1 - Southern United

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1 - Southern United

Volume 12,
number 11
14th, June
2014
The Potrich
punch,
plus Lewis Jackson
and Peter Overmire.
http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
Chatham Cup
Dn.Technical v Pleasant Point,
2 pm Tahuna,
University v Nth Hearts, 2 pm Caledonian
FPL Rnd11, 14th June, 2.45 pm
Mosgiel v Roslyn Wakari, Memorial
Green Island v Caversham, Sunnyvale
[email protected]
Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 12, Issue 1, 29th March, 2015
Contents, hit thumbnails on left
Intro
Page 3
Uruguay U20s
Page 4
FIFA U20s
Page 5
Andy Martin CEO
Page 6
CEO Letter
Page 7
Northern Club
Page 8
Atletico Wanaka
Page 9
Green Island
Page 10
Chatham Cup
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Newmarket Park
Page 12
University
Page 13
Football South
Page 14
Roslyn-Wakari
Page 15
Weekend Games
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Weekend Games
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Mosgiel Club
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Mosgiel Club
Page 19
Dn Tech Club
Page 20
Futsal
Page 21
Mens FPL fixtures
Page 22
Womens Knock Out
Page 23
Dunedin Dream
Page 24
Womens Prem Fixt.
Caversham Club
Futsal Fun at Edgar
Referees
Referees
Terracing Tam
Football Sth contacts
Ref Appointments
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Weekend FPL Matches
Friday 3rd April Caversham v. Green Island AFC , Tonga Park
Otago University v Roslyn Wakari, Caledonian Ground
Northern AFC v Dunedin Technical AFC Forrester Park 2
Mosgiel AFC Bye
Round 2
Monday 6th April, Dn. Technical v. Roslyn Wakari, Tahuna Park
Mosgiel AFC v Otago University Memorial 1
Caversham AFC Bye
Northern AFC v Green Island AFC Caledonian Ground
Here we go again ..
Still looking ahead to Easter...
and the start of the ODT Football South Premier
League with full rounds on Friday 3rd April and
Rab
also on the Monday holiday.
But the gap between ASB Premiership
finishing and the ODT Prems has been more than busy ....with Referee Courses,
And the visit of All White Dr. Mark Fulcher
promoting the 11+ conditioning system,
- make your athletes fitter faster and more agile
players.. Videos of the 11+ system can be
viewed here :
http://www.footballsouthnz.co.nz/coaching/
11PlusScheme/11Plus2015.html
Also on 29 March comes the Senior
Level 1 coaching course by Owain Prosser.
Plus still to come Sunday 26th April Senior & Youth Coaching
Workshop,
by NZF Technical Director Rob Sherman.
If you are interested in any of those happenings
get in touch with Shane Carvell or Dave Martin
Chambers at Logan Park HQ.
The Match Programme
Mark Fulcher
will as usual, depend on Club Scribes sending in
their match reports, clubs
news etc. This Issue No. 1 for 2015, is early, just to get
you going.
As usual,
its ‘ first in best dressed’ as far as space goes .
Normally Sunday afternoon, so that I can compile the words and pics into shape.
An exception will be Easter and two games, so if you can send ‘Copy’ by Monday
evening or Tues morning ( early ) - the presses will Roll from then on.
Best wishes to all, enjoy your winter Fitba,
Rab.
Milk Cup
7 am
Gym Sessions
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FIFA U20s WORLD CUP
Uruguay U20s
The FIFA U20s matches being played in Dunedin will add spice to this years
winter football programme, when Mexico, Serbia, CAF2, Uruguay, Portugal, and
Columbia - entertain during 31st May - 6th June at the Otago Stadium.
Some tickets are still available, but if you have not already booked your
seat, you could miss out on one of the world’s major football events.
Lots of locals have put their hands up to participate as Volunteers for the
many roles required to stage a major event, and our target is to surpass the
splendid success of 1999, when Dunedin hosted the games in FIFA’s U17 World
Cup which was eventuall won by Brazil, edging out Australia in the Final.
See page 5, opposite, for a potted history of the 1999 FIFA U20s World
Cup matches held in Dunedin, and masterminded by former NZFA chairman Dave
Lamont who did a great job.
Yes, and 1999 was the year that Youth Tours first sprung out of Otago,
heading for Kuala Lumpur, Argentina, Chile, Fiji, Vanuatu, Singapore, and
eventually under the auspices of Football Otago Youth Development Tours began
the Milk Cup tournament adventures to Northern Ireland which proceed this year
with a continuous entry into that prestigious tourney which gives young kiwis the
chance to play against top teams such as Manchester United and professional
youth sides from Europe and the Americas.
FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter said: “New Zealand hosted the FIFA
U-17 World Cup in 1999 and the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in 2008 and
enjoys a proud history of successfully hosting FIFA events.
Bringing the FIFA U-20 World Cup to this sports-loving country will for
sure enhanceCurtis
the image and popularity of the beautiful game in New Zealand.”
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Remember the 1999 Fifa U20s in Dunedin ?
Jamaica
0–1
Burkina Faso
Paraguay
2–0
Qatar
Burkina Faso
1–2
Qatar
Jamaica
0–5
Paraguay
Qatar
4–0
Jamaica
Burkina Faso
2–2
Paraguay
Brazil
4-1
Paraguay
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 5,173
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 5,173
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 4,662
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 4,662
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 2,180
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Attendance: 2,180
Carisbrook, Dunedin
Qatar progressed to the Quarter Final, Australia beat them 1-0,
Paraguay was beaten by Brazil 4-1, and the samba dancers from Brazil
squeaked in with a win on penalties to beat Australia in the Final.
Ghana’s Ishmael Addo won the Golden Shoe with 7 goals, the USA’s
Landon Donovan won the Golden Ball, and the unwanted Fair Play Award
went to Jamaica.Brazil beat Paraguay 4-1 in the other Dunedin game
New Zealand was eliminated behind the USA and Uruguay, but
managed to beat Poland 2-1, thanks to goals by Dave Mulligan and Allan
Pearce, and finished ahead of winless Germany in overall rankings.
Dunedin games
were played at the splendid old Carisbrook, with
6pm and 8.15 pm kick-off
double headers, between 12 and 17 November,
1999, and the Quarter Final Brazil v Paraguay on 21st November.
Mexico qualifies for
New Zealand 2015
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[email protected]
CEO Andy Martin covering the last 12 Months
It was another very strong year for our community football programme as
we enjoyed continued growth in participation numbers at grassroots level, another
year of experience and progression under the Whole of Football Plan, and yet
another period of rapid growth for futsal under New Zealand Football guidance.
At the top end of the domestic game the ASB Premiership saw the
introduction of the Wellington Phoenix and with only one round left in the minor
premiership, the competition is extremely tight with the last two semi-final places
set to be decided only in the final round of the
league. New regulations
regarding safeguarding berths for New
Zealand players were brought
in as we moved to secure the
domestic pathway for our
emerging talent towards the
international arena.
The development of
the game at the highest
domestic levels around
the country was also
reflected in the
ASB Women’s and
Youth League
competitions with
Mainland Football
and the Nelson
Marlborough Falcons
shining through
over the course of their
competitions
while Mainland Futsal’s
triumph in the
National Futsal League
was another first
for the game.
In the elite game we
appointed a new coach for
the All Whites and Anthony
Hudson has hit the ground
running in the execution of his
detailed approach to securing a
berth for New Zealand at the 2018
FIFA World Cup in Russia.
The Football Ferns continued to ramp up their preparations for the FIFA
Women’s World Cup later this year in Canada and the 2016 Olympic Games in
Rio as Tony Readings and his team set about their task of achieving history for
our country at the biggest events on the calendar.
Our international women’s age-group sides were on the world stage with
the U-17 and U-20 teams in action at their World Cup events, with the U-20 side
raising the bar by earning a place in the knockout stages for the first time in our
history while the Men’s U-17s secured their berth in their age-group World Cup
event later this year.
The international success of Auckland City FC at the FIFA Club World
Cup in December gave us wonderful example of how football can captivate the
nation while the strong showing of the Wellington Phoenix in this year’s A-League
competition provides further fuel for our growing fire.
Our focus will be firmly on executing on the Beyond Football plan – to
reposition football – to win at World Cups often, to inspire the nation and to see
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the game, our global game, become a leading sporting diplomacy tool for the country.
March will see the launch of a new national coaching register with a two-year
amnesty to establish who our best coaches are, where they are and how we can
develop them to inspire our coming generations at all levels.
Mid-year, the creation and consultation around a refreshed blueprint for our
national competitions structure is a vital piece of work as we aim to hit on the winning
formula for our domestic game which will provide stable, sustainable products which
appeal to everyone with an interest in this critical step of our pathway; from players and
supporters through to sponsors and broadcasters.
For our headline acts; the All Whites and Football Ferns, 2015 is a year of
differing ambitions.
There is a clearlyhttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
articulated plan for the All Whites to get to Russia in 2018
and the next 12 months will see Anthony Hudson continue to determine his squad, build
contact time and set the processes, culture and expectations ahead of a critical 2016
year of qualification. As part of this approach we will see a fully aligned Olympic squad
as well as our U-20 team aiming to do the country proud in our home World Cup event.
For Tony Readings and the Football Ferns, the FIFA Women’s World Cup in
Canada in June has long been a target and after a full programme of preparation the
team will being going all out to win the showcase tournament .
Finally, I can assure you that we will have the best prepared New Zealand U-20
team ever as they tackle the challenge of FIFA U-20 World Cup in May. Our coaches
Darren and Neil will be fully supported by Anthony and Alex Armstrong and the
preparations are tracking well on and off the field. What happens once the whistle
blows is always difficult to predict but, with each and every one of you helping to fill the
stadium every time we play, we will have the passionate support we need as we push
for history on home soil.
Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Football
Andy Martin
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Quarter-finals drawn in Women's KO Cup
Northern AFC
The Gardens
A sad start to the year, as the club lost a stalwart in
George Little, who died recently in his native Scotland.
Geordie was one of the Little family that played
with distinction for Northern and Otago - earning two
Chatham Cup medals, as well as being a doughty
Administrator both for the club, of which he was a Life
Member, and also at regional level as Chairman of the
Otago Football Association. RIP.
Coach Murray Devereux said, ‘We have lost a few
players from last year
but we have gained some 1 Blair Brown
very good players in
2 Paolo Timajo
those positions and have possibly a stronger squad
3 Kris Sweetapple
than last year.
4 Jack Rea
We have had a good pre season with a 1-0
5 Adam Harris
win over university and have another game v
6 David Henderson
caversham this weekend. - 1pm at Prospect Park
7 Andrew Welford
(keep it to yourself tho as I don't want other
8 Campbell Kerr
coaches watching us. We are hoping to surprise a
9 Craig Wilkinson
few teams this year!
10 Greg Thurlow
Cheers,
11 Angus Milne
12 Emmet MacLaurin
[email protected]
13 Taylor Quirk
Best
14 Jonty Ashworth
Gloves
15 Marko Kondov
16 Mike Scott
KA
17 Shaun Richards
RGK - Freddie Haidekker
Murray
Coach Murray Devereux
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
Contact
No. 1
Tom Stevens
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Atletico Wanaka, fit and raring to go....
Tech Teams at Aucklamd U17 Tourney
Girls finished the tournament on 3 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses. They finished 6th
which was a pretty good effort for such a young side, we knew they would be up
against strong sides but they did themselves and us proud. Congratulations to
Mikayla Gray for winninghttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
the prestigious MVP woman’s tournament player for
2015. These girls are only
going to get better and more experienced so watch out
2016.
The boys were in the “pool of death”. There were four pools of six teams each.
From our pool all six teams made a quarter final in the Championship, Bowl or
Plate playoffs and five progressed to semi-finals and one, Birkenhead won the
tournament. The boys played really competitive football and although losing 5
games and winning 2 it doesn’t really reflect the way they played. 4 of our losses
were 1-0 so the boys were right up there. cheers, Debbie.
Auckland City Tournament Champions: Three Kings United
Runners Up: Coastal Spirit. Third Place: Cashmere Technical, Fourth Place:
Forrest Hill Milford AFC, Marinovich Family Women's Golden Boot: Hannah
BLAKE (Three Kings United)
Roy Cox Memorial Women's MVP:
Mikayla GRAY ( Dunedin Technical ) see page, 21 for pic with Trophy.
White Gold Women's Plate Sponsored by Chesters Plumbing: Glenfield
Rovers Nutreet Equine Women's Bowl Western Springs AFC.
Debbie
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Green
Island
1. Josh Dykstra.
2. Ollie Brown
3. Jesse Smith
4. Cam McPhail
5. Tom Milton
6. Nathan Gunn
7. Bob Cox
8. Sean McIntee
9. Jack Kirkwood
10. Jake Johnson
11. Connor Neil
12. Nick Meglinski
13. Matt Mitchell
14. David Mwangi
15. Andrew Marshall
16. Reid Hulleman
17. Todd Wilson
18. Ben Koire
19. Nathan McDonell
Coach Malc Fleming
The new Club Lounge development is due to start at
Sunnyvale, and coach Malcolm Fleming hopes also for
success on the field.
As far as pre season went, had a run against Selwyn
from Christchurch 3 -2 down with a mixture of the 1st
two squads, and our 2nds played Balclutha in the
weekend and won 3 nil I think, not a bad game
Balclutha were alright too.
Players lost ..... Cody working Christchurch, Rutter
resting his body, Liam playing for Selwyn. Some
others new and old back at the club and will get info
about them when I see them next.
Ollie is from Christchurch, Bob from Northern and
David from Invercargill , all others you should know
from last season.
And once the season starts properly,
the hard working Averley
will chase up match
reports - so have your
pencils ready..
Coach Malcolm Fleming
Southern United fans & sponsors, look forward to hearing how much
the club has benefitted with $$$ from the World Club Cup, next week ?
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Chatham Cup
has your club entered ?
Otago has had its share of Cup success,
1923 Seacliff (Otago), 1959 and 1961 Northern (Dunedin), 1981 Dunedin City
1999 Dunedin Technical,
Yes, in 1999, check that 4-zip scoreline....
Waitakere City
0-4 Dunedin Technical
Scorers, Graham Marshall 26, Jason Tee 40, Justin
Flaws 56, Aaron Burgess 67]
Ref: Ian Walker (Canterbury)
Att: 2500
Dunedin Technical Cup Final Squad:
1-Matt Maingay, 2-Nickolas Longley, 3-Paul Hughes,
4-Darren Melville, 5-Dean Wilson, 6-Ian Bell, 7-David
Johnston, 8-Jeremy Seales, 9-Graham Marshall, 10Jason Tee, 11-Aaron Burgess, 12-Jonathan Smith,
14-Michael Smith, 15-Jon Rowe, 16-Justin Flaws, 17-Paul Milligan, 18-Adam
Letts and 19-(RGK) Mark Soper. Coach: Roger Brooks, Manager: Peter Dunn,
Physio: Noel King
Sponsor: St Kilda Tavern
And in 1981, Dunedin City beat Mount Wellington 3-1,
on Aug-22 at the Basin Reserve,
Wellington
Dunedin City 3-1 Mt Wellington
[Michael Glubb 2, Terry Wilson - Bill McClure (pen)]
Dunedin City: Jim Taylor, Paul Hillis, Matt Eggleston (Michael Reardon),
Terry Wilson, John Scholten, Malcolm Ferguson, John Russell, George Caird,
Michael Glubb, Pat Berry, Graham Carr. Coach Derek Daniels.
First contested in 1923, the cup was gifted to the then New Zealand
Football Association (NZFA) in 1922 by the crew of the British naval vessel HMS
Chatham as a token of appreciation for the hospitality they had encountered on a
visit to New Zealand.
The 2015 ASB Chatham Cup is the 88th running of the competition and
University-Mt Wellington are the most successful club in the competition’s history;
having won the trophy a record seven times.
So, its time we had another Otago name on the Cup, but you can’t win if
you don’t Enter...
Apply to Football South for Entry.
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Newmarket Park Reborn
Football fans who fondly remember when Newmarket Park was the sport’s Auckland
headquarters held a reunion BBQ at the ground recently on Sunday March 15.
The ground, which hosted some of the world’s greatest footballers, was
devastated by a landslide in 1979 after being the local home of football since 1964.
It’s now a pleasant, family-friendly park after a $6.7 million rehabilitation
programme by the Auckland Council.
The independent supporters group Friends of Football decided to host Sunday’s
BBQ to give football fans the chance to meet up and
share their memories of when Newmarket Park was in its heyday.
Guests at the BBQ with tales to tell about Newmarket Park’s greatest moments
will include former All Whites Brian Turner, who played many of his 59 full internationals
there, and Sam Malcolmson who recalls playing in the last international at the ground (in
which New Zealand beat Australia 1-0).
Another player keen to share her memories will be Barbara Cox, who was the
captain of the first New Zealand women’s team and who
played in the first-ever Auckland representative match at the park in 1973.
Journalist Josh Easby edited match programmes at Newmarket Park in the mid1970s when the ground hosted such high-profile teams as
Manchester United, Glasgow Rangers, Tottenham Hotspur, Wolverhampton Wanderers,
Juventus, Stoke City, Hertha Berlin, Middlesbrough
and others.
“We plan to show people around the park and remind them of what it looked like
when World Cup winners like Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst and Gordon Banks played
there,” he says.
The park also hosted five Chatham Cup finals as well as World Cup qualifying
games during the 1970s.
“Everyone’s welcome at the BBQ, whether they have a few memories of their own
they want to share . or whether they just want to chuck a couple of jerseys on the ground
and kick a ball about on what used to be one of the great grounds,” Morris said.
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We train currently at the small pitch behind the
Caledonian but will move over to the one next to the
hockey turf (on the horizontal) as soon as they have
marked out pitches and put goals up.
Its a very new squad,
maybe only 2-3 regular first
1, James Berry
teamers from last year, a few
2, Thomas Morley
from the seconds stepping up
3, Matt Webb
and a few new faces and
4, Cory Glover
transfers. ‘ But we are all
5, Joe Clark
looking forward to the start of
6, Michael Hurley
the Season, looking to
7, Warkina Tujuba
improve on last years third top finish.’’
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
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Dunedin Technical AFC 2nds
Roslyn Wakari AFC 2nds
University 2nds
Mosgiel 2nds
Green Island AFC 2nds
Grants Braes
Northern 2nds
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Bill
The BIG event for 2015 – the FIFA U20 Men’s World Cup Finals in 7 venues around
NZ - is just around the corner, with the first double header at the Stadium on Sunday
May 31st. Have you bought your tickets yet? I hear that Dunedin is lagging behind
in the ticket selling stakes – behind such “metropolises” as Whangarei and New
Plymouth.
We have such a mouth-watering Group D with Mexico, Uruguay, Serbia and
2nd placed African Team plus a Group C Portugal vs Columbia thrown in - that there
really is no excuse not to buy tickets and enjoy the World Cup Experience.
I know of some families coming from around the federation and spending the
whole of that first week in Dunedin to take in the 3 double headers at the Stadium.
Football South wishes the Local Organising Committee and its large team of
volunteers in Dunedin led by Aaron Joy, all the best with their preparations and running
of the event.
The U20s is being used as an important vehicle for the Leverage & Legacy
Plan for growing the game in NZ. The focus will be on Youth with increased
participation being encouraged through schools and clubs and Futsal being given
specific attention. Increased diversity is also being encouraged through fostering a
welcoming culture to different ethnic groups. The tournament can also be a catalyst for
improved facilities in Dunedin & Football South, with an All-weather surface within
a Home of Football complex part of our longer term vision. The four sets of training
pitch box goals will be welcome additions for local strikers to aim at after the
tournament is over.
Southern Utd has had a tough season results wise, but they remain a
valuable part of the pathway for our talented younger players. There is some great
work being done through the Federation Talent Centres, Milk Cup and United
Youth teams. The coaches and the players need the incentives provided by a team
competing in the National League. Players aspire to be the best they can be. Some
do head off for the chance of professional football overseas or with the Phoenix before
even playing for United, But the pathway & opportunity is still there. Thanks to Southern
Utd and all those involved.
On the local Grassroots scene – a special plea for Supporting Positive
Sideline Behaviour!! – for all those enthusiastic parents, friends, relatives,
supporters whether at junior level “Let Success Be Your Child’s Dream Not Yours” or
at senior level where “Abuse of referees is a major deterrent for recruitment &
retention”. So that all participants can Enjoy the Games & Have Fun
Bill
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Ellis Park
New Changing rooms at Ellis park are the focus for Roslyn this season,
to keep the Club facilities top class. So, a 100 Club Raffle is being run at the
moment - tickets $100, for 10 weekly draws, which
1 Tom Stevens
increase towards the Grand Prize weekend in August
2 Tyrrell Barringer-Tairi
when there will be 20 of $25, 10 of $50, 5 of $100,
3 Isaac Nicholson
and the biggie of $1000.
4 James Watson
The club welcomes all its new players and looks
5 Curtis Day
forward to another succesfull season on the park as
6 Damo Foster
well as the usual superb friendly social atmosphere in
7 Mike Sannum
our State of the Art clubrooms.
Enjoy...
8 Ben O’Farrell
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Would you buy a used car off these Guys ?
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University v Roslyn-Wakari
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 Tom Stevens
2 Tyrrell 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
Coach Darren Hart
Psychologist,
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Match Officials, Francois Cuccurillo, C.Boyd, S.Carvell, B.Best
Div 1, A J Grant, 3rd April.
12.45 Tonga, Caversham v Green Island
12.45 Cale. Varsity v Roslyn Wakari
12.45 Forrester. Northern v Dn Technical
14.45 Memorial. Mosgiel v Grants Braes
Eddie Dijkstra
John Barratt
Bob Ormiston
David O'Hare
Premier League
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Northern v Dn Technical
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
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 - Freddie Haidekker
Coach Murray Devereux
Assist Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
Coach - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
Mngr. - Gav Wheeler
Physio - C-Wi Cheang
Match Officials, Edward Cook, Alistair Neilson, Wilson James
Div 1, A J Grant, 6th April.
12.45 Tahuna. Dunedin Technical v Roslyn Wakari
12.45 Memorial 2 Mosgiel v University
12.45 Cale Northern v Green Island
14.45 Ocean Grove 1 Grants Braes v Caversham ,
Shane Carvell
Wilson James
Jack Cowie
John Barratt
[email protected]
Mosgiel Squad 2015
After a reasonable season in
2014 finishing 4th, we
reviewed our strenghths and
weaknesses...
One thing we found was we
had conceded more goals
than we had scored.
Using this as the
catalyst for our overall
performances we decided it
was important to strenghthen
our defence. We recruited
Zane Green
well and added some quality
players in this area.
Coming in is Tom Cairns ( Queenstown Rovers ), Michael Bu ( Cashmere
Tech ) and stepping up are a couple of qualty youngsters in Tom Kindley and
Hamish Cotter.
Also having struggled with depth when hit by injuries it was important to
look at other areas. We recruited quality in Isaac Snell ( Glenfield Rovers ), Ifane
( Varsity ) both of whom have large amounts of flair and the ability to play in
either the midfield or up front.
Last but by no means least was the capturing of signatures from Zane
The Club with the Permanent Happy Hour ....
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Head Coach Andy Brook
Manager Patrick Howell
Coaching Tech. Director
Craig Stevens.
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
Eder
Green ( Bay Olympic ), and Eder Franchini (Chille )
Zane has experiance to burn and will take over as Captain for the season,
passing on his experiance to the youngsters we have in the side.
Eder has already
shown his quality during the National League Season,
having picked up an injury
that he has now recovered from, I believe the best of
his ability is still to come.
With South American flair , and a range of of skills to match he will surely
be the ROCKSTAR of the premier league. We are looking forward to 2015 and
welcome all our new players and wish them all the best.
Andy
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‘Victor,’ mon ami...
2015 season is upon us and the club is hitting fever pitch with the excitement of a
new season. The club has recruited well with excellent numbers at pre- season
trainings. This has resulted in 2 new Men’s senior teams with a second team in 4th
grade and a new team in 5th Grade as well as 3 Women’s and 2 Masters teams.
Head Coach Aaron Burgess has again
assembled a strong ensemble with 14 of last year’s
1 - Tom Batty
squad returning including 9 players who played for
Southern over the summer. 3-4 new additions to
2 - David Hayman
strengthen the depth.
3 - Ross Howard
Including Mosgiel’s former favourite son
4 - Andrew Douglas
Michael Abbott, and Christian Yarros also joins fresh
5 - Matt Joy
from college football at St Lawrence Universty in the
6 - Michael Abbott
states.
7 - Justin Flaws
There are fresh hopes that both the Prem men and
8 - Tim McLennan
Fletcher cup boys can go one better this year.
The Women’s side will be hoping to defend their title
9 – Josh Stewart
which will be made more difficult by the loss of
10 - Taylor McCormack
several key players none more so that Chelsea and
11 - Alistair Rickerby
Shontelle who have both taken up opportunities in
12 - Aaron Burgess
the US.
13 – Liam Whittaker
Dunedin Tech would like to wish all players
14 – Abe McPherson
and clubs the best of luck for the new season.
Yours in Football
15 - Tom Houghton
16 – Christian Yarros
17 – Michael Neaverson
18 - John Curwen
19 – Logan Mamanu
20 – Matt McKay
Coach - Aaron Burgess
Assistant - Nick Cooper
Mngr. - Gav Wheeler
Physio - C-Wi Cheang
D TECH
Club Weekend
27th March - Friday night kicks the season off with a Pot
Luck supper
28th March - Sat. Junior Kickabout 10.00am at Tahuna
Park, 12.45 Ladies v Senior woman and Prem Woman
battling it out. 2.45pm Premier Men v Fletcher cup boys
at Tahuna
Meanwhile at De Carle Park, 28th March - Tech 4ths play
new Tech 5ths 12.45pm, followed by The Colts v
Presidents Master XI including some ex and current
Frotters.
29th March - Sunday is Fundraising Golf Day and
screening of the Cricket Final at Culling Park
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Futsal First Streaming TV Games
For the first time New Zealand Football will be
streaming the National Secondary School
Championships live and have a full time Social
Media Officer in place.
Posts for the Live Streaming on
Stuff.co.nz and social media updates are on the
futsal Facebook and twitter feed. Please go onto
these pages and share/retweet through your
channels.
·
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football will
provide live streaming from 12pm-9.00pm on
Thursday and 7.30am-5.30pm on Friday.
Matches to be filmed during the competition will
be communicated through Facebook and Twitter.
Local Futsal is at the Edgar Centre,
most days... plus...
April 2015 ASB, Holiday Fun
Mike
Football & Futsal, Monday 13th –
Thursday 16th April, 9.00am 3.30pm, Ages 6 - 12yrs,
Cost:Football (4 days) - $80,
Futsal (4 days) - $80, Football &
Futsal (4 days) - $140
Morning - Football (9.00 - 12.00)
, Afternoon - Futsal (12.30
3.30)
At The Edgar Centre
Bring: Shin pads, Water Bottle,
Morning Tea & Lunch, For more
information contact:
FDO Dave Martin-Chambers,
Email:
[email protected]
Phone: 021 734 323
Or Mike Clark Futsal
Development Manager, Email:
Well
[email protected]
done,
Phone: 027 740 3563
MVP
Right : Roy Cox Women's MVP:
Mikayla GRAY (Dunedin Technical)
Mikayla...
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FPL Fixtures 2015
Round 3, all kick-offs at 2.45 pm
11th April 2015 Caversham v. Otago University Tonga Park 1
11/04/2015 Mosgiel Dunedin Technical Memorial 1
11/04/2015 Roslyn Wakari Northern Ellis Park 1
12/04/2015 Green Island 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 4
18th April, Dunedin Technical v. Caversham Tahuna Park 1
18/04/2015 Green Island Roslyn Wakari Sunnyvale 1
18/04/2015 Northern Mosgiel Caledonian Ground
19/04/2015 Otago University 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 5
25th April Caversham v. Northern Tonga Park 1
25/04/2015 Roslyn Wakari Mosgiel Ellis Park 1
25/04/2015 Otago University Green Island Caledonian Ground
26/04/2015 Dunedin Technical 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 6
2nd May, Dunedin Technical v. Otago University Caledonian Ground
2/05/2015 Green Island Mosgiel Sunnyvale 1
2/05/2015 Roslyn Wakari Caversham Ellis Park 1
3/05/2015 Northern 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 7
9th May, Caversham v. Mosgiel Tonga Park 1
9/05/2015 Otago University Northern Caledonian Ground
9/05/2015 Green Island Dunedin Technical Sunnyvale 1
10/05/2015 Roslyn Wakari 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 8
16th May, Green Island v. Caversham Sunnyvale 1
16/05/2015 Roslyn Wakari Otago University Ellis Park 1
16/05/2015 Dunedin Technical Northern Caledonian Ground
17/05/2015 Mosgiel 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 9
23rd May, 15 Roslyn Wakari v. Dunedin Technical Ellis Park 1
23/05/2015 Otago University Mosgiel Caledonian Ground
23/05/2015 Green Island Northern Sunnyvale 1
24/05/2015 Caversham 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
Round 10
30th May, Otago University v. Caversham Caledonian Ground
30/05/2015 Dunedin Technical Mosgiel Tahuna Park 1
30/05/2015 Northern Roslyn Wakari Forrester Park 2
31/05/2015 Green Island 2015 Milk Cup Squad TBA
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Wils
ASB Women’s Knockout Cup 2015
Milk
Cup
Maia Jackman, capped 50 times at senior level for the Football Ferns in an
international career spanning 17 years, moved into the role of Women’s
Development Manager, and advises entry into the Knockout Cup, so ....
Enter the ASB Women’s Knockout Cup this year. Entries for the 2015
competition are now open.
Glenfield Rovers were crowned champions of the 21st edition of the competition in
2014 and now is your chance
to knock the North Shore club off their perch in the
showpiece game of domestic
winter women’s football.
First contested in 1994, the ASB Women’s Knockout Cup has been won
by nine clubs with Christchurch’s Nomads United claiming the inaugural title.
Auckland’s Lynn Avon United AFC are the most successful club in the
history of the competition having won nine times, including seven of eight years
between 2002-2009.
Dunedin Technical womens side reached the quarter Finals twice This year - Who Knows ?
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The Dream – A Dunedin Home of Football
Reproduced below are some aspects of the Dunedin Home of Football concept.
For greater detail, read the full document at : http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
What do we need ?
A dedicated and secured football centre, designed for year round use for all
of our football community,.
Two full size artificial pitches
and adjacent artificial warm
up pitches built to FIFA
international match
standards.
A full size dedicated grass
turf and half size warm up
pitches for all year round
training.
Three Futsal Pitches
enclosed with fencing
available for structured and unstructured use by the community.
FIFA standard flood lights ensuring maximum use and effective audio
systems to communicate to the whole facility which can be remotely managed
A site which provides the very best facilities, enables high level of usage.
Amenities which cater for not just the players but also the administrators,
referees and coaches.
Multi use rooms for teaching, training and education, Changing facilities,
physio rooms / recovery baths.
Offices for all stakeholders to use at various times throughout the season.
A small grandstand providing viewing facilities.
Facilities available for teams, clubs and users to refresh during matches,
training camps, and development courses.
Storage space for clubs and other users, Car parking.
Football South welcomes your comments ...
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FIFA badge, the Target for Berg
Aspiring referee Calvin Berg can’t wait for the FIFA under 20 World Cup tournament to
start. Berg who originates from Dallas, Texas started reffing his younger brother’s junior
games when he was just 13 years old. Fast forward eight years on and the relocated
Dunedin referee is a regular assistant referee and 4th official in the ASB Premiership with
his sights set on refereeing New Zealand’s best players in the near future. After that goal is
achieved he would love to qualify as a FIFA referee and officiate in International
tournaments.
“I see my knowledge of the Laws of the Game
as one of my strengths plus having a good rapport with
players and coaches is something I’m constantly
working on. I think my base fitness is pretty high “ Berg
stated.
“I believe there’s a real camaraderie amongst
the refereeing fraternity. You can certainly make some
good friendships while getting the best seat in the house
for a game you are passionate about. “ he added.
there are heaps of clear cut opportunities for new refs
to quickly climb the
ladder, whether
male or female. “
Football South is
always looking for
potential new refs.
Love the game, and want to acquire new skills? – contact the Ref. Development Officer
Wilson James, to explore the possibilities. Ph. 03 425 9398, Cell phone 027 209 7228,
Womens Premier
League Fixtures 2015
Round 1, 12th April
12/04/2015
12/04/2015
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
Dunedin Technical
Roslyn Wakari
Culling Park 1
University
Queenstown Logan Park 2
Round 2
Roslyn Wakari
University 2014
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown Dunedin Technical
Queenstown
Round 3
Dunedin Technical
University
Culling Park 1
Queenstown Roslyn Wakari
Queenstown Events Centre
Round 4
Roslyn Wakari
Dunedin Technical
Ellis Park 1
Queenstown University Queenstown Events Centre
Round 5
University
Roslyn Wakari
Logan Park 2
Dunedin Technical
Queenstown Culling Park 1
Round 6
University
Dunedin Technical
Logan Park 2
Roslyn Wakari
Queenstown Ellis Park 1
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Premier League Champions
On the back of a threat to its very existence the
Caversham Football Club exceeded all
expectations by not only finishing as Premier League
champions but also securing the Division One title in
emphatic style.
The club now begins its title defense with the
added pressure of a target square on its back,
something this club tends to relish.
There are a number of young & fresh faces to
complement some of the old guard who have
served this club so well. To create a competitive and
ever improving dynamic within the team
it is essential these boy’s push for starting spots.
Keep an eye out for some of the “Ins” listed
below as they will no doubt impress throughout the
season.
A familiar face in Big Benjudah Fitzpatrick is
back at the club this season having returned
Joel
home from a year hiatus in Australia. He will no
Head Coach: Tim Horner doubt be looking to make up for lost time and
his added experience will be vital to the squad.
Assistant Coach:
Fortunately the club has not lost too many familiar
Richard Murray
names from its 2014 squad. There is
Manager/s: Neil Birch,
special mention as the club farewells one of its long
Bruce Hicks
servants in Simon Ward who has taken
his first steps into the real world having moved on from University.
Liam Little has stepped off the train for a season to take a crack at
Australia and we wish him
the very best of luck.
1 Caversham AFC
21 17 2 2 53 17 36
53
Other losses include Zayn
2 Dunedin Technical AFC 21 16 1 4 69 21 48
49
Officer.
3 Otago University
21 9 3 9 31 29 2
30
Ins: Logan Wrightwebb,
4 Mosgiel AFC
21 7 4 10 36 44 -8
25
21 6 6 9 40 39 1
24
Benjudah, Fitzpatrick, Luka 5 Roslyn Wakari AFC
22
Velebit, Viljami, Vuorenmaa 6 Queenstown Rover FC 21 6 4 11 34 42 -8
7
Northern
AFC
21
5
3
13
18
69
-51
18
Outs: Simon Ward, Liam
8 Green Island AFC
21 4 5 12 16 36 -20 17
Little, Zayn Officer
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
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Futsal Fun
at the Edgar...
Clark takes over from Coggan at Canty
Eddie Clark, Mainland Football Board Member since 2010 has been announced
as the interim CEO for Mainland Football. The Board will now be looking to employ
a permanent CEO.
Eddie Clark has worked with the Mainland Board since 2010 when Mike
Coggan, CEO of Mainland Football invited Eddie to participate on a non-elected
basis to increase the board size for the development of football within Canterbury/
Mainland.
[email protected]
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Football South Referees
March
2015
Newsletter
With the season just about to start I’d like to give a warm
welcome to new Football South referee’s transferring into the
region and congratulate our existing refs who have been blowing out
the cobwebs by officiating in a few pre season friendlies.
New Referee’s transferred into the FS region this season include
the following:
Francois Cuccurullo to Dunedin (from Capital Football)
Mohammed Al Saleh to Dunedin ( from Mainland Football)
Mike Beeby transferred to Balclutha (Mainland)
Cameron Duff to Cromwell ( from Mainland )
Also coming on board is a number of recently trained Refs who have indicated
they are keen to start reffing competitive matches.
Simon Morris, Bruce Ryder, Peter-Rae Moroney, and Terri Lo
Back on deck this season is Kevin Smith, while a group of around five Balclutha refs
have indicated their keen to start reffing occasional games in Dunedin. Club based
Level one ref Greg Glendining should also take charge of a number of matches
during the season.
Refs Pre Season Workshop
The annual pre season workshop was held on Saturday 14th March at the
Otago Institute of Sport at Logan Park. NZF Refs Development Manager Ken Wallace
came down to present at the workshop.
During the day we went over the following topics:
Laws of the Game Update. There have been no major changes to LOTG this
season. Only some fine tuning to Law 4 Player’s equipment – which now reads; the
basic compulsory equipment ( the playing strip a player wears ) must not have any
political, religious, personal slogans, statements or images.
The above message is repeated – that undergarments must not show political,
religious, personal slogans, statements or images or advertising. (Other than the
manufacturer's logo.)
Southland based assessor and Chairman of the
Federation Refs committee Terry McNamara gave a
presentation on match officials working as a team and the
importance of communication and also spoke about
assessors expectation’s of a referee in a match.
Before the lunch break Back in Motion physio
Choon-Wi Cheang ( Cheuy ) ran the refs through a
practical FIFA 11+ warm up session. While after lunch
Ken Wallace presented a theory session in relation to
DOGSO. (denying obvious goal scoring opportunity).
Ken Wallace
After Ken’s session we all headed outside to put the
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theory into practise when we ran simulated live
2014 Futsal South
attacking phases of play with Youth players. The
session was videoed and after 3 or 4 different
phases of play we watched the video replays to
review the ref’s positioning when incidents
occurred , his communication with the assistant
referee, and his decision making process. These
practical sessions provide one of the most useful
training activities in the development of a referee.
National League Programmes
During the summer our aspiring referees
Simon Morris
have been busy refereeing our top players in the
ASB Premiership, Women’s League and ASB Youth League. Congrats to all Ref’s
and assessors who participated in the matches and also thanks to National League
Refs coach Brent Best for his time coaching the refs during the summer months.
FIFA under 20’s
In just a few short months the biggest and
best Football tournament to ever hit New Zealand
will start. Dunedin had some luck in the draw with
the following Countries scheduled to play at the
Stadium.
Group D: Mexico, Uruguay, Serbia and the fourth
placed African qualifier.
There will also be a group match between Portugal
and Columbia and a last sixteen knock out fixture.
Edward Cook
Alot of football fans came out of the
woodwork in 1999 to watch the FIFA U17 games
and support the tournament.
Football will be first and centre when the tournament is
being played out and many
former players, coaches, refs etc will be watching the
games and discussing the action over the water cooler at work.
There’s a high chance people ‘s interest in football will be re-energized
during the tournament and I would request football people who come in contact with
potential new refs contact me so I can communicate directly with them to gauge
their interest and discuss
appropriate refereeing
opportunities that may
exist.
Wilson James,
Referee Development
Officer
Phone: 03 425 9398
Cell 027 209 7228
Email:
[email protected]
Jeff Clamp
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FIFA pays out $209,000,000
ZURICH (AP) " FIFA has agreed to pay clubs worldwide $209 million for releasing
players to the World Cup in 2018 and in 2022.
The deal with the 214-member European Club Association almost triples
the $70 million FIFA shared among clubs from 2014 World Cup revenues.
It also settles the issue of possible compensation from FIFA for moving the
2022 World Cup in Qatar to November-December.
FIFA said the working accord " extending one which expired last year "
gives the ECA more involvement in other decisions affecting club football.
"We are taking a huge step forward in promoting relations between FIFA
and the clubs in a spirit of mutual and constructive cooperation," FIFA President
Sepp Blatter said in a statement.
Clubs receive money on a daily rate for as long as players are on national
team duty and involved in a
tournament.
The new accord also
extends a FIFA insurance program
which pays the club salary of
players injured while with national
teams. That project cost FIFA $88
million in the last four-year World
Cup cycle. UEFA is playing 150
million euros ($160 million) to
clubs for releasing players to the
2016 European Championship.
Terracing Tam Forecast
Friday 3rd April
Caversham v Green Island
University v Roslyn Wakari
Northern v Dunedin Technical
1
x
2
Monday 6th April
Dn Technical v Roslyn Wakari
Mosgiel v Otago University
Northern v Green Island
1
1
2
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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Football south
PO Box 969, Dunedin 9054
Sargood Sports House, 40 Logan Park Drive,
Dunedin, 9016, Fax 03-4746415
Patron : Blair Davidson, President : Jeff Walker, Chairman : Matthew Holdridge,
Board Members :
Dougal McGowan, David Thomson, Gordon Crombie, Jarod Chisholm,
Tania Cassidy, Richard Smith, and Neil Mackenzie
General Manager : Bill Chisholm
[email protected] ph. 4259468
Programme Editor : Rab Smith, [email protected], 022 4738098
Sean Hamill, Competitions
Manager, Ph 425 9282 or 021 949 052,
[email protected]
Football Dev.Manager, Shane Carvell, Ph 425 9464 or 021 416 851,
[email protected]
Football Dev. Officer, Dave M-Chambers, Ph 425 9469 or 021 734 323,
[email protected]
Women’s Football Dev. Officer, Hayley Stirling, Ph 425 9359 or 021 924
804, [email protected]
Futsal Dev. Manager, Mike Clark Ph 474 6424 or 027 740 3563,
[email protected]
Futsal Dev. Officer, Wayne Gray 027 247 8148,
[email protected]
Referee Development Officer, Wilson James, 027 209 7228,
[email protected]
Games Development & Operations Manager, Tracy Fleet, ph. 425 9467 or
021 595 414, [email protected]
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[email protected]
ODT Premier League - Match Officials
Friday 3rd April
14:45 Tonga 1 Caversham v Green Island
Jeff Clamp Kevin Smith Simon Morris
14:45 Cale. Varsity v Roslyn Wakari
Francois Cuccurillo C.Boyd S.Carvell B.Best
14:45 Forrester. Northern v Dn Technical
Edward Cook Alistair Neilson Wilson James
12.45 Tonga 3 Caversham v Green Island
Eddie Dijkstra
12.45 Cale. Varsity v Roslyn Wakari
John Barratt
12.45 Forrester. Northern v Dn Technical
Bob Ormiston
14.45 Memorial. Mosgiel v Grants Braes
David O'Hare
Monday 6th April
14.45 Tahuna.Dn Technical v Ros-Wakari
Calvin Berg
Edward Cook Kevin Smith Terry McNamara
14.45 Memorial. Mosgiel v University
Anton Whelan, Chris Boyd , Alistair Neilson
Peter Miller
Craig Campbell Jeff Clamp J Cowie D.O'Hare
A J Grant Div 1
12.45 Tahuna. Dunedin Technical v Roslyn Wakari
Shane Carvell
12.45 Memorial 2 Mosgiel v University
Wilson James
Jack Cowie
14.45 Ocean Grove 1 Grants Braes v Caversham ,
John Barratt
Wilson
Ref Contacts
Wilson James
Referee Development Officer
Footballsouth
027 209 7228, or E-mail:
[email protected]
David O’Hare
Secretary
Otago Football Referees Association
03-4544640
E-mail: [email protected]
Phillip Bulling
Southland Referees Association
03-2173080
Logan Gregory
South Canterbury Referees Association
03-6844181
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‘ Now.... I’m
asking you
nicely Have You
bought your
Tickets Yet ? ‘
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