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Football South
FIF
A
FIFA
U20s
World
Cup
Volume 13,
number 7
16th May
2015
First Kicks
Saturday
Mornings,http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
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at the Oval
Get
Tick
ets..
Tickets..
Watch
Mexico,
Serbia,
Mali,
and Uruguay
in Dunedin
Round 8, Sat 16 May, 2.45 pm
Dn. Technical v Northern, Cale
Ros-Wakari v University, Ellis Park
Green Island v Caversham, Svale
Mosgiel v Milk Cup Squad
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 5, 2nd May, 2015
Contents,
Intro
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Real Sociedad for Cup
Milk Cup v RW
Oval Kids
Mt. Aspiring Bells
Green Island
FSth Coaching
Caversham
Wooliam
Northern
Coaching Courses
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Dn Technical
Womens Football
Womens Football
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Yer O reet ?
Mosgiel
Mosgiel
Referees
World Cup
Futsal
Refs Appointments
Terracing Tam
School Footsal
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Weekend FPL Matches
Always check FSouth Fixtures on Friday in case of changes.
Womens Premier Rnd 3, Sunday,
17th May, 1 pm.
Dn Technical v Queenstown, Culling
University v Roslyn-Wakari, Logan park.
Round 8, Sat 16 May, 2.45 pm
Dunedin Technical v Northern, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v University, Ellis Park
Green Island v Caversham, Sunnyvale
Mosgiel v Milk Cup Squad
SpellChecks, Names, and Lutz Book...
Spellchecks are wondrous things eh? Just batter on, and press
a button - bingo, and alls well.... sometimes...
The good old ODT has a big time pro Spellcheck they
can apply to incoming items, but even it, was blown away by
Cavvy’s new Finnish player, Viljami Vuorenmaa ( and no
wonder ) it ended up gibberish as the Computer tried to
‘correct the ODT spelling.’ but a RabCheck sorted it...
And there are more than a few brilliant names around
to test any system.Hows about ‘ Ifeanyichukwu Ability
Unamadu’ who plays for Mosgiel, or Truth Toheriri, or Tore
Waechter, or Warkina Tujuba - maybe a team manager’s job aint so easy after all,
as he makes out Team Sheets with that blunt pencil.
No blunt pencils for our brilliant Club Scribes though, its state of the art
electronic info that they send. Although one possible improvement would be to
make sure the ‘Subject’ line is filled in when an email message is sent. If you just
biff Reply - I can get ten messages arriving within the one reply. So please guys,
add a clear subject line... ta.
And speaking of simple names, I see my old mate Lutz Pfannenstiel was
comments man on TV for the Barca v Bayern game. Have you read his book yet ?
Its in the Dn Library. Quite a few Dunedin ‘identities’ get a mention.
‘The Unstoppable Keeper’ incredible story of German goalkeeper Lutz
Pfannenstiel – the most interesting footballer you've never heard of. A massive
bestseller in Germany, this astonishing, fascinating and at times hilarious book
relates a football career...
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- I guess Lutz must have written the
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Blurb.
Some folks get a bit Hyper
when Football is on TV, see cartoon
FIFA U20
left - but thats not us eh?
in
We’ll all be there live at the
Dunedin
renamed Otago Stadium (I like that.. )
and of course you were smart and
bought tickets early,
Good on You
Rab.
Why watch on TV, when
and yours ....
you can get cheap tickets ?
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Ellis Park
The Prems had Saturday off with a
bye, and it meant a few of the fringe
players could have a run in the
Fletcher Cup.
All the new faces may have
impacted the rhythm of Peewee's lads
and they battled to put Grants Braes
away. There were a couple of Jekyll &
Hyde performances, with Damo
slotting a penalty before missing a
second spot kick, and Watty scoring
a cracker before having a Bruce Lee
brain explosion and seeing red.
Although it wasn't a fluent
team performance, 2-1 meant three
points and the Seconds are unbeaten
after a full round of football.
The Thirds had a physical encounter against
Melchester at Bayfield and came away second best,
1: Catlin Taylor-Lynch
conceding five. They had to contend with a gusty wind that
2: Kate Lorenc
did them no favours in either half. A highlight was an
3: Jemma Gilbert
impressive game from young Spencer Byers, part of
4: Holly Johnstone
Macca's Milk Cup squad.
5: Theresa Rhein
Dan said it was a game of two halves for the
6: Holly White
4th
Whites,
but
they lost them both. They were pretty good
7: Olivia Browne
in the first half though against Uni, only down 1-2 at half
8: Jessie Clark-Grant
time after Johnny scored a nice goal, but things got a bit
9: Alex McIntosh
ugly in the second half conceding five unanswered goals.
10: Una Madden
The game was summed up by the opposition
11: Tessa Lewis
keeper utilising the squall to score direct from a punt.
12 Jordyn Walker (c)
Lippy's 4th Blacks bossed their game
13: Sammy Murrell
against Northern on Ellis #1, and it was the
14: Beth Fitchett
Lilliputian manager himself with the Midas
15: Sasha Ritchie
16: C.Matheson-Watts touch, finishing clinically with his first
17: Kushla Glover
touch of the game.
Hayden, Browny and Dyson also
Coach W Van Gorp,
scored and Lippy must run a good training
Mngr Sheryl Walker
session with all three goals via Scotty
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Tierney corners. The team got a bit
of a fright by conceding three late
goals but deserved the 4-3 win.
The Chargers were
looking for a first win of the season
against Balclutha, and had the rare
chance to play on the hallowed Ellis
#1. Despite playing some great
footy Fozzy's young side were in
familiar territory two goals down
straight after half time.
It was a spirited
fightback though as the Chargers
dominated the second half and tied
the game up with great team goals
finished by Ben 'Gigli' Affleck and
the outstanding Andy Brown, but
couldn't quite find the winner with
the visiting keeper making a couple
of fingertip saves.
An excellent game against a
Farewell to
good bunch of lads, we can't wait for
the Ginga...
our road trip to the Big River Town in
a few weeks.
The Stallions
smoked Mosgiel 7-2 on the Postage Stamp in a solid team performance. Sherb scored a
hat trick, Glover slotted a brace, and Jabba scored a great goal late on. Tim 'Bergomi'
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Knopp was exquisite at the back, and
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Massimo Taibi made a wee
appearance in goals. The Moas led
‘ and this is
Northern at half time up at Forrester,
Barry, your
but lost their shape (or were they just
Dutch
out of shape?) in the second half and
aenesthesiologist...
went down 3-4.
you won’t feel a
Andrew Dawson scored a
thing...
screamer and was man of the match.
Both the Colts and the Originals had a
chance to convalesce with a week off.
Good to see that Marketing and
supply have solved the Guinness
problem, Rab was considering Milk,
cheers
Scott
Jarvis
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Hola,
Paella,Tortilla
Real
Sociedad,
Malaga,
and
Liverpool...
Looks like Neil Mac will be doing a crash course in Basque/Spanish
Real Sociedad, the Spanish club based in San Sebastian who produced Xabi Alonso
and has one of Europe’s most progressive and successful youth academies, will make
a debut at this summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup.
Manager David Moyes, a long time supporter of the Northern Ireland
international youth football tournament, has confirmed to organisers that he will send a
side to contest the Premier competition.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers also says the importance of the Dale
Farm Milk Cup in the development of young players at Anfield cannot be underestimated.
The County Antrim man has again agreed to send a team to contest the Junior
event at the international youth football tournament in Northern Ireland this summer.
Rodgers himself played in the Milk Cup three years running as a youth.
Milk Cup lads from Sierra Leone
Milk Cup 2015
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Milk Cup Match
With a moderate cross field wind the Milk Cup
Squad played a Roslyn Wakari squad that had a
mix of up and coming youth with and well stablished
Premier League players.
The MC squad got off to an enthusiastic
start applying pressure high up the field after 20
minutes they manufactured a fast counter attack up
the right flank and scored a well taken first goal by
Anton Fitzgerald.
After cut and thrust roslyn gained
ascendancy and scored to go into the break 2 – 1
up. The 2nd half started with Roslyn applying
pressure but the defensive effort of the MC lads
was resolute.
With 15 minutes togo the MC lads once
again manufactured a quick break up the left flank
that saw Fitzgerald once slotting home to level the
scores.
After cut and thrust through the remainder
of the half Roslyn taught some valuable lessons to
the lads in being composed and patient in
defense.
Eventually Roslyn converted, with 8
minutes to go, following some excellent close
control from ex MC player Blair Bates displaying
excellent close control in the penalty Box with his
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flavorably to advancing Roslyn support to be
driven home to give Roslyn a 3 – 2 lead.
The MC lads continued to make progress
with the quick breaks up both flanks that eventually
produced an excellent opportunity that fell to Jack
Smith who saw his shot being cleared of the line
by some desperate defense.
The match was played in excellent spirit
and was a great test for the lads who for the most
part implemented the tasks that they had been
working on in truing the previous Sunday.
Unfortunately, due to school commitments
and injuries the match v Mosgiel will have to be
postponed but we look forward to playing them in
the second round once all injuries and school
commitments are dealt with.
Neil Mac
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
C minus for Scarfies....
Another Goal
at the Oval,
on Saturday
mornings...
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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Mount Aspiring College Futsal, Wanaka
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Good to see coach Ian Bell still involved after winning that Chatham Cup medal back in
1999 with Dunedin Technical, when they beat Waitakere 4-nil .....
Front row L to R Weston Bell, Flynn Brown,Fletcher Cavanagh, Jacob Lang
Back Row Ian Bell,Wesley Moore,Toa Roode,Alex Plimmer,Pedro Domingues.
Results 3-1 loss to Kavanagh A. Goals to Toa, 3-3 versus Logan Park goals to Fletcher, Toa ,
Wesley. 3-0 win versus Kings by default. 6-1 loss to OBHS goal Weston.
Win 3-2 v Kavanagh B. Goals to Alex , Jacob, Toa. 3/4 th play off .
Lost 6-4 to Kavanagh A. Goals to Pedro , Flynn, Toa 2 goals.
Messi destroys Bayern
Messi struck on 77 minutes, rifling the
ball past Manuel Neuer from the edge of
the area. Just three minutes later he
skipped past Jerome Boateng before
lifting the ball over Neuer. He also
provided the assist for Barca's third goal,
scored by Neymar in injury time.
Messi and Suarez
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
Green Island Premier Team versus Tech.
Unfortunately only one team wanted to win
today and it wasn't us. We were not in the
game for the 1st half and we were not allowed
to play when we did get the ball.
When you play at this level it takes
people with hearts and it is about everybody
being willing to do the work. 0 – 3 down at half
time with some good finishing and a Burgess
goal sealed the deal. 0 – 4 lose. MOM Nick
Meglinski
Flem.
The Division One team (Fletcher
Cup) After a couple of weeks of good football
the 2nds came crashing back to Earth against
a well drilled Tech team.
The Backs played well but a few
players might have to take a look at their
attitude if they want to make an impression in
Fletcher Cup.
It was good to get a few players back
from injury unavailability but there is plenty to
work on this week.
MOM goes to Nick who turned back the clock and put on a master class in Goal.
Rory Crow
The Division Two team were at home against Grants Braes. We decided to
play some footy today and it reflected on
the score board. 5 – 1 final score. A
really good effort from everyone.
Tyler McCallion scored a great
free kick before later converting a
penalty. Jake Hanshaw scored a great
header and was awarded man of the
match. Sam Brouwer
Over 35's versus Grants Braes.
A good tight game. Came away with a 2 –
0 win with a great first goal to Ginge, 30
yard volley, giving him Player of the Day.
Dean Stuart.
Averley
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National Talent Centres host 450 Talented Youngsters
Bill Chisholm reports - The next generation of All Whites
Andy
and Football Ferns were put through their paces last month in
the latest National Talent Centre(NTC) camps held around the
country.
The 450 players involved in April’s NTC intake were
exposed to a new training curriculum on the pitch and in the
classroom led by 40 coaches at three venues across New
Zealand; Waitaki Boys’ High School, Kings College, and
Rathkeale College.
New Zealand Football’s Football Development
manager and former All Whites defender Andy Boyens says
April’s NTC programme provided the perfect opportunity for
players and coaches to accelerate their development.
“The NTC’s bring together New Zealand’s most
talented youth players between the ages of 12 and 16,
coupled to the country’s most talented youth coaches to create an accelerated learning experience
across the ‘four corners’ of player development,” said Boyens. “It is great to have a selection of the
best players from across the country training, playing and learning together in front of Federation
and NZ Football staff.
We don’t overlook anyone, and everyone gets the opportunity to make the most of their
potential and motivation. The pinnacle goal
is creating better All Whites and Football
Ferns but if we can improve standards
across the board for coaches and players
then so much the better,” Boyens says.
The NTC programme has
witnessed a raft of young talent graduate
from its ranks into the U17 men’s and
women’s programmes with the likes of
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Martine Puketapu and Daisy Cleverley
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involved in last year’s U17 World Cup in
Costa Rica, while current Men’s U17
FTC at
squad members Jack-Henry Sinclair and
Tahuna,
Logan Rogerson are also among the
players to pass through
Dunedin
the programme.
Pele Prostate...
Bill Chisholm
Brazilian football legend Pele has undergone prostate surgery and is in stable
condition, a Sao Paulo hospital says. This is the second time Pele, 74, has been
hospitalized in six months.
Earlier news said Pele had a prostate condition known as hyperplasia, which
it said increases the risk of a urinary infection. Pele, whose given name is Edson
Arantes do Nascimento, was released from the same hospital in early December
following a two-week stay with kidney problems.
With more than 1280 career goals, and an unequalled three World Cup titles
during his playing career, Pele is considered by many the greatest football of all time.
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Premiers had a competitive match against Mosgiel at
Tonga Park. Given the number of chances created we
were perhaps a little unlucky to twice go a goal down in
this fixture although credit to Mosgiel they took their
chances well.
In a hectic last 10 minutes we managed to level
the scores which was pleasing and showed character
however I think the resonating feeling is that this was a
tie we should have put to bed much earlier. Final score
2-2. Obviously this scribe hasn't an ODT subscription.
The 2nds battled well in tough windy conditions
not all that conducive to football. It was all about getting
back on track and putting in a decent performance
after the disappointment of last week.
The boy's started well with another early penalty
before making it 2 shortly after straight in from a corner.
The 2nd half saw our superior fitness get the better of a
young enthusiastic Mosgiel side. 3 goals plundered in
the final 30 minutes saw this tie off 5 nil and it was a
rather pleasing performance all round.
3rds beat GI 8-1 in a game of 2 halves. The boys went into the break 7 nil up before
running out of wind a wee bit seeing GI come back into the game. Credit to them.
The Over 35's played the rampant Plainsman and put in a credible shift. Plenty to
be pleased about as the (slightly older) boy's worked hard to shut down the fast moving
Mosgiel attacks Final score 5-1.
Tore’s Goal
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Northern AFC
The Gardens
Northern v Uni and we almost had a full strength team for the first time this season, with
only Cam Kerr missing with graduation. The game
started well for us with us mounting pressure on
university's back four into making mistakes with Hendo
going close with the keeper stranded and someone
getting a vital block in.
From the resulting corner we missed from
close range. But with about 20 minutes gone we went up
1-0 with Taylor Quirk rising to flick a header in from a set
piece. We had to make a couple of injury changes in the
first half with Andrew and Angus coming on, Taylor and
Emmet going off. Andrew had an instant impact after
showing pace and determination he set up Paolo at the
far post for a tap in HT 2-0 up.
Second half uni had more of the ball but we
defended well and they rarely threatened apart from one
long range shot which Freddie tipped onto the cross bar
and recovered. We had a couple more excellent
chances the best with Andrew forcing a good save one
on one with the keeper. FT 2-0 and a well deserved 3
points. Excellent performance lads!!
Cheers Muzz
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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
onto the Senior L2 Course
Additional Cost $140 +GST
Following on from the Senior Level 1 coaching award, this course focuses on analysing
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.
5 Coaches attend 5 Day Coaching Course in Christchurch
Five Coaches from the Football South region are attending a 5 day training course in
Christchurch for the FIFA Grassroots programme this week.
Each Coach will then run a football festival for 6-12 year olds in their region in
May or June to back up the training and information they have received during the week.
The 5 Coaches from the Football South region are :
Hayley Stirling (Women's http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
Development Officer | Football South), Lewis Houghton
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(Dunedin Community Coach),
Iain Walker (Southland Community Coach), Jamie
Whitmarsh (Football Development Officer | Central Otago and Paula Irvine (FTC Coach
| South Canterbury)
The topics covered during the week are: FIFA Grassroots Course content :
1. FIFA Grassroots Football Philosophy, 2. The role of a Coach, 3. The characteristics of
junior footballers, 4. Organisation of tournaments & festivals, 5. Grassroots coaching
sessions, 6. Small Sides Games, 7. Basic football techniques
Keep an eye out for a Football Festival in your region coming soon.
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Roslyn-Wakari v University
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, 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 Darren Hart
Match Officials, Jeff Clamp, Kevin Smith, Mark Currie
Round 8, Sat 16 May, 2.45 pm
Dunedin Technical v Northern, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v University, Ellis Park
Green Island v Caversham, Sunnyvale
Mosgiel v Milk Cup Squad
Premier League
Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm
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Green Island v Caversham
1. Josh Dyjkstra.
2. Ollie Brown
3. Jesse Smith
4. Cam McPhail
5. Tom Milton
6. Nathan Gunn
7. Bob Cox
8. Sean McIntee
9. Jack Kirkwood
10. Jake Johnson
11. Connor Neil
12. Nick Meglinski
13. Matt Mitchell
14. David Mwangi
15. Andrew Marshall
16. Reid Hulleman
17. Todd Wilson
18. Ben Koire
19. Nathan McDonell
Coach,
Malcolm Fleming,
Mngrs. Peter Martin,
Mark Stewart
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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, Jack Cowie, Chris Boyd, Terry McNamara
Round 9, Sat 23 May, 2.45 pm
University v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Dn Technical, Ellis Park
Green Island v Northern, Sunnyvale
Caversham v Milk Cup Squad
Premier League
Bayfield, Sunday, 17th May
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Mosgiel v Milk Cup
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7
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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.
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, Yet to be decided.
Round 8, Sat 16 May, 2.45 pm
Dunedin Technical v Northern, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v University, Ellis Park
Green Island v Caversham, Sunnyvale
Mosgiel v Milk Cup, Sunday
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Premier League
Caledonian, Sat. 2.45 pm.
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Dn. Technical v Northern
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 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
Match Officials, Calvin Berg, Al. Neilson, Wils James
Round 9, Sat 23 May, 2.45 pm
University v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Roslyn Wakari v Dn Technical, Ellis Park
Green Island v Northern, Sunnyvale
Caversham v Milk Cup Squad
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Luis
Southland Scene
Yesterday I've been watching the weekend's super
match OB vs Queenstown...defensively very well
organized Queenstown, always searching quick
transitions. First half did it 4 times and scored 2
goals. In the second half OB was better
when
‘Victor,’ mon
ami.they
..
were close to equalize, Queenstown scored 3-1 in
another quick transition. OB scored 3-2 one min
after that but in the last minutes they played more
with the heart and couldn't equalize, but they had 2
chances to do it.
I've been in Gore Saturday morning searching for new players for
Southland Rep teams, and was good to see such a good environment around
Junior Competition. I’m pleased that I found some players to join our Rep
teams next week, because we are close to make the final decisions
to select Squads and start working...
Luis
Women's KO Cup
Round 1, Sunday 10th May (Mothers Day) kick off at 1pm.
Queenstown Rovers 0, Dn. Technical, 3.
University 1, v Roslyn Wakari, nil
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Womens Football
The Roslyn Women Premier side played in the Knock Out Cup
this week against a very strong Uni side at the Cally.
The game was very even for the whole 90 minutes, both
teams had chances and some how no one could finish. A very
high level of fitness was key in the game due to the fast pace,
hard hitting tackles and endless attacks down the wing.
We had two major chances, Tessa Lewis had an
outstanding over the head flying bicycle kick that forced an A+
save. Player of the Day
Alex Mcintosh had a free
kick denied by the
crossbar, at this point we
all thought we were heading to extra time.
Sadly in the 84th minute Uni won a penalty and put
it in the back of the old onion bag. Uni taking the 10 victory and moving on in the cup.
The girls left the field heads high and having
known we all put 100% in. Well done to Ref Mark
Currie for an outstanding game in the middle and
letting the game flow.
Next week we play Uni in the league were the
result will be different.
Meanwhile in Queenstown, Dunedin Tech beat
the home side 3-nil, with goals by Holly Small,
Amelia Currie, and Kirsty Hayr.
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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 1, Dunedin Technical 2.
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown 1 University 6 Queenstown
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
Varsity & Tech win Womens KO Cup-ties
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it was too, too...
The
The top of the table meeting with Cav
Cody
Club
was truly a clash worth waiting for - and
Brook
with
like the Clash’s epic “London Calling” - it
P of
the
was like North London v “Sarf” London.
Day.
Permanent
In the blue corner - Mosgiel
Happy
playing like those north London fancy
Hour
dans Arse and Spurs purring on the
ball
and tiki taka’ing around tiny spaces
....v
Cav in the red corner - playing like Sarf
Londons favs from Selhurst Park and
Plough Lane ; late on resorting to
lumping it long and hurling balls and
bodies like windmills into the box in a
desperate attempt to force an equaliser.
The first half was very tight with
very little
given away
-0-0 at the
break . Cody took a free kick about 30yards out and whilst
everyone waited for a lofted cross he simply unleashed
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Cav responded to tie it up and once again Cody,
whose had an itchy trigger foot all season, scored a
sublime scorcher to put us ahead. With time nearly up
Cavs route 1 style of footie had our 5 ‘3 defenders under
the cosh and we buckled to cough a goal with 6 to go.
Despite some unsavory words from the crowd in
Brookys ear he didn’t waiver and our little un’s earned us a
point with a 2-2 draw. A fantastic effort to go through the
first round unbeaten.
Steves 2nds played Cav early and up against some
sublime stars of yesteryear conceding an early pen wasn’t
in the plan. Cav scored again from a corner and our boys
were up against it- we played well in spells but Cav were
ruthless late on banging in another 3.
Monos young oldies team were also entertained by
Cav and in a rugged encounter came out on top 5-1 a
couple of pens and a Tel Boylan hat trick .
Clints young thirds had a full team and played well
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against an older more physical
Northern side. 1st half was very even with only a long range speculator
seperating the sides.
Jordan in goals keeping the
black horde at bay . The 2 Sams Jeb
& TK got forward and beat the first
man regularly and ol Tim promoted
from the Gerries excelled at centre
back.
The games pivotal moment
came when a shocking decision to
award a pen when the ball struck the
back of Josh’s arm ( with his back
turned) & Northerns unsporting
acceptance of the pen. Fortunately the
ref then subbed himself on but another couple quick goals knocked the stuffing out.Wee
Jackie got on and skipped past a few players despite being about a foot smaller than his
protagonists . Final score 0/6. The 45masters were up against it when the Island
Juggernaut and their rock stars
rolled into town- so much so, that
Pikey played his sick note pass
and another thought playing for
the thirds would be easier.
Big Dave was all class
up against Dave Milts and despite
giving away a pen had him in his
overly large pocket all day. BT
scored a screamer ( I’m told) of
an equaliser and we limited green
island to scoring from set pieces.
We had our own pop star Phil
Collins in goals working his magic
. Andy was a rock but we couldn’t
quite get an equaliser
and went down 1-2
Nev
Football South Coaching Diary
Monday 18th May
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
Monday 25th May
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
Junior Level 2 - Player Centred Coaching
6pm-10pm
$70
(Intro) Whole of Football Plan
7pm-9.30pm
Free
June:
Monday 8th June
Sport Otago House - Logan Park
Youth Level 2 - Tactical Coaching
6pm-10pm
$70
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Football South Referees
Match Official Appointments
Newsletter
Otago Daily Times Premier League
Saturday 16th May and Sunday 17th May 2015
Otago Daily Times Premier League, 2.45 pm
Ellis 1 Ros-Wakari v University
Jeff Clamp
Kevin Smith Mark Currie
Svale, Green Island v Caversham
Anton Whelan
Jack Cowie Chris Boyd Terry McNamara
Tahuna. Dn Technical v Northern
Calvin Berg
Al. Neilson Wils James
A J Grant - Div 1
12.45 Ellis 1 Roslyn Wakari v University
Mark Currie
Latest
12.45 Svale, Gr Island v Caversham.
A.Smart, C.Boyd
Ref
12.45 Tahuna 1 Dn Technical v Northern
Rich Roberts
Kit
14.45 Ocean Grv Grants Braes v Mosgiel
David O'Hare
Logan
A B L - Div 2
Park.
12.45 Ocean Grv Gr. Braes v Dn Technical
Bruce Ryder
14.45 Clutha, Balclutha v Mornington
Rudi Burgers
Youth League, 10.30.
Bayfield Gr.Braes Nix v Northern Maori Hill Damon Moss
10.30 Sunnyvale 1 G I Magentos v Mosgiel Pumas Josh Dijkstra
10.30 Walton Park Mosgiel Stallions v Roslyn Wakari Chargers Jordan Pike
Womens Premier Lg, Sunday 17th May.
13.00 Cale University v Roslyn Wakari
Alistair Neilson Mark James Taine Bailey
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v Queenstown Anton Whelan Mark Currie Jarrod Simpson
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Wilson welcomes
Jarad Carnegie to
the Caledonian,
prior to match.
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U20
WCup
The party is
just starting here at FIFA
U-20 HQ, it's only a few
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 father in law, or your auntie and you
could be watching the next big stars of world football from the best seats in the house during a funfilled weekend in Auckland!
Uruguay ! ! !
‘ Go
Uruguay..’
He’ll be at the FIFA U20 World Cup
matches in Dunedin, and Uruguayan
expatriate Matias Erdody rates his
national side as being a ‘contender...’
Erdody, who was on holiday in Brazil
last year when Uruguay stunned
England 2-1 at the Fifa World Cup,
has plenty of faith in Uruguay's under20 crop of players.
''They have a real strong team, and a
real direct style of play. They have a lot of good players coming through, who all play
professionally in Uruguay, '' he said.
Terracing Tam Forecast
Roslyn v University
1
Dn. Technical v Northern 1
Gr. Island v Caversham
2
Mosgiel v Milk Cup
2
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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Otago School Futsal at Edgar Centre
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