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Football South
FIF
A
FIFA
U20s
World
Cup
Volume 13,
number 9
30th May
2015
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Dunedin Games
* Sunday, May 31
1pm: Mexico v Mali
4pm: Uruguay v Serbia
* Wednesday, June 3
4pm: Mexico v Uruguay
7pm: Serbia v Mali
* Saturday, June 6
1pm: Colombia v Portugal
4pm: Serbia v Mexico
* Wednesday, June 10
4pm: Second round game
Premiership, 2:45 pm
University v Caversham, Caledonian
Northern v Roslyn , Forrester Pk.
Dn. Technical v Mosgiel, Tahuna Park
Green Island v Milk Cup Squad,
Chatham Cup Ties on Monday, 1st June
University v Caversham
Roslyn Wakari v Dn Technical
Full Cup Draw on page 13
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 9, 30th May, 2015
Contents,
Intro
U20s Countries Info
U20s Countries Info
Foydat Milk Cup
Winston says ...
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Green Island
Mosgiel
Chatham Cup
Wooliam
Northern
Coaching Courses
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Chatham Cup Games
GBWCTY
Sth United - Enlist
Womens Football
Womens Football
Joel Stevens
Referees
100 Festivals
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Women play
on Saturday
OBHS v Kings HS
OBHS v Kings HS
Dn Technical
Dn Technical
League Tables
Hayley Stirling
Varsity
Weekend FPL Matches
Saturday 30th May
FPL Round 9, 2.45 pm
University v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Dn Technical, Ellis Park
Green Island v Northern, Sunnyvale
Premier Women, Saturday
Monday Dn. Chatham Cup, 2 pm.
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Full-On Football... and BVG’s effort...
F IFA
Yep, its all happening eh? A full on week ...
Round 9 of FPL on Saturday, 30th May
Womens Premier on Saturday too,
then the FSth AGM on - Sunday at 10 pm, then,
FIFA U20s - 1pm: Mexico v Mali, 4pm: Uruguay v Serbia,
and on Monday its Round 2 of the Chatham Cup,
then those other FIFA U20s matches, June 3
Wednesday, June 3 - 4pm: Mexico v Uruguay
7pm: Serbia v Mali
Saturday, June 6, 1pm: Colombia v Portugal
4pm: Serbia v Mexico.... phew....
Of course the international teams arrived, 25th Mexico and Serbia, then on 27th Mali
and Uruguay - get along and see them at practice ? Take a ladder for looking over the
fences... must be good if its kept secret behind those screens eh?
No secret however that Barry Van
and, door
Gorp has been a busy man, an early
to door aint
volunteer for the FIFA U20, he is in charge
easy...
of the Tournament press Photographers, a
job that stems from his experience with the
Dutch pinhole box brownie a famous KlikKlak
camera he
brought from FIFA U20 World Cup
Holland.
* Sunday, May 31
More
1pm: Mexico v Mali
seriously,
4pm: Uruguay v Serbia
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volunteer
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Bas has also
BVG
* Wednesday, June 3
been
tramping
4pm: Mexico v Uruguay
around in Dunedin’s main shops, selling promotional
7pm: Serbia v Mali
FIFA posters and paraphernalia, and he and a mate
have also made sure that Dunedin schools all received
* Saturday, June 6
similar Promo posters and booklets.
1pm: Colombia v Portugal
Apart from his well known charm, BVG also
4pm: Serbia v Mexico
displays a commendable work ethic - rare these days since not a lot of folk would wear out shoes tramping all
over town. That has been a hallmark of his half century * Wednesday, June 10
4pm: Second round game
in Otago Football, well done. Bas.
Rab.
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Our Visitors
MEXICO - Mexico has played in 13 of the
19 tournaments. Best performance was in
1977 in Tunisia, when they finished second.
POPULATION: 121 million, COACH: Sergio
Almaguer, ONE to WATCH: Hirving Lozano
- Born 30 July 1995 in Mexico City, Mexico.
URUGUAY - Uruguay their 13th
appearance in the finals, La Celeste were
runners-up twice, losing to Argentina in
1997 and France in 2013.
POPULATION: 3.5 million, COACH:
Fabian Coito, ONE to WATCH: Attacking
midfielder Gaston Pereiro.
SERBIA - U-20 World Cup debut as an
independent nation.The former Yugoslavia
appeared twice at Japan 1979 and Chile
1987, winning the title on the second of
those occasions. POPULATION: 7 million
COACH: Veljko Paunovic,
ONE to WATCH: Mijat Gacinovic.
MALI - sixth appearance at the FIFA U-20
World Cup. The West Africans finished
third in 1999 Mali's last victory at the finals
was in 2003 when they beat Uzbekistan in
their opening group game.
POPULATION: 16 million
COACH: Fagnery Diarra
ONE to WATCH: Youssouf Kone
Uruguay
Serbia
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Dunedin Welcomes the FIFA U20 teams...
In Dunedin the four teams drawn to compete in Group D are Mexico, Mali, Uruguay and
Serbia and they will be welcomed as follows:
Each team will be greeted by the Dunedin Pipe Band who will form a guard of
honour and pipe the team through to the cultural welcome which will include a welcome
Haka and Waiata.
Team: Uruguay
Date: Monday 25 May 2015
Time: 5:25pm
Place: Dunedin Airport arrivals hall.
Team: Mexico
Date: Monday 25 May 2015
Time: 8:50pm
Place: Dunedin Airport arrivals hall.
Team: Mali
Date: Wednesday 27 May 2015
Time: 9:20am
Place: Dunedin Airport arrivals hall.
Team: Serbia
Date: Wednesday 27 May 2015
Time: 5:25pm
Place: Dunedin Airport arrivals hall.
COLOMBIA - New Zealand 2015 will mark
Colombia's ninth appearance at the U-20
World Cup and their third in a row, having
hosted the event in 2011 and qualified for
the last edition in Turkey. Their best
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Reinaldo Rueda led them to a third-place
finish.
POPULATION: 48 million
COACH: Carlos Restrepo
ONE to WATCH: attacking midfielder
Jeison Lucumi
PORTUGAL Portugal has won the
competition twice, thanks to the golden
generation coached by Carlos Queiroz,
who followed up their 1989 triumph in Saudi
Arabia by retaining the trophy on home soil
two years later, beating Brazil in the final.
They’ve finished in the top three on two
other occasions, in 2011 and 1995.
POPULATION: 10.5 million
COACH: Helio Sousa
ONE to WATCH: Utility, Gelson Martins Reputed to have a 45 million euro buyout
clause in his contract.
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Beer Tasting Connoisseurs Nite, 11 June
Remember that OE trip to the Oktoberfest ?
dredge up those memories,
and Support the Lads travel fund.
$25
Prove that your palate has improved...
Sample the Mac’s Beer Range, and others
Get your Family & friends together and come
support the Milk Cup team at Cableways!
Thursday 11th of June
Host - Milly Milburn-Lion Breweries
For persons living within the Cableways catchment
a Taxi Bus home will be provided
limited to 50 persons, Starts at 7:00pm
RSVP – [email protected]
Sponsor MITRE Provides 260 Balls
At the Dale Farm Milk Cup more than 250 balls are on committee member Jim
Sandford’s never ending “to do” list every year in the run up to the event.
“It might seem obvious but making sure we are well looked after for
footballs is an imperative,” says Jim.
“Its an indication of the tournaments scale that we have landed a deal with
Mitre for supplying 160 match balls and another 100 training balls.”
Milk Cup lads from Sierra Leone
Milk Cup 2015
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Winston say
s,
says,
‘2015’,
This is the
One...’
‘G
et along
‘Get
and buy y
our
your
World Cup
tick
ets today
tickets
NZ U20 side loses to Honduras
The New Zealand Men’s U-20s side continued their preparations for the FIFA U-20 World Cup with
a 2-1 loss to Honduras at Shoesmith Domain in Warkworth.
New Zealand captain Bill Tuiloma, back in the country for the first time in the lead up to
the tournament after being released by French Ligue 1 side Olympique Marseille, opened the
scoring in the sixth minute with a rasping free kick struck from 25 yards.
The visitors levelled things up in the 27th minute when Brian Rochez Meija clipped the
ball around New Zealand goalkeeper Oliver Sail when through one-on-one after a swift counter
attack.
Honduras, who will contest
Group F along with Germany, Fiji and Uzbekistan, went 2-1
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up in the 63rd minute when Albert
Elis Martinez finished well inside the New Zealand penalty area.
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NZ U20 Squad for FIFA World Cup
New Zealand play the tournament opener against Ukraine in Auckland on May 30. Their other group
games are against the United States in Auckland and Myanmar in Wellington.
U-20 New Zealand squad
Goalkeepers, Damian Hirst – Wanderers SC, NZL, Oliver Sail – Wellington Phoenix, NZL
Nik Tzanev – Brentford FC, ENG
Defenders
Sam Brotherton – Wanderers SC, NZL, Cory Brown – Xavier University USA
Jesse Edge – Vicenza Calcio, ITA, Brock Messenger – Wanderers SC, NZL
Adam Mitchell – Wanderers SC, NZL, Deklan Wynne – Wanderers SC, NZL
Midfielders
Andre de Jong – Wanderers SC, NZL, Moses Dyer – Wanderers SC, NZL
Te Atawhai Hudson-Wihongi – Wanderers SC, NZL, Clayton Lewis – Wanderers SC, NZL, Matthew
Ridenton – Wellington Phoenix, NZL, Bill Tuiloma (capt) – Olympique Marseille, FRA
Forwards
Noah Billingsley – Wanderers SC, NZL, Andrew Blake – Wellington Phoenix, NZL
Stuart Holthusen – Akron University, USA, Monty Patterson – Ipswich Town FC, ENG
Alex Rufer – Wellington Phoenix, NZL, Joel Stevens – Wellington Phoenix, NZL
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Ellis Park
Saturday saw five matches against
Tech, and the always keenly contested Downie
Stewart Div 3 Derby. It also saw Chargers
head honcho Fozz tying the knot - congrats!
The Prems were at home to Tech, and
although an early goal from Rupert put them
ahead, Tech banged in three for a solid
halftime lead. A goal to the impressive Captain
Cam after the break saw some pressure on
the visitors before they scored a fourth to seal
it. It was a decent effort from the boys, up
against a strong Tech side that seems to have
a spot on mix of experience and youth. Roslyn
benefited from the experienced composure of
Patrick Ebanda, and Cam, Blair, and Shea
were excellent, with Shea’s performance at left
fullback earning him player of the day.
The Seconds had a 2-2 draw against
Tech in a fairly even affair. After conceding
early on, Peewee’s lads took a 2-1 lead into
the break after goals to Mikey and, believe it or not, Jez, who apparently scored a
blinder (according to Jez anyway). After a stunning start to the season the boys are just
lacking that killer instinct at the moment and couldn’t quite put the opposition away.
Johnny Madden had a stormer down the right wing and picked up POD.
The Thirds were also up against Tech, and both teams scored one unconverted
try apiece in a low scoring 5-5 draw at Culling Park. It wasn’t a great first half effort as
they conceded four with another goal to Dave Alsop the only bright spot for PV’s lads. It
was an impressive second half effort though to score four, with another to Dave and
goals to Mal, Ryan, and the indomitable rock Sauce scoring from halfway. Cam was
great again and was POD. Good fightback from the boys.
You can’t have a derby day without a tiny bit of controversy, and whilst there
was a little, the 4th Blacks registered a deserved 7-2 win up against the Whites. Scotty
Tierney made up for an own goal by providing 3 assists. Dyson was strong in midfield
again and scored a goal, and Dorje, Jules, & Browny scored too. Phil capped the
scoring with an acrobatic bicycle kick from 20 yards. Joey scored a fantastic goal for
the Whites, chipping the keeper from distance, and Dom was good back from injury and
the White’s POD.
y, 2015
Football South’s AGM is at Logan Park on Sunda
Sunday
May
y 31st Ma
at 10am. Breakfast provided... ( only jesting.)
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The Chargers conceded another
first minute goal against Tech, and
went into the break outplayed and
three goals down after a scrappy
first half which threatened to
boilover but where we were our
own worst enemies. The
nightmarish threat of having Moose
referee the second half saw the
Wardrobe take the whistle and the
second half was played in much
better spirits. No goals in the
second half, scoring is definitely
the Achilles Heel for the Chargers
this year. Club legend CR battled
hard all day and picked up POD.
Cam celebrates while a smiling Hibby looks on ..
The Stallions didn’t quite click
against Melchester but still got a 1-1 draw, with Jay hero & villain scoring both goals.
The Originals had Pete in goals but even he couldn’t prevent them going down
1-5 to Cavvy. It was a decent first half effort from the boys with a goal to Tim and the
score 1-1 at the break, but then hopes were dashed by conceding four quick goals. Mike
Shotter was busy
throughout and
POD.
The Moas
travelled out to
Memorial to take
on Mosgiel with
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struggling to get a
full team together
by kickoff. The
Moas battled hard
but went down 13, with Kevin
channelling Roy
Keane in a tough
performance.
The Colts got
that winning
feeling back by
beating the
Frotters 4-0 on
the postage stamp. They were helped by a couple of own goals, and a great effort from
Lyall in goals to keep a clean sheet.
Scott
Big derby game in the 45’s next week!
Jarvis
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
Green Island
Premier Team
versus Northern. A
good game today
where we needed
to have a good
performance and
win. Unfortunately
we had a patchy
performance but
did win 3 – 1 final
score. 2 nil at half
time and didn't put
our other chances
away from kick
off. A good
Northern team that
never gave up and
I can see why
they have been
putting pressure
on the top teams
in the
competition.
Goal scorers
Ben Kiore, Jack
Kirkwood and
Reid Hulliman.
MOTM Josh
Dijkstra.
Flem.
The Division One team (Fletcher Cup) After a week of good training the 2nds came
out firing against Northern on Saturday. We played well structured football with our
back mob and forwards all playing with a lot of heart. Committed Tom, Sean and Jake
made sure our transition was smooth which made things a bit easier for Tenn, Dave
and Joe. Great performances from Mitch on debut. MOM Jake. Rory Crow
The Division Two team. Great result today! Won 10 – 0. Change of some
personnel and the guys stepped up and played some good football. We were rushing
things in the top third but finally scored after 25 minutes. 3 – 0 at half time. The start
of the second half was more than a wish come true. Six to seven passes and the ball
placed in the back of the net!! Dominated the game and great to have guys coming
back from injury. Jake scored a hat trick, Ross scored two in his 15 minute come
back. A huge welcome back to Sam Brouwer who got 25 minutes. MOM Sam Dore a
dominant performance.
Wayne Henderson
The Division Three team versus Northern 4A. Probably our best
performance of the season but not the result we deserved. Two mistakes were
punished. Their keeper played well. Not a bad game overall. Just not the result we
wanted.
Averley
Rhys Prescott
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The Blue machine purrs on ..
Andys seniors played Uni and won 5-2 being 2-0 up after 15
minutes and then sat back bossing possession but not threating
the score card any further . Cody scored again and Issac got on
the ledger. The second spell saw Issac score again - Uni pulled
one back with a screamer which served as a wake up call and
saw Eder score a better one straight from the restart . Tilt came
on and missed one that was harder to miss - Reggie also got
his trigger boot working .Ron our travelling statto reckoned we
had 80% possession. We switched off with 20 to go Cody had
another sound game and Reg was back to his old self however
Hamish at the back got the pod.
2nds won 4-1 v varsity- stevie brooks instilling an
unusual formation which worked well and was 3-1 up at the
break. Phil Kelly & Riley both bagging a brace .
Ray was superb in his first game and was duly given the nod for
the pod.
Riley replaced his gun for gloves and was solid in the
sticks.Stevie said the lads Played as a full unit for first time and
Phil played at such legendary level he got called into Football
Souths mobile urine screening unit to determine if he's still
human .
Clints thirds are shorn of 9 on the injury list so his team was cobbled together from all
corners and played their usualhttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
good game for 30 minutes. Seb & Hayden seeing plenty of ball and
Jordan playing out if goals with
bust finger was resolute at the back. Wee Jackie went in goals and
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acquitted himself well. Usual story -once conceded the floodgates opened and the Island horde
were rampant. Wee Tim & Sam kept ripping up the flank but with the back line resembling
England's cricket team middle order (averaging over 50 ) at the end there was only going to be one
winner. Monos Plainsmen won 13-0 over Northern, when asked who scored all we got was Phil
scored 4 - and a screamer with Mono once again firing a blank. big Dan was late serving and early
leaving with a blown calf . So had a go between the sticks along with another crock In Forbsie
(perhaps they should train like those elite athletes in the 45+ grade, ) Pete faithfully nominated
himself as pod being manager, ref, go to guy and generally just being a nice guy.
Masters Gerries lost as well at Sunnyvale being a bit short. 1-0 down at h/t
Justin had a stint in goals kept the score down to 0-3 Jeff Bell in his first game getting mom.
Old Masters played Roslyn Moas which was played In good spirits apart from the last
stanza when a resurgent Moa got sniff of an unlikely comeback . Being 3/0 up thanks to a dribbly
Greg goal ( as in it bounced 4 times before creeping over the line ) . BT scored a cracker ( but he
did miss an absolute bagful) and the last goal was a peach and pleasure to watch
as a dipping swerving curving volley found the corner. 3-1 was final score
Nev
Mosgiel AFC, Club Quiz, Sat. 13th June, 7.30 pm
Happy Hour 6.30 - 7-30 pm, $5 per person, Teams of 4-6 people,
BYO nibbles
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Chatham Cup
Chatham Cup, Rnd. 2.
Monday 1st June (Queens Birthday)
Football South Region
Otago University v Caversham AFC
Roslyn Wakari v Dunedin Technical
West End v Mosgiel AFC
Northern Hearts v Mornington AFC
Mainland Region
Cashmere Technical v Halswell Utd
Coastal Spirit v Selwyn United FC
Ferrymead Bays v Richmond Athletic
Nomads Utd v Parklands Utd
Schools
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The Oval
Terracing Tam Forecast
University v Caversham
2
Northern v Roslyn
x
Dn Tech v Mosgiel
x
Gr Island v Milk Cup
x
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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Time is running out,
get those tickets
NOW !
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Northern v GI Prems out at
Sunnyvale. Both teams had a lot to
prove with trying to distance from the
bottom.
Unfortunately things didn't go
to plan for us in the first 15 minutes
with conceding a couple of free kicks
outside the box GI made us pay by
scoring with both. The first one came
from a deflection and then scored
with a precise finish and the 2nd was
hit straight inside the far post.
It was always going to be tuff
to comeback from that as GI normally
defend pretty well. The rest of the
first half was pretty even but we
wasted another 1 on 1 with the
keeper.
2nd half was a much better
performance by the lads and we
pulled one back when Greg (on his
birthday) made good work out wide
beating his defender and put in a great cross for Hendo to score.
We put a lot of pressure on them in the last 20 minutes but couldn't get the
second, and GI added a third in injury time with a well taken goal. FT 3-1. Mom Greg
Thurlow.
Cheers Muzz
The
Oval
Fever Pitch
Opening times: 29th May to 10th June, 12pm – 4pm
on Non- match days, 10am – 12noon
Fever Pitch in the Octagon is the central hub for the tournament.
It will be a place where the public are able to come and find out the latest
tournament updates, meet the teams, get caught up in the culture of the
teams visiting, test their skills on the Kick Wall and the Rothbury Foosball
table and catch up with the ZM Black Thunders. It will also be the meeting
place for the walking bus to the stadium on match days.
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FPL Matches at FB Stadium
Tuesday, 7th July,
Roslyn-Wakari v
University.
Kick-offs at at 6.30 pm.
Thursday, 9th July,
Northern v Caversham,
Tuesday, 14th July,
Green Island v
Dunedin Technical.
Senior Level 2, Coaching Course in Dunedin
Senior Level 2, 5 days over two long weekends plus a bonus Youth level 3 qualification if
you sign up for an additional day at the end of the Senior Level 2
Venue: Dunedin
18, 19 & 20 September Part 1
25, 26 September Part 2
9am - 5pm each Day
Cost: $1050 +GST
Bonus: Youth L3 qualification
By Adding 27th September
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football and creating practices to help your team improve. It also concentrates more on the “how”
to coach adult players, meaning that coaches are able to apply coaching techniques at the right
time to ensure team development.
Content Covered:
Match analysis, the objectives and structure of football, The NZF Philosophy and vision,
The NZF team model, developing a coaching process. Plan, Prepare, Conduct and evaluate a
game training session.
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Northern v Roslyn-Wakari
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
Coach Murray Devereux
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
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
Match Officials, Anton Whelan, Kevin Smith, Peter-Rae Moroney, Peter Miller
30th May, Premiership, 2.45 pm
University v Caversham, Caledonian
Northern v Roslyn Wakari, Forrester Pk.
Dn. Technical v Mosgiel, Tahuna Park
Green Island v Milk Cup Squad,
Premier League
Tahuna Park, 2.45 pm
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Dn. Technical v Mosgiel
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
Coach - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
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, Calvin Berg, Francois Cuccurollo, Chris Boyd, Tony Ambrose
Chatham Cup, Mon. 1st June, 2 pm
Otago University v Caversham
Roslyn Wakari v Dunedin Technical
West End v Mosgiel
Northern Hearts v Mornington
Premier League
FPL, Sat. 30th May, then Monday, Chatham Cup
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University v Caversham
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
1. Callum Flaws
2. Jude 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
Coach Darren Hart
Match Officials, Rich Roberts, Alistair Neilson ,Mark James ,Terry McNamara
30th May, Premiership, 2.45 pm
University v Caversham, Caledonian
Northern v Roslyn Wakari, Forrester Pk.
Dn. Technical v Mosgiel, Tahuna Park
Green Island v Milk Cup Squad,
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Chatham Cup
Monday, 1st June, 2 pm.
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Roslyn-Wakari v Dn Technical
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
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Coach Col Thom
Manager TVG
Gk Coach P. Evans
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
Match Officials, Craig Campbell ,Anton Whelan, Craig Smith ,Tony Ambrose
Chatham Cup, Mon. 1st June, 2 pm
Otago University v Caversham
Roslyn Wakari v Dunedin Technical
West End v Mosgiel
Northern Hearts v Mornington
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GBWCTY
A Great Big World Cup Thank You - GBWCTY !!
A great big U20 World Cup Thank You to All the Friends
of Football out there - Individuals, members, clubs, businesses,
and trusts - who contributed to the Football South Fund Raising
campaign which ultimately brought the U20 World Cup to
Dunedin.
Also, a GBWCTY to all the Volunteers helping the Local
Organising Committee (LOC) to bring the reality of a World Cup
Tournament to You. There are so many actual and potential
benefits to be derived from Dunedin hosting this world-wide event in Otago Stadium - we
are part of the Global Game!!
It is easy to stand back and be cynical about large organisations like FIFA, but
we need to celebrate all the Good things that FIFA brings to the World.
FIFA is an agent for good in our global neighbourhood - Oceania - not only for football
development but increasing opportunities for progress in social welfare, education and
health
The World Cups are the pinnacle of elite achievement, but there is so much more
happening at the base of the pyramid, the Grassroots of the Game. The NZF/Federations
Whole of Football Plan reflects this Dual top down and
Bill Chisholm
bottom up approach.
Long Live this Duality!!
And - well done Bill in his All White ensemble pic above. Be in to win a trip to Brisbane
to see Liverpool play Brisbane Roar on the 17th July 2015.
Get ready for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 3 easy steps!
1. Take a photo of you and your mates wearing white.
2. Post it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tag us #NZWhiteOut
3. Get your mates if you have any, to vote for your pic & be in to win that trip to Brisie...
Zat London Bridge ?
Selfies are obviously easy, peasy,
here are two ancient worthies from
Times past, and Dunedin City AFC,
when the national league was worth
watching.
Make your guesses for a talented
fullback, and a twisty turny midfield
attacker. Answer’ below.
Left is Scots fullback Dave
Munro, and with him on a wet
London holiday is Pat Berry.
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Southern United Board Members Wanted
Southern United is seeking additional Board Members and invites interest from
individuals with a passion for football, to serve on the management Board.
Board Members are required to attend Board Meetings once a month and also the AGM,
which takes place annually, normally during March.
Prospective Board Members who best meet SUFC requirements will be invited to speak
to existing Board Members at a meeting to be arranged during the week 10-19 June 2015.
A Role Description is available on request from: [email protected]
Should you be interested, please submit a CV and covering letter to [email protected]
stating why you wish to be considered for the role as a Board Member of SUFC.
The vacancies are unpaid voluntary positions.
A Sunnny Day
in Chch.
Southern United AGM
Southern United FC Inc is to hold its 11th AGM at 10:00 on Sunday, 12 July 2015,
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at Roslyn Wakari
AFC Clubroom, Frasers Road, Glenross, Dunedin.
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The Notice and
Agenda, will be distributed to Clubs in due course.
Contact: Administrator ([email protected])
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
Roslyn Wakari 2 University 1 Ellis Park 1
Queenstown 4 Dunedin Technical 10
Queenstown
Round 3
Dunedin Technical 1 University 0
Culling Park 1
Queenstown 4 Roslyn Wakari 6, Q. Events Centre
Round 4
Roslyn Wakari 1, Dunedin Technical 2.
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown 1 University 6 Queenstown
Round 5
University 3 v Roslyn Wakari 0 Logan Park 2
Dunedin Technical 7, Queenstown, 0
Round 6
University 2 Dunedin Technical 5
Logan Park 2
Roslyn Wakari 2 Queenstown 2 Ellis Park 1
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Womens Football
Dunedin Tech Premier woman were out on a very
cold and windy Logan park on Sunday to play University
Women.. The girls started strongly and were one up in
the first minute with a goal from Chelsea back from the
States. The wind got stronger and Varsity playing into
the wind managed to get one back and that’s how the
first half ended 1-1.
Tech started strong in the second half going 21 up in the 46th minute with a goal from Georgia Brown
who worked hard in the midfield. Then Varsity pulled
one more back to make it 2-2. The fitness, wind and
composure started to go Tech’s way with three more
goals to make the final score 5-2 to Tech. POD Coral
Seath
The Roslyn Women Prems took on
Queenstown this week on a beautiful Ellis Park. In a game in which we looked to bounce back
from previous weeks, we put out a strong team, with returning Captain Jordyn Walker and our little
pocket rocket Sammy Murrell. 20 minutes into the game Sammy put one in the back of the old
onion bag, we kept the 1-0 lead till half time. The girls weren't having the greatest game and that
showed, 3 minutes into the second half Queenstown brought the score to 1 - 1. The girls went
back to work, trying to get back to the old ways of passing the ball and building the play up, this
paid off with Player of the Day Una Madden netting a close range goal. 2-1 with 15 to go
Queenstown scored off a free kick, 2 - 2 it stayed, sadly we only took the one point away but the
season is long and our girls will come back from this. Next week we have yet to find out our
opponents but sure to be a good game
Hamish
Whites played Balclutha in Balclutha and while the whether wasn't that flash neither were we.
Two down at the half to a side who had played better than us and although we had the wind in the
second half we couldn't pull anything back. Good performances in the middle of the park with
Carina and Esti. Kelsey played well up front with POD to Janet on the left. We won't mention the
pen Brie
Merce
FIFA U20 World Cup 2015 – Exclusive Supporters Deal
(orders must be in no later than 5pm Tuesday 26th May)
Here’s a great opportunity to witness world class football under the roof. See international
football’s future legends as they do battle in FIFA’s U20 World Cup and all from the comfort of your
Lounge! Food and beverages will be available for purchase in the Scenic Hotels Lounge on Level
Four at the Stadium Ticket prices for each match day are: Category A: Adult $39, Child $15,
Family (2A 2C) $98 plus booking fees.
Please email me or give me a call with your ticketing requirements. Please include which match
day/s you would like along with the number of tickets (Adult/Child/Family) and credit card details.
Match Schedule,
Sun. 31 May 2015 –
dbl header, Mexico v Mali - 1pm & Uruguay v Serbia - 4pm
Wed. 3 June,
dbl header, Mexico v Uruguay - 4pm &
Serbia v Mali - 7pm
Sat. 6 June,
dbl header, Colombia v Portugal - 1pm
& Serbia v Mexico - 4pm
Wednesday, 10 June 2015, Round 16 match - Teams TBC - 4pm
Annette, [email protected], Phone: (027) 5465 565
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Futsal South Term 2-3
Futsal South Restarts...
Winter Adult Competition 2015
Begins: Monday 8th June until 24th August 2015
Where: Edgar Sorts Centre, Time:6.15pm to 9.45pm
Leagues Available: Men’s Div 1, 2, 3, 4,
Women’s Div 1 and Mixed Leagues
Fee = 12 weeks = $585
(Includes $45.00 NZ Futsal Registration)
On-Line Registrations Close Monday 1st June
To Register On-line- go to Futsal South website:
www.futsalsouth.sportingpulse.net
More info contact Mike Clark 027 740 3563 or [email protected]
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It’s not long now until the tournament kicks off and this week the Dunedin FIFA U20
teams are arriving into the airport. Dates and times are as follows:
Uruguay – Monday 25 May, 1725 - NZ673
Mexico – Monday 25 May, 2050 – NZ463
Mali – Wednesday 27 May, 0920 – NZ671
Serbia – Wednesday 27 May, 1725- NZ673
Portugal – Thursday 4 June, 1420 – NZ5053
Colombia – Thursday 4 June, 1510 – NZ5391
If parents or kids are interested in going please pass on that the airport is putting on
free parking for the hour of the arrivals and welcome - parking tickets just need to be
collected from the airport information desk within the terminal. Would be awesome to
have heaps of supporters there for the teams and will be a great experience.
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FIFA U20 World Cup
Ot
ago’s
Otago’s
Joel
Ste
vens v
Stev
Hondur
as
Honduras
World Cup
warm-up
New Zealand U20, FIFA World Cup squad
Shirt No. Position, Name, DOBirth, Club side.
1 Goalkeeper SAIL Oliver SAIL 13.01.1996
2 Defender EDGE Jesse EDGE 26.02.1995
3 Defender WYNNE Deklan WYNNE 20.03.1995
4 Defender BROTHERTON Sam BROTHERTON 02.10.1996
5 Defender MITCHELL Adam MITCHELL 01.06.1996
6 Defender TUILOMA Bill TUILOMA 27.03.1995
7 Midfielder STEVENS Joel STEVENS 07.02.1995
Midfielder DYER Moses DYER 21.03.1997
9 Midfielder RUFER Alex RUFER 12.06.1996
10 Midfielder LEWIS Clayton LEWIS 12.02.1997
11 Midfielder RIDENTON Matthew RIDENTON 11.03.1996
12 Goalkeeper TZANEV Nikola TZANEV 23.12.1996
13 Defender MESSENGER Brock MESSENGER 08.09.1995
14 Defender BROWN Cory BROWN 03.04.1996
15 Midfielder PATTERSON Monty PATTERSON 09.12.1996
16 Midfielder HUDSON-WIHONGI Te Atawhai 27.03.1995
17 Midfielder BLAKE Andrew BLAKE 14.03.1996
18 Midfielder DE JONG Andre DE JONG 02.11.1996
19 Forward HOLTHUSEN Stuart HOLTHUSEN 01.01.1996
20 Forward BILLINGSLEY Noah BILLINGSLEY 06.08.1997
21 Goalkeeper HIRST Damian HIRST 14.06.1995
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Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 194
Vicenza 1902 (ITA) 177
Wanderers SC (NZL) 178
Wanderers SC (NZL) 187
Wanderers SC (NZL) 184
Olympique Marseille (FRA) 182
Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL)
Wanderers SC (NZL) 178
Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 184
Wanderers SC (NZL) 169
Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 180
Brentford FC (ENG) 195
Wanderers SC (NZL) 184
Xavier University (USA) 177
Ipswich Town FC (ENG) 178
Wanderers SC (NZL) 187
Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 181
East Coast Bays AFC (NZL) 181
University Akron (USA) 181
Wanderers SC (NZL) 185
Wanderers SC (NZL) 190
Football South Referees
Match Official Appointments
Otago Daily Times Premier League
Otago Daily Times Premier League, 14.45 pm
Saturday 30th May
Cale, University v Caversham,
Rich Roberts Alistair Neilson Mark James Terry McNamara
Forrester, Northern v Ros-Wakari
Anton Whelan Kevin Smith Peter-Rae Moroney Peter Miller
Tahuna Pk. Dn Technical v Mosgiel Calvin Berg Francois Cuccurollo Chris Boyd Tony Ambrose
A J Grant - Div 1
12.45 Caledonian University v Caversham
Wilson James
12.45 Forrester 1 Northern v Roslyn Wakari
Kevin Smith
12.45 Tahuna 1 Dunedin Technical v Mosgiel
John Barratt
14.45 Ocean Grove 1 Grants Braes v Green Island
Andy Smart
Kingsgate Womens Premier League - Sat 30th May, to be advised.
Monday 1st June - Chatham Cup - Rnd Two, 2 pm Kick Offs
West End Park West End v Mosgiel
Jarod Carnegie Mark Currie Wilson James
Aorangi Park Northern Hearts v Mornington
Richard Roberts Dave Sparks Jason Ellis
Dunedin Cup-ties Caledonian, University v Caversham
Francois Cuccurollo Calvin Berg Jeff Clamp Chris Boyd
Ellis Pk, Ros- Wakari v Dn. Technical
Craig Campbell Anton Whelan Craig Smith Tony Ambrose
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Flag Bearers for FIFA U20 Tourney
Melchester Juniors, Melchester Rovers, Mosgiel and Grants Braes clubs won the
regional competition to supply flag bearers for the four Dunedin match days.
Six very lucky junior members of each club have now been selected and are undergoing
training as nation flag bearers. They will be out in the middle of the pitch with the teams
prior to each of the matches.
Women's Knock Out Cup Round 2
Monday 1st June (Queens Birthday)
kick off at 1pm, Tahuna park,
Dunedin Technical v Otago University
Football South’s AGM is at Logan Park,
y 31st Ma
y, 2015 at 10am. Find out what’s happening...
on Sunda
Sunday
May
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100 Football Festivals in NZ !
Auckland and Christchurch were the host cities for
two Grassroots Coaching Courses as FIFA’s Legacy
Program for the FIFA U-20 World Cup New Zealand
2015 got underway.
A total of 35 coach educators from all seven
New Zealand Football Federations took part in the
courses and included two Grassroots Festivals
involving more than 240 children at Auckland’s
Henderson Valley Primary School and Christchurch’s
St. Albans Primary School.
FIFA Instructor Mauricio Marques, who has an extensive background in Futsal
and is Head of Coach Education for football’s governing body in Brazil, the CBF, was
delighted by the spontaneity shown by the children during the festival.
“The coach educators proposed to the children to play without shoes and the
response was tremendous. All the boys and girls took their shoes off and had a more
sensitive touch on the ball and the natural grass field. They had a great time and it all
happened spontaneously,” he said.
New Zealand Football Junior Development Manager Owain Prosser said while
fun was the focus for the children, the participating coaches took the opportunity to plan
100 other festivals that will happen in each of the Host Cities of the FIFA U-20 World
Cup New Zealand 2015.
Special festivals for girls will happen on 6 June when the Football Ferns open
their FIFA Women’s World Cup campaign in Edmonton against the Netherlands.
“The FIFA Grassroots Football Festivals are a fantastic opportunity for New
Zealand Football to continue to grow the game, by engaging new children in football,
providing positive experiences and helping them fall in love with the game.
“It has also been very successful at developing New Zealand’s grassroots
coaches, providing the knowledge and empowering them to develop their players,
volunteers and clubs in
their local community,”
Prosser said.
Auckland and
Christchurch will each
host nine matches
featuring teams such as
New Zealand, Ukraine,
United States, Germany,
Honduras, Fiji,
Uzbekistan and Brazil.
The FIFA U20 Final is
scheduled for Saturday
20 June at the same
venue with a 5pm NZST
kick-off.
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Kings H.S.
2,
OBHS,
nil,
at
The Oval
on
Wednesday
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Otago Boys H.S. v Kings H.S. at the Oval
Dunedin Technical
Culling Park
Goalscorers plus Abbo...
A big weekend of football for the Teams at Dunedin Technical with 3 teams playing away
at Ellis Park.
The Premier men were hoping to bring back some silverware from Ellis Park
which was lost to Roslyn last season and with that there would also be three valuable
points. Aaron had good squad of players to choose from despite no training on
Thursday due to the weather. It was a bit of a see saw game but the Premier men rode
the storm despite a few niggles here and there, final score 4-2 win to Tech.
Richards Fletcher cup boys were early at Ellis Park in which was game that
was without it’s drama. Thehttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
teams were locked at 1-1 when Tech keeper Liam was taken
out in the box when he clearly
had the ball in both hands as the video shows.
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Unfortunately to the disbelief of both teams the incident was missed and Roslyn
begrudgingly netted a goal to go 2-1 up at halftime.
The second half went down hill
from here with Kai ending up at ED
with what was thought to be a fracture
and some not so nice verbal
comments meant for an ugly second
half. Tech managed to pull one back to
make the final score 2-2
Craig’s 3rds had a game of
two halves which saw his teamed
pumped up at the start and very flat at
the end. The boys were 4-1 up at half
time and looked to be sailing to victory
but the game changed in the second
half when Roslyn pulled one back to
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5-5 Tech had a chance to
sneak in a winner right at the
end but it was not to be and
the final score 5-5 and a very
deflated coach and team.
Stu’s 4ths continue
to struggle and some late
withdrawals due to illness and
injuries meant that Stu was
scraping for the bear 11 to
start This obviously meant
some late positional changes
and tactics but it was all to
little to late going down 4-0.
Did Andy score ?
The Tech Scarfie
5ths continued to grow as a
team and play some good football only losing one so far this season. Final score was 33. The young 5ths are taking some
hard knocks in lessons of Senior
football this season but all this will
help with their development. Each
week they train and turn up on
Saturdays to make their coach Phil
proud of his team. Unfortunately
the results have not gone their way
this season despite some strong
displays and again went down 4-0
to Roslyn.
In the Masters grades the
Colts were looking forward to a
torrid battle against the Hobbits at the Oval. The Colts going into the game sitting top with
the Hobbits back in 4th The scene was set for what could be a turnaround season for the
Colts. The game was even for the first 20 minutes with both teams having chances. The
Hobbits broke through first to lead 1-0 at halftime. The Colts still had a chance but going
down 2-0 with 15 minutes to go seem to deflate them a little. Then the Colts pulled one
back from a one/two with Richard and Callum to make it 2-1 with 10 to go. Despite some
strong pressure in the Hobbits goal box the score never changed and 2-1 was the final
score POD Shane Mathews.
The Frotters were also out at Ellis park on number 4. Unfortunately when you
score 3 own goals it is going to be a tough day at the office. LT was humbles in his
speeches and is now the top scorer for the Frotters albeit in his own net. POD LT
Dunedin Tech would like to pass on it’s condolences to the Family friends and
members of Albion cricket club who lost one of it’s Stalwarts Warwick (Fox) Larkins last
week. RIP
On Sunday the ladies play University at the Oval with the Swans
transferred to Culling 2 up against GI and the senior woman are in the playoffs versus
Roslyn reserves at Culling Park,
AVP at Tech
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Latest Available Football South Tables
AJ Grant PlayGear Lg
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Caversham 2nds
Roslyn Wakari 2nds
Dn Technical 2nds
Green Island 2nds
Mosgiel 2nds
University 2nds
Northern 2nds
Grants Braes
8
9
9
9
8
8
9
8
7
5
5
4
3
3
2
1
0
3
2
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
2
4
4
5
7
6
34
24
21
22
18
12
15
8
7
15
11
21
21
23
33
23
27
9
10
1
-3
-11
-18
-15
21
18
17
13
10
9
6
4
Grants Braes and Roslyn Wakari White,
have left their Championship runs a little
late.....
what do you think Brucie ?
Amalgamated Builders Lg. Div 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Melchester Rovers
Mornington AFC
University 3rds
Dn Technical 3rds
Northern 3rd A
Balclutha
Green Island 3rds
Roslyn Wakari 3rds
Mosgiel 3rds
Grants Braes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
5
3
3
3
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
3
2
1
0
2
1
0
0
1
2
1
2
3
4
4
6
7
38
30
23
33
22
22
24
15
7
8
6
12
12
15
15
8
25
20
60
49
32
18
11
18
7
14
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19
18
15
12
11
10
9
5
1
0
Downie Stewart Lg. Div 3
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0 0 55 13 42
21
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1 0 23 7 16
19
Caversham AFC
Mornington Lions
University 4ths
Northern 4As
Ros-Wakari Black
Melchester Sharks
Northern Winter
Dn Technical 4ths
Green Island 4ths
Ros WakariWhite
7
7
7
7
6
6
7
7
5
4
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
2
2
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2
3
3
3
3
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5
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21
19
20
14
16
11
8
7
10
12
16
21
18
21
31
45
11
7
4
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15
12
10
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Brandwell Moller Div 4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Melchester Teckle
Dn Tech 5th Scarfies
Northern Battlers
Northern Badgers
Mornington Misfits
Dunedin Technical
Balclutha AFC 2nds
Ros Wakar Chargers
7
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
6
4
4
4
2
2
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1
1
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FIFA Womens Coaching Workshop
Capital Football Federation played host to the recent
FIFA Womens Coaching Workshop from Saturday
16th May to Wednesday 21st May. The workshop was
led by Brisbane Roars W-League side Head Coach
Belinda Wilson, pic right.
Football Souths Women’s Development Officer
Hayley Stirling attended the workshop and took plenty
of learning and networking from the event. “The week
was a fantastic opportunity to get together with other
female coaches around the country to share our past
and present coaching experiences,’ she said.
It was especially beneficial to share ideas and
Belinda
thoughts regarding the National Women’s League
teams we have been involved with. I’m confident the league will continue to produce
players and coaches capable of performing on the national and international stage and
workshops like these will go along way to ensure thats the case.
Belinda’s leadership and insight of her football knowledge and footballl
experiences as a FIFA instructor and Head Coach have given all of the candidates
involved a real sense of what can be achieved with the right application of hard work and
commitment.”
The workshop gave candidates an opportunity to be involved in analyzing games
to find the football problem, defining and designing the training session and delivering
the training during the practical component of the workshop. There was also significant
emphasis and time put on each candidates playing model, playing philosophy and
playing principles.
“Belinda was fantastic in really asking the right questions to make us think
about our playing models. As coaches, it’s so
easy to forget to really define your team’s
playing model and style, so it’s been
refreshing to look within ourselves to challenge
why we are doing what we do with our players
and to find areas where we can evolve our
playing model.
The detail involved with the playing
model and session planning Belinda took us
through was outstanding and thats certainly
what I’m aspiring towards.”
16 Female candidates and 2 male
candidates were in attendance for the
workshop which included two former Football
Ferns in Kristy Hill and Jenny Bindon.
All candidates were involved in either
National Women’s League teams, NTC
coaching and FTC coaching.
Hayley
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Hayley
Varsity met the high flying plainsmen on the
Caledonian ground hoping for a strong defensive
effort to frustrate the free scoring visitors.
With injuries keeping 2 varsity centre
backs on the side-lines Tom Morley slipped back
into a 5 man defensive unit from midfield. Sadly
any hopes for a protracted stalemate went out of
the window within 10 minutes when mosgiel
opened the scoring with a fine controlled chip
finish.
With the defensive plan in tatters the
varsity side lost their way and defensive frailties
and errors were ruthlessly punished resulting in
a second and 3rd goal and a 3-0 halftime score.
The second half saw a structural change
and with it a new team emerged to bring the game
to mosgiel. Jeremy Fong pulled one back with one
of the
finest
finishes you will likely see on the Caledonian
ground, a first time rocket into the mosgiel
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This led to a short period of intense
pressure from the home side before Eder
Franchini decided to replicate the feat with a
only slightly less impressive piledriver into
the top corner of the varsity goal effectively
ending the contest.
Fong found
the net again later on with a good finish
deceiving the keeper bringing the score to
5-2 and some consolation to the varsity
team.
A vastly improved 2nd half from the
university team and encouraging for the
rounds to come but the 1st half damage was
too much to recover from. MoM for
University shared between Jeremy Fong for
his 2 goals and Seb Brown for his
tireless running.
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