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Volume 12,
number 11
14th, June
2014
The Potrich
punch,
plus Lewis Jackson
and Peter Overmire.
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Chatham Cup
Dn.Technical v Pleasant Point,
2 pm Tahuna,
University
v
Nth
Hearts, 2 pm Caledonian
ODT Premiership
FPL
Rnd11,
14th June, 2.45 pm
Round 3, April 11, at 2.45 pm
Caversham v. UniversityMosgiel
Tonga Park
v Roslyn Wakari, Memorial
Mosgiel v Dn Technical Green
Memorial
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Island
v Caversham, Sunnyvale
Roslyn Wakari Northern Ellis Park 1
Green Island v Milk Cup SUNDAY
Vol. 13 No.2 April 11, 2015
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 2, April 11, 2015
Contents,
Intro
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Milk Cup
Milk Cup
University
University
Green Island
Green Island
Caversham
Caversham
Northern
Northern
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Dn Technical
Thomas Mueller
Ref Waldren
Winton Wins
Milk Cup Squad
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The Jackson Five.
Mosgiel
Mosgiel
Referees
Terracing Tam
Football South
Womens Fixtures
Tago Pic Mix
FSouth Info
Oor Wooliam
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Weekend FPL Matches
Apologies re last weeks Draw which had late changes from the
DCC which moved matches from the Cale to Tahuna
FPL Round 3, April 11.
Caversham v. Otago University Tonga Park 1
Mosgiel v Dunedin Technical Memorial 1
Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ellis Park 1
Green Island v 2015 Milk Cup Squad
KGB at Prospect Park
Hope you are enjoying the Match Programmes in
PDF form - thats Portable Document Format which can download quickly since its under two
Rab
megs. not bad for over 30 pages.
Some single pics I get from
supporters are several times that size, right Neil ? Another
advantage of PDF is that you can open thumbnails on the left
hand side, so you can see and jump to individual pages but that does depend on which version of Adobe Acrobat
that you use, make sure its the latest update...
Have to apologise to Northern’s
Murray Dev. about revealing details of his ‘secret’ preseason game with Caversham. When your club ‘copy’
arrives, I normally skim read, then cut and paste, so I
missed the James Bond bit. Hope the KGB did not get
your Team formation Muz, what was it a
1-2-4-1-3, or is that just your phone number... ?
Tough job for the Milk Cup coaches,
pruning down the squad to 20 bods, and another two
players will yet be named as non-travelling reserves.
Grant Engineering
‘ Its
research test Lab. Orders
always
taken...
the
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hardest job we face,’ said
MC
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head coach Neil Mackenzie, ‘
there were some unhappy lads
left on the bank, but some will be
eligible next year, and on a
positive note - this appears to be
as strong a side as we’ve had for
Master
a while.’
A current trend is for
young players to study Phys Ed
and become personal trainers for
individuals and in some cases
whole teams,
but Otago Masters still train in
private in their own homes...
I got Murrays
Team list !
Rab.
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Ellis Park
Great Spirit but .....
Roslyn showed great fighting spirit to
recover ( almost ) from two erratic
performances at Easter. On the plus
side, there was plenty of ‘character’
and ‘ticker’ to fight back from being 31 down against the students, and even
worse - a mountain to climb at 0-4
against Tech. But the lads dug it in and especially against Varsity
provided a memorable last minute
climax that netted what seemed like an unlikely 3-3 draw.
Mike Sannum played a canon shot with a double take Pen. to give us a 1-nil
lead, but to continue the green baize analogy, we were snookered for the rest of that half
as Varsity stretched to a 3-1 lead - which might have been worse, but for a brave game
between the sticks by young Tom Stevens.
It was not until the 82nd minute that Roslyn
powered back into the game, when Shea Thompson
sliced through to make it 3-2, and more than a few
watches were scrutinised as the referee played on.
Just when it seemed that Varsity had survived,
Roslyn scored in injury time as Rupert Mark carved in
from the left and beat keeper James Berry with a ripper
of a shot to tie the match 3-3.
Tahuna on Monday, was bitter medicine, and could
have been more embarrassing.
Goals by
big Cam
and Blair
saved
some face
We need
better
next
week.
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RosWak
1 Tom Stevens
2 Ty. Barringer-Tairi
3 Isaac Nicholson
4 James Watson
5 Curtis Day
6 Damo Foster
7 Mike Sannum
8 Ben O’Farrell
9 Blair Bates
10 Cam Attwood
11 Fraser Cameron
12 Rupert Mark
13 Shea Thompson
14 Seamus Gray
15 Nathan Wilkie
16 Al Craig
17 Patrick Obanda
Coach Col Thom
Manager TVG
Ellis Park
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These new Zimmer lockers are a great Idea...
ODT FSouth Premiership 2015
The new Changing Rooms
Project is gathering
momentum as fans join the
Roslyn 100 Club
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Dunedin Technical AFC
Green Island AFC
Mosgiel AFC
Caversham AFC
Otago University
Roslyn Wakari AFC
2015 Milk Cup Squad
Northern AFC
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Football Otago Youth
Development Academy Trust
FOYDAT
P O Box 6044
Dunedin North 9056
Summer Gear...
Email: [email protected]
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Preparations are well underway for
this year’s Milk Cup adventure. The
lads are training hard, and we hope
to release the official Squad in this
issue of the Match Prog.
The management have
Apart from Training like demons,
been very busy organising flights,
the MC squad is likely to have
digs, and all the expensive details
Tongue measurements taken to
that go along with international
see who will front the Haka in
Sports Trips..
Coleraine
Predictably there will be
many Fundraisers such as the famous Wine and Beer Tasting evenings
hosted at Cableways, and there may also be Quizzes that will hurt your
brain as much as the Tastings... Sponsors, are again needed and a
painless way to help out is with the 250 club, ticket(s) below.
The prize is accommodation
in a Luxury Villa at Malaqereqere in
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Fiji, worth $5000. Tickets,
limited
to
250,
are available from Players,
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Coaches and Admin. Small businesses have supported this venture well in
the past, and my accountant says the cost is tax deductable....
all the best, Neil.
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
Roslyn first game of the season, and what a way to start what is to be a promising
season. Varsity came out strong in the first half, controlling the game with a confident
midfield combination and a steady back four. An early penalty to Roslyn was saved well
by new keeper James Berry, however he could not keep out the follow up effort. 1-0 to
Roslyn against the run of play. Going 1-0 down was all the motivation Varsity needed to
dominate the rest of the first half. Increasing pressure and level
heads lead to 3 goals, Truth Toheriri with a brace and captain
UNIVERSITY
Henry Flood were the men on the score card. A tense and
1, James Berry
cagey start to the second half had both teams looking vulnerable
2, Thomas Morley
at times, however neither team took their chances early in the
3, Matt Webb
second half. Roslyn settled down and started to play some
4, Cory Glover
attractive football, and were rewarded by two late goals to bring
5, Joe Clark
the scores level to 3-3. This is how the score would remain till
the final whistle.
6, Michael Hurley
Varsity vs Roslyn (Seconds)
7, Warkina Tujuba
With both teams looking to start the season with 3 points, it was
8, Matt Edridge
always going to be a tough game. From the first whistle Varsity
9, Ewan Bakker
looked confident in possession and looked to control the game.
10, Jeremy Fong
Roslyn, however, also looked good on the ball and with good use
11, Truthus Toheriri
of their wide players were able to put some early pressure on
12, Arnon Tapp
varsity back 4. A evenly split first half was marked by a great
13, Henry Flood
long range strike from the Roslyn forward, beating the keeper
14, Seb Brown
and putting Roslyn up 1-0. Not daunted by the task at hand,
15, Elliot Martin
Varsity started the second half well and were were in control of
the game for the first 30 minutes of the second spell. Varsity
16, Abel banda
were rewarded for their efforts with a goal from captain Will
17, Angus Pauley
turner-McDonald to bring the scores level at 1-1. Roslyn were
18, Darren Hart
the more composed and thorough team in the last ten minutes
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and took advantage of an attacking corner with
another great strike to win the game 2-1 and
earn their first 3 points of the season.
Varsity vs Mosgiel (Prems)
Hungry for three points, Varsity came out of
the blocks hot and were playing stylish football
in the first spell. Mosgiel were up to the task
and defended confidently to hold the visiting
Varsity boys goalless in the first half. A strong
Varsity back 4 looked comfortable in defending
quick paced and enthusiastic Mosgiel attacks.
Good defense was the story of the first half, 00 at the break. Mosgiel must have had a better
half time talk, as they came out the more
confident side after the break. Varsity,
although looking sharp at times, never found
their rhythm and struggled in the final third not
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to do. Mosgiel held
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up their steady pressure and
were rewarded
with two goals late in the second half to win the
game 2-0.
Varsity vs Mosgiel (Seconds)
Coming off a loss to Roslyn, Varsity were
eager to play well and leave Mosgiel with 3
points. Varsity were shaky with possession in the opening minutes but quickly steeled
into their rhythm and started to control the play. A physical Mosgiel midfield caused a
few problems for the players in the middle of the park for Varsity, however the back four
were resolute and didn't look like conceding. The score was opened by Varsity center
back Tom Eminson, first on the scene after a saved free kick. Mosgiel responded well to
this and started to play some of their nicest football of the match. They managed to
bring the score level at 1-1 and put the pressure back on Varsity. Another goal for
Varsity from Will Turner-McDonald just before the half gave varsity a boost going into
the second spell. Confident and patient football from Varsity was rewarded by 2 more
goals coming from Will Turner-McDonald
and Jack Waller and the game was decided at 4-1.
Tom Eminson
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
1. Josh Dyjkstra.
2. Ollie Brown
3. Jesse Smith
4. Cam McPhail
5. Tom Milton
6. Nathan Gunn
7. Bob Cox
8. Sean McIntee
9. Jack Kirkwood
10. Jake Johnson
11. Connor Neil
12. Nick Meglinski
13. Matt Mitchell
14. David Mwangi
15. Andrew Marshall
16. Reid Hulleman
17. Todd Wilson
18. Ben Koire
19. Nathan McDonell
Green Island Premier Team versus Northern: Played on a chilly
day at Forrester Park with a strong wind and unfortunately it
was a game of two halves. We played average in the first and
were a goal down to a good header.
Second half and we kept the ball better, and created
chances and scored five goals, Ben Kiore got a hat-trick, plus
Nathan McDonnell (2).
Man of the Match was Jack Kirkwood.
Good news for the clubs is that great progress is being
made in the planning for our new clubroom extensions.
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Averley
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Fletcher
Cup at
Tonga
Park
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Congratulations to our
Jacksons, both Tom and Lewis,
who picked up Awards at the
Southern United end of season
party. Five out of seven aint bad
eh?
Lashing's of sunshine met
both players and supporters at
Tonga Park on opening weekend
of the 2015 season.
The Premier match was
played on a decent track with both
teams attempting to dispel any
early season rustiness with
possession football.
It was a good-natured affair with Caversham probably doing enough to
shade possession and create the thicker share of chances to deserve a 2 nil
victory.
In the early fixture the 2nds took a half an hour to hit their stride but
eventually they opened their account through the ever-present Charles Owen. It
was a case of never looking back with 4 goals in the final 30 minutes to ensure a
comprehensive 5-1 victory.
Monday saw the Prems sit
out with the bye and the 2nds trek
out to Ocean Grove to play Grants
Braes. It was a stalemate at half
time then Ryan Fleming came on
and produced a clinical finish the
old man could appreciate.
With all eyes on the refs
watch thankfully the whistle blew
and we took all 3 points back to
Tonga Park.
The Conductor.
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Ellis Park
Its difficult to claim of
someone capable of eating
an apple through a tennis
racket - that he’s the very
embodiment of The Beautiful
Game, but such is the case
with Ronaldinho Gaúcho, the
footballer genius
“Proof ? OK, hows about his
famous ‘triple sombrero’
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Bilbao – its like evading a
pair of determined pickpockets in a narrow
alleyway while playing
keepy-uppy. Or, the
‘Elástico’, the one in which
he rolls the ball anticlockwise for a nanosecond
with the outside of his right
foot, moving it through about
thirty degrees, feigning astarboard, then, in the same
motion and without his foot
leaving the ball, flicks his
foot round to the other side
like a cobra, jinking off left - and away.
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Northern v Tech, on Friday
Unfortunately with Easter Friday we were missing 4 centre mids so we had to have a
reshuffle of the line up. With Ross McGreggor coming in for his first premier game,
and Freddie, Jack, Greg, Andrew, and Marco also having their first game for the club.
The club also welcomed back Angus.
The first half of the was pretty even with our back line keeping tech at bay,
and we threaten on the break. Our best highlight was having the ball cleared off the
line after about 20 minutes. But with 2 minutes to go before half time we were made to
pay from an error. Tech made no mistake and put themselves up 1-0 at HT. 2nd half
started and tech started to play a bit better.
Tech were reduced to 10 men with about 35 to go but that seemed to make
them play better! And within 2 minutes of that they had gone up 2 nil. We changed
our formation and started to throw people forward but unfortunately we left holes at
the back and tech were very good at putting away their opportunities. Final score 4-0.
But overall a good team performance. MOM Paolo Timajo.
Fletcher Cup - Friday’s game was a very
even match. The first half was very tight but
Tech edging it 1-0 with clinical finishing.
The second half Northern really bossed
with the majority of possession and chance but
Tech keeper Matt McKay pulled off some
fantastic saves. Like the first half Tech were
more clinical in front of goal and scored again
making the full time score 2-0 to Tech.
Very good game to be a part of and
very proud of my boys.
Man of the Match for Northern was young Louis
Peyroux who played his first game at Fletcher
Cup level and performed very well.
Lewis Houghton.
Monday was less good, despite taking a 1-nil
lead, Green Island hit back with pace, to turn
the tables and eventually grab a 5-1 win.
Training this week will address the
leaky defence situation
Murray
and, after the Cover pic ... ouch
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Last Year... 2014
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Book
Review
Great Start by Rampant Rea
Northern v. GI at Forrester. We took an early
deserved lead from a set piece, Hendo put in a
great delivery for our towering CB Jack Rea to
head us in front after 25 minutes.
Jack then put in a great tackle at the
According to author Wilson other end when GI looked clean through.
Clough was confrontational,
Unfortunately that was the end of the game for
amiable, brash, obnoxious,
Jack as he came off with an injured ankle.
charming, hypocritical,
With no backs on the bench, Ben came
generous, money-obsessed,
on after having played 90 minutes for the 2nd
canny, clever, anti-intellectual,
team.
messianic, worshipped, lonely,
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occasionally xenophobic and
We still looked good
and should have
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self-pitying, often witty,
scored 2 more but Andrew hit the cross bar, and
bullying, thin-skinned,
then later when he raced away
courageous,
strident and
with a 2 on 1 he slipped over with the goal
vacillating, a visionary and a
beckoning.
compulsive, insecure and selfUp 1-0 at HT.
aggrandising, a boozer, a
GI came out firing and passed a whole lot
gardener, a family man, fond
better and were much quicker in attack. They
of his downtime, an idealist
made their shots count as well, putting most of
and a materialist, noblethem on target.
minded and sanctimonious.
And above all, Brian Howard
With Freddie in Goals making some great
Clough was one of a kind.
saves, but in the end scoring 5. Well done to GI.
It didn't help not having any fresh subs, but this
Although he does remind me
week we will welcome back Craig, Emmet, Cam
of some Otago coaches
K, and Taylor who have all been away over
we’ve had. Rab.
Easter.
Cheers Murray
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Caversham v University
1. Luka Velebit GK
2. Benjudah Fitzpatrick
3. Craig Ferguson
4. Logan Wrightwebb
5. Sam Cosgrave
6. Mitchell Carter
7. Seamus Ryder ©
8. Andrew Ridden
9. Brett Clifford
10. Thomas Jackson
11. Lewis Jackson
12. Michael Hogan
13. Daryl Putt RGK
14. Viljami Vuorenmaa
15. Jared Grove
17. Rhys Henderson
18. Tore Waechter
19. Sam Collier
Head Coach: Tim Horner
Assistant Coach: Richard
Murray
1, James Berry
2, Thomas Morley
3, Matt Webb
4, Cory Glover
5, Joe Clark
6, Michael Hurley
7, Warkina Tujuba
8, Matt Edridge
9, Ewan Bakker
10, Jeremy Fong
11, Truthus Toheriri
12, Arnon Tapp
13, Henry Flood
14, Seb Brown
15, Elliot Martin
16, Abel banda
17, Angus Pauley
18, Darren Hart
Coach D. Hart
Match Officials, Calvin Berg, Kevin Smith, Al Neilson
Round 3, April 11.
Caversham v. Otago University Tonga Park 1
Mosgiel v Dunedin Technical Memorial 1
Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ellis Park 1
Green Island v 2015 Milk Cup Squad
Premier League
Memorial, 2.45 pm
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Mosgiel v Dn Technical
1 Zane Green
2 Jessie Wright
3 Tom Kindley
4 Matt Kelly
5 Aaron Corkill
6 Tom Cairns
7 Morgan Day
8 Rahan Ali
9 Isaac Snell
10 Eder Franchini
11 Cody Brook
12 Tom Bekkers
13 Hamish Cotter
14 Reagan Coldicott
15 Michael Bu
16 Riley Anderton
17 Ifeanyichukwu
Ability Unamadu
Coach Andy Brook
Manager Pat Howell
Tech. Director
Craig Stevens.
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1 - Tom Batty
2 - David Hayman
3 - Ross Howard
4 - Andrew Douglas
5 - Matt Joy
6 - Michael Abbott
7 - Justin Flaws
8 - Tim McLennan
9 – Josh Stewart
10 - Taylor McCormack
11 - Alistair Rickerby
12 - Aaron Burgess
13 – Liam Whittaker
14 – Abe McPherson
15 - Tom Houghton
16 – Christian Yarros
17 – Michael Neaverson
18 - John Curwen
19 – Logan Mamanu
20 – Matt McKay
Coach - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
Mngr. - Gav Wheeler
Physio - C-Wi Cheang
Match Officials, Jack Cowie , Jeff Clamp, Chris Boyd
Round 4, April 18
Dunedin Technical v. Caversham Tahuna Park 1
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari Sunnyvale 1
Northern v Mosgiel Caledonian Ground
Otago University v 2015 Milk Cup Squad
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Roslyn-Wakari v Northern
1 Blair Brown
2 Paolo Timajo
3 Kris Sweetapple
4 Jack Rea
5 Adam Harris
6 David Henderson
7 Andrew Welford
8 Campbell Kerr
9 Craig Wilkinson
10 Greg Thurlow
11 Angus Milne
12 Emmet MacLaurin
13 Taylor Quirk
14 Jonty Ashworth
15 Marko Kondov
16 Mike Scott
17 Shaun Richards
RGK - Fred Haidekker
1 Tom Stevens
2 Tyrr Barringer-Tairi
3 Isaac Nicholson
4 James Watson
5 Curtis Day
6 Damo Foster
7 Mike Sannum
8 Ben O’Farrell
9 Blair Bates
10 Cam Attwood
11 Fraser Cameron
12 Rupert Mark
13 Shea Thompson
14 Seamus Gray
15 Nathan Wilkie
16 Al Craig
17 Patrick Obanda
Coach Murray Devereux
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
Coach Col Thom
Manager TVG
Gk Coach P. Evans
Match Officials, Anton Whelan , Edward Cook, Mark James
Round 3, April 11.
Caversham v. Otago University Tonga Park 1
Mosgiel v Dunedin Technical Memorial 1
Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ellis Park 1
Green Island v 2015 Milk Cup Squad
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Premier League
Sunday at Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm
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Green Island v Milk Cup Squad
1. Josh Dykstra.
2. Ollie Brown
3. Jesse Smith
4. Cam McPhail
5. Tom Milton
6. Nathan Gunn
7. Bob Cox
8. Sean McIntee
9. Jack Kirkwood
10. Jake Johnson
11. Connor Neil
12. Nick Meglinski
13. Matt Mitchell
14. David Mwangi
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16. Reid Hulleman http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
17. Todd Wilson
18. Ben Koire
19. Nathan McDonell
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Coach, Neil Mackenzie
Assist . Andy Duncan
Hayden Bewley
Spencer Byers
Matthew Duke
Anton Fitzgerald
Ryan Fleming
Ben Happs
Josh MacMillan
Josh Makey
George McCall
Emrys McNabb
Tom Milton
Alastiar Moore
Karl Northey
Ben O’Farrell
Kai Paetz
Ben Rae
Jack Short
Nick Smart
Jack Smith
Liam Whittaker
Match Officials, Calvin Berg ...
Round 4, April 18
Dunedin Technical v. Caversham Tahuna Park 1
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari Sunnyvale 1
Northern v Mosgiel Caledonian Ground
Otago University v 2015 Milk Cup Squad
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‘Victor,’ mon ami...
Prems had a 6-2 win over Roslyn, an outstanding first half display of
attacking football gave us a 4-0 halftime lead with goals to Tim McLennan
2, Taylor McCormack and John Curwen. Another goal to Andrew Douglas
early in the 2nd half effectively wrapped the game up before Roslyn fought
back with a couple of late goals before Tim McLennan completed his first
hattrick. Good displays from Josh Stewart and John Curwen but Man of
match was Tim McLennan.
Tek
1 - Tom Batty
2 - David Hayman
3 - Ross Howard
4 - Andrew Douglas
5 - Matt Joy
6 - Michael Abbott
7 - Justin Flaws
8 - Tim McLennan
9 – Josh Stewart
10 - Taylor McCormack
11 - Alistair Rickerby
12 - Aaron Burgess
13 – Liam Whittaker
14 – Abe McPherson
15 - Tom Houghton
16 – Christian Yarros
17 – Michael Neaverson
18 - John Curwen
19 – Logan Mamanu
20 – Matt McKay
Coach - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
Mngr. - Gav Wheeler
Physio - C-Wi Cheang
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The Waldron Way
The path to FIFA refereeing
“I’d had a couple of knee operations so
my playing days were coming towards an
end and I saw Paul attending the
tournament and thought; that’s a great way
to stay involved in the game I love,” FIFA
referee Nick Waldron said.
After the tournament, taken out by
a Brazilian side which included the
legendary likes of Roberto Carlos, Kaka
and Cafu, Waldron got in touch with
Auckland Football and made his first steps
on a new journey.
“I started off refereeing on the
Conference level and quickly progressed
up to the Northern League level and I think I did a Premier match within the first year or two. It
was a quick transition to men’s football. Lots of players have a generally good understanding of
the laws and it was a good way to stay involved and keep participating as the third team on the
pitch.”
From those early years, Waldron has moved along the New Zealand Football
Referee Pathway having taken full advantage of a myriad of development programmes which
the now 32-year-old official says have born huge opportunity. “It’s basically a year-round
process for us now. We’re coming towards the end of the A-League and the ASB Premiership
and then we’re moving into the Oceania Champions League and I’ve also been fortunate to have
been appointed as a support referee to the U-20 World Cup in New Zealand so that’s a great
honour.
“The second half of 2015 it just continues; there is the South Pacific Games in Papua
New Guinea so there is potential to be attending that and ultimately it would be great to get to the
U-17 World Cup in Chile – that’s what is on the horizon this year.”
“We are constantly reviewing a lot of footage and watching games. The A-League has
a good process where there is a review of match incidents during the week so there is constant
up-skilling in that regard. In terms of training, we train as a unit and it’s really good. We often
get 15 at our training sessions and it’s a good way to communicate and network but also
really focus on up-skilling and improve our fitness with our dedicated trainer.”
Looking back, Waldron says one of the key ingredients in his rise is no different than
the recipe to producing talented players up and down the country: minutes logged.
“I think when you start out it’s really important to do as many games as you can.
There’s nothing like experience. When you have a situation that comes up and it’s the first
time that situation has come up, you deal with it.
“As you grow and as you learn and become more experienced, those new situations
become less and less so you can deal with them better than you did last time.
“It’s all learning. Listen to people but be your own referee. Don’t try to follow or mimic
other officials. “Everyone has their own style.” Be it Raul, Ronaldo, Zidane or Paul Smith.
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WINTON - Wins QCM
Football South General Manager Bill
Chisholm travelled down to Winton on
Saturday with Wooliam the FIFA U-20
Mascot to present Winton Football Club
with the 1-star developing Club award
for Quality Club Mark (QCM).
In 2014 Winton Football worked
with the previous Football Manager Ken
Cresswell and Sport Southland to
determine whether they had the recommended structure and processes in place
to help the Club develop.
There are 12 sections to the Quality Club Mark that NZ Football have
determined if present in a developing Club will provide a good base for developing:
Club Administration, Leadership, Finance, Compliance, Volunteers,
Player Development, Equal Opportunities, Coach Development, Girls & Women's
Development, Referee Development, Community Development
Club President Bronwyn Campbell felt that the process of becoming
QCM accredited was a process that reaffirmed the policies and proceedures that
Winton already had in place and it felt good to be acknowledged for the hard work
her Club and committee were already doing.
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Dunedin QCM club ?
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Milk Cup Squad
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Hayden Bewley
Spencer Byers
Matthew Duke
Anton Fitzgerald
Ryan Fleming
Ben Happs
Josh MacMillan
Josh Makey
George McCall
Emrys McNabb
Tom Milton
Alastiar Moore
Karl Northey
Ben O’Farrell
Kai Paetz
Ben Rae
Jack Short
Nick Smart
Jack Smith
Liam Whittaker
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Contact
Tom
New
Seasons
Gloves
At left is a 20 player Milk Cup training squad, two of whom
have yet to be named as non traveling reserves.
The traveling 18 will be named after the training camp on
the 13, 14 & 15 of April.
This has been a most difficult squad to pick for various
reason not least because of the quality of players who
presented for selection.
We have had to leave out players who in previous years, we feel, would
have made selection. There will be a flood of communications coming out over the
next few days and considerable paper work to be completed to meet
administration requirements by the Northern Ireland Dale Farm Milk Cup
Committee.
Neil Mackenzie
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Mali Joins Dunedin Group
in FIFA U20 World Cup.
The African nation Mali, which finished fourth at
the recent under-20 African championships in
Senegal, was drawn in pool D of the under-20
World Cup with Mexico, Uruguay and Serbian
matches to be played in Dunedin.
Mali will play its first two group matches
against Mexico and Serbia at the Otago Stadium,
before playing Uruguay in Hamilton. Mali went
through the African championships group stage
undefeated, but fell 2-1 to Senegal in the
semifinal.
The other 20 teams to qualify for the World Cup were drawn into pools
last month. New Zealand benefited from a favourable draw to be pitted in pool A
with Ukraine, Myanmar and the United States.
The U20 WC kicks off in Auckland on May 30.
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The Jackson Five Strike Again ...
Southern United Awards, 2014-15
In a near clean sweep for the Jackson Family...
Youth Team - Young P.O.Y.- Lewis Jackson
Youth Team - Golden Boot - Lewis Jackson
Youth Team - MVP award, Josh Dijkstra
Seniors - Young P.O.Y.- Andrew Ridden
Seniors - MVP award - Tom Jackson
Players Player Award - Tom Jackson
Golden Boot Award - Tom Jackson
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sexy football....
with thetoPermanent
Andy The
was Club
still looking
work on hisHappy
"build Hour
it and....
they
will come" mantra from last season and said in passing
to his wife " I want sexy football " this year - so she
whisked him off to 50 shades of grey - and despite
being highly excited he couldn't quite replicate it and
had to suffice with 30 something shades of Greene
between the sticks and SPICED up the midfield with
Eder from CHILLI ( groan ) as well as Tom Cairns from
Q'town all starting against the students on Easter
Monday.
It's not often you come up against Uni in the
holidays and have more of your squad away than the
students or a squad younger than the old boys of
Albany St.
Playing an attacking 4-3-3 the first half was played at break neck speed
with plenty of intricate passing. Matt Kelly stung the palms of the opposing
keeper early and Cody Brooks had one ruled out.
Head Coach Andy Brook
0-0 at the break and evenly balanced ; the
Managing Director Pat Howell
second half was a relentless tide of blue . Rahan
Coaching Tech. Director
Ali put us ahead in the 51st finishing off from
Craig Stevens.
close range after
1 Zane Green
Jesse Wright bombed
2 Jessie Wright
down the flank and
3 Tom Kindley
fed Matt who slipped a
4 Matt Kelly
5 Aaron Corkill
beaut ball onto
6 Tom Cairns
Rahan.
7 Morgan Day
The second
8 Rahan Ali
came late on with a
9 Isaac Snell
Pen to Eder following
10 Eder Franchini
a great run from Ifane
11 Cody Brook
causing panic in the
12 Tom Bekkers
box and Eder fed Matt
13 Hamish Cotter
who took a tumble and
14 Reagan Coldicott
Our Chilean "rock star"
15 Michael Bu
made sure of all the
16 Riley Anderton
points . Pod was
17 Ifeanyichukwu
q'town Tom who put in
Ability Unamadu
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Scotland beat Nth Ireland 1-nil
Scotland beat Nth Ireland 1-nil, then
Gibralter 8-1, A September double-header against
Georgia and Germany is on the horizon but before that
is the mouth-watering prospect of facing the Republic
of Ireland in June.
It is a match neither can afford to lose if they
are realistic about challenging Poland and Germany
for the top two qualification slots.
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan: "I'm
upbeat because after five games in a real hard group,
to be where we are is not bad."
Scotland's remaining qualifying fixtures
Republic of Ireland (a) 13 June 2015, Georgia (a) 4 September 2015, Germany (h) 7
September 2015, Poland (h) 8 October 2015, Gibraltar (a) 11 October 2015. 1. And
here are some famous Strachan Quips Reporter: ”Gordon, can we have a quick word ?”
Strachan: ”Velocity” (walks off).
2. Reporter: ”Gordon, do you think James Beattie should be in the England squad?”
Strachan: ”I don’t care, I’m Scottish.”
More to come, Strachan’s a Star.
a great shift at centre back
Our seconds lost 1-4 to Uni with Phil
Kelly equalising in the 1st half but with 8
changes to the starting line up from friday we
failed to replicate our earlier
Easter form.
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had Uni under pressure but despite good
efforts from Ryan, Jerry, Harry and Ray we
weren't able to force our way back . On
Friday we beat Braes 2-1. 2 up early on with
Andreas nodding in a beauty - braes came
back in the 2nd half and could've got a share
of the points but for a moment of sheer
unselfish sportsmanship - one on one with
our young keeper the braes player tumbled
in the box - we all groaned . The ref pointed
to the spot ( no complaints at all) only for the
braes player to wave away the pen.
Robbies got a good young team over
at the grove and their fair play attitude
should be applauded
around the grounds
Nev
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Eder
Football South Referees Newsletter
Match Official Appointments
Saturday 11th April
F.South Premier
14.45 Ellis 1
Roslyn Wakari v Northern
Anton Whelan , Edward Cook, Mark James
14.45 Memorial 2
Mosgiel v
Dn Technical
Jack Cowie , Jeff Clamp, Chris Boyd
14.45 Tonga 1
Caversham
v University
Calvin Berg, Kevin Smith, Al Neilson
A J Grant - Div 1
12.45 Ellis 2
Roslyn
v Northern
Edward Cook
12.45 Memorial 2
Mosgiel
v Dunedin Technical Richard Roberts
12.45 Tonga 3
Caversham
v Otago University
Wilson James
14.45 Sunnyvale 1
Green Island
v Grants Braes
David O’Hare
A B L - Div 2
14.45 Forrester 1
Northern
v Green Island
Josh Dijskra
14.45 Logan Park 2
University
v Grants Braes
Terry Saunders
14.45 Bayfield 1
Mel Rovers
v Mornington
Bruce Ryder
Sunday 12th April
Kingsgate Premier
Check Tahuna 1
Dunedin Technical v Roslyn Wakari
Simon Morris
13.00 Logan Park 2
Otago University
v Queenstown Rovers Jack Cowie
Friendly match
14.45 Sunnyvale 1
Green Island
v Milk Cup Squad
Calvin Berg,
T B C , Mark James
Futsal Refs
Jeff
The Futsal team at Football South have been
working hard to develop the game and the
leagues at the Edgar Centre have become so
popular even getting a car park around the venue
proves difficult at times.
They have over sixty local refs on their
books with the vast majority under 18 years old.
As part of the development of the programme the
young refs have been assessed and coaching
points communicated to them.
The game is so quick most players don’t
have the time to dispute referee decisions as
they risk being distracted from their task and the
opposition can easily take advantage.
Digital Oram Ref.
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Young trialist at Forrester
NZSS National Futsal Championship 2015
1 St Patrick’s College Wellington2 St Pauls Collegiate School3 Otago Boys’ Seniors4 Buller High School Seniors5 Horowhenua College-
4 4 0 0 23 5 18 12
4 3 0 1 31 12 19 9
4 2 0 2 11 15 -4 6
4 1 0 3 5 23 -18 3
4 0 0 4 2 17 -15 0
1Hamilton Boys’ High School Senior4 3 0 1 24 5 19 9
2 Nelson Boys College4 3 0 1 17 8 9 9
3 Scots College4 3 0 1 14 9 5 9
4 St Andrew’s College Senior Boys4 1 0 3 11 11 0 3
5 Bayfield High School4 0 0 4 5 38 -33 0
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Terracing Tam Forecast
Caversham v University
Mosgiel v Dn Technical
Roslyn Wakari v Northern
Green Island v Milk Cup
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x
1
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‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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Matt,
Shane,
Wilson,
DMC,
Mike,
Hayley,
Bill
More coaching sessions were held at Logan park on Sunday, where Owain
Prosser, covered ‘ first step for coaches of adult players on how to organise enjoyable
coaching sessions and working on specific areas of team
development.
Looking at areas such as “Warm Ups”, “What to do on Game Day” and
“Benefits of Small Sided Games”. The course was designed to help working with players
aged 16+ years, involved in all 11v11 Football formats, and was attended by keen
enthusiasts.
Notice is hereby given to, Members of No 7 District Federation of New Zealand Soccer
Inc, (Football South) that the
Annual General Meeting
will be held at Football South – Sargood Centre – Otago Polytechnic Function Centre, 40
Logan Park Drive, Dunedin on, Sunday 31st May, 2015 at 11am
The Business of the Annual General Meeting shall be: 1. Apologies, 2. Confirm
minutes of 2014 AGM, 3. Receive the Annual Report of the Board, 4. Present the
Annual Financial Statements and Auditors Report for the 12 months ended 31 December
2014. 5. To elect the Patron for the ensuring term, 6. To elect the Vice President for
the ensuring term, 7. To consider and vote on any written
Notices of Motion or amendments received,
8. To declare the results of the postal ballot for elected
Board members, 9. To consider and vote on any Life
Membership and Honorary Membership 10. To appoint an
Auditor, 11. To transact any General Business
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Futsal in Dunedin
Local Futsal is at the Edgar Centre,
most days... plus..
MondAdult 6.15 to 9.30pm
Tuesday - Intermediate + HighSch4pm to 7pm.
WedPrimary 3.30pm to 6.30pm
ThursHigh school from 4pm to 6pm.
.
April 2015 ASB, Holiday Fun
Football & Futsal, Mon.13th APRIL – Thurs.16th 9.00am 3.30pm, Ages 6 - 12yrs,
Cost:Football (4 days) - $80, Futsal (4 days) - $80, Football
& Futsal (4 days) - $140
Morning - Football (9.00 - 12.00) , Afternoon - Futsal (12.30
- 3.30) At The Edgar Centre, Bring: Shin pads, Water
Bottle, Morning Tea & Lunch,
For more information contact:
FDO Dave Martin-Chambers, Email: [email protected]
734 323 , Or Mike Clark Futsal Development Manager, Email:
[email protected] Phone: 027 740 3563
Phone: 021
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Masters 2014
Round 1, 12th April
Dunedin Technical
Roslyn Wakari
Culling Park 1
University
Queenstown Logan Park 2
Round 2
Roslyn Wakari
University 2014
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown Dunedin Technical
Queenstown
Round 3
Dunedin Technical
University
Culling Park 1
Queenstown Roslyn Wakari
Queenstown Events Centre
Round 4
Roslyn Wakari
Dunedin Technical
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown University Queenstown Events Centre
Round 5
University
Roslyn Wakari
Logan Park 2
Dunedin Technical
Queenstown Culling Park 1
Round 6
University
Dunedin Technical
Logan Park 2
Roslyn Wakari
Queenstown Ellis Park 1
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Football south
PO Box 969, Dunedin 9054
Sargood Sports House, 40 Logan Park Drive,
Dunedin, 9016, Fax 03-4746415
Patron : Blair Davidson, President : Jeff Walker, Chairman : Matthew Holdridge,
Board Members :
Dougal McGowan, David Thomson, Gordon Crombie, Jarod Chisholm,
Tania Cassidy, Richard Smith, and Neil Mackenzie
General Manager : Bill Chisholm
[email protected] ph. 4259468
Programme Editor : Rab Smith, [email protected], 022 4738098
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Sean Hamill, Competitions
Manager, Ph 425 9282 or 021 949 052,
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Football Dev.Manager, Shane Carvell, Ph 425 9464 or 021 416 851,
[email protected]
Football Dev. Officer, Dave M-Chambers, Ph 425 9469 or 021 734 323,
[email protected]
Women’s Football Dev. Officer, Hayley Stirling, Ph 425 9359 or 021 924
804, [email protected]
Futsal Dev. Manager, Mike Clark Ph 474 6424 or 027 740 3563,
[email protected]
Futsal Dev. Officer, Wayne Gray 027 247 8148,
[email protected]
Referee Development Officer, Wilson James, 027 209 7228,
[email protected]
Games Development & Operations Manager, Tracy Fleet, ph. 425 9467 or
021 595 414, [email protected]
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