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Football South
FIFA
U20s
World
Cup
Volume 13,
number 3
eleventh
April
2014
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FPL Rnd 4, April 18, at 2.45 pm
Dunedin Technical v. Caversham Tahuna Park 1
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari Sunnyvale 1
Northern v Mosgiel , Forrester Park
University v Milk Cup, Bayfield, Sunday.
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 2, April 11, 2015
Contents,
Intro
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Milk Cup
Rob Sherman Coach
University
University
Green Island
Green Island
Caversham
Caversham
Northern
Northern
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Dn Technical
FIFA U20s
Rufer & Reid
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Winton Wins
Womens Fball
Womens Fball
Mosgiel
Mosgiel
Referees
Terracing Tam
Football South
Womens Fixtures
Tago Pic Mix
FSouth Info
Wooliam Mike
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Weekend FPL Matches
Always check FSouth Fixtures on Friday in case of changes.
Womens Premier Rnd 1, 18th April, 1 pm.
Roslyn Wakari v University, Ellis park
Queenstown v Dn Technical, Queenstown.
FPL Round 4, April 18, 2.45 pm
Dn Technical v. Caversham, Tahuna Park
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari, Sunnyvale
Northern v Mosgiel, Forrester Park
University v Milk Cup, Bayfield, Sunday
Jackson Five - again ...
Congrats to all award winners - Tom Jackson
won Southern’s three major player awards, Player
of the Year, Players Player, and Golden Boot.
Rab
And in his shadow, brother Lewis won
Southern’s Youth team Players Player, and Golden
Boot, to give the Jackson family an almost clean sweep of awards.
Goalkeeper Josh Dijkstra won the Youth teams Player of the year, and at senior
level Andrew Ridden was awarded the Young Player of the Year award.
However, plans must be afoot to strengthen the national league squad for next
season, and many supporters look forward to the Club AGM, ( which was postponed
earlier this year ) and anticipate hearing about future plans to improve the final League
placings which have been poor for several years.
No doubt there will be keen interest and analysis of Southern’s balance sheet
after its financial windfalls, from the continued success of Auckland City in the FIFA
World Club Cup competition.
Good to see Womens Football starting up again, and while Technical starts
favourite, University and Roslyn will be
competive, as will Queenstown, coached by
Brazillian goalkeeper Danniel Bocatios.
The senior mens Queenstown side has
disappointed in settling for playing in
Invercargill’s Donald Gray this year, and
since no other clubs were keen to fill the gap,
the competition now only has seven Dunedin
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teams, and the resulting Bye each week
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which is an anathema - not good at all.
But on the bright side, The FIFA U20s
World Cup is approaching fast, and
Dunedin’s slow ticket purchases are a worry
for the new organiser Mike McGarry who will have to hone his organisational skills
to kick-start local sales - see page 11 ...
Lets support the U20s,
Buy your Tickets NOW !
Or did you buy them
Mike ! Bill ! Get back in here... The
..... yesterday ?
Ticket Sales chart was upside down
Rab.
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Ellis Park
After the Men's Prems had a
mixed opening weekend over Easter,
they came up against a potentially
tricky Northern side who were
determined to retain the Stumpy
Brownlie Memorial. Wal had asked
his young side to play with some pride
and they sure did - registering a
sensational 9-0 victory to kick-start
the season.
Our new faces were all to the
fore and the team played some great
footy in front of a happy home crowd.
Blair Bates scored four and Isaac
Nicholson three and Rupert Mark
picked up Man of the Match.
Peewee
continued
his perfect
start in
charge of
the
Seconds,
making it 3
from 3 with a comfortable 5-0 win over Northern. The boys
knocked the ball around the park nicely with Wilkie and
Mikey Taylor impressive, and the veteran keeper Watty was
good again in goals with a clean sheet. New lad Nick Tooley
was Player of the Day.
PV's Thirds made the long journey to Memorial and
shared the points in a 1-1 draw with Mosgiel. It was definitely
a case of two points lost, as Roslyn dominated and had a
host of chances. Ironically the goal was via an ugly Route
One approach but they all count and Malcolm McIver took his
chance well. The veteran of all veteran keepers Pete Evans
was Man of the Match.
It was a bad day in Division 3 as both the Whites
and Blacks were soundly beaten. The Whites went down 1-4
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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
to a Melchester team that rates themselves,
and Dan's boys may need to work on their
fitness (don't we all?) after letting it slip in
the second half. Ben Hume was busy at the
back and was Player of the Day. Meanwhile
Lippy's Blacks were missing a lot of last
seasons Champion side and went down 1-5
to a classy Caversham side. Scotty Tierney
scored their only goal and impact player
Phil 'Enganche' Lyndom earned POD.
The Chargers had a topsy turvy game
on the Highveldt against Northern, which
ended in a 2-2 draw. Ben O'Connor scored
a cracker to take an early lead, but it took a
late Foz special to get a point. Great effort
from the young lads, with Adam 'Lazarus'
Ryland impressive in goal, including saving
a penalty (which was only fair seeing as it
resulted from his foul) to earn a free drink
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a hard fought 20 win over the Originals on the Postage
Stamp. It was scoreless at half time but
Marcelo and Super Sid scored in the
second half. Glenn Smith was best on park
for the Stallions with a clean sheet. The
game was played in good spirits and a big
thanks to El Presidente Gaz for marking out
the pitch at the last minute.
The derby in the 45's saw the Colts win 62 against the Moas. The Moas opened the
scoring through Dougy
with a pinpoint shot/cross,
but the Colts then took
control with new boy Steve
POD
Scott
Jarvis
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M.
M.
FOYDAT - Milk Cup Training Camp, Dunedin
Mon 13 April 2015.
10:30-12 noon Training @ Ellis Park Beep Test Then
Individual Defending - progressing to pairs
1:00pm to 1:30pm match day preparation
1:30-3:30pm Training @ Ellis Park Defensive triangle.
game, working on small group defending
Tues 14 April 2015 10:30-12:00am Training @ Ellis Park Defending as a team.
8 man defensive screen, 1– 1:30pm Injury maintenance
and prevention,
1:30-3:30pm Training @ Ellis Park Defending set pieces
Wed 14 April 2015 10-12noon Training @ Ellis Park Defending Pressing in the
attacking 1/3 in a 4 4 2 & a 4 5 1
1:00pm – 1:30pm Team ethos – how to succeed on an
international tour. 1:30-3:30pm @ Ellis Park, Squad Game.
Coming Events - Plyometrics at KVC, Team Quizzes, Beer and Wine Tasting
Fundraisers, and a series of Practice matches against FPL sides
Future U13 Milk Cup Competition
Manchester United have given the thumbs up to a new competition for young players at
next summer's Dale Farm Milk Cup. After the success of last year's Inaugural Under-13
tournament, the competition's organising committee have decided to build the category
into next year's programme. Eight teams will participate in the new Minor section which
will include league fixtures and a knockout format to complete the week.
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Rob
Sherman
Workshop
Rob is the Technical Director for NZ
Football, and was an ex-professional
player with extensive experience of
Football in Europe.
He possesses a varied and diverse skill set that has enabled him to work at the
highest level across a number of areas in the game. Rob created, and implemented a
fully residential Academy for talented players from across the Oceania region.
He has directed and delivered the Coach Education program including the UEFA
Pro and A licenses, Rob has supported the performance of International teams attending
the FIFA Women’s World Cup, U20 Men’s World Cup and the Senior Men during the
qualifying stages for the 2008 Beijing Olympics & the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
This Workshop is not be Missed : Sunday 26th April - Senior & Youth
Coaching Workshop – 9am -5pm Cost $15 - Venue Sargood House Logan Park – This
workshop will outline the National Team Model, Professional Coach Model and game
training methodology. Led by Rob Sherman Technical Director for New Zealand Football
- he will also touch on the launch of a new national coaching register and record of prior
learning and how this works.
To Register please visit the Football South website: www.footballsouth.co.nz
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and proceed under the coaching
tab. Be quick - limited places are available
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More Football South Coaching Courses
Tuesday 28th April, (Intro) Whole of Football Plan Women Only, Sport Otago House - Logan Park,
7pm-9.30pm, Free
Monday 4th May,
Youth Level 1, Logan Park,
6pm-10pm, $70
Mon.11th May, Yth Level 2 - Player Centred
Coaching, L. Park, 6-10pm, $70
Monday 18th May, Junior Level 2 - Player Centred
Coaching, Sp. Otago House Logan Park, 6pm-10pm, $70
Monday 25th May, (Intro) Whole of Football Plan, Sp.
Otago House - Logan Park, 7pm-9.30pm, Free,
Monday 8th June, Youth Level 2 - Tactical Coaching,
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
6pm-10pm, $70
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
11-nil Win !
First game of the season for the
University woman today and two great
results for the ladies. At Logan Park
the prems took on new entrants to the
competition Queenstown.
Unsure of the opposition the
girls set about their business and
looked to control the match with
attacking football from the start. It
wasn’t long before the first corner of
the match led to the opening goal
when Annie Gilchrist pounced on a
loose ball in the box to open the
Logan Park
scoring.
The girls continued to apply the pressure with penetrating runs from both Megan
O’mally and Renee Bacon setting up there respective strikers for goals that appeared
simple but very pleasing to watch!
Having achieved our goal by half time of 6 goals the girls regrouped and after
the break picked up from where they left off.
At times Queenstown played some nice football but could not quite
breakdown a resilient University defense spear headed by Annie Gilchrist who had an
outstanding match.
A brace by all four girls up front produced a flattering final score of 11-0 and a
great start to the season. In the second game our women’s division 1 team overcame a
physical Mosgiel team with a confidence boosting 2-0 win at Memorial Park.
Football South’s AGM will be at Logan Park,
y 31st Ma
y, 2015 at 11am. Try to get along ...
on Sunda
Sunday
May
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Matt,
Shane,
Wilson,
DMC,
Mike,
Hayley,
Bill
“NZF National teams have been to the fore
recently with the U20s in Uzbekistan and the
Football Ferns in St Louis, USA, continuing their
build ups to their respective World Cups.
I am sure there will be some positive if
harsh lessons to come out of both sets of defeats.
The All Whites are in a different earlier
developmental stage of their build up to World
Cup qualifying – although that is the ultimate aim
for Russia in 2018…….so the manner of the 1-0
defeat was encouraging.”
“It was great to see a couple of local
lads featuring in the All Whites squad vs South
Korea. The pathway from grassroots Dunedin to
All White international is not an easy one and
more difficult from this end of the country.
Joel
Congratulations to both Joel Stevens
and Cam Howieson for flying the Football South
flag again. The pathway for an International Manager is not an easy either, but in
Anthony Hudson NZ seemshttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
to have a character determined to do things his way, with youth
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And “Kiwis” being unearthed from wherever he can get
them. Also, the idea of a Kiwi playing style and philosophy filtering down from the All Whites
to the under-age teams is designed to give us a better chance at success on the world stage.
I think it makes sense to have a more coordinated approach to our National Teams’
set up rather every coach working on his own i.e we will start to see Hudson’s influence right
through the teams.
The NZF High Performance plan of “Beyond Football” is designed to complement
this more coordinated approach, taking our international teams to the world – making use of
the The No 1 in the World profile of our Game eg playing South Korea - a country that is also
a major economic trading partner to maximise exposure & financial leverage.
Andy Martin, NZF CEO, has been gathering a new team around him at NZF ready
to take us forward – we have already seen evidence of that with visits from Andy Boyens and
Owain Prosser around the WOFP Youth and Junior space.
And upcoming visits from Rob Sherman, NZF Technical Director, and Cam
Mitchell, Community Development Manager (Head of Domestic Game in NZ) – the U20s
World Cup – the Football Ferns World Cup in Canada – and the U17s in
Chile later in the year, so exciting times at both international
and domestic levels of the game in NZ”
Bill Chisholm
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
No reports from
Green Island this
week, poor Averley
was ready, poised
with pen in hand - But,
nothing to report.
Could it be that
those rumours of
Duelling Banjos at
Sunnyvale are
unfounded, and that
the Green Battalions
were all the Stadium,
cheering on wee
Rod.... Stewart that is
not Rod Fleming,
tsk, tsk
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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
‘ Enjoy Rod
Stewart ?
Time to buy
U20 Tickets is
NOW mate... ‘
M. McG
says Mike
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3-1 win
Another fantastic Autumn day met
players and supporters alike at
Tonga park on Saturday. The track
again was conducive to positive
attacking football and the teams did
not disappoint.
In the Premier fixture
University were quickest out of the
blocks working hard to shut any
space down and put pressure on
the ball. Caversham managed to
withstand the early pressure and
the boy’s were able to find their
collective feet midway through the
1st half. Seamus opened the
scoring getting on the end of some
excellent work by Andy Ridden on
the left flank. The 2nd half saw
some composed football from us
and we probably controlled enough
possession to earn the 3-1 victory.
The 2nds played the early fixture on Tonga No. 3 and it was an absolute
treat for anyone lucky enough to bear witness. It was scintillating football and in
this scribes opinion was probably the best performance this grade has seen in
many seasons.
The first half ended 2 goals to nil, however through neat passing and ball
speed the telling factor was the way in which we moved the Varsity team around
the field, ultimately wearing their fitness down. This meant it was one way traffic
in the 2nd half and with a further 8 goals plundered it was a stunning
performance. Little bit disappointed to concede late on but at 10-1 there can be
few complaints.
The 3rds went up to Ellis Park to play last years Champions. From all
accounts there were some very good performances with 5 different goalscorers
in a 5-1 victory to the Train.
The Conductor.
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Master Striker,
Master Keeper...
Tom Jackson is away, guesting for
Team Wellington in the O-League,
but before he went, former Otago
and St Kilda keeper Malcolm
Barnes presented Tom with one of
the many Sth Utd Awards he won
this season. six out of seven awards
were won by Caversham AFC players,
and below is Tom in Fiji,
’ Very good of Cavvy to lend
Team Wellington a playing strip. Thats
Tom with the beard, he’s the one RIGHT
at the back..not at the front .....
Good Luck Tom.
Exodus Team Wellington has named their
squad for the Fiji Airways OFC Champions
League.
Team Wellington will face AS Tefana
(Tahiti), Hekari United (Papa New Guinea)
and Tafea FC (Vanuatu) as the 13th edition
of the OFC Champions League kicks off on
the 11 April in Fiji with 12 teams competing
for Oceania's prestigious trophy and a spot
at the next FIFA Club World Cup.
Team Wellington will be competing at the
tournament for the first time. Head coach
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Matt Calcott has added strength to his
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squad by signing Waitakere United trio
Jake Butler, Chris Bale and Alex Carr,
Hawkes Bay United’s Sean Lovemore,
Tom Jackson from Southern United and
former Team Wellington player Justin
Gulley. Aaron Scott from WaiBOP United
who was a late season signing also
bolsters the squad.
They join ‘keepers Michael O’Keeffe and
Dan Clarke, defenders Bill Robertson, Ian
Hogg, Tim Myers and Adam Cowan,
midfielders Cole Peverley, Alex Feneridis,
Mickael Partodikromo, and forwards Jarrod
Smith, Michael Gwyther, Henry Fa’arodo
and Luis Corrales.
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Northern V Roslyn
Unfortunately we had one
of worst performances I
have seen and were out of
the game by half time down
5-0.
And to be honest it didn’t
get much better in the 2nd
half. We have plenty to
work on this week at
training to put things right
and start being competitive.
Well played to Roslyn who
forced us into too many
errors and capitalising
on most of them.
MOM David
Henderson
(Hendo)
Murray
Prospect
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Dn Technical v Caversham
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
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
Match Officials, Calvin Berg, Edward Cook, Anton Whelan, Brent Best
Round 4, April 18, at 2.45 pm
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 Sunday.
Premier League
Forrester Park, 2.45 pm
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Northern v Mosgiel
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
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Coach Murray Devereux
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
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.
Match Officials, Jeff Clamp, Kevin Smith, Chris Boyd
Round 5, Sat 25 April, at 2.45 pm
University v Green Island, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Mosgiel, Ellis Park
Caversham v Northern, Tonga Park
Dn. Technical v Milk Cup Sunday
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Green Island v Roslyn-Wakari
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
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
15. Andrew Marshall
16. Reid Hulleman
17. Todd Wilson
18. Ben Koire
19. Nathan McDonell
Coach, Malc Fleming
Coach Col Thom
Manager TVG
Gk Coach P. Evans
Match Officials, Francois Cuccurillo, Jack Cowie, Alistair Neilson
Round 4, April 18, at 2.45 pm
Dunedin Technical v. Caversham Tahuna Park
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari Sunnyvale
Northern v Mosgiel Caledonian Ground
Otago University v 2015 Milk Cup Sunday
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Premier League
Bayfield, 2.45 pm, Sunday
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University v Milk Cup Squad
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
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Matthew Duke
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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
Coach, Neil Mackenzie
Assist . Andy Duncan
Match Officials, Calvin Berg ...
Round 5, Sat 25 April, at 2.45 pm
University v Green Island, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Mosgiel, Ellis Park
Caversham v Northern, Tonga Park
Dn. Technical v Milk Cup Sunday
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A difficult week for Dunedin Technical this week as it
mourned the loss of one of it’s young players Kieran
Parsons who left this earth early at the tender age of 18
years. Kieran and his family had been involved at the
Club for just over 8 years playing as a Junior and most
recently commanding a regular place in our 4ths.
Our thoughts are with Kieran and his family
during during this time.
All games were tributed with a minutes silence
before the games as a show of respect and we especially
thanks all the opposition, the officials and supporters for
respecting this and to Kieran’s family who shared this
moment at the Oval with the 4ths. RIP Kieran.
Kieran
‘Victor,’ mon ami...
Memorial Park
Our Premier men were out at Mosgiel and the build up and intensity of this
game was clearly shown in the first 45 minutes. Mosgiel seem to have Aaron’s boys on
the back foot early in the game which caught the boys by a bit of a surprises and went
one down in the first 20 minutes. Tech fought back to level the score with a well worked
goal in the 30th minute but Mosgiel were back on tp at haf time when they caught the
Tech defence napping and 2-1 down.
Second half Aaron’s boys came out with a bit more belief and were on top of
Mosgile for most of the half looking for their second goal to draw even, with some good
runs from Taylor, Roscoe and Neeverson but some interesting officiating saw Judder red
carded and another 7 yellows to to Tech didn’t help matters. The game eneded 2-1 down
POD Liam Whittaker.
In early game at Memorial Park the 2nds again faced a Mosgiel team which
played with intensity whoever the result this time was going to be in favour of Tech.After
soaking up the early pressure Tech went one up only for Mosgiel to pull one back this
was going to be the story of the game Tech 2-1 up at halftime with Mosgiel pulling back
to 2-2, Tech 3-2 up then 3-3 with the final score being 4-3 to Tech with 2 goals form Luke
1 from Duncan and 1 from a fired up and passionate Chris. POD Luke le Brun
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The thirds had an away trip to Balclutha
which was always going to be a difficult trip in the
middle week of the Easter holidays with most of the
team made up from players thathad just come back
from the Auckland U-17 tournament.
The game was pretty tight and didn’t look
like there was going to be any goals until a break
through from Tech 5 minutes from time saw Kurt
Johnston break the deadlock for Tech with 3
minutes to go 1-0 Tech POD Taine Bayly.
4ths were at the Oval as mentioned above
in which was always goign to be a draining
experience after the week events. Credit to the
Boys they came out fighting and were one up. But
fatigue set in as the game went one and some tierd
legs and drained bodies started to show.Mornington
got and top and eventual final score 4-1 win for
Mornington.
Tech this year has bolstered it’s ranks with
entering to more men’s teams into Division 4. Both
teams started this weekend with their numbers
splintered due to the holidays but managed to be competitive in both games. TheTech
Scarfies were at De Carle park and went down 3-2 to Northern and the Tech 5ths were
at Bayfield going down 7-3 to Melchester.
In the Masters grades it was the same as normal for the Colts, creating
chances but unable to capitalise on the chances. The Colts were De Carle park against
Grants Braes. Colts went up 1-0 mid way through the first half with a screamer from Alex
la Roche and could easily have
been 4 or 5. In second half it could have gone either
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Tech
defence allowed Grant Braes to sneak in an
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equaliser. Final score 1-1 POD Alex la Roche.
The Frotters came unstuck at Culling park number 2 which was in immaculate
condition but unfortunately the Frotters
could not compete with Green Island
and went down 10-1.
Sunday sees the girls kick off
there season with Prems at Culling
versus Roslyn Swans at Ellis park and
the Tech senior woman at Tonga.
Good luck.
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Rufer and Reid - Icons of NZ
Will the FIFA U20s World Cup discover new stars for New Zealand ?
Get along to the Otago Stadium and spot Future Stars ..
Reid says the U-20 World Cup will showcase perfectly football's attributes.
There is undoubted symbolism in the
fact that New Zealand 2015's two
national ambassadors are Reid and
Wynton Rufer.
While the latter is Oceania's
player of the century and represents
the best of his country's football
history, the former is setting the
standards for its present and future.
As Reid said: "My first
memories are of just kicking a ball
about in the back yard. I've played
football since I was four or five, out
Wynston Reid
every day in my bare feet - it didn't
matter if it was winter or summer enjoying myself with my mates. I had a lot of sports I was keen on in those days, but
football was always my first priority and I put a lot more practice into that than the
others. That would generally be out
with my dad, him teaching me how
best to kick the ball, and it was
definitely the sport I enjoyed most."
That idyllic, football-filled
childhood was seemingly shattered
when, aged ten, Reid was told that
he would be moving to Denmark with
his mother and Danish stepfather. "I
really didn't approve," he recalled.
"But I didn't have much of a choice
and, looking back now, it was
probably the best thing that could
have happened to me.
Wynton, Oceania Player of the Century, with
"By the time I was 13 or 14, I
Pele, the FIFA Player of the Century...
knew that being a footballer was
what I really wanted to do. I started playing in [regional] representative teams in
Denmark and then at 15 I was scouted and signed by Midtjylland. When I joined their
academy at 16, I was set on really giving it a go and seeing how far it would take me."
Before long, it took him into Midtjylland's first team and onwards to the richest league in
the world and the captaincy of his national team.
"Going back to play for New Zealand hadn't been something I'd considered too
Wils
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Ruf
er’
s F
ootball Car
eer
ufer’
er’s
Football
Career
First contract as an 18 year old with Norwich City , England
7 yrs. iSwiss Pro League with FC Zurich, FC Aarau & Grasshoppers Zurich
6 years German Bundesliga with SV Werder Bremen and FC Kaiserslautern
2 years in the Japanese Pro League (J-League) with JEF United
1999 - 2001 Player/Coach of New Zealand Football Kingz (New Zealand's
first professional team playing in the Australian National Soccer League)
deeply, but it was always there in the back of my head," he said. "Back in 2006, I'd got a
call from Ricki (Herbert) asking if I wanted to be
involved. I didn't feel ready to make a big decision like
"Both my mum and dad are
that at such a young age, but I thought it might be
Maori, said Reid
something I'd like to do eventually.
When I got the call four years later, I spoke to
my old youth team coach, my family and friends, and decided that was what I wanted to
do. As a Kiwi guy, born in New Zealand, it ended up being a fairly easy choice. I could
have gone the other way, but sometimes you have to follow your gut."
New Zealand fans are certainly glad that Reid went with his instincts, and the player
himself has no regrets. Honoured to captain to his country, he is also proud of
representing the Maori community and demonstrating to them what can be achieved in
the beautiful game. "That was one of the major reasons for me coming back and playing
for New Zealand," he explained.
"Both my mum and dad are Maori, so that heritage is important to me. I really
hope that more Maori and Pacific island kids can get involved in football because their
genetics are fantastic. So many of them are big
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‘this might be the only time a World and strong - great attributes as a footballer. If I
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Cup of this stature comes
to New can inspire some of these kids to get involved in
the game, I'd be thrilled."
Zealand.’
And should those youngsters require any further convincing, Reid says the U-20 World
Cup will showcase perfectly football's attributes. "There's going to be something different
about every single match," he said.
"Each team will bring its own
philosophy and way of playing, and
you never know - this might be the
only time a World Cup of this stature
comes to New Zealand.
Hopefully not, but I think
people should make the most of the
opportunity. I
t's definitely well worth ditching the
oval ball for a couple of months to
come out and watch..... "
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Not forgetting the great Ryan Nelsen...
Soggy Sunday, Womens League at Logan Park
Used to be
Lake Logan
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Womens Football
Queenstown.
It's a big step up for us to play the
Dunedin league this year as we are trying to have a more
competitive season and improve our game !
The girls have been training really hard since February and
I am sure they will be a great opposition to the local teams !
good luck, Danniel
Womens Premier Rnd 1, 12th April, 1 pm.
Dn Technical v Roslyn Wakari
Culling
University
Queenstown Logan Park
Dunedin Technical
Premier
1 – Hannah Cook
2 – Laura Wallis
3 – Kelsey Kennard
4 – Tessa McPherson
5 – Rosie Morgan
6 – Holly Smaill
7 – Kate Guildford
8 – Kirsty Hayr
9 – Amelia Currier
10 – Tabitha Seaton
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11 – Coral Seath ©
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12 – Tasha Bamford
14 – Sophie Dijkstra
15 – Molly McCall
16 – Alana Thomas
17 – El. Mamanu – Gray
17 – Shontelle Smith
18 – Chelsea Whittaker
Coach: Graeme Smaill
Asst. Andrew Whittaker
Mngr.: Debbie Whittaker
& Tessa Blake
A few new Tech faces
in the team this year but
all are looking forward
to a strong and
competitive season...
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Danniel
Queenstown AFC
1. Millie Aitken
2. Hannah Anstiss
3. Sophie Aitken
4. Claire Jones
5. Mamen Romero
6. Pamela Doyle
7. Jess Struthers
8. Steph White
9. Megan Walker
10. Rose McGarty
11. Dani Thurman
12. Ami Lyons
13. Valentina Diaz
14. Connor Moore
15. Amy Hislop
16. Zoe Hislop
17. Lacey Pope
18. Megan Bryan
Danniel Bocatios
Assist. Bob Johnson.
Pickles the Answer, whats the Question .. ?
The Club with the Permanent Happy Hour ....
Tech turned up with Mosgiels favourite son - Abbo now ensconced in their ranks and our
lads were looking forward to pitting their wits and shins against him- With Abbos
depature it's seen the demise of our clubs assistant bar manager and the dissolution of
the fines sub committee dealing with constant fund raising to pay for the weekly football
south fines we were incurring.
Alas Abbo wasn't able to play, so our lads took to Tech with relish and with the
defence of TK, Hamish, Jesse & Tom solid, it gave the pacy attack licence to roam and
with debutant Issac Snell having Techs fullback in his pocket all day it was no surprise
when Eder skipped through a couple of lunges to pull it back for Matt Kelly to put us
ahead. Rahan played a delightful through ball over the top for Isaac to run on and
outpace Tech to put us 2-1 in the first half.
We were more surprised than Tech to be ahead and squandered a good
number of chances to put the game to bed before the break. More pace was injected in
the 2nd stanza with both Reg and Riley coming on and once Tech saw red again and
down to 10 for the 2nd time this season it was a first victory in a long time over the
Perennial power house from 'Kilda.
Seconds also had a ripper against Tech and unluckily came out the wrong side
of a 3-4 ding dong with the lead changing hands. Andreas bagged a brace- one being a
sweet freekick , Harry got the other and despite youngster Shaun's effort in goals and
ol man Cromb in defence we couldn't quite come out on top- Lewis came on and
combined well with Ifane and with a few still away coach Steve will swing again soon.
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Thirds had a 1-1 draw v Roslyn . Casey Pike scoring . Riley Bungard in goals got the
pod. Clint taking the side and had players introducing themselves before the game.
Casey came close to winning it and the woodwork was rattled.
New young masters will be easy on the eye with a who's who of talented players
altho Prec blew his calf and is out for the year - beat Melchester 12-2. Forbsie with a hat
trick , Mono, Tel Boylan , Mark with 2 , Feather, Dan and Langers. Gerries just keep
getting better -2-1 over Northern with 2 new lads Dave McGregor and Rob scoring.
United went down 2-3 v Island . Metro Mark & Anton scoring. Knowlesy got a
gash. Old boys masters survived a fright and came back to beat Northern 2-1 with
Chop and Marty both getting headers . Gordy reluctantly sneaking out early
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Football South Referees Newsletter
Match Official Appointments
Saturday 18th April and Sunday 19th April 2015
Otago Daily Times Premier League
Saturday 18th April
14.45 Forrester,
Northern v Mosgiel,
Jeff Clamp Kevin Smith Chris Boyd
14.45 Sunnyvale,
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari
Francois Cuccurillo Jack Cowie Alistair Neilson
14.45 Tahuna,
Dn Technical v Caversham
Calvin Berg Edward Cook Anton Whelan Brent Best
A J Grant - Div 1
12.45 Forrester 2 Northern v Mosgiel,
12.45 S/Vale 3 Green Island v Roslyn Wakari,
12.45 Tahuna 1 Dn Techncical v Caversham,
14.45 Logan Park 2 University v Grants Braes,
A B L - Div 2
12.45 S/Vale 4 Green Island v Melchester Rovers,
14.45 Ellis 2 Roslyn Wakari v University,
Mark Currie
Wilson James
Richard Roberts
Andy Smart
Bruce Ryder
Terry Saunders
Sunday 19th April
Kingsgate Premier League
13.00 Queenstown v Dn Techncical, Peter-Rae Moroney, Josh Dijkstra, T B C
13.00 Ellis, Ros-Wakari v University ,Alistair Neilson, Mark Currie, Simon Morris
14.45 Bayfield,University v Milk Cup, Jack Cowie, Damon Moss, Mark James
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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U20
WCup
The party is
just starting here at
FIFA U-20 HQ, it's
Prize - Four Tickets to the
only seven weeks to
Final, Plus...see below....
go until the biggest
celebration of global
football to ever hit our shores begins and to celebrate, we're giving away a trip of a
lifetime. Buy a ticket before Friday 17 April and you'll be in the draw to win a Trip for
FOUR people to the FIFA U-20 World Cup Final on Saturday 20 June. The prize
includes return airfares to Auckland; five star accommodation; tickets to the Final with
Executive Dining; an America’s Cup sailing experience and $500 spending money!
So even if you've got your tickets, buy one for your mate and you could be
watching the next big stars of world football from the best seats in the house during a
fun-filled weekend in Auckland!
Gareth Turnbull, NZ U17s Womens coach
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NTC
Terracing Tam Forecast
Dn Tech v Caversham
Green Island v Roslyn
Northern v Mosgiel
University v Milk Cup
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2
2
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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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Dn Technical, 1
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