sessions precede the games – where 

coaches execute fundamental skills 

sessions. They can cover : 

General Movement – developing movement 

traits in players fundamental to playing. 

Football Coordination – teaching players to 

use the ball with all parts of their body. 

Football Technique – developing skills such 

as dribbling and passing. 

After the skills sessions the players are 

generally raring to go – so they can show off 

some of their footie talent in front of family and 

friends. This year there are no throw in’s 

(replaced by kick – ins) and opposition players 

have to retreat to halfway when a team takes 

a goalkick. 

Wahoooo ! 

Also – we want adults off the field – one 

coach patrolling each sideline works just as well – 

and each coach can assist the play when required. It’s a brand new challenge for many at the 

Oval – kids trying their hardest to get possession of the ball - then dribble, pass or shoot – let 

alone having to navigate around an adult who is standing just a few metres in front of his team’s 

goal – checking his text messages !! It does happen !! 

Nemo


Fun at the OVAL on Saturday morning 



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Three on the Trot 

Grants Braes travelled to Invercargill for a 

first round Chatham cup-tie against Waihopi. 

Braes, who are still yet to win a game this 

season, were determined turn their luck 

around. They dominated the game from the 

off, going close from the set piece on four 

occasions. 

They looked comfortable going forward 

and had the better of the possession in the 

opening stages. However, it was Waihopi 

who took the lead when one of their players 

was fouled in the penalty box. 

Goalkeeper Anthony Melon managed to get 

a hand to the ball but couldn’t quite stop it 

hitting the back of the net. 

As the game reached the final stages 

Braes made a substitution, bringing on Blake 

List, who immediately raised the intensity of the game and scored an equalizer in 

the 86th minute. Braes pushed on and in the 88th minute got a well-deserved 

winner through striker Sam Martin. Grants Brae will 

progress to the next round with a new found confidence which will hopefully give 

their season the boost it needs. 

In other scores Grants braes 2nd went down 11-2 to a fantastic university 

2nds side…. Two consolation goals from Nick Patterson still could not spare Braes 

the embarrassment. 

Grants Braes 3rds lost 4-0 away at Roslyn while the senior women’s Al 

side won 3-2 and the over 35s had a good 4-2 win.


Kingsgate Premier Women 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 4 4 0 0 9 2 7 12 

Tech. Premier Women 4 3 0 1 21 4 17 9 

University Prem Women 4 1 1 2 3 6 -3 4 

Green Island AFC 4 1 1 2 3 10 -7 4 

Northern Women - Prem 4 0 0 4 2 16 -14 0 

AJ Grant Playgear DIV. 2 

Dunedin Technical 2nds 5 4 0 1 19 5 14 12 

University 2nds 4 3 1 0 17 4 13 10 

Caversham 2nds 5 3 0 2 22 6 16 9 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 2nds 4 2 1 1 9 1 8 7 

Balclutha 4 2 0 2 11 11 0 6 

Mosgiel 2nds 3 2 0 1 5 5 0 6 

Northern 2nds 4 1 0 3 5 14 -9 3 

Grants Braes 2nds 4 1 0 3 4 21 -17 3 


Amalgamated Builers Div. 3 

University 3rds 5 5 0 0 17 5 12 15 

Caversham 3rd 5 3 2 0 11 6 5 11 

Northern 3rd A 5 3 0 2 15 1 14 9 

Northern 3rd B 5 3 0 2 18 6 12 9 

Roslyn Wakari AFC 5 2 2 1 12 7 5 8 

Melchester Rovers 5 2 2 1 11 8 3 8 

Grants Braes 3rds 5 2 0 3 10 12 -2 6 


Dunedin Technical 3rds 5 0 0 5 3 19 -16 0 

Mosgiel 3rds 5 0 0 5 6 31 -25 0 

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

If the above Tables 


are wrong... Maybe Saturday 

your Team Captain forgot to upload your morning. 

Results.... ( again,) 

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alL the action 

Mosgiel v University, Caledonian. 

High School Girls - Sunday 

St Hildas Purple 3 3 0 0 13 0 13 9 

Bayfield HS 3 2 1 0 12 2 10 7 

OGHS Senior B 3 2 0 1 4 5 -1 6 

Kavanagh 2 1 1 0 6 0 6 4 

Kaikorai College 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1 

St Hildas Blue 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1 

South Otago High Girls 2 0 0 2 0 5 -5 0 

Columba 2nds 3 0 0 3 1 18 -17 0 

Melo holds off Burgess

5.25 High, 4.25 wide Vol.14, no.8 May 19th, 2012 - Football South

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