Match Day Program 21.5.16

MATCH DAY PROGRAM
Saturday 21st May 2016
Mornington
VS
Berwick City
21/05/2016
Presidents Welcome
Welcome all to Round 8 of FFV state league season 2016. The season has
started extremely well on all fronts, our junior teams are playing extremely
well, the reserve boys seem to be showing some real improvement and our
Seniors are 7-0 after a wonderful run of form.
MSC is really going from strength to strength with some exciting things
happening to the facility already this year with the lighting up grade, we are
also about to commence the works on the new drainage system and upgrade of
pitch 5 with the council. We are also excited to announce that the watt rd. side
of the park will by years end be fully fenced with talks currently being held
with the council to make the fence 2.1mt high with lockable gates for match
days.
For the first time in my 20 odd years at the club I finally feel as though football
is on the minds of the council and we are really starting to get somewhere.
Our support of Mount Martha Junior soccer team by allowing them to train 1
night a week at the venue has helped a few of our issues get rectified a lot
quicker, I am pleased that the generosity of all our members in allowing this to
happen is benefitting them for the support and loyalty to our club.
We welcome 2 new signings to the club today in Brad and Sean, both have
wonderful talent and will help to strengthen an already very strong senior
squad.
I wish both teams the best of luck today and hope we can, maintain our
unbeaten run and make it 8 from 8.
Regards,
Matt Cameron
President
MSC Reserve Team 2016
Reserve Coach - Anthony Christodoulou
Charlie Jones
Jack Wyer
Matthew Irvine
Hasan Chehimi
Macauly Soares
Dylan Soares
William Anderson
Raymond Lay
Marko Vrban
Cooper Banks-Fay
Manikus De-Almeida
Mabu De-Almeida
Charlie Parker
Matthew Esquivel
Anthony Judkins
Ben Simmons
Emre Cetinkaya
Ivan Aristazabal
Alan Lipsett
Phil Grieg
Reserve Team Review
Saturday 7 May
Get in! Another 3 points in the bag lads!! Today we managed to have a complete
90 minute performance for the first time this season and I am extremely proud,
not just because we played our brand of attractive, attacking football, but we
combined that with our team defending, defensive shape, tackling & composure
on the ball when passing out of defense & through the midfield. We are starting
to see the benefit of our hard work in training over the last couple weeks and
have showed great character/resolve in response to a tough opening 4 weeks.
Although the score line of 1-0 suggests a closer match than what it was, we
opened them up & got in behind their defence time & time again. We should have
won by 5 or 6, but in the end we only needed the one goal. We dominated the
attacking play in the 1st half, yet the final product was lacking & couldn’t make
the breakthrough. At half-time the message was to remain confident, positive &
energised and 10 minutes into the 2nd half we got the ‘own’ goal our attacking
play deserved, some great work by Marko Vrban on the right wing and great
forward/midfield pressure by Skleds led to one of their defenders scoring the
OG. After the goal, we were relentless, we didn’t settle, we continued to dictate
the play, defended well when needed to, and remained composed on the ball &
created enough chances to win 4 games. The only threat they posed were from
set pieces and we defended them all (corners, free kicks & throw-ins) with great
concentration, maturity and intensity. Our midfield was led brilliantly by Tommy
Hawkins all day, our defence was rock solid with Charlie Parker impressive
again, alongside the man mountain Seb.
I appreciate the efforts of Jack H & Skleds, who are building their match fitness to
help our seniors win the league and after a performance as comprehensive as
that, it would be unfair not to mention everyone else - Cooper, Matt E, Charlie J,
Alan, Ray, Simmo, Jack W, Marko V, Macauly, Marko M, Matt I (and the boys who
weren’t in the squad due to injury, suspensions etc.) Will, Manikus, Hasan,
Anthony, Patrick & Charlie O - we haven’t even scratched the surface of the
potential in this squad, lets continue to work hard in training and we will
continue to get the rewards, with Warragul away next week as we go for 3 wins
in a row!!! Come on you Seagulls!!!! Anthony Christodoulou (Reserves Coach)
Reserve Team Review
Warragul 21 May
We travelled to Warragul full of confidence, having won our last 2 games and put
them on the back foot from the start. Unfortunately, our final pass in the attacking
third was lacking as we got in behind their defence 4 or 5 times in the opening 15
minutes, but couldn’t capitalise.
We went down 1-0 in the 20th minute, after some slack defending and a
speculative cross from the touchline, the ball managed to find a man at the back
post, unmarked inside the 6 yard box. Just 5 minutes later, we went down 2-0,
another defensive error where we gave the ball away in our own half and a 30
yard strike hit the top corner. We showed good character, continued attacking &
creating chances and just before half-time, we got the goal our attacking play
deserved, to make it 2-1 at the break. 2 injuries at half time & another early in the
2nd half forced us into some changes, but we continued to attack and get in
behind their defence almost at will.
We created 4 really good chances and were unlucky not to equalise, hitting the
post & having a shot cleared off the line as we looked dangerous every time we
attacked. Then out of nowhere, they hit a long ball over the top and we shot
ourselves in the foot with another defensive error gifting them the goal to make it
3-1 with 15 minutes remaining. We continued to attack, never gave up & scored
with 6 minutes left to make it 3-2. We couldn’t find the equaliser and suffered a 32 loss.
Although the result went against us, our performance was very good as we
dictated the tempo of the game, created enough chances to win 3 games but let
ourselves down with 3 defensive mistakes, which they scored all 3 goals from. As
long as we continue to work hard & stay positive, we will get the rewards for our
efforts and we look forward to today week against Berwick City.
Mornington SC Seniors 2016
Senior Coach
Adam Jamieson
Assistant Coach
Dale White
Team Manager
Tony McKay
Martin Ashton
Goal Keeper Coach
Peter Blasby
Physio
Sophie Griffiths
Goal keepers
Kris Mcevoy (Pines)
Dylan Tervitt (Nunawading)
Defenders
Nathan Yole
Danny Black
Steve Elliott
Simon Webster
Chris Mckenna
Tom Hawkins
Andy Skledar
Charlie Jones
Midfielders
Scott Webster
Brad Blumenthal
Craig Smart
Paul Mcevoy (Pines)
Chris Reid (Manningham)
Sam Stewart (Ireland)
Strikers
Wayne Gordon
Shane Tagliaferro
Nick Waite
Jack Heseltine
Michael freeman (New Zealand)
Sean Weaver
State League 1 Ladder
Senior Team Review
Away To Warragul United Saturday the 14th of May
The Journey on the Way Up to Warragul with Adam, Matt President Cameron
and the lovely Sophie our Physio was quite interesting as we were discussing
the game from last season when we were 4-0 at half time, and came back 4-3
in the second half and should of got something out of the game, and also in the
history of Mornington Soccer Club we have purchased 5 GPS devices that the
five boys selected to were them we will be able to monitor their work load
throughout game time and we as a club takes another step towards putting
on the front foot and ready for the National Premier League.
The First Half - The Wind was howling straight down the pitch and watching
the ball bounce in the Reserve’s game the need for a Quality First Touch and
making sure that we did everything simple so not to concede a goal in the first
half was a must as Simon Webster lost the toss of the coin and we were into
the wind. The game kicked off and straight away you could see that the
conditions were going to play a major part in the game and Warragul had
looked at a game plan to try and get the ball behind our defence and get them
turned and defend facing our own goal, which was the case for most of the
opening minutes. But the back five and our midfield from the outset were
outstanding, the front line of Buzzer, Tags and Nick Waite were also
outstanding in defending from the front and we could see that if we went in 00 at half time it would be a major factor in the game going Mornington’s way
as we are capable of playing great football in keeping the ball on the floor and
not lofting into the wind as Warragul were continuing to do so without much
success.
Then on 30 minutes a half chance fell to the number 10 Nathan Lugton which
seemed that Kris Mcavoy lost in Flight and the Low Sun light and we were
lucky that it hit the cross bar and was cleared from danger, the last 15
minutes of the Half again we defended as a team fantastically and went in at
Half Time with the Score at 0-0 and was one of the best half’s that Mornington
have played this season in not conditions conducive to great Football.
Senior Team Review
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The Second half
The Second half starts and the wind has eased of a bit which leads to this
helping Mornington play the Football the Adam loves them to play quick
passing triangle football and the will to out play sides of the park in style.
The game was again being played in and around the middle of the park and
the work rate from our three midfielders in Smarty, Sammy and Reidy was
outstanding and all over the park Mornington were starting to really
dominate the game and on the 25 minute mark from a corner the ball fell to
Steve Elliott who guided the ball into the bottom corner of the goal for a 1-0
lead to Mornington.
With Guys starting to feel their legs Adam made two quick substitutions in
relacing Nick Waite with Paul Mcavoy and Chris Reid with Andy Skelater
moving Scotty Webster from right full back in to the centre of the park and
Shane Tags up front in to the top three.
The ball broke out of defence to Danny Black at left full back and he laid the
ball onto Buzzer with the shout from Danny to take the Man On Wee Man
Buzzer drove at the defender and then with pure class guided the ball into the
far side of the goal with the Keeper stranded, Fantastic Finish from Buzzer
who is high on confidence in front of goal at the moment and leading scorer in
the league and club with 7 goals.
Mornington deserved to be 2-0 up as for all their hard work in the first half
and the way the moved the ball around in the second half it wasn’t long before
it was 3-0 was a great left foot strike from Paul Mcavoy who cut in from the
right wing and let fly with a stunning left foot drive that would of graced any
football stadium around the world to make it 3-0 to Mornington and a well
dissevered Victory for Mornington on the Road and another three points to
take Mornington to the top out right and 7 from 7 and on to today’s game
against Berwick City.
-
Martyn Ashton
E
News & Events
Trivia Night
Saturday 27th August
Peninsula Community Theatre , 91 Wilson Road Mornington
Details to follow
MSC will be holding several major events in 2016 so please see those
upcoming below and stay in touch with us via our website
www.morningtonsc.com.au or www.facebook.com/morningtonsoccerclub
Player Profile
Name – Michael Freeman
Nickname – Cathy Freeman
Age-25
Country of Birth – New Zealand
Favourite Position- Left wing
Previous Clubs
Frenchville SC, Auckland City, Central United
Favourite Food – Chinese
Favourite Song – Madonna – Vogue
Favourite Movie – The Notebook
Favourite sport other than Football – Cricket
Greatest Achievement as a Footballer – Central Queensland
Premier League Title 2015
3 people you would invite to Dinner – Lionel Messi, Maria
Balotelli.
What advice would you give to the Juniors of MSC
– Work hard off the field, believe in yourself!
2016 Men’s State 1 South East Fixture
RND
DATE
TIME
VENUE/COURT
OPPOSITION
2
09/04/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Manningham United Blues FC
3
16/04/16 (Sat)
15:00
Warner Reserve
South Springvale SC
4
24/04/16 (Sun)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Langwarrin SC
5
30/04/16 (Sat)
15:00
Ronald Reserve
Morwell Pegasus SC
6
07/05/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Mooroolbark SC
7
14/05/16 (Sat)
15:00
Baxter Park (Warragul) Warragul United SC
8
21/05/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Berwick City SC
9
27/05/16 (Fri)
20:30
Comets Stadium -
Casey Comets FC
10
04/06/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Frankston Pines FC
11
11/06/16 (Sat)
15:00
Kooyong Park
Malvern City FC
12
18/06/16 (Sat)
15:00
Quarries Park
FC Clifton Hill
13
25/06/16 (Sat)
15:00
Wilson Road Reserve
Manningham United Blues FC
14
09/07/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
South Springvale SC
15
16/07/16 (Sat)
15:00
Lawton Park Reserve - Langwarrin SC
16
23/07/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Morwell Pegasus SC
17
30/07/16 (Sat)
15:00
Esther Park Reserve
Mooroolbark SC
18
06/08/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Warragul United SC
19
13/08/16 (Sat)
15:00
Jack Thomas Reserve
Berwick City SC
20
20/08/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Casey Comets FC
21
03/09/16 (Sat)
15:00
Monterey Reserve -
Frankston Pines FC
22
10/09/16 (Sat)
15:00
Dallas Brooks Park -
Malvern City FC
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