Football South
Volume 13,
number 4
25th April
2015
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FPL Rnd 5, Sat 25 April, at 2.45 pm
University v Green Island, Tahuna Pk
Roslyn Wakari v Mosgiel, Ellis Park
Caversham v Northern, Tonga Park
Dn. Technical v Milk Cup Sunday
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 4, April 27th, 2015
Contents,
Intro
Picture Show
Roslyn-Wakari
Milk Cup
Milk Cup Camp
University
University
Green Island
Green Island
Caversham
Caversham
Northern
Northern
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Dn Technical
Milk Cup Squad
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Futsal
Womens Fball
Womens Fball
Mosgiel
Mosgiel
Referees
Terracing Tam
Rob Sherman Coach
Adeus Eduardo
Chatham Cup Draw
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Weekend FPL Matches
Always check FSouth Fixtures on Friday in case of changes.
Womens Premier Rnd 3, Sunday,
26th April, 1 pm.
Dn. Technical v University, Culling park
Queenstown v Roslyn-Wakari, Queenstown.
FPL Rnd 5, Sat 25 April, at 2.45 pm
University v Green Island, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Mosgiel, Ellis Park
Caversham v Northern, Tonga Park
Silent Trappist Kiwis
The Milk Cup lads got character shaping weather in their
three day Training Camp at Ellis Park, as coaches Neil
Mackenzie, Andy Duncan and Tony Martin worked on team
organisation.
In a Coaching world that has gone
Cone Drill mad, it was good to see work going into team
shape. strategy and good communication.
Mind you, they could have been Trappist Monks
playing - so silent was the group. Kiwi lads are not famous for
shouting and calling - which is a vital part of team organisation
and efficiency.
Could do with a bit more noise too from the jingling tills of FIFA’s U20s ticket
machines. Ticket sales are not too bad, but Dunedin is well known for its ‘slow draw,’
when it comes to supporting these ventures. Buy Early and invite your friends, so that
organiser Mike McGarry can get a few decent nights sleep.
Parking near the Stadium is never easy, so there might be scope for
hostelries, bothies, bodegas, or just plain pubs to do a package - as has been done
before, which includes, match ticket, pie and
pint, bus to match and return - a winner all
round.
Modern communication is pretty sharp
eh ? Tweets, Email, Facebook, Texts, and
yet, I had to rely on the good old touchline
chat, and some smoke signals to discover that
the Chatham Cup draw had been released.
Thanks to the Mosgiel secretary,
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Shozanna Wheeler who sent me the Cup
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fixtures for ANZAC weekend. Good to share..
The Info must have fallen through
floorboards down at Logan park HQ, but all is
well and the full draw is on Page 32.
Good to see some Minnows entering.
In the past there have been good challenges
from a few grades down, well done Mornington
and Grants Braes. Its also good to see that
Invercargill, and Timaru teams have entered.
But can’t see Queenstown,
maybe we sent them a
semaphore message ?
Of course I’ve got my FIFA U20s tickets
Rab.
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Its the Sunday Evening
Picture Show ...
2-1 win...
Roslyn v Varsity
Milk Cup
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Ellis Park
The Prem girls played a very strong university team at Ellis Park who were coming off
an impressive 10 nil victory the previous week. We started the game strongly and
created many a chance with the uni
keeper pulling off several top class
saves including a penalty save. Pic
right, top save Tess.
Against the run of play, uni
were first to score taking advantage of
extreme pace to go 1 up. Holly
Johnstone finally got us on the score
sheet with a well taken goal just before
the break.
The 2nd half was alot more
Penalty save
even with two very fit teams giving their
all. Holly grabbed her 2nd of the game
finishing off a great cross from Sammy. Uni pushed for an equaliser, but our back 4
stayed solid led by Jordyn Walker, and POD Kushla Glover. Fantastic team effort from
the girls. Final score 2-1 up.
The Senior Men hung in after having
Patrick Ebanda sent off.
1: Catlin Taylor-Lynch
Good Goal by Rupert Mark, which pushed
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2: Kate Lorenc
Roslyn up the table above Tech, and just
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3: Jemma Gilbert
behind Mosgiel and Cavvy.
4: Holly Johnstone
The back four earned their win bonus with a
5: Theresa Rhein
top display of skill and guts.
6: Holly White
Looks like a tight race in the Div.1 AJ
7: Olivia Browne
Grant Lg. c’mon, G’dayUp...
8: Jessie Clark-Grant
9: Alex McIntosh
10: Una Madden
Div.1 AJ Grant Playgear League
11: Tessa Lewis
1 Caversham 2nds
4 4 0 0 18 2 16 12
12 Jordyn Walker (c)
2 Roslyn Wakari AFC 2nds 4 2 2 0 9 3 6
8
13: Sammy Murrell
3 Dn Technical AFC 2nds
4 2 1 1 7 6 1
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14: Beth Fitchett
4 Mosgiel 2nds
3 2 0 1 8 5 3
6
15: Sasha Ritchie
5 Green Island AFC 2nds
4 1 1 2 14 11 3
4
16: C.Matheson-Watts
6 Northern 2nds
3 1 0 2 5 11 -6
3
17: Kushla Glover
7 University 2nds
4 1 0 3 4 15 -11 3
Coach W Van Gorp,
Mngr Sheryl Walker
8 Grants Braes
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FOYDAT - Milk Cup Tourney, 26 - 31st July, 2015
Back row : Spencer Byers, Ben Rea, Hayden Bewley, Josh Macky, Karl Northery, George
McCall, Ryan Fleming, Ben Happs, Front row: Alastair Moore,
Jack Smith, Emyrs McNabb, Josh MacMillan, Tom Milton, Nick
Smart, Ben O'Farell, Matthew Duke. Absent - Liam Whittacker, Kai
Paetz, Anton Fitzgerald, Jack Short
Our Training camp went incredibly well considering the
weather. The commitment of the lads was fantastic and we got
some quality work done.
A couple of the lads got a bit of a shock when it came to
the fitness test and there will need to be considerable work done
before departure by several lads. However, Ben O'Farell led the
way with an impressive 138 laps in the Beep Test closely followed
by Tom Milton and Spencer Byers. These lads have set the bench
Matt Scoles on Duty
mark for the rest to achieve.
Neil
Mackenzie
Milk Cup lads
from
Sierra Leone
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at Ellis Park
Ellis Park Training Camp
Bravo...
Andy explains the finer points of crosses and near post runs, and young Ben soaks it in,
then the ebullient Tony applauds a perfect delivery and finish...
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Here come the Irish County teams - County Antrim: County Armagh: County Down:
County Fermanagh: County Londonderry: County Tyrone: coached by Andrew Kelly,
( surely no relation, Phil ?),
plus the usual Man Utds, Spurs etc.
The 2015 Dale Farm Milk Cup Tournament kicks off on Sunday 26th July with the
Opening Ceremony and Welcome Parade, which takes place in Coleraine, while the
Milk Cup Finals take place on Friday 31st July in Ballymena.
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
Varsity v Milk Cup squad
An enjable match with Neil Mackenzie’s Milk Cup squad down at Bayfield on Sunday, the
young lads kept us honest and showed good skills and pace. They are lucky to be going to a
Tournament that will include some highly rated youth Pro sides - good luck...
Last week, Varsity firsts played Caversham in perfect playing conditions on a yet to be
broken in Tonga park. With a few players still out due to the Easter holiday curse, Varsity fielded a
team that aimed to frustrate the opposition and prevent them from settling into the game. They
started well out the blocks, but a goal in the 20th minute from Caversham took the wind out the
students’ sails.
An early injury to Varsity centre back Abel Banda meant that American
midfield powerhouse Michael Hurley had to see out the rest of the game as a makeshift centre
back. He performed superbly in this role and eventually went on to earn man of the match. Only
one nil down going into the second half
the students were quietly confident they
could turn it around.
Varsity again started well from the
blocks, but an freak goal for Caversham
15 minutes in proved to be the tipping
point. Caversham maintained good ball
possession for the rest of the match,
slotting an easy header from a corner to
make it 3 nil.
Varsity got one back
through a well-taken penalty by Jeremy
Fong. With five minutes to go, Fong was
unlucky not to slot another one in open
play to make it 3-2. Should this chance
have been converted it may have made
for an exciting end to the game.
The match ended 3-1 in
Caversham’s favour and left Varsity with
a few things to work on at training.
Football South’s AGM will be at Logan Park,
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Sunday
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Flood of Goals...
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Delicious meals, excellent bar, good company
When: Monday April 20th 2015
Awesome April Quiz
Quiz will start promptly at 7.30pm
Quiz Master – the incomparable, Rex Alexander
Make up a team of four or just come along on the night and we will organize
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To enter your team in advance, please phone Ali on 4536278 Islay on
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
Green Island Premier Team. Versus Roslyn. A game where
if we played well we could have won but if players don't turn
up ready to front up you will not get results. We were never at
100% until the last five minutes. Roslyn lost a man just before
half time and we played worse. No disrespect to Roslyn but
we played poor. MOTM Ollie Brown. Well done to the officials.
Flem
Division One team (Fletcher Cup) Versus Roslyn.
Our team took on an undefeated Roslyn team and played
some good football. Being young and keen certainly didn't
hold them back. For all those watching it could have been a
goal feast but with both goalies playing well goals were limited.
One all final score, both goals scored by Roslyn I think. Fletty
thought he owed a goal to Green Island so slotted one with ten
minute to go. MOTM Tom Milton. Well refereed by Wilson
James under pressure from all corners. Onwards and
upwards next week. Train hard. Rory Crow
Division Three. Four nil defeat against a very well
organised Mornington team. Much improved performance.
Needed to keep hold of the ball a little more. Third goal just
after half time killed the game. PPD Shane. Rhys Prescott
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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
Jose Figueira Dumped
Danny Hay
Former All Whites captain Danny Hay will coach New Zealand's
men's team at the under-17 World Cup in October after Jose
Figueira has been dumped by NZ Football.
It was announced that head coach Figueira and his
assistant Paul Temple had been replaced by Hay and another
former All Whites skipper, Chris Zoricich, who will be Hay's righthand man.
Hay - who totalled 31 caps for his country between 1996
and 2007 - has been coaching at Sacred Heart College.
Zoricich played 58 times for New Zealand between 1988 and
2003.
"At this point in time we feel Danny and Chris are a better fit for
guiding this team for the remainder of the campaign while maintaining the strong link to our teams
further up the pathway," said NZF high performance director Fred de Jong.
Over 45's. It was a beautiful autumn day. The team looked lively for the first half. 4 – 0
at half time. That's how it stayed. Ran out of accuracy and calf muscles. POD Paul Craik
Last week the Womens Division One yellow team, in trying weather fronted up,
introduced each other and took on Balclutha. 3-0 flattered the opposition and all credit
must go to the girls for their attitude and commitment to the task. Even more praise to the
ones who took the initiation dip in Lake Waihola on the way home. Trev
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Womens Division One versus Roslyn Black. We have a very new team and were still
learning each others names ten minutes before kick-off.
The girls worked really hard but in the first half were out numbered in the mid
field and went 2-0 down. A minor adjustment, putting an extra player in the mid field
made the game a lot more even and we even created a few chances.
Finished 0-2 down with plenty to work on. Lots of great performances with Anna
Miskimmin picking up player of the day at centre back.
3-1 win
It was no classic but the derby between Caversham and Dunedin Technical at Tahuna
Park did show glimpses of what these two teams are capable of.
There was plenty of effort and certainly no shortage in desire however maybe
lacked at times a little in quality.
That was but for a 15 minute period where Lewis Jackson showed his pedigree
with some high quality finishing scoring 3 very classy goals. That effectively decided the
game and the boy's will take some confidence into the coming weeks.
The 2nds also faced Dunedin Technical in what is usually a very tough
encounter demanding both physical and mental fortitude. This day was no different with
two goals either side of halftime enough for Caversham to close out another victory.
The 3rds took on Northern Winter in a seesaw encounter which saw Caversham
take the plaudits scoring 7 goals to 5. certainly plenty of entertainment however definitely
a few defensive frailties to work on before the next fixture.
The Conductor.
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Fifa World Cup to New Zealand...
?
As well as thousands of fans buying tickets for the Fifa Under-20 World Cup, from
May 30 to June 20 - the former head of the Tourism Industry Association, Martin Sneddon has
hopes that New Zealand might host two or three of the eight pools and some knockout matches of
a future FIFA senior World Cup, with the rest being hosted across the Tasman.
Snedden has identified three phases to the process: get the NZ stakeholders on board
with the idea, convince the Australians they could work with NZ on a strong bid, and start lobbying
the Asia and Oceania confederations and Fifa.
He said the first two phases would take some time but not a lot of money and would give
a clear signal as to whether phase three was feasible.
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Another good start against Mosgiel, until halftime we were well in the match, only 1-nil
down at the break, but the second half was a different story. We are making poor
decisions, and giving away soft goals. There is no easy answer, its a question of training
and working hard until we turn the corner...
The Fletcher Cup game down at Forrester Park was a very close encounter. We
started off the first half playing our best football of the season.
For the first half an hour, we bossed the game with some great passing from
Jonty Ashworth and Ross MacGregor and were looking very good. Then against the run
of play Mosgiel took the lead after a lucky deflection presented their forward a chance
who finished very well.
Half time 1-0 down and definitely didn't deserve to be. At the break we had to
take off Ross in the middle of the park which changed the game really. Second half
Mosgiel had more possession of the ball, but we had the most chances but just couldn't
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convert them.
Mosgiel went 2-0 from a well taken corner, only for us to reply from a Shaun
Richards penalty. We fought to the end as usual but Mosgiel scored again with the last
kick of the game. Final score 3-1 which definitely flatters Mosgiel.
Bit disappointing with the result as i thought we deserved a point at the very least
but fair play to Mosgiel who took their chances. Good effort from my boys, very happy
with the way we played and look forward to a tough game against Caversham. Man of
the Match was Jonty Ashworth in the middle who ran all day and produced some
great tackles and passes.
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Last Week :{ Northern
vs Roslyn Fletcher Cup. We started off brightly and
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looked good playing some nice football for
the first ten minutes, then conceded two
scrappy goals after around 25 mins
where we just didn't defend well.
Half time 2-0 to Roslyn. The
second half was much the same as the
first. We started well but Roslyn stepped
up a gear and started playing some really
nice football and were reward with
another 3 second half goals.
Final score was 5-0 to Roslyn
who deserved their win. Be good to get
players back this week and have two
practices to work on mistakes.
Looking forward to Mosgiel this
weekend.
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Caversham 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. 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
Coach Murray Devereux
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
Head Coach:
Tim Horner
Assistant Coach:
Richard Murray
Match Officials, Richard Roberts, F. Cuccurillo, Al. Neilson
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
Premier League
Ellis Park, 2.45 pm
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Roslyn-Wakari v Mosgiel
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 Col Thom
Manager TVG
Gk Coach P. Evans
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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, Edward Cook C. Berg, Chris Boyd, DavidO’Hare
Round 6, Sat 2 May, 2.45 pm.
Dn. Technical v University, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Caversham, Ellis Park
Green Island v Mosgiel, Sunnyvale
Northern v Milk Cup Squad
Chatham Cup
Sunnyvale 2 pm, Monday 27 April
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Green Island v Mosgiel
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 Patrick Howell
Tech. Director
Craig Stevens.
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,
Malcolm Fleming
Match Officials, Calvin Berg , Jeff Clamp , AlistairNeilson
Round 5, Sat 25 April, at 2.45 pm
University v Green Island, XXX
Roslyn Wakari v Mosgiel, Ellis Park
Caversham v Northern, Tonga Park
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Premier League
Tahuna park, Sat. 2.45 pm.
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University v Green Island
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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Coach
Darren Hart
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
Match Officials, AntonWhelan, Jack Cowie, KevinSmith
Round 6, Sat 2 May, 2.45 pm.
Dn. Technical v University, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Caversham, Ellis Park
Green Island v Mosgiel, Sunnyvale
Northern v Milk Cup Squad
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‘Victor,’ mon ami...
In general, the club was gutted
with the weekend result, which
hinged on a 15 minute spell in
which we did not compete,
mentally or physically.
We went on to climb
back into the game, and
certainly had our chances to
score that critical goal that would
have put us back in the running but it was not to be.
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2015 Dale Farm Milk Cup
Following a weather affected but very profitable three
day training camp on Monday through Wednesday the
Milk Cup Squad had their first run out against a very
athletic and competitive University team.
This was an excellent test for the Milk Cup lads
and also a significant outing as following the encounter
the squad was reduced from 20 with two (2) of the squad players being named as nontravelling reserves.
University provided speed and strength and attacking flair across the whole park
and this was a serious test of the MC Squad’s defensive structure, patience and
concentration. For the most part the lads responded positively and delivered in terms of
what had been worked on during the training camp. This was pleasing from a coaching
perspective.
However, there is still significant work to be done in the remaining 11 weeks until
departure.It starts with core strength, and speed and agility sessions from 7:00am until
8:15am on a weekly basis at Kaikorai Valley Gymnasium on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. They will have Anzac Weekend off and then the squad will meet each Sunday
for training at Ellis Park from 10:30am until 2:00pm excepting days were matches are
arranged.
This is exciting but demanding times for the lads as they balance club and
school training and playing commitments with NCEA assignments plus fund raising and
the Milk Cup Programme demands. They will have to be well organised.
For pics of the Milk Cup v Varsitygo to pages, 6,7, and 9.
The 2015 Dale Farm Milk Cup Squad
1. Liam Whittacker
2. Nick Smart
3. Anton Fitzgerald
4. Alastair Moore
5. Jack Smith
6. Kai Paetz
7. Emrys McNabb
8. George McCall
9. Ryan Fleming
10. Ben O’Farrell
11. Spencer Byers
12. Matthew Duke
13. Josh Mackey
14. Karl Northey
15. Tom Milton
16. Josh MacMillan
17. Jack Short
18. Ben Rea
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Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Kings High
Dunedin Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Otago Boys’
Dunedin Tech
Kings High
Caversham
Kings High
Roslyn Wakari
Kavanagh College
Roslyn Wakari
John McGlashan College
Roslyn Wakari
Otago Boys’
Grants Braes
Kings High
Grants Braes
Kings High
Green Island
Kings High
Green Island
Kaikorai Valley College
Auckland City
Glendowey College
Gore Wanders
Blue Mountain College
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Football South
“It is timely with the closure of another summer
National League (NL) season and the start of
another traditional winter one – given an added
poignancy, as I write, by a considerable, early polar
blast – that we consider just where we are at and
where we want to go with the domestic
competitions, both national and regional.
Domestic competitions are part of the
Whole of Football Plan pathways. Strong domestic
competitions are critical in both grassroots
development and the more elite game as an aspirational target and as a development vehicle.
The struggles of Southern Utd to compete and even exist within the current ASB National
League setup are well documented. Before Southern (Otago) Utd, we have had Caversham,
Dunedin Technical, Team Otago, Dunedin City, Invercargill Thistle and Dunedin Suburbs flying the
flag for the deep south. While we have had the odd bit of success , financial problems and
ultimately a lack of sustainability have been the norm.
I can go back to the formation of the original winter, club based formation of the
Rothmans National League in 1970 featuring 10 teams – the first NL for any sport in New Zealand.
This first incarnation ran pretty well unchanged for 23 years (quite an achievement!).
There was a SuperClub Competition for three years (1993-95). Then the introduction of a
summer league in 1996. Over the years since, the competition structure has changed a few times,
up to the current format involving seven franchises, the Wanderers, and the Wellington Phoenix.
Where do we go from here? What about the Women’s Competition?
Following the NZ Women’s team’s winning of the 1975 Asian Cup, a National Tournament
for Women’s Regional Representative teams was launched in 1976. In 2002 the inaugural National
Women’s League was contested between the seven Football Federations.
The main challenge for any national league format is the finance involved in what is
basically an amateur setup – in the early days we had Rothmans and then Air NZ as sponsors –
lately it has been ASB. Continued or enhanced corporate involvement is essential. Equalising of
costs is essential for any
National Lg 1981
Southern participation.
Wellington Diamond Utd 22 13 5 4 46 17 29 31
At the same time we
Dunedin City
22 13 5 4 43 26 17 31
need to continue to build on the
successes of the WOFP –
Mt. Wellington
22 13 3 6 50 16 34 29
strengthening regional
Gisborne City
22 14 1 7 43 17 26 29
competitions and the capability of North Shore United
22 12 3 7 35 31 4 27
local clubs, and the base of the
Christchurch United
22 7 9 6 23 19 4 23
game in general. The game
Manurewa
22 9 3 10 41 32 9 21
needs to be an attractive
Miramar Rangers
22 6 8 8 23 37 -14 20
proposition for the funders and
Hamilton
22 7 5 10 18 34 -16 19
sponsors.
Takapuna City
22 4 7 11 26 47 -21 15
Be great to get constructive
Woolston WMC
22 4 6 12 23 53 -30 14
feedback on competition
structures within NZ”
Christchurch
Rangers
22
0 5 17 10 52 -42 5
Bill
Bill
Those were the Days, Bill, when a 12 team, club based National League existed, and
Dunedin was narrowly pipped by WDU on Goal Diff. Worth remembering too, that
WDU coach, Barrie Trueman later won the League in 1985 with a totally New
WilsZealand
born team - yep, those were the Days my friend.....
Rab
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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.
For more information contact:
FDO Dave Martin-Chambers, Email: [email protected]
Phone: 021 734 323 , Or Mike Clark Futsal Development Manager,
Email: [email protected] Phone: 027 740 3563
Pictured below,
at left in back row, former FSouth Futsal guru Ronan Naicker, who masterminded
Canty to winning the Nat. Championship this year....
When will Dunedin - reportedly one of the largest Futsal hubs in the
country, ever host another Nat. League tournament ? No Home Advantage ?
Ronans
Canty
Champs.
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Portable Pitch for FUTSAL ...
New Zealand Football’s futsal community has received a most welcome gift from the
Local Organising Committee (LOC) of the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
The LOC has purchased New Zealand’s first international-standard, portable
futsal pitch that can be set up in communities all over the country – either as one full
size international court or two standard size courts.
World famous Football players such as Pele, Neymar, Ronaldo, Messi
and Iniesta all grew up playing futsal and attribute much of their success to the hours
spent on the futsal court during their youth.
“By purchasing this court, (NZD $56,000) we are able to tie it into our football
activities across the country in the countdown to the FIFA U-20 World Cup New Zealand
2015, as well as leave a positive legacy for New Zealand’s active futsal community,” said
Dave Beeche, Local Organising Committee CEO FIFA U-20 World Cup New Zealand
2015.
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More Sunday, Womens League
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
11 – Coral Seath ©
12 – Tasha Bamford
14 – Sophie Dijkstra
15 – Molly McCall
16 – Alana Thomas
17 – El. Mamanu – Gray
17 – Shontelle Smith
18 – Chelsea Whittaker
Varsity,
Logan
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
Coach: Graeme Smaill
Asst. Andrew Whittaker
Mngr.: Debbie Whittaker
& Tessa Blake
Danniel Bocatios
Assist. Bob Johnson.
Womens Premier League Fixtures 2015
12/04/2015
12/04/2015
19/04/2015
19/04/2015
26/04/2015
26/04/2015
3/05/2015
3/05/2015
17/05/2015
17/05/2015
24/05/2015
24/05/2015
Masters 2014
Round 1, 12th April
Dunedin Technical, 3-2 Roslyn Wakari
University, 11 -nil Queenstown
Round 2
Roslyn Wakari 2 University 1 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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Womens Football
Womens Premier Rnd 3, Sunday,
26th April, 1 pm.
Dn. Technical v University, Culling park
Queenstown v Roslyn-Wakari, Queenstown.
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Women's KO Cup
Round 1, Sunday 10th May (Mothers Day) kick off at 1pm.
Queenstown Rovers v Dn. Technical, Queenstown Events Centre
Otago University AFC, v Roslyn Wakari, Caledonian Ground
Bill’s Geography lesson… MALI
Mali is a landlocked country in West Africa. It is the eighth largest
country in Africa, with an area of just over 1,240,000 square kilometres
(480,000 sq miles, NZ square area is 103,416 sq. miles.)
The population of Mali is 14.5 million. Its capital is Bamako.
The country’s economic structure centers on agriculture and fishing. Some of
Mali’s prominent natural resources include gold, being the third largest producer of gold
in the African continent, and salt. About half the population lives below the international
poverty line of US$1.25 a day. A majority of the population (55%) are nondenominational Muslims.
Motto – One people, one goal, one faith
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Six of the Best
The Club with the Permanent
The Prems travelled to Forrester to take
Happy Hour ....
Mr.
McGarry
and
Friend....
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on Northern, who after a couple of
heavy defeats set out a defensive
pattern to stem the tide and frustrate the
Plainsmen .
It was hard to break down and
despite a fluid and pacy play by
brookys boys we were coming up short.
Isaac finally broke the shackles before
Cody and Rahan took over in the
second half - both scoring a brace to
take it to 5-0, Cody took an inswinging
corner - did it go directly in? Did Rahan
get a back heel on it? Who claims the
hat trick?? .
The clubs newly formed goals
committee will decide in an urgent
meeting after dissecting the refs report ,
Analysing endless Channel 9 goal line
technology and eyewitness statements
Jesse Wright got the pod for a
sublime display. Final score 6-0
Steves seconds also won beating
Northern with Ifane bagging 2 and
Riley the other to take the points.
Clints thirds got a lesson 2-11 v
Mornington .
Seb scoring one and Clint
himself with a superb diving header
(or could that read slipped and fell like
a shot duck) .
Tims masters Gerries
continue on their merrie way with a 11 result at Braes. Dean Scott scoring.
Knowlesy Master united got pasted
at the Hobbiton Oval by a team of
rampant Hobbits. At least they were
consistent - letting in 7 in each half.
FIFA Refs Appointed for the FIFA U20 World Cup
FIFA referee Matt Conger and FIFA assistant referee Simon Lount have
been appointed to the FIFA U20 World Cup on home shores in May,
while Nick Waldron, also a FIFA level referee, is named as a support
referee.
New Zealand Football Referee Development Officer Ken
Wallace says “All five officials are all members of the High Performance
group ” Wallace said. “Their appointment to these prestigious
tournaments is a real credit to their motivation, work ethic and talent as
well as the support they receive from their wives, employers and
Federations.
The contributions of those who’ve recently gone before such as Brent Best, Mike Hester,
Peter O’Leary, Linda Black, and Jan Hendrik-Hintz, have also been inspirational and it shows our
referee pathway and accreditation programmes are working well.”
The FIFA U20 World Cup kicks of in Dunedin on 31st May in a double header when Mexico
plays Mali, and Uruguay takes on Serbia
Forbsie Plainsmen beat Island 4-1 Phil Langers revelling in the pace and space
the ol boys league provides- bagging a brace
with Tel & Scott getting the others. Forbsie
again being denied a clear pen ( by
Precious the ref) and Prec also chalking off
another
Over 45 v Braes despite Greg Sim
scoring the best goal in the match it was the
only one we managed and Braes sent a
shudder across the bows of the Wobblys
league ( no - we were just poos)
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Football South Referees Newsletter
Match Official Appointments
Otago Daily Times Premier League
Saturday 25th April
14.45 Ellis 1 RoslynWakari v Mosgiel,
14.45 Tahuna park, University v Green Island,
14.45 Tonga, Caversham v Northern
A J Grant - Div 1
13.00 Ellis 2 RoslynWakari v Mosgiel
13.00 Tahuna 2 University v Green Island
13.00 Tonga 3 Caversham v Northern
14.45 Ocean Grv. Grants Braes v Dn Technical
A B L - Div 2
14.45 Showgrounds Balclutha v RoslynWakari
14.45 Gardens Northern v Grants Braes
14.45 Oval 1 Mornington v Green Island
Kingsgate Premier League, Sunday
13.00 Culling, Dn Techncial v University
13.00 Q E C Queenstown v RoslynWakari
Ed. Cook C. Berg, Chris Boyd, DavidO’Hare
AntonWhelan, Jack Cowie, KevinSmith
Richard Roberts, F. Cuccurillo, Al. Neilson
Jeff Clamp
Mark Currie
Andy Smart
Wilson James
TBC
Terry Saunders
Bruce Ryder
AntonWhelan Josh Dijkstra Damon Moss
Peter- Rae Moroney G.Kouwenhoven T B C
Monday 27th April - First Round Chatham Cup
14.00 Forrester, University v PleasantPoint,
14.00 West End Park, Tim West End v Northern
14.00 Sunnyvale1, Dn Green Island v Mosgiel
14.00 Tahuna, Dn Technical v Old Boys
14.00 Bain Pk Inv SouthendUnited v RoslynWakari
14.00 Surrey Park, Inv Queens Park v Caversham
14.00 KensingtonOval 1, Dn Mornington v Waihopai
14.00 AorangiPk , NorthernHearts v Grants Braes
Francois Cuccurillo , A Smart, Mark James
Jack Cowie Logan Gregory Bob Ormitston
Calvin Berg Jeff Clamp AlistairNeilson
AntonWhelan Ed Cook, K.Smith, Brent Best
Sland Ref Sland AR 1 Sland AR 2 P. Miller
Sland Ref Sland AR 1 Sland AR 2
Richard Roberts
Jarrod Carnegie, Mark Currie, Wilson James
Mark writes his betting slip, and Edward wonders if it should be a Red....
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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 six weeks to go
Final, Plus...see below....
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
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the best
seats in the house during a
fun-filled
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Terracing Tam Forecast
Roslyn v Mosgiel
Varsity v Green Island
Caversham v Northern
X
1
2
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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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
and proceed under the coaching tab. Be quick - limited places are available
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 - Logan Park 6pm-10pm, $70
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Adeus Eduardo
Eduardo Galeano—the famous Uruguayan writer,
journalist, and political activist—passed away
recently at the age of 74. He was widely celebrated
for his lilting, graceful prose.
Football fans will know him as the author of
El fútbol a sol y sombra, or Soccer in Sun and
Shadow. The book offers a cultural history of the
beautiful game, using his trademark poignant verse to
shape history and politics and economics and
personal experience into a sort of paper sculpture.
Below are some samples of his prose...
not your average ODT match report eh?
‘ Nobody saw a wild wolf on the field. Disguised as
an old woman, his fangs and claws hidden, he strolled along, making a show of
showering innocent passes and other works of charity. Meanwhile he slipped
unnoticed into the box. The net was bridal veil of an irresistible girl. In front of the
open goal he licked his chops. And in one fell swoop he stood naked, then bit.
— Galeano describing the famous German international striker Gerd Müller.
‘ Years have gone by and I’ve finally learned to accept myself for who I
am: a beggar for good soccer.I go about the world, hand outstretched, and in the
stadiums I plead: ‘A pretty move, for the love of God.’ And when good soccer
happens, I give thanks for the miracle and I don’t give a damn which team or
country performs it.
—Galeano on his love for the sport exceeding his love for any one team.
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a soccer player, and I became the best of the best, the
number one, better than
Maradona, better than Pele, and even better than Messi
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- but only at night, nighttime, during my dreams. When I wake up, I realized that
I have wooden legs and that I'm doomed to be a writer. Galeano....
Trial Match
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CHATHAM CUP
Football
South
Chatham Cup – Monday 27th April (Anzac Day)
Kick-Off, 2 pm
University v Pleasant Point,
West End v Northern,
Green Island AFC v Mosgiel,
Dunedin Technical v Old Boys,
Southend United v Roslyn Wakari,
Queens Park v Caversham,
Mornington v Waihopai,
Northern Hearts v Grants Braes ,
Forrester Park, Dn.
West End Park, Timaru
Sunnyvale, Dunedin
Tahuna Park, Dunedin
Bain Park, Invercargill
Surrey Park, Invers.
Kensington Oval, Dn.
Aorangi Park, Timaru
Round 2 will be played on Queen’s Birthday Monday.
Note: there are some
away Fixtures
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FIFA’s Wooliam
with his mask
off ...
‘ Have We got a
Ticket Deal for
You...
Of course
we have
M. McG
says Mike
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