Manly United vs Hakoah Sydney City East
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Manly United vs Hakoah Sydney City East
KICKOFF ROUND 05 SUN 10TH APRIL 2016 CROMER PARK 1ST GRADE 3PM FROM THE CLUB MATCH PREVIEW FIXTURES MATCH REVIEWS TEAM LISTS VS MANLY UNITED FC HAKOAH SYDNEY CITY EAST FC FROM THE CLUB #PS4NPLNSW NPLNSW.COM.AU SPONSORS SUBHEAD G ood afternoon and welcome to Cromer Park, players and supporters from Hakoah FC. In what promises to be an enticing Sunday afternoon clash on the northern beaches, both teams will be desperate to secure three points. Adam Parkhouse is United’s player to watch this afternoon. The left winger has enjoyed a strong start to the year and his combination with skipper Brendan Cholakian is developing each round. Paul Dee’s Manly United squad have been inconsistent thus far this campaign. Also look for goalkeeper Dylan Mitchell to have a strong display between the sticks. They were brilliant on home soil in round three, hammering Parramatta FC 5-1. The gloveman bleeds for the Manly cause, and would nothing more than three points and a clean sheet. Yet last Saturday they came crashing back to earth, with a Robbie Younis double resulting in a 2-1 loss versus Bonnyrigg. Not much is known about today’s opposition, but in right back Lee Jones they have an x-factor, especially from set pieces. MANLY UNITED WOULD LIKE TO THANK THEIR SPONSORS See you at the game, with kick-off at 3pm. Go you mighty Manly United FC ! Freshwater MANLY WARRINGAH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2 3 TEAM LISTS MATCH PREVIEWS NPLNSW.COM.AU FIRST GRADE L Hakoah has proven themselves as tough competitors ast week’s comprehensive 5-1 thrashing of Parramatta FC has kickstarted Manly’s season and this season and it will not be an easy task for Manly. this round Paul Dee’s team are determined to keep Keep an eye on young Manly striker Dejan Pandurevic its winning form alive against competition new boys who has impressed so far this season. Hakoah Sydney City East. S B # NAME S B # 1 MITCHELL Dylan 2 PAULL Kieren 3 LOBB Jamie 4 OUGHTREDTravis 5 WILLIAMS Rhys 6 GALLAGHER Sam 7 COOPER Travis 8 FERGUSON Dom 9 MILOVANOVIC Dane 10 CHOLAKIAN Brendan 11 PARKHOUSE Adam 12 GALLAGHER Henry 13 ADELI Shervin 14 PANDUREVIC Dejan 17 SIM Nathan 18 BRAGG Daniel 19 SARIC Daniel 22 GIVERINLuke 31 WHITLOCK Dylan Coach: Paul Dee Assist Coach: Bob Catlin Manager: Ida Rigoni NAME Anthony 1COSTA Remy 2WOLANSKI 3 BLUMBERG Dylan Brad 4WALKER 5 BOWDEN-HAASE Nathan Jeremy 6BUTNARU 7 AKIL Hussein Paul 8ORGAD Neil 9JABLONSKI Deklan 10GILMARTIN 11RAE Gavin 12 ABBOTT Steven Michael 13 RANDALL Lee 14JONES 15 BANDUR Jacob 16 ANDRICOPOULOSCosta Jordan 17MUNDELL Aaron 18D’MELLO 19CUTRI Domenic Matthew 20MCKENZIE Ilan 21KESSLER Bradley 22KARPIN Coach: Mark Robertson Assistant: Alex Robertson Manager: Brian Ree 1ST GRADE - PLAYSTATION 4 NPL NSW MEN’S POS Referee: Kurt Ams Assistant Referees: Danny Horstead & Jack Bell 4th Official: Adam Vainauskas 4 4 TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Blacktown City FC 4 4 0 0 14 7 7 12 2 Sydney United 58 FC 4 3 0 1 10 4 6 9 3 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC 4 2 1 1 7 6 1 7 4 Rockdale City Suns FC 4 2 1 1 6 5 1 7 5 Blacktown Spartans FC 4 2 0 2 6 9 -3 6 6 APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 4 1 2 1 5 3 2 5 7 Sydney Olympic FC 4 1 2 1 6 7 -1 5 8 Manly United FC 4 1 1 2 7 6 1 4 9 Parramatta FC 4 1 1 2 4 10 -6 4 10 Hakoah Sydney City East FC 4 1 0 3 6 8 -2 3 11 Wollongong Wolves FC 4 1 0 3 6 8 -2 3 12 Sutherland Sharks FC 4 1 0 3 6 10 -4 3 5 TEAM LISTS #PS4NPLNSW TEAM LISTS NPLNSW.COM.AU 20’S 27Brandon 29James 28Mitchell 34 Edward 25Alex 26Charlie 30 Todd 32 Matt 36 Rory 23 Hamish 31 Nathan 37 Sheldon 16Sipan 24Aiden 18’S LE MAY KAIN ROOKE RINALDI PARTRIDGE BAKER BALNEAVES ZANON SPIERS GALBRAITH SEPAROVIC TWEEDIE BERTI HANCOCK Coach: Andrew Christianson Assistant Coach: Milos Malatenic Manager: Ida Rigoni 24 RichardBLANCO 40 RyanBLUMBERG 25 LukeBURKE 23 Andre DE JONG 26 JonathanDIMOPOULOS 27 JordonHAYHURST 29 HarryJONES 28 AndrewKARABATSOS 30 CameronKEMP 31 KevinLOPES 32 EmilioMANOS 34 BradPAIKIN 38 DavidPOULSEN 35 LachlanROVERS 39 NickSULLIVAN 36 LiamTHOMAS 37 GeorgeVAGERAKAS Coach: Donato D’Agrosa Assistant: Patrick Darvill Manager: Les Paikin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 Will Alec Joshua William Harry Quinton Jacob Tal Rhys Samuel Sean Daniel Jamie Jesse Lewis Emanuel CARTER VINCI FLETCHER MARTIN SOMERS CHENG CABAN WEINER VORILLAS PASLIS ELDER GURD GLOVER PIRIZ YOUNG FERREIRA HONORIO Coach: Frank Gigliotti Assistant Coach: Jason Bennett Manager: Lynette Martin 1Jacob 2Nathan 3 Connor 4Marcus 5Mitchell 6 Finley 7Satchel 8Nathaniel 9Peter 10Andre 11Osman 12Asha 13 Jordan 14Orlando 15Scott 16Gidon SAYLE HANCOCK SHADDOCK PLATANIOTIS KNIGHT HAYHURST KOLT SHARPLEY SKANAJ BIVIANO KHALED PHILLIPS SWIBEL NORMAN BEATTIE ZIMERMAN Coach: Mark Gannon Assistant: Jason Conroy Manager: Brennan Sharpley PREVIEW B lacktown Spartans were not the only side to see their perfect start to the season unravel on the weekend in surprising fashion with Andrew Christiansen’s Manly United going down to Bonnyrigg White Eagles away from home. It was the first setback of the season for Manly who have begun the year in attractive style but fired a blank against a well-organised and hungrier Bonnyrigg. but other players came to the fore for Hakoah in their first draw of the season with Brad Paikin and Emilio Manos netting their debut goals of the campaign. A Hakoah win would see the side leapfrog Manly United on the ladder and after such a positive start to the year Manly will hope to respond to their first loss of the season with nothing other than three points at Cromer Park. Hakoah Sydney City East have lost and drawn their last two fixtures after consecutive wins on the bounce and with both sides staking their claim as title contenders this season they will be eager to cement their push with victory this weekend. Richard Blanco has been in good form for the Dino D’Agrosa coached side with three goals from his opening four games. The forward wasn’t on the scoresheet this weekend against APIA Leichhart Tigers 6 7 SEASON LAUNCH4 NPL NSW WOMEN’S KICKS OFF PLAYSTATION The PlayStation 4 NPL NSW Women’s competition kicks off this weekend in what is already promising to be the closest season in many years. Teams have been working tirelessly over the last few months, gearing up for what should be an exciting year of women’s football. The Marconi Stallions have returned to the top flight, while Central Coast was relegated. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY SFC VS EMERGING JETS The champions are back and open up round one at Sydney University Football Ground against the youngsters from up the coast, Emerging Jets. After taking out the Preseason Cup comfortably, Heather Garriock and her teams thirst for silverware keeps growing. Scoring an incredible 19 goals in six games they have already sent warning signs across the competition. With Hannah Bacon pulling the strings in midfield and Stephanie Ambrose already in full flight, teams will need to be at their best to stop captain Elizabeth Grey’s girls. The Jets had a solid first season in the top flight, pulling off some great results along the way. They’ll look to improve from last year’s 7th place and possibly sneak their way into the finals series. Their patient build up play is one of their greatest assets, by tightening their defence, they will be hard to beat. ILLAWARRA STINGRAYS VS MANLY UNITED One of the toughest matches on opening day see’s the Illawarra Stingrays entertain Manly United at JJ Kelly Park.Serial slow starters we aren’t quite sure what to expect from the South Coast side in the opening rounds. On Preseason Cup form, the Stingrays have somewhat struggled to find the back of the net. Nevertheless, a side with the attacking quality they possess, such as arguably the most potent attacker in NSW women’s football history, Michelle Carney, should not be underestimated. Manly United did ever so well last year, cracking into the top four but falling at the first hurdle in extra time to eventual winner, Sydney Uni. Gwynne Berry will lead Manly again this year and will look to advance his side’s exciting football to the next level. Remy Siemsen could be the difference on Sunday with the youngster finding #PS4NPLNSW her feet well with the big girls so far. The two couldn’t be separated in their Preseason Cup match, splitting the points in a 1-1 draw. There could be revenge in the eyes of Stingrays players on Sunday as it was Manly who had finished a point ahead of them last season. MACARTHUR RAMS VS NORTH WEST SYDNEY KOALAS At Lynwood Park, last years Premiers, Macarthur Rams, take on the North West Sydney Koalas. The Koalas did fantastically well to reach the Preseason Cup Final but were outdone by a classy Uni outfit. A strong start is what the Koalas will be after and with Natalie Tobin commanding the side from midfield and Tara Andrews at the point, they will be key for the girls in yellow. The Rams should never, ever be judged on their Preseason Cup form and really come into this one with a question mark over them. One thing is for sure, the Koalas will need to be well aware of the Rams’ attacking presence, in particular through Leena Khamis. Tightening their defence will be number one on Norm Boardman’s agenda, having conceded nine goals in five games. With veteran Renee Rollason marshalling the Rams from midfield once again, a side with so many ex and current Matilda’s, as well as W-League players will be hard to beat. FOOTBALL BUY 10 SPECIAL GET 1 OFFER FREE FOR EVERY 10 BALLS PURCHASED YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 FREE! 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With Jodie Bain back in the sky blue, as well as the always dangerous Helen Petinos, the Institute will need to be on their toes from the first whistle. Paul Costantini will be as pumped as ever for the new season to get underway with young star Tara Pender leading the line. Spencer Prior leads the Mariners into the new season as they look to finally break into finals football. Ariella Cabezas will be a threat from midfield for the Spartans and one they must look out for. They just missed out on the Preseason Cup Final, having snuck past the Spartans in round two, winning 2-1. Yes Yes Yes ADD 10% GST TO ALL PRICES This quote expires on: 30th April, 2016 Balls are guaranteed for shape, stitching and workmanship as usual for 12 months. Orders can be placed between receipt of this advice and 30th April, 2016. THE FOOTBALL CORNER A.C.N. 25 003 215 923 235-257 Meurants Lane GLENWOOD NSW 2768 PO Box 6146 BAULKHAM HILLS BUSINESS CENTRE NSW 2153 Phone: (02) 8814-4438 8 Fax (02) 9629 8021 OR (02) 9629-1051 Email: [email protected] www.thefootballcorner.com.au REVIEWS #PS4NPLNSW TEAM OF THE WEEK NPLNSW.COM.AU FIRST GRADE ROUND 4 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 2 - Manly United FC 1 at Bonnyrigg Sports Centre Hakoah Sydney City East 0 - APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 3 at Hensley Athletic Field Bonnyrigg White Eagles has survived a second half fightback from Manly United to secure a narrow 2-1 win in its PlayStation®4 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s Round 4 clash at Bonnyrigg Sports Centre on Saturday. IT has taken four weeks but APIA Leichhardt Tigers has finally found its groove. A first half brace to Robbie Younis was enough for the Brian Brown coached side to claim all three points but home fans were forced onto the edge of their seats as a determined Manly United went close to snatching an upset. A goal to Dejan Pandurevic gave the visitors a sense of hope in the final stages of the match but it proved to little too late as Bonnyrigg clung on to secure all three points. The John Carnevale coached side has cruised to a 3-0 win in its PlayStation®4 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s clash with Hakoah Sydney City East at Hensley Athletic Field on Saturday. A first half brace to Tasuku Sekiya and a second half goal to Nick Olsen provided the goals for APIA against a competitive but at time sloppy Hakoah Sydney City East outfit. 01: LARGE USE: OVER 150MM WIDE This logo has a smaller ‘ ’ symbol ® FOOTBALL NSW WOULD LIKE TO THANK THEIR SPONSORS FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT 02: SMALL USE: 55MM - 150MM WIDE This logo has a larger ‘ ’ symbol ® 10 11 PHOTO GALLERY #PS4NPLNSW NPLNSW.COM.AU PHOTO GALLERY MANLY UNITED FC 12 13 HOME FIXTURES 2016 NPLNSW.COM.AU TO RECEIVE THE WEEKLY NPL NEWSLETTER VIA EMAIL Choose your team and have your matchday program sent to your inbox Video highlights and match reports for your club Team of the Week Goal of the Week Scan the QR code or head to NPLNSW.com.au on your desktop CROMER PARK South Creek Rd, Dee Why ROUND 01 VS Sutherland Sharks FC SUN 13TH MARCH 0-2 ROUND 03 VS Parramatta FC SUN 27TH MARCH 5-1 ROUND 05 VS Hakoah Sydney City East FC SUN 10TH APRIL 15:00 ROUND 07 VS Rockdale City Suns FC SUN 24TH APRIL 15:00 ROUND 09 VS APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC SUN 8TH MAY 15:00 ROUND 10 VS Sydney United 58 FC SAT 14TH MAY 19:00 ROUND 13 VS Sydney Olympic FC SAT 4TH JUNE 19:00 SUN 19TH JUNE 15:00 ROUND 17 VS Wollongong Wolves FC SUN 3RD JULY 15:00 ROUND 19 VS Blacktown Spartans FC SUN 24TH JULY 15:00 SUN 14TH AUGUST 15:00 ROUND 15 VS Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC ROUND 22 VS Blacktown City FC Fixtures subject to change. 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