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ODT Premier Lg. 2.45 pm.
Northern v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari, Sunnyvale
Caversham v University, Tonga Pk.
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Football South
Match Programme
Vol. 13, No. 16, 18th July, 2015
Contents,
Mac and MC Away..
Aqua Jog
CEO Advert
Chatham Cup
Milk Cup Schedule
Roslyn-Wakari
Roslyn-Wakari
Green Island
Mosgiel
Caversham
Dn Technical
Green Island
Bill Chisholm
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
Weekend FPL Games
WC U17 Chile
League Tables
No Wynne
Golden Boot
Ref Appointments
Futsal Champs
Wednesday Games
Rep Squads
Coaching Courses
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ODT FSouth Prem. Lg. 2.45 pm
Northern v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari, Sunnyvale
Caversham v University, Tonga Pk.
Mother Hen or Fergie ?
He’s a cross between a mother hen, and Alex Ferguson - thats
right, the original Big Mac, and as Saturday approached, the
FOYDAT Director of Coaching Mackenzie was just a little
frazzled.
When they jump on the plane at Momona, Neil will
heave a huge sigh of relief ... once they are airbourne.
Maybe I’m tempting fate, but a few years ago, early ice and fog
threatened to delay the Milk Cup flight ( and all the other connecting flights ) so
all the Staff were a bit twitchy.
Then there was the time in Dubai when the squad was ‘bumped’ to make
room for some sheiks, and again flights and car hire were thrown out of kilter.
Then when the baggage vanished in London, and Mac was seen
sprinting, yes sprinting between Terminals - and Heathrow is pretty spread out so
he did well - about three hour Marathon time.
But now age has caught up with the big former national league keeper,
and he has returned to an original passion - swimming. And he competed well in
a recent chilly race round Ruby Island up at Lake Wanaka.
So it was no surprise that
after all the other Milk Cup
coaching, training, and 7 am gym
work at KVS, all six months of it Mac got out his hand knitted
woolen speedos and dragged the
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young tourists to Moana Pool and
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a last relaxing Aqua Splash before
flying out the next day.
There were some tidy
swimmers among the MC squad, and
a few high dive experts, plus the ‘Bomb’ kamikaze twirlers - and I’m not saying the
splash above was Mackenzie, but the fire brigade was called to refill the
Rab
Pool afterwards - Good Luck lads - and look after Neil....
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Moana Milk Cup Splashers
Aqua
Moana
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Goodbye Bill - Hello Who ?
He’ll be around for a bit yet... but Bill Chisholm has
resigned - effective later this year, and the Hunt
has started for a suitable replacement General
Manager, see Advert below.
A school teacher born in Pathhead near
Edinburgh, he was an effective centre half, first in
Canterbury then here in Otago when he arrived in
1974, and earned Player of the Year plaudits in
1976, 1979, and 1982.
Chisholm (64) became involved in Admin.
and was part of the formation of Team Otago in
National League back in 1998.
Since then, Nat. Lg has adopted several
formats - from a ‘high’ in 1987 when 26games per season were played to the
present 16.
Nat. League 1998
Napier City Rovers
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Central United
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North Shore United
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Miramar Rangers
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Waitakere City
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Nelson Suburbs
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Melville United
20 6 2 12 46 56
Mt. Wellington
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Hutt City
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Chatham Cup Draw
NRFL Division 1 Mangere United, the only club still alive from outside their region’s top
division – face a trip to Football South Premier League club Dunedin Technical to meet
the 1999 champions in the deep south over the weekend of August 8-9.
Elsewhere, 2015 ASB Chatham Cup runners-up Central United – also five-time
winners – will battle NRFL Premier League rivals Birkenhead United AFC in a re-match
of their dramatic 2014 third-round meeting which saw Central recover from a 3-0 deficit
with 10 men to advance.
The last of the quarter-final clashes sees Central League rivals Western
Suburbs host 2014 semi-finalists and four-time competition champions Napier City
Rovers.
The tie brings together the top two sides in the
Central League with Napier City Rovers currently holding an
eight point lead over their Wellington-based opponents.
The four quarter-final ties will be played over the
weekend of August 8-9.
ASB Chatham Cup 2015 – Quarter-finals, August 8-9
Dunedin Technical v Mangere United
Cashmere Technical v Eastern Suburbs AFC
Birkenhead Utd AFC v Central Utd FC
Western Suburbs v Napier City Rovers
Dunedin Tech have a home game in the quarterfinal of Chatham Cup
against Mangere from Auckland. Weekend 8/9 August.
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The Milk Cup leaves Dunedin Saturday 18 July
Milk Cup Match Schedule
18 July 2015 Saturday.
Depart Dunedin
19 July 2015 Sunday.
Arrive Manchester
20 July 2015 Monday. Light train.
2:00pm, Visit Old Trafford
Travel to Burnley-depart 8:15am
Play Burnley Academy, 11:00am
Watch Oldham v Bolton, in evening
22 July 2015 Wednesday.
11 - 12 noon Light recovery.
Visit Football Museum
23 July, Light Recovery Session
Play Man City Academy
24 July 2015 Friday. 7:30 am
Arrive Belfast @ 1600hrs
Ballykelly by coach) 7 - 8:00pm
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FOYDAT
Otago Tour Matches
Tuesday 21st July
at Burnley Academy
Thursday 23rd July
at Manchester Academy
Monday 27th July,
at Roe Mill, Limavady.
Tuesday 28th July,
Scroggy Road, Limavady
Wednesday, 29th July.
Clough, Ballymena
11am
Burnley Academy v FOYDAT
3 pm.
Manchester City v FOYDAT
3.30 pm
Alset Colombia v FOYDAT Otago
7 pm
FOYDAT Otago v Real Sociedad
3.30 pm
Co. Armagh v FOYDAT Otago
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It was another tough day out for the
Prems. Struggling to find eleven
players to line up (like a lot of teams!)
Wal couldn't help but be envious of the
depth and experience that Tech had
on display, and they dominated the
first half.
Four down at half time, and
another couple in the second for a
disappointing 0-6 loss, with a number
of the goals coming from well-taken
set pieces. One bright spot was an
opportunity for some new faces to
step up including a senior debut for
Fletty, and Fraser Hunter & Nick Kelly
getting a run off the bench. POD to
"veteran" Tommy Connor who never
gave up.
The Seconds had drawn their
previous two matches this season
against Tech, so it was always going to be
another even affair. A mistake saw Tech take
the lead, before Seamus equalised with a
strike from distance that took a deflection and
lobbed the keeper. We went behind again
before Andy "Lambert" Lyndom banged in a
good goal with 10 minutes left. Another match
drawn, players to impress included Johnny
Madden and Chris Sannum at the back and
Kieran who was POD.
It's been a funny old season for the
Thirds, but they put in a brilliant performance
to convincingly beat top of the table
Melchester 5-3 on the snowy Highveldt at
Brockville. The boys quickly adapted to the
conditions, with Damo bagging a hat trick,
including netting a penalty and possibly
beating the offside trap for another, and
Fraser and Louis scored too. Incredibly
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Damo has been waiting years to finally put a player of
the day glass on his mantelpiece, he's found his level!
The 4th Whites were also up at Brockville
but made things hard for themselves vs University,
including netting a couple of oggies. Final score 2-8,
Dom again picked up POD for another good effort.
Meanwhile the 4th Blacks took on Northern down at
the Gardens and again raced out to a 3-0 lead before
conceding a couple for some late nerves. Sammy was
the hero in goals, including saving a spot kick, and
picked up POD.
The Chargers were in the snow at Brockville
against a Teckle team that only needed a point to
secure the league, and we gave them a damn good
fright. Fozzzzz's lads matched them for the whole first
half, and whilst a couple of mistakes helped
Melchester score 4 first half goals, the Ginger Skrtel,
Mitch, and the superb Matty Aitken all bagged goals
and got off the nudie run in the process. Teckle
scored soon after the break and dominated
possession in the second half but the final score of 35 was a brave effort, perhaps that first win can still
happen!
The Stallions travelled to Tonga to take on
Caversham. It was a pretty even game but the boys
relied on the mercurial Markus Glover to power one past the keeper to earn a 2-2 draw.
Meanwhile the Originals were missing some key players and battling to get a team
together to take on Mosgiel Gerries, and conceded the only goal of the game early on.
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game with his efforts in between the sticks.
The Moas took on Mosgiel on the postage stamp and were also battling for
players. Honk stepped up to the plate and helped out with a man of the match
performance, but couldn't stop the Moas going down 2-5. The Colts took on the Tech
Frotters and blew them away with 9 goals. It was 1-1 at half time but a superb second
half effort saw eight unanswered goals. Matty scored five against his former club, Gribs
scored a stunner after stepping past five opponents, and Robbie Oram scored
Mor
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Sunnyvale Sports
Complex
3-1 Win
The Green Island Premier Team versus Varsity. Hard
game today as expected against a Varsity team well
better than their placing in the league. Played in chilly
conditions at the Cale but both teams tried to play
controlled football. 2 nil up at half time. Goals to Connor
and Bob.
Then Varsity had a good start to the
second half and got back to 1 – 2 but a well taken goal
from Sean McIntee sealed the result. MOTM hard to
pick. Cam McPhail. Good
to see Joel Stevens and
Matt Mitchell in the stands.
Flemz
Div. One Team
played Varsity and were
lucky to limp away with a
draw. Goals to Jake, Reilly,
Tenn, Joe MOM Jake
Bolland. Rory Crow
The Division Two
team travelled to Ocean
Grove to face Grants
Braes. In freezing
conditions we played good
football and were rewarded
for our efforts. A solid 3 – 0
win against the opposition.
Man of the Match Ross
Walton. Sam Brouwer
Div. 1 at Cale
Averley
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Cone of Silence ..
Prems got spanked 10-1 by
a rampant Cav machine not many mentions in
dispatches have been forth
coming
Gerries won 1 nil.
1st time they have kept a clean sheet team
. Dave Franklins scored the all important
goal v Roslyn Originals.
Monos Plainsmen Travelled to
Green
Island - ball
passed
around well
and kept
possession
- scoring
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intensity in the 2nd spell
and banged in another 5 to make it a good 8-0
win. Goals were shared around with 7 different
scorers.
Old boys v Moas at balmy Ellis .
Chopper with the first. Knocking ball round but
moas came back from extinction and tied up at the
break . Mark with The second - we don't know
who was more embarrassed mark or their
goalie!!!.
Mark again got a superb goal following a
great ball from Whitty. Graham scored a goal to
rival marks first and Tony finished off with a
screamer 5-2.
Thirds had to default. Alan seconds had the
Balmy
game deferred
Neville
Ellis...
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Another 10 goals ...
We came out firing, and
an Andy Ridden through ball
at half way sent Tom
Jackson one on one,
subsequently scoring after
the 2nd minute.
We then relaxed,
sitting back too deep and
allowing an enthusiastic and
committed Mosgiel too
much time and space. We
were duly punished and
gave away a penalty
24mins in.
Conceding that knocked us
back to our senses and we
scored 3 clinical goals in the 8 mins leading to half time, 2 to Lewis Jackson and
a well taken volley by Michael Hogan.
Being ruthless is a trait we have
Player of the
reinforced
this season, and 5 goals in
Day Rhys
13mins,
including
Tom with 2 more to
Henderson
complete his hat trick, 1 to Lewis to
complete his hat trick, and Andy
Ridden with 2. Tore Waechter scored
with 6mins to go to make the final
score 10-1. Some very good
performances, but stand out was
Rhys Henderson.
2nds picked up another 3 points
due to Mosgiel defaulting. 3rds,
despite having a bare eleven due to
illness and injuries won convincingly 61 over Green Island. Randal Scott led
with 4 goals, outpacing Bradley who
chimed in with 2.
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Train No.2
6-nil
A mixed bag of results at Dunedin Tech this
weekend with the Premier men hitting the
net six times against a very lacklustre
Roslyn team. Whilst some of the boys were
over in Aussie watching Liverpool and a few
heading off to Ireland for the Milk Cup
venture,
Aaron's boys came out
strong and hungry for goals coming of the
back of a big win at the stadium mid week
and are now undefeated in the last twelve
games to keep a foot hold on second place.
It was a different story for Ric's
Fletcher cup boys who drew 2-2 with Roslyn
after going one up early in the game.The
boys have struggled in front of goal this
season which has cost them results and that
was the story again this weekend missing
several opportunities to see Roslyn off but a draw was the end result.
Craig's 3rds had a tough encounter with Mornington at Culling park going
down to a very soft goal late
in the second half 1-0 final score. The 4ths struggled to
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another loss early at Bayfield.The Scarfies were back to full
strength and continued on their winning
way to keep second place alive for them
whilst the young 5ths went down 7-1
Masters grades saw the Colts up
against the Hobbits. Despite some
renewed confidence this season the Colts
were awful in the first half going into the
break 3-0 down.
Some strong mentoring at half time
saw a resurgent effort to bring back some
pride.
Unfortunately it was to late, final score
5-2 Hobbits. Frotters also had a loss on
Culling 2 despite a tough first half being
down 1-0 the flood gates opened in the
second half losing 7-0.
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University v Green Island, at the
Caledonian ground
Bitterly cold, but an exciting
match with both teams
showing skills and attacking
attitude. Finishing might
have been better.... Goals by
Connor Neil, Bob Cox, and
Sean McIntee. Varsity fought
back in second half, but only
managed a consolation goal.
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Ovalteenies
Its as big a test for the shivering adults as the kids, down at the Oval on
Saturday mornings. Get along and see the honest enthusiasm that kids
can generate. And some of the parents are entertaining too, as wee Jimmy
scores his first goal - great stuff....
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Premier League
Caledonian, 2.45 pm
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Northern v Mosgiel
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
Asst. Lewis Houghton
& Jeff Satterthwaite
Manager Tony Galloway
Physios Connor Doyle
& Caleb Dela Cruz
1 Zane Green
2 Jessie Wright
3 Tom Kindley
4 Matt Kelly
5 Aaron Corkill
6 Tom Cairns
7 Morgan Day
8 Rahan Ali
9 Isaac Snell
10 Eder Franchini
11 Cody Brook
12 Tom Bekkers
13 Hamish Cotter
14 Reagan Coldicott
15 Michael Bu
16 Riley Anderton
17 Ifeanyichukwu
Ability Unamadu
Coach Andy Brook
Manager Pat Howell
Tech. Director
Craig Stevens.
Match Officials, Anton Whelan, Mark Currie, Alistair Neilson
Sat 25 July, 2.45 pm.
Northern v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari, Sunnyvale
Caversham v University, Tonga Pk. Dn.
Technical the Bye
Premier League
Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm.
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Green Island v Roslyn-Wakari
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 Kiore
19. Nathan McDonell
Coach,
Malcolm Fleming,
Mngrs. Peter Martin,
Mark Stewart
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1 Tom Stevens
2 Tyrr Barringer-Tairi
3 Isaac Nicholson
4 James Watson
5 Curtis Day
6 Damo Foster
7 Mike Sannum
8 Ben O’Farrell
9 Blair Bates
10 Cam Attwood
11 Fraser Cameron
12 Rupert Mark
13 Shea Thompson
14 Seamus Gray
15 Nathan Wilkie
16 Al Craig
17 Patrick Obanda
Coach Col Thom
Manager TVG
Gk Coach P. Evans
Match Official, Edward Cook, Francois Cuccurullo, C R B
Sat 1st Aug. 2.45 pm
University v Northern, Caledonian
Green Island v Caversham, Sunnyvale
Dunedin Technical v Mosgiel, Tahuna Pk.
Roslyn-Wakari, the Bye
Premier League
Tonga Park 2.45 pm
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Caversham v University
1. Daryl Putt RGK
2. Jude Fitzpatrick
3. Craig Ferguson
4. Logan Wrightwebb
5. Sam Cosgrave
6. Mitchell Carter
7. Seamus Ryder ©
8. Andrew Ridden
9. Brett Clifford
10. Thomas Jackson
11. Lewis Jackson
12. Michael Hogan
14. Viljami Vuorenmaa
15. Jared Grove
17. Rhys Henderson
18. Tore Waechter
19. Sam Collier
13. Callum Flaws
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
Head Coach:
Tim Horner
Assistant Coach:
Richard Murray
Coach Darren Hart
Match Officials, Jack Cowie, Jeff Clamp, Wilson James
Sat 25 July, 2.45 pm.
Northern v Mosgiel, Caledonian
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari, Sunnyvale
Caversham v University, Tonga Pk. Dn.
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NZ U17s
Defenders
Luke Johnson (North Shore )
Ben Mata (Onehunga Sports)
Jack-Henry Sinclair (North Shore )
Ben Stroud (Wellington Phoenix)
Sam Wilson (Wellington Phoenix)
Midfielders
Joe Bell (Wellington Phoenix)
Oliver Ceci (North Shore Utd AFC)
Dane Schnell (Western Springs AFC)
Sarpreet Singh (Wellington Phoenix)
Forwards
Jack Anderson (East Coast Bays AFC)
James McGarry (Wellington Phoenix)
Connor Probert (Western Springs AFC)
Logan Rogerson (Wellington Phoenix)
Sean Skeens (Birkenhead Utd AFC)
Management staff
Head coach: Chris Zoricich
Assistant coach: Alex Armstrong
Goalkeeper Coach: Adam Bannister
Manager: Gavin Findlay
Physiotherapist: Luke Burgess
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Sports Scientist: Tim Wilson
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NOW !
17 Oct - 8 Nov.
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Football South League Tables
14TH GRADE - DIV 1
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Mosgiel Hammers
GI Wolverines
GI Villians
Maori Hill 14 Red
Melchester United
Caversham AFC
Northern Black
Roslyn Wakari Mustangs
9
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
7
6
5
5
4
2
1
1
1
0
3
2
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
2
4
6
8
8
13TH GRADE - DIV 1
22
18
18
17
13
7
3
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
Melchester Rovers
Grants Braes Bruins
Maori Hill 13 Red
Mosgiel Thunder
Northern Black
Mornington Mavericks
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
5
5
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
0
2
2
2
5
6
13TH GRADE - DIV 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
GI X Men
Maori Hill 13 Silver
DnTechnical 13th Grade
Mosgiel Avatars
Roslyn Wakari Wanderers
GI Rogue
Roslyn Wakari Unicorns
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Dn Technical 12th Grade
Roslyn Wakari Poachers
Grants Braes Panthers
Maori Hill 12 Red
Northern Black
Mosgiel Strikers
Mornington Machines
Northern White
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
DnTechnica 11th Grade
GI Hawks
Maori Hill 11 Black
Northern Black
Roslyn Wakari Colts
GI Guardians
Harbourside Generators
9
8
8
8
9
7
9
7
6
5
4
2
1
0
22
16
16
14
5
4
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
2
1
3
3
6
6
8
21
19
15
13
7
3
1
12TH GRADE - DIV 1
14TH GRADE - DIV 2
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Grants Braes Falcons
Balclutha SOHS Jnrs
Roslyn Wakari Phoenix
Mosgiel Spurs
Maori Hill 14 White
7
7
7
7
8
7
5
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
11TH GRADE - DIV 2
Grants Braes Warriors
Maori Hill 11 Maroon
Dn Technical Maroon
Mosgiel Legends
Northern Lights
Maori Hill 11 Silver Streaks
GI Ninjas
Mornington Maulers
Roslyn Wakari Stampede
Roslyn Wakari Hunters
Grants Braes Cobras
Dn Technical Firebirds
Mosgiel Stars
8
8
8
8
9
8
9
8
8
8
9
9
8
7
6
4
5
4
4
4
2
2
1
2
2
0
0
2
4
5
7
1
1
4
0
2
2
1
3
2
4
1
0
1
21
15
9
6
3
0
1
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11TH GRADE - DIV 1
7
8
8
8
7
8
8
7
5
4
2
2
2
1
0
2
2
2
1
1
0
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4
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21
17
14
8
7
7
3
12TH GRADE - DIV 2
Pg. 20
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Roslyn Wakari Knights
Grants Braes Grizzlies
GI Flash
Hereweka Falcons
Melchester O’Farrell
Maori Hill 12 Maroon
Mosgiel Blaze
Maori Hill 12 Crimson
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
7
4
3
2
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0
1
1
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21
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11
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Is it a No Win for Wynne ?
The Wynne Eligibility Timeline....
New Zealand Football chief executive Andy Martin’s Timeline
Friday night: New Zealand men's under-23s beat Vanuatu 20 in the semi-final of the Pacific Games, that is also doubling
as an Olympic qualifier, in Papua New Guinea.
Shortly after the game, team manager Rob
Pickstock is shown a piece of paper with a typed notice of
protest as he was getting on to the bus. The protest claims
New Zealand left back Deklan Wynne is an ineligible
player.
Saturday morning, 8.26am: Pickstock receives the
protest from the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC).
11.15am: Copy of full protest sent to Pickstock. 1.20pm:
Pickstock receives copy of full protest due to internet issues
within the hotel.
3.40pm: NZF respond, referring OFC to the rules that
Pickstock had been provided that applied to the tournament.
Those rules stated
that any protests
NZ Football wasn't aware of the OFC disciplinary committee
about ineligible
hearing (which decided NZ's fate) until after it had concluded.
players had to be
made before the
tournament began.
5.39pm: OFC reply, saying FIFA Olympic rules take precedence.
8.25pm: NZF lawyers receive official protest and are given 35 minutes to respond before
being referred to the FIFA disciplinary committee.
NZF lawyers ask for time extension to review protest and confirm NZF had "acted
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in good faith" and in "accordance
with the rules provided by OFC who noted the eligible
status of the player fell underhttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
article 6, not 7, of the FIFA statutes in their eyes."
Lawyers advised no action needed nor FIFA need be involved.
Sunday morning, 10am: OFC disciplinary committee meeting held to rule on
protest without NZF. It is unknown who sat on committee.
Sunday morning, 11am: NZF find out about meeting. 12.34pm: NZF notified of
meeting. 12.44pm: OFC release statement announcing New Zealand's disqualification from
the tournament.
NZF ask for "time-out" to receive the full details of the protest and the process that
was followed which have still not been revealed. Sunday night: Fiji beat Vanuatu on
penalties in Pacific Games final to qualify for first ever Olympics.
Early Monday morning: FIFA reply to NZF saying OFC are responsible for
enforcing sanctions. FIFA say they have no jurisdiction to act.
That morning, NZF also receive letter from OFC confirming action taken by their
disciplinary committee was proper and the decision was theirs to make.
3.01pm: NZF confirm they will lodge formal appeal with OFC over disqualification.
11.30pm: New Zealand squad return home. Wynne said he had no clue about any eligibility
issues. The Deklan Wynne eligibility saga is likely to be decided at the Court of
Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland.
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The
Golden
Boot
FSouth Scoring Summary, as at 18 July.
Player
Team
Thomas Jackson
Caversham
Lewis Jackson
Caversham
Tim Mclennan
Dn Technical
Blair Bates
Roslyn Wak
Tore Waechter
Caversham
Andrew Ridden
Caversham
Campbell Attwood
Roslyn Wak
Cody Brook
Mosgiel
Regan Coldicott
Mosgiel
Taylor Mccormack
Dunedun Te
Ben Kiore
Green Isl.
Rupert Mark
Roslyn Wak
Aaron Burgess
Dunedun Te
Michael Hogan
Caversham
Andrew Douglas
Dn. Technical
Isaac Snell
Mosgiel 1s
Isaac Nicholson
Roslyn Wak
Jeremy Fong
University
Rahan Ali
Mosgiel
Kingsgate Womens Premier
Renee Bacon
University
Amelia Currier
Dn Tech Prem Womans
Renee Bacon
Varsity A
Kate Guildford
Dn Tech Prem Womans
Rachel Christie
Varsity A
Holly Johnstone
Roslyn Wak
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Gms
9
13
11
13
11
12
13
11
9
11
11
12
11
13
6
9
11
11
11
GOALS
19
10
9
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
Matches
10
6
8
8
8
9
Goals
10
8
8
7
7
5
Football South Referees
FSouth Match Officials Appointments
Otago Daily Times Premier League, 2.45 pm.
Caledonian,
Northern v Mosgiel
Anton Whelan, Mark Currie, Alistair Neilson
Sunnyvale,
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari
Edward Cook, Francois Cuccurullo, C R B
Tonga Park,
Caversham v Otago University
Jack Cowie, Jeff Clamp, Wilson James
Div 1 Fletcher Cup, 12.45 pm
Caledonian
Northern v Mosgiel
Mark Currie
Sunnyvale 1
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari
TBA
Tonga Park 3
Caversham v University
TBA
14.45 Ocean Grove Gr. Braes v Dn Technical
TBA
A B L - Div 2, 12.45 pm
Sunnyvale
Green Island v Roslyn Wakari
Bruce Ryder
Youth Grade, 10.30 am
Bayfield 3
Grants Braes Nix v Mosgiel Stallions Jordan Pike
Memorial 2
Mosgiel Pumas v N Maori Hill Clint Hayward
Sunnyvale 3
Green Island Magnetos v Roslyn Wakari Josh Dijkstra
Kingsgate Hotel Womens Premier League, 1pm
Sunday 26th July,
Bayfield 1
University B v Queenstown,
Josh Dijkstra Franc Cuccurullo Taine Bailey
Ellis 1
Roslyn Wakari v Dn Tech Maroon
Alistair Neilson
Logan Park 2
University v Dn Tech Prems
Simon Morris Mark Currie Caleb Marsh
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Futsal Youth Championships
Futsal South, this year sent 2 teams to the NZ Federation Futsal
Youth Championships in Wellington. The boys conducted themselves
on and off the court with credit to their federation.
With a bit of luck the results could have been even more amazing.
Futsal South Under 16’s
This team was in Group A for the round robin competition.
Played 4, Won 3, Lost 1 , Goals For 16, Goals Against 10, 9pts
In the Quarter Finals
– played Wellington Yellow and won 4-3
Semi Finals
- played Canterbury and lost 3-4
after extra time,
Finals 3rd/4th Play offs
- played Central Futsal Green- Won
5-2
Final Position 3rd - 10 Team competition
Futsal South Under 19’s
This team was in Group A for the round robin competition.
Played 4, Won 4, Goals For 21, Goals Against 8, = 12 points
In the Quarter Finals
– played Northern Futsal and lost 0-1
Semi Finals playoffs 5th-8th
- played WaiBop Futsal Won 5-2
Finals 5th/6th Play offs
- played Mainland Won 8-3
Final Position 5th - 10 Team competition
Mike
We were represented by the boys at right
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Under 16’s
Cam Scott
Jack Kelly
Shae Moore
Max Johnston
Louis Gray
En Watanabe
Niko Cockerell
Connor Walsh
Chi Campbell
Under 19’s
Mitch Cuthbert
Wali Aman
Aliullah Aman
Hamish Cotter
Rahan Ali
Kasam Ali
Tim O'Farrell
Wednesday School Football, 3.45 pm start
Senior Prem
Top 4
Kavanagh 1st XI
v
Kings 1st XI Kensington S1
Ref H Phillip
Otago Boys 1st XI
v
John McGlashan 1st XI OBHS
Rescheduled
Senior Prem
Bottom 4
Otago Boys 2nd XI v
Kings 2nd XI Kensington S3
Kaikorai Valley 1st XI v
Taieri 1st XI KVC 1
Senior 1
Logan Park Snr v Otago Boys 3rd XI
Kettle S1
John McGlashan 2nd XI v Kings 12 Rangers
Tonga S2
Kings 11/12 Mixed
Bye
Senior 2
Kings 13 FC v East Otago Snr
Logan Park S4
Otago Boys 5th XI v Kings 13 Wanderers
Bayfield S2
Bayfield Snr v Otago Boys 4th XI
Bayfield S1
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Futsal South Term 2-3
Winter Adult Competition 2015
From Monday 8th June until 24th August 2015
Where: Edgar Sorts Centre,
Futsal South
Times: 6.15pm to 9.45pm
Leagues Available: Men’s Div 1, 2, 3, 4, Women’s Div 1 and Mixed Leagues
For more info contact Mike Clark 027 740 3563 or
futsal@footballsouth.co.nz
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Otago Rep Squads 2015
Just some of the 2015 Otago Rep Squads (many are
extended squads at this stage who have attended
South Island Tournaments in October school holidays) A full List is now up on the
Football South Website, at - http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/
14th Grade
Boys Extended
Squad
Coaches –
Rob Mitchell &
Phil Collings
11th Grade
Boys Extended
Squad
Coaches Graham
Marshall &
Lewis Houghton
1. Stirling Gates
2. Joseph Ingram
3. Harrison Marshall
4. Nikolas Fairley
5. Zac Baird-Hodge
6. Nicholas Brett
7. Jack Palmer-Jones
8. Rory Hibbert
9. Max Davidson
10. Finn Bielski-Cook
11. Atticus C. Jaggard
12. Charlie Savage
13. Angus Dagg
14. Jack Murphy
15. Cole Gibbons
16. William Fairley
17. Oliver King
18. Oliver Hackett
19. Thomas Medder
20. Lachie McLennan
21. Lewis Harper
22. Grayson Small
23. Duncan Bell
24. Louie Potter
25. Ben Devereaux
26. Abdul Obdaibullah
27. Sam Hulbe-Pulver
28. Sebastian Kyle GK
29. Vinnie Gable GK
30. Nic Friedlander GK
13th Grade
Boys Squads
Blue Team – Coach
Mark Foster
1. Thomas Poole GK
2. Finn Quigley
3. George Bates
4. Genta Kojima
5. B. Greenall-Wheeler
6. K. de Groot-Green
7. Sam Taylor
8. Jake Foster
9. Rueben Peyroux
10. Noah Scott
11. Lewis Wall
12. Taine Hand
13. Brynn Sinclair
14. Ben Lund
15. Tyson Verburg
Gold Team –
1. Albert Baeumer GK
2. Jayden Standring
3. Jack Muir
4. Callum Officer
5. Connor Sweeney
6. Matai Bowen
7. Elliot Fagan
8. William Scharpf
9. Jordan King
10. Ashley Thorpe
11. Walter Savage
12. Rowen Bell
13. B. Guedea Fonseca
14. Oliver Lobb
15. Ryan Gardiner
16. Braedyn Arbuckle
17. Jonathan Brook
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14th Grade
Girls Extended
Coaches - Craig
& Liza Whitson
1. Madeleine Fairley
2. Tahlia Roome
3. Zoe Thomas
4. Abbey Vinicombe
5. Chloe Bryson
6. Hahna Nichols
7. Aine Kelly
8. Lauren Pendreigh
9. Bianca Park
10. Jody Burrell
11. Emma Black
12. Neve Pryde
13. Lili Clouston-Cain
14. Reagan Potter
15. Emily Henderson
16. Crystal van Gorp
17. Erin Dickie
18. Olivia Andrews
19. Caitlyn Farry
20. Ella Scarf-Miller
21. Rebekah Hill
22. Alannah Knott
23. Morgan Whitson GK.
Dev Squad
1. Eve Nicholls
2. Lydia Wylie
3. Libby Holdridge
4. Madison Sutherland
5. Sophie Gaudin
6. Kyla Potbury
7. Bridget Young
8. Zoe O’Farrell
9. Tessa Campbell
10.Brooke McDonald
1. Harold Chinulla
2. Joseph Araya
3. Chi Campbell
4. Sam Clydesdale
5. Jed Collins
6. Harrison Biggs
7. Tom Warman
8. Aaron Allan
9. Kevin Clancy
10. Ethan van Staden
11. Matt Hanrahan
12. Javier Langley
13. Josh Toomin
14. Taonga Mbambo
15. Connor Walsh
16. Jordan Hand
17. Caleb Sharkey
18. Andrew Cromb
19. Hala Moata’ane
20. Tate Barron
21. Tomas Jones
22. Josh Skryba
23. Ben Green
24. En Watanabe
25. Matt Lloyd
26. Dermott Tierney
27. Tom McCracken
28. Xavier Wright
29. Cade McRae
30. Ambrose Lee
31. Joe McKee
32. Aiden Wilkin
33. Jaiden Tucker GK
34. Goalkeeper #2
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.
Terracing Tam Forecast
Northern v Mosgiel
1
Gr. Island v Roslyn
Wakari 2
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Caversham v University
x
‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’
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