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Football South
Volume 13,
number 5
2nd May
2015
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Green Island v Mosgiel, Sunnyvale
Northern v Milk Cup, Sunday
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 5, 2nd May, 2015
Contents,
Intro
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Refs Super Sunday
Coaches from Afar
University
Sherman Tank Course
Green Island
Green Island
Caversham
$10 FIFA Tickets
Northern
Cup Pics
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Dn Technical
Chatham Cup
Home of Football
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Futsal Comps.
Womens Fball
Womens Fball
Mosgiel
Mosgiel
Refs Appointments
Terracing Tam
Brockie’s Blueprint
The Eyes have it..
Young Refs
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Weekend FPL Matches
Always check FSouth Fixtures on Friday in case of changes.
Womens Premier Rnd 3, Sunday,
3rd May, 1 pm.
Roslyn Wakari v Dunedin Technical
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown v University Queenstown
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
Ankle Biters, Luis and Cold Mince Rubs...
Good to see the Juniors about to start dashing round local
grounds again - a joy to watch, and to photograph, from the
serious to the gigglers, they make a great advert for Football,
especially on the Oval with the mass effect generated as the
general public walks and drives past.
They will all be aiming for a place in the ‘International
World Cup’ day, later in the season - surely one of Wilson’s
better ideas that has become a regular highlight for kids and
parents... see pic below.
Good news that Jeremy Brockie is settling at Pretoria
in S. Africa, banging in goals, see page 30. As Neil Mac tends to say, ‘ Once a Milk
Cup lad, always a Milk Cup lad... and I suppose David Beckham would agree too...’
Welcome to Southlands new Portuguese coach, quick off the mark, he attended
last Sunday’s coaching Seminar run by NZF’s Rob Sherman, along with 30 odd, other
local coaches.
So, Luiz, ( see page, 7 ) who comes
from Porto - not Edinburgh’s Portabello..
seems like a nice guy, and he hopes to
send us a Southland page like we used to
have in the ‘good old days,’
Mosgiel’s success this year, has
prompted a request for drug testing.
Apart from recent revelations re
gherkin rubs and insertions, some sightings
have been reported of the Plainsmen
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matter will be investigated by a Special
Turnips Committee headed by Van Gorp
and Blair Davidson.
In my home town of Leith, turnips - or
tumshies - were a rare delicacy, but the
main choice for improving athletes was a
Rub Down with cold mince, made famous
by the success at European level of Dukla
Prague Pumpherston, and former player
Dave Porteous ( senior that is ) not Slug.
Good Luck all,
Rab.
Trio celebrate Goal !
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Ellis Park
After consecutive wins the Prems
were disappointed to fall 0-3 to an
albeit impressive Mosgiel. It was a
high intensity match and the boys
created plenty of chances - although
truth be told Tom Stevens in goals
saved a penalty and a few other
chances to prevent a total blow out.
The boys have now got a
tricky tie in the Chatham Cup to focus
on, down in Invercargill on Monday good luck lads.
The Seconds bounced back
from a lacklustre effort last week to
beat the Plainsmen 5-3. It was a funny
old game with both Wilkie and Woody
scoring long range screamers &
Watty again required to make some
key close range saves. Overall a good
performance but the big game for the
lads is next weekend against the table topping Caversham.
The Thirds made the long trek down to Balclutha and had to pick up a couple of
hitch-hikers on the way to have a full lineup. Unfortunately they lost 1-2 with Matt Hunter
scoring their only goal, and Jonty MOM.
The 4th Blacks finally jump-started their season in great fashion with a 6-1
demolition of Green
Island. The usual
suspects were
amongst the goals
with Chis bagging a
hat-trick and Browny
a brace. Jules
chipped in with a goal
and was POD with a
great display from
centre mid.
The 4th
Whites had barely
kicked off before they
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were behind. Despite a couple of goals
they went down to Northern 2-5. Foxy was
in fine form, managing to score a goal and
concede a penalty.
New
keeper Dave had a busy game.
Fozzy’s Chargers had their
moments but a poor second half saw a 05 loss to Northern. Plenty of positive signs
and soon things will click and the goals
will follow. Olly was given a roaming commission down the
right and was player of the day.
The Stallions easily
disposed of Grants Braes 4-1
1: Catlin Taylor-Lynch
on the Postage Stamp, with a
2: Kate Lorenc
Marcelo brace, another goal to
3: Jemma Gilbert
Jas, and a clinical penalty
4: Holly Johnstone
from Glovey.
5: Theresa Rhein
Meanwhile the Originals
6: Holly White
were decent and a bit unlucky
7: Olivia Browne
to lose 2-4 to GI, with Andy
8: Jessie Clark-Grant
scoring a great individual goal.
9: Alex McIntosh
A couple of high scoring
thrillers in the 45s - the Colts
10: Una Madden
lost 5-6 to Grants Braes,
11: Tessa Lewis
while the Moas fought hard
12 Jordyn Walker (c)
but went down 3-4 to Tech.
13: Sammy Murrell
Rob & keeper Richard were
14: Beth Fitchett
the respective players of the
15: Sasha Ritchie
day.
16: C.Matheson-Watts
17: Kushla Glover
The Roslyn Women's
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Coach W Van Gorp,
After a major rain fall the events center was out of action so
Mngr Sheryl Walker
we were moved to Jacks Point, this did not effect the girls as
we came away with a 6 - 4 win. This score could of been a
lot more had there not been a several phantom fouls called against us. Goals went to
Tessa, Sammy and Holly with a double each and goal of the game went to the player of
the day Jordyn Walker with a roaring header from an Alex Mcintosh corner. Next week
we take on top of the table Tech in which should be an intense battle.- Half Time 2 2
Another good performance today by the Women's Reserves beating the
Womens White 3-1. An attacking line up, good passing and sustained pressure final
paid off about 30 mins into the first half with Una Rose Madden slotting home the opener.
This was followed up before the end of the 1st half with a great finish from Lily Robin.
The second half was a more even battle between the teams, both sides creating
chances. The whites keeper produced a couple of outstanding saves to keep them in the
game. Another goal from Una made it 3-0, but the whites kept battling and pulled one
back before the end. Another solid performance from the back line, and creative play
from the mid and front players also. Player of the day went to Una Madden for great
distribution of the ball and 2 goals. Well done girls,
bring on Northern next week! - Nigel
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Referees Super Sunday
In a perfect world, each competitive match played would have
three qualified experienced referees who officiate from an
impartial perspective. For those who have read the Laws of the
Game they would be aware that football matches are designed
to be refereed by 3 match officials.
In our Federation – we have so many games officiated by one
ref – most people probably believe this is the norm. From a
World-wide perspective – it’s not.
On many occasions – especially in the local lower
grades – it appears some people get press ganged into
refereeing, and may not necessarily have the skills or
confidence to consistently put in a solid performance as the
referee. Being associated with the team or club involved in the
match brings additional pressure – as you don’t want to be
accused of bias.
The aim of the Super Saturday/Sunday exercise is to display
the benefits of having trained neutral refs. Coaches can coach,
Players can play, there’s more chance infringements will be
picked up and the refs will aim to have matches played in a
safe and fair manner.
Currently FIFA refs are required to retire at age 45. There has
been some debate in various forums about the retirement age
and whether this
Best Seat in the House
should be
changed. Taking
Ref Contacts
into account that if your ambition to referee in the
FIFA World Cup Finals Tournament– then you would
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probably want to be FIFA qualified by age 35 years –
Referee Development Officer
as they like the refs to have between 5 and 8 years
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Working backwards – that
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means looking to referee in the ASB Premiership in
your early thirties so you build skills and experience
David O’Hare
at a National level before making the step up to FIFA
Secretary
status. Realistically this leaves
introduction
to
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lads from
Otago Football Referees Association
refereeing between say 1if your
ambition
is to
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referee at the very highest level.
FIFA treats its refs as professional athletes,
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monitoring fitness, diets, and related reffing activities
Southland Referees Association
very closely and provides tangible support to those
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who make it to the highest level. If we aspire to
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produce referees who can ref at the very highest
level – then we must recruit and develop them from
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an early age, so as to give ambitious refs every
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chance of succeeding.
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examples of young men who are starting on the path
to serious Refereeing - could that be your path too ?
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Southland Football
Latin Flavour for Invers...
Southland has filled the gaps left by Ken Cresswell
and John McLelland, - who returned to the US after a
short soujourn in Invercargill.
Ignacio Sandes is now Director of Football
Born in Uruguay, he completed a four years University
Degree in Physical Education.
After finishing his degree, he moved to Spain looking to
enrich his knowledge and gain more experience. He did
two Masters courses at the Barcelona University before
coming to Invercargill.
Ignacio
Luis Paiva started on March 14th. this year, Paiva
hails from Porto In Portugal and has agreed to a 3yr contract in the role.
No prizes for guessing his favourite
team is Porto and equally original his three
Luis
favourite players are Iniesta, Messi &
Ronaldo.
A former player he enjoyed coaching
youngsters at the same time until his passion
became coaching which he really enjoys and
gets most satisfaction from.
He is genuinely looking forward to
working with local players to help improve
their skills and to enhance his own.
Already he is singing
the praises of
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town and the close
proximity to Invercargill’s reknown beaches..
Boa Sorte e divirta-se! ( Good luck and enjoy!
) The Southland Football Community will make
you most welcome.
So the new personnel will add
some spice to matches between Otago based
clubs and Southland. Sadly there are no
Southland clubs in the Football South Premiership, but some comparisons will be
possible after imminent rounds of the
Donald Gray League
Chatham Cup which include
1 Queenstown Rovers 2 2 0 0 8 4 4
6 Invercargill clubs.
2 Old Boys
2 1 1 0 13 1 12 4
Luis also attended the
3 Queens Park
1 1 0 0 4 1 3
3 Coaching seminar run by Rob
4 Southend United
1 1 0 0 2 0 2
3 Sherman in Dunedin last Sunday,
5 Gore Wanderers
2 0 1 1 2 4 -2
1 and enjoyed meeting a cross section
6 Waihopai
2 0 0 2 4 9 -5
0 of the Coaching fraternity
7 Autotec Thistle
2 0 0 2 0 14 -14 0
‘ I look forward to more
contacts in future, he said.
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
C minus for Scarfies....
An early period of domination was not enough for University Prems to boss Green Island
and the smaller mobile Islanders ran riot to eventually win 4-nil.
There will be some soul searching regarding this result.
Sunday, saw the conclusion of round one for the women’s premier league. The
University girls were taking on an ever strong Tech side that once again started very well
with tidy passing and and nice movement on and around the ball.
With neither keeper called to make many saves in the first 20 minutes the game
began to level out with
Varsity finding their stride
and stringing some great
passes and movement of
their own together.
However the
heads dropped in the
25th minute when a
teasing ball was swung
across the 6 yard box
and the Tech striker beat
our goalkeeper to the
ball, glancing it by her for
a 1-0 lead.
To the girls credit
they continued to hold
onto the ball and build up
pressure through
possession but to no avail
as the half came to an
end. With the emphasis of the half time talk being to continue the way we finished the
first half, the midfield trio of Anna, Sarah and Kat did not disappoint with excellent
structured movement and passing that was pleasing to watch.
A very organised Tech defense was put under a lot of pressure with the pace of
Renee and Maryann making life difficult for them. To their credit they did a great job and
merely conceded a barrage of corners that did not prove fruitful for the varsity ladies.
Chasing the game for a second week in a row was again our downfall where we just
could not create the final killer ball or shot. Final score 1-0 but aside from the lack of 3
points a very encouraging performance.
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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Rob Sherman Coaching Seminar
Thirty odd Coaches of all seniority, attended the Coaching seminar run by Football New
Zealand’s Rob Sherman, at Logan park, Dunedin on Sunday. Possibly the biggest
coaching group assembled since Senior Badge courses were run at Logan park many
years ago. The one day course may be the precursor of another residential Senior
Course run in Dunedin - now that would be interesting...
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Rob
Sherman
St Francis and Glenorchy Primary WIN
Congratulations to St Francis Xavier Primary School in Dunedin and
Glenorchy Primary who are the winners of the Captain Escort
competition with the “Football in Schools” promotion.
Students from their schools have been selected to run onto the
field with the team Captains at the start of each match of the FIFA U20
World Cup matches at Otago Stadium and they will be watched by over
200 million people globally.
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
4-nil at Tahuna
Green Island Premier Team versus Varsity at Tahuna
Park and a better effort needed from the week before
and our lads certainly gave us that. We played Football
that they have at training and with an even first half
came out on top 4 – nil. Goal scorers were O.G. Jack
Kirwood, Ben Kiore, Bob Cox and MOTM Connor Neil.
Flem
The Division One team (Fletcher Cup) After a week of
good work on the training pitch, the 2nds took on
Varsity. In the first half we managed to string along
large periods of possession with Sean, Tom and Josh
managing to hold their own in the middle of the park.
Was great to finally hear Jeremy talk to his team. We
went into the sheds 1 – nil up. Josh was a late call up
to the 1st. At half time fifteen minutes of unfocused play lead to Varsity equalizing. Some
inspired changes led us to firming up the middle of the park and managing to take away
a hard fought win. POD went to Tenn for 2 well taken finishes. Rory Crow.
The Division Two team played Mornington today and lost 1 – 3. Huge improvement from
last week but still working on some of the basics. If we cut out the errors and play to our
strengths I think we will be competitive. A good goal by Max Johnston.
Averley
MOM Simon Bell who made some crucial saves. Wayne Henderson
Fletcher Cup
1, James Whelan
2, Stu Caird
3, Mark Burnett
4, Jeremy Bray,
5, Blake Porteous
6, Josh McMillan
7, Sean McIntee
8, Tenn. Kinghorn
9, Joe Staladi
10, Dave Mwangi
11, Tom Milton,
12, Reilly Cuthbert,
13, Todd Wilson
14, Callum Dunbar.
Zane Green
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And a Reuters Report from our Special Correspondent Narrative Nev
A top cup clash was on the cards and it certainly panned out that way with 2 sides playing at
break neck speed at a less than suuny- vale. Cody was pulling the trigger at every opportunity and
was just wide a few times when he turned provider after a great ball from Jesse unlocked the
Islands defence and Codys rocket cross was superbly headed home by Regan.
The slippery surface was causing a few problems with footing and when an islander
slipped over in the box after colliding with fresh air a pen was awarded - Zane saved it superbly to
give us the lead at the break. Rahan replaced TK at h/t with Matt dropping back. Morgan & Eder
were superb in midfield always looking sublime on the ball and finding time space and team mates
amongst the swarming island horde.
To Islands credit their young team played entertaining football and never gave up
pressuring and were rewarded another pen with 10 to go after Zane punched the ball clear but
connected with their striker on the way. Island had obviously borrowed the Phoenix's penalty taking
handbook - as they spurned another opportunity but managed to squeeze in the rebound to tie it up
at full time 1-1, Island having already made their full quota of subs when awarded the pen weren't
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Brooky sensing the space
one less player would allow brought on speedster Riley for the
equally quick Isaac but Islands youngsters being barely old enough to read didn't bother to read the
script and silenced the traveling supporters
when they took an early lead in extra time.
We threw Mike Bu & Aaron
forward but weren't able to unlock the
packed defence - Morgan didn't bother to
pick the lock when he decided to smash it
apart with a 30 yard unstoppable
thunderbolt to tie it up 2-2 with the 2nd half
of extra time to come.
Riley showed sublime skill on the by line
and then a clean pair of heels to whip in a
dangerous low driven cross which when
met by the onrushing Reagan was only
stopped by the net 3-2 with still time to play
but Islands late long Britannia style ball was meat and veg when their fast pace play could well
have made and paid better dividends.
A classic game with more strikes, passion and goals than a torpid mincer could ever hope to see
in a full season - all in 120 minutes . A fantastic rematch in the league awaits this weekend
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11 -1 win
Good win for Cavvy, racking up 11 goals in Invers against Queens Park, hitmen were
Lewis Jackson 3, Tore Waechter 3, Brent Clifford 2, Callum Flaws 2, and Sam Collier
with one - but he says it was a beauty..
Sad news is that the team may have been kidnapped by Somali bandits,
possibly hired by a rival Dunedin team - because no words were sent this week for the
Prog.. Never mind, the space could be handy for those who tried their hand at
recognising the ‘Eyes’ on page 31, where 18 sets of beady eyes are squinting at you,
From top to bottom, they are : Terry Phelan, Mike Phridge, James Letts, Tony
Martin, Ref Ed the Limp Cook, Aaron Wilkinson, Tim Horner, Eder Franchini,
William Fleming, Zane Green, Mike McGarry, Tim Cook, Rhys Henderson, Luis
Uehara, Richard Murray, Richard Roberts, Andrew Brook, and Wayne Van Gorp.
And if reading the answers twisted your neck, sorry, just go to Dusty for a Quick Fix.
Here’s a memory Lane shot... from 1988, when Otago beat Auckland 3-1 to win the
Winfield Challenge Trophy are (back, from left) manager Malcolm Ferguson, physio
Peter Boyle, Barry Still, Grant Plumbley, Mike McGarry, Darren Munroe, David White;
front, Rod Grove, John Wilkinson, Craig Riddle, Andrew Kelly, Dave Woodward, Ian
Boath, Steve Fleming, Peter Ryder, Graham Marshall and Malcolm Evans. And that dark
haired guy at extreme left is Rod Grove - whose son Jared is now playing for Caversham
in the FPL.
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Northern Prems played Cavie out at
Tonga and it didn’t take long for Cavie to
get on the score sheet going up 1-0 after 6
minutes. But the team rallied together and
played well after that, with the midfield
breaking up their play or when cavie did
threaten the backs defended well to keep
them at bay. And when we had the ball we
played some good football. We equalised
when Dave Henderson (Hendo) scored
direct from a 25 yard free kick
Cavie hit back 5 minutes later tho
with some very slick work up front and a
Bob Sammes
good finish. HT 2-1. We started the 2nd
half strong looking dangerous with pace out wide. The midfield continued to work hard and I
thought we gaining momentum when Cavie scored to go 3-1 up.
But credit to my boys as
we kept going and manage to pull another goal back through Marco. And on another day we may
have had a penalty with Taylor getting tripped in the box. However 3-2 was probably a fair result,
Freddie in goals had another good game but our MOM was CM Greg Thurlow. It was good to have
Jack Rea back in defence and Chris Bell who had his first game of the season. Good effort lads
with a very solid performance !
Last week, Up at Forrester and we knew we were playing a good Mosgiel side. And
inside the first 10 minutes they opened the scoring. A cross came in and it ended up in the back of
the net. To our credit the boys didn’t drop their heads and they battled really well for the rest of the
half and we started to look good. HT 1-0.
Unfortunately we had a bad 10 minutes shortly after the break where we conceded 3
unlucky goals. Bad defending on a corner saw them somehow score direct, an own goal and ping
pong in the penalty box saw them go 4-0 up. The game opened up and we should have scored at
least 2 or 3 in the next 20 minutes. Missing some opportunities around the 6 yard box.
However Mosgiel closed out the game with 2 good goals to see them win 6-0. Still a lot to
work on for us but the boys put in a much better performance, even if the shoreline doesn’t
suggest it ! Cheers Muzz.
Lewis reports :The game at Tonga Park was another very tight game. We started off
very well and played some good football. Cavie took the lead after 20 minutes after a through ball,
where the striker went round our keeper.
They then scored a couple minutes after thanks to an over hit cross that ended up going
straight in at the back post. Apart from those 2 goals, our defense held up very well. Going into the
break 2-0 down I was confident we were still in the game after a very good half. We changed a few
things round and came out with intent and went close a few times on the break. We were looking
dangerous but unfortunately just couldn't find the finishing touch which has been the case so far
this season.
Game ended 2-0 but very happy with the performance today as we gave a very
good account of ourselves. The boys gave 100% from start to finish and can't fault their
performance. Hard to give player of the day as it was great team performance but special
mentions for Arron Wilkinson and Mikey Scott at the back who looked very strong and
composed all day, also another good performance from young Louis Peyroux.
The Magpie
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Chatham Cup
Sunnyvale
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Roslyn-Wakari v Caversham
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
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, Anton Whelan, Francois Cuccurullo, Chris Boyd
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
Premier League
Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm
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Green Island v Mosgiel
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
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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.
Coach,
Malcolm Fleming
Match Officials, Jeff Clamp, Kevin Smith, Peter-Rae Moroney
Round 7, Sat 9 May, 2.45 pm
Otago University v Northern, Caledonian
Green Island v Dn. Technical, Sunnyvale
Caversham v Mosgiel, Tonga Park
Roslyn Wakari v Milk Cup Squad, Ellis Park
Premier League
Bayfield, 2 pm, Sunday, 3rd May
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Northern v Milk Cup
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
Hayden Beweley
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
Coach, Neil
Mackenzie.
Andy Duncan.
Match Officials, Calvin Berg, Mark James,Taine Bailey
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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Premier League
Caledonian, Sat. 2.45 pm.
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Dn. Technical v University
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 http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
17 – Michael Neaverson http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
18 - John Curwen
19 – Logan Mamanu
20 – Matt McKay
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 - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
Coach
Darren Hart
Match Officials, Craig Campbell, Craig Smith, Alistair Neilson
Round 7, Sat 9 May, 2.45 pm
Otago University v Northern, Caledonian
Green Island v Dn. Technical, Sunnyvale
Caversham v Mosgiel, Tonga Park
Roslyn Wakari v Milk Cup Squad, Ellis Park
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‘Victor,’
mon ami... last
Premier girls travelled
to Queenstown
Sunday and after a sluggish first 15
minutes the girls fired up despite going one
goal down we finished the half 5-1 up.
Second half was slightly better but
some lapses in defence saw us concede 3
but with 3 goals from Amelia, 2 from Elise,2
from Tess and 2 from Kate final score 10-4
to Tech.
We wish Elise all the best for
her travels in Australia.
Swans played Northern and had a great
win with 6 goals from Maggie Burgess one
from P the shin Roche final score 8-1
,Tech senior won battled out a 2-2 draw to
complete last Sunday's owns fixtures.
Fletcher cup boys had a very
strong physical game at Ocean Grove
versus Grants Braes in which can only be
Sunday at Culling
described as one that got away. Tech were
one down at halftime which by all accounts
went against the play. The lack of being
able to finish in front of goal cost us the game and some interesting decisions meant the game
stayed at 1-1.
Craig's 3rds added a bit of maturity to their line up this week in which was going to be a
key factor in the result.up against a strong Melchester team the Tech boys defended well and
managed to have some good attacking spells. 2-2 was the final score with Craig feeling very
pleased with his boys playing against a 12 man Melchester team.
Stu's 4ths knew it was going to be a tough day at the office versus a strong Caversham
team at Tonga Park. Despite some heroic play from the boys who really dug in for the whole 90
minutes was a case of holding on.9-1was the final score to Cavy.
Colts played at Mosgiel in a game that sore some interesting goals.Despite no-one
turning up to Memorial park to open the locker sheds so the teams could have nets and
posts.(must be keeping them for the Fifa World Cup also) the Colts went one up at half time.Then
Mosgiel pulled one back within a minute.an assist from Tony Boomer saw Gerry the shin deflect a
ball off his head into the Mosgiel goal that was something that could never be repeated if he
tried.Now Gerry the head Finnie. Final score 3-1 Colts
Frotters had a win 4-3 over Roslyn despite going behind 2-0
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
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CHATHAM CUP
Football
South
Mosgiel and Green Island fought out a thriller at Sunnyvale with Mosgiel winning
3-2 after extra time.
Dunedin Technical and Caversham might have been texting each other
as they both beat Invercargill teams by 11 goals to one. Technical beat Old Boys,
and Caversham mirrored that result against Queens Park.
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Roslyn-Wakari ran
up an 8-1 win over South End United, University beat
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Pleasant Point 5-nil, and Giant Killing Dunedin Division 2 side Mornington beat
Waihopai 1-nil, well done the Minnows...
The only casualties were Northern losing 2-1 in extra time to West End
AFC in Invercargill, and Grants Braes being beaten 9-2 by the Timaru side
Northern Hearts.
Roll on, the next Round.
Note: there are some
away Fixtures
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Football South
Home of
Football...
Thank you to everyone who took part in the
consultation process around the potential for a
home of football in Dunedin. We had an extremely
good response to our request for clubs to be
involved.
We thought you would be wondering what
the outcome of the consultation process was. Below
are some bullet points from the summary of the
interviews that were undertaken by Results
Consulting.
·
Everyone interviewed had put a lot of thought into their submissions, Support ranged
from cautious to really supportive, Most people thought the home of football was a good concept.
·
Those who did not feel it was needed seemed most concerned that it may be a risk to
traditional club football and clubs may in time lose their identity.
·
There was a clear message that club football should not change. People like the home
and away system currently used and enjoy the culture of the club and the good hearted rivalry that
club football brings to the community.
·
People were adamant that if this goes ahead it must not cost the clubs anything.
·
The majority felt it was worth looking at and developing further.
·
Many interviewed discussed the frustration of competing for space on city parks and felt that
there were limitations to growing the sport based on the lack of year round football fields available
for organised sport or for kids and families to play informally.
Several site suggestions were put forward by clubs with the most popular suggestions being:
1)
2)
3)
4)
LOGAN PARK
TAHUNA
OVAL
OPOHO
During the consultation a number of other issues were raised by clubs. Some related to
ground condition and availability. Others were around communication with Football South. We are
taking these concerns seriously and working through these to improve things.
One way that clubs can help us is to put in a submission to the DCC annual plan. We
have developed a simple form for clubs to fill in with their concerns and submit directly to the long
term plan. The submission Forms can be easily downloaded from Football Sth’ web page.
This is a way to ensure that DCC do know where there is work to be done and it can be
budgeted for. Submissions close on Tuesday 28th April so please follow this up quickly if you want
to take part.
Bill
Serbia Keen to meet Serb Fans
Serbia is one team who are super keen to engage the Dunedin public,
they have learnt about a Youth Group in Mornington who have made a
pledge to support the Serbian team in the World Cup. The team are so
excited they want to meet the Youngsters when they arrive in New
Zealand.
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Wils
Futsal in Dunedin
Local Futsal is at the Edgar Centre,
most days... especially on ....
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
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Futsal South 2015
Otago High School Futsal Tournament, (5-A-Side Indoor Football)
Spectators and Players welcome...
Wednesday 6th of May, get along and watch...
Where:
Edgar Sports Centre
Time: 9.00am to 4.15pm
Competitions are: Year 9-10 Girls, Year 9-10 Boys Division 1, 2 & 3.
Year 11-13 Girls, Year 11-13 Boys Division 1, 2 & 3, Fee = $100.00 per team
Registrations Close Monday 27th April
Register - at Futsal South website, or Phone: 021 734 323
http://www.futsalsouth.sportingpulse.net
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Womens Football
Tech v
Varsity
Womens Premier League Fixtures 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
Round 2
Roslyn Wakari 2 University 1 Ellis Park 1
Queenstown 4 Dunedin Technical 10
Queenstown
Round 3
Dunedin Technical v University
Culling Park 1
Queenstown v Roslyn Wakari
Q. Events Centre
Round 4
Roslyn Wakari v Dunedin Technical
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown v University Queenstown Events Centre
Round 5
University v Roslyn Wakari
Logan Park 2
Dunedin Technical v Queenstown Culling Park 1
Round 6
University v Dunedin Technical
Logan Park 2
Roslyn Wakari v 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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Varsity
Beach Run...
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
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Another Happy Hour ...
The
Club
with
Permanent
Happy
Hour
Prems
took
onthe
Roslyn
in a good
tight contest.
....
Competition for spots is tight with Matt making way
for Reg up front- Reg and his doppelgänger Isacc
have pace to burn and seared the flanks of Roslyn it was a pretty even contest then Morgan forced
one from a corner by Eder.
Reggie had a banker denied by a top Tommy
save and then he blazed just milimetres over
following a superb ball by Hamish who found Isaac
to unselfishly square it to Reg.
Cody was getting forward and shooting on sight
and won a pen after being adjudged to have been
fouled by ex boy Tom in the box . Tommy redeemed
himself with a superb reflex save to keep the
Hey, Bro ...
Ponies in the match.
Roslyn fluffed a few gilt edge chances to
equalise. Ref had to pull himself off late in the first half and the officials were superb in
restoring order.
2nd half saw another raking pass from Hamish eventually find Reg to nod
superbly home and a quick break saw Reg get his 2nd a few minutes later. Roslyn still
pressed and kept us honest. Zane nearly went from bass to soprano with one ballsy
save so , Andy brought on Mike , Matt and Aaron to inject fresh legs to ensure the clean
sheet was kept with one eye on Mondays match. Cody got the pod in a 3-0 result.
2nds went down 3-5 to Roslyn, Peter Coates broke his arm clean through
landing awkwardly following a tackle . After being 0-3 down we brought it back to 2-3
with Crombie getting one and we
started to test Roslyn but two quick
goals- one a peach from another ol
boy- Matt took the game away from us
despite Riley getting a pen to make
the score 3-5.
3rds Lost 8-3 score didn't
reflect the gamers the lads played
well. Sam flaming scored which was a
cross shot, ray lobbed the keeper and
asher scored as well Tim Coates
added to the Coates injury list with a
possible torn calf .
bass to soprano..
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A perfect finish....
Monos masters Plainsmen took on
Hobbits in a tight clash when Paul Mason headed home after
10min it put the team at ease. Bob
then laced one from outside the box
and the keeper had no chance. 2-0@
halftime.
The team proceeded to pass
the ball around and press the Hobbits
giving them no time to settle on the
ball. 2nd half goals to feather and a
good headed finish by Stevie
Day to
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make it 4-0. Precious in goals
had
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only a couple of saves to make.
Masters United continued
with the seven theme- coughing them
up in another heavy defeat to Cav
and Gerries finally fell
losing 3-1 to Tech
Nev
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Football South Referees Newsletter
Match Official Appointments
Otago Daily Times Premier League
Saturday 2nd May and Sunday 3rd May 2015
14.45 Cale
Dn Technical v University , Craig Campbell
Craig Smith Alistair Neilson
14.45 Ellis 1
Roslyn Wakari v Caversham , Anton Whelan Francois
Cuccurullo Chris Boyd
14.45 Svale
Green Island v Mosgiel , Jeff Clamp
Kevin Smith Peter-Rae Moroney
A J Grant - Div 1
12.45 Cale
Dn Technical v University
John Barratt
12.45 Ellis 2
Roslyn Wakari v Caversham
Richard Roberts
12.45 Svale
Green Island v Mosgiel
Mark Currie
14.45 Forrester Northern v Grants Braes
Andy Smart
A B L - Div 2
14.45 Brockville 3
Roslyn Wakari v Northern Ross Coleman
14.45 Culling 1
Dn Technical v Green Island Allan Martin
14.45 Logan Park 2
Varsity v Mornington Terry Saunders Ed. Cook
14.45 Memorial 2
Mosgiel v Balclutha Wilson James
14.45 Ocean Grove
Grants Braes v Mel Rovers Roger Dunn
Downie Stewart Div 3
12.45 Bayfield 1
Melchester v Roslyn Wakari Blk Bruce Ryder
12.45 Forrester 1
Northern v Mornington Lions David O'Hare
14.45 Ellis 2
Ros- Wakari v Caversham Richard Roberts
14.45 Forrester 1
Northern Winter v University Shane Carvell
14.45 Sunnyvale 4
Gr Island v Dn Technical Gav Kouwenhoven
Brandwell Moller Div 4
12.45 Bayfield 2
Melch.Teckle v Dn Tech Scarfies Ed Dijkstra
14.45 De Carle Park
Dn Technical v Mornington Misfits Greg Glendining
14.45 Ellis 2
Roslyn Chargers v Balclutha 2nds Sean Hamill
14.45 Gardens
Northern Battlers v Northern Badgers A N Other
Kingsgate Premier League, Sunday, 3rd May.
13.00 Ellis 1
Roslyn Wakari
v
Dunedin Technical Alistair Neilson Jarrod Simpson y
13.00 Q E C
Queenstown
v
University, PR Moroney, G.Kouwenhoven,S.Henderson
Senior Women - Section A
13.00 Ellis 4
Roslyn Wakari
v
University B
Damon Moss
13.00 Gardens
Northern
v
Roslyn Wakari Res Josh Dijkstra
13.00 Memorial 2
Mosgiel
v
Dn Tech Swans
Jordan Pike
Senior Women - Section B
13.00 Clutha Show.
Balclutha
v
Caversham
Rudi Burgers
13.00 Ellis 2
Ros-Wak Black
v
Dn Tech Seniors
Haley Stirling
13.00 Svale 4
Gr.Island Yellow
v
Gr. Island Grn,
Tracy Fleet
Young REFS on Back Page : left - Damon Moss. Grants Braes first team. Attends Kings
High school and is also a level one ref. Centre - Josh Dijkstra – Premier League Goalie for
Green Island. Kings High School student and has been reffing for 3-4 years. Qualified level 1
at right - Jarrod Simpson – Dunedin Technical Div 2. Attends Otago Boys High School. Played
Rep football for Central Otago . Also a level one ref. 3.
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U20
WCup
The party is
just starting here at FIFA
U-20 HQ, it's only six
Prize - Four Tickets to the
weeks to go until the
Final, Plus...see below....
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 soon, and
you could 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!
Football South Coaching Diary
Tuesday 28th April
(Intro) Whole of Football Plan - Women Only
7pm-9.30pm
Free
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
May:
Monday 4th May
Youth Level 1
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
6pm-10pm
$70
Monday 11th May
Youth Level 2 - Player Centred Coaching
Sport Otago House - Logan http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
Park
6pm-10pm
$70
Monday 18th May
Junior Level 2 - Player Centred Coaching
http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
6pm-10pm
$70
Monday 25th May
(Intro) Whole of Football Plan
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
7pm-9.30pm
Free
June:
Monday 8th June
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
Youth Level 2 - Tactical Coaching
6pm-10pm
$70
Terracing Tam Forecast
Roslyn v Caversham
2
Dn. Technical v Varsity
1
Gr. Island v Mosgiel
2
Northern v Milk Cup
X
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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Brockie’s a Blueprint
by Neil Tovey
Jeremy Brockie has only been in South
Africa since January but has made a big
impression.
The New Zealand international is the
epitome of a traditional centre forward. He
always finds himself in the right areas to
get on the end of moves. Moreover, he
likes to get his shot away early rather than
take a second touch – his volley against
Pirates typifies that point.
Brockie sees the situation early and, in
turn, that affords him more time. Whereas,
a lot of our local strikers nowadays want to
take the extra touch. However, more times
than not, that extra touch of the ball closes
down the space and gives the back division
time to adjust.
Brockie’s sweetly-timed volley against
the Buccaneers sends a message to South
Former Otago Milk Cup player
African strikers at large to take risks, trust
does well in South Africa
their instincts and most importantly not to
overplay the situation. If your shots-per-game ratio is high, you are going to be
rewarded as a striker.
From analysis, a lot of Brockie’s goals have come from finding the space inbehind defenders, where they are most vulnerable because they ball watch. The goal he
scored against Pirates was as a result of getting in-behind the two central defenders.
Brockie set himself up for that scenario, as his initial run was towards and then away
from the defender.
The golden rule in football is if you want the space in-behind, you make the run
towards the defending player, and if you want the space in front of you to get it to feet,
you make the run away from the defending player.
With regards to the first scenario, your initial step must be towards the player on
the ball. The defender expects the ball to come to your feet, so his inclination will be to
get tight on you. As he makes his step forward, as a striker, you then make your turn.
In the split-second the defender is caught, you can exploit the space - Brockie
is a master of that art, as he has clearly been taught the basics well.
In my view, Brockie’s composure in front of goal and intelligent runs into space
can serve as a blueprint.
From a young age, Brockie, 27, would have worked on his finishing and his
running off the ball and into the right areas at the correct times. Unfortunately, I have
found that our young players don’t have those tools in their shed because our game is
predominantly based on playing in short spaces owing to many
of our players developing their skills in the townships.
N. Tovey
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‘ The Ayes or Eyes Have It... ‘
How many can you recognise ? Indicators are the Coache’s worry lines, bemusement
of Players, and of course raw concern for Refs and Administrators....
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Damon Moss , Josh Dijkstra, Jarrod Simpson
FIFA World Cup Refs ?
Not yet, but start Early, and who knows... See page 6
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