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THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD to BE GREEN 2017 Pembrokekings.Com.Au Friday May 26Th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -1- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home CONTENTS PAGE Upcoming Events …………………………………………………………………………..…………….... 3 Presidents Report …………………………………………………………………………..…………….... 5 A Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 6 B Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 8 C Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 9 A Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 10 B Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 11 C Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 12 Games Tally ………………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 13 Milestone Game ……………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 14 Player Interview ……………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 16 Footy Quiz ………………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 18 A Grade Fixture …………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 19 B Grade Fixture …………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 21 C Grade Fixture ……………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 23 Major Sponsors …………………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 25 Jumper/Short/Gold Scoreboard Sponsors …………………….……………………..……………….. 26 Gold/Bronze Sponsors …………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 27 Player Sponsors …………………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 28 Pembroke Kings BBQ ……………………………………………………………..……………... 30 Pembroke Kings Contacts ………………………………………………………..……………... 31 -2- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -3- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -4- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home PRESIDENTS REPORT Kings Fans, Round 8 sees the A and B-grades return to Haslam Oval to take on Unley Mercedes while the C-grade venture to Kingswood Oval. Last weekend was another round of losses to all three teams but we need to remain positive as the season is still in its early stages. This year is proving to be a challenge as we field young sides and contend with injuries but these aren’t excuses as we feel we should be competitive with any side that takes the field. It is exactly one week now until our 2017 Kings Lunch with guest speaker Jarryd Roughead. We have had a great number of people book tables and buy tickets however there are still places left. We stress that this event is open to anyone and everyone, all proceeds go back into the running of the Kings and we would appreciate your support. Tickets will remain on sale until next Wednesday the 31st of May, so please go to trybooking.com to purchase your ticket. You can find the trybooking link on the Kings Speech Facebook post or the email you received for this weeks edition. 27th of May, Round 8: A- Grade vs Unley Mercedes at Haslam 2:15pm B-Grade vs Unley Mercedes at Haslam 12:15pm C- Grade vs Unley Mercedes at Kingswood Oval 2:15pm. We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at any of our games this weekend. Jack and Luke Co-Presidents. -5- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home ROUND 7 VS A GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers M. Falzon 4, J. Greeny, B. Wood, J. Pengelly, J. Rollins, H. Mason Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Best Players Old Ignatians 4.2-26 7.3-45 11.6-72 18.8-116 J. Pengelly, A. Jarvis, R. Marini, M. Falzon, S. Franklin Pembroke Kings 3.3-21 3.5-23 7.7-49 9.8-62 Quite simply, last Saturday was a disaster for the Kings, as all three sides were comprehensibly beaten by Old Ignatians. As has been the case each week this season, there were multiple forced changes to the A-grade side but we entered the match with a great deal of confidence, having played well the week before. Unfortunately, we got a brutal reminder that if you don’t bring your best effort and pressure every week in this competition then there are going to be tears. Our best players for the day included Jaiden Pengelly, Alex Jarvis, Ryan Marini, Matthew Falzon and Sam Franklin, while Mitch Curnow, Ben Williams, Luke Davey and Charles Canny were others that competed for four quarters. This week we are back at home against an Unley Mercedes Jets team that is in red-hot form. We’ve had a good week on the track so go into the clash confident that, with a more even spread of contributors, our best footy is good enough to get the chocolates. Jimmy Allan A grade Coach -6- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -7- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home ROUND 7 VS B GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers R. Goldsworthy 2 Best Players Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 S. Fischer, M. Howe, H. Rusby, N. Worrall, J. Old Ignatians 6.3-39 11.7-73 13.12-90 18.15-123 Raz Pembroke Kings 0.0 1.2-8 1.2-8 24. 2.2-14 BKings had another rough day out at park 25 number 3. Starting with the negatives. Car parking at Iggies home oval has always been a problem. Anyone who has attended games in the past will know that the Insp-gang rock up half time (so everyone is on the oval or getting a snag), pile out of a small white corolla, kit up, ticket up & pile back into the corolla within minutes of arriving & netting a few K in fines. Sounds dodgy to me. Keen to avoid the Insp-gang, many hitched rides, caught the bus or like me walked a few extra Km. The scoreboard for BKings game was tiny & difficult to see so much so that I didn’t know where it was till mid way through the second quarter. Not that we needed a scoreboard to let us know what was happening. The positives, we almost doubled last week’s score & had a respectful third quarter where we held Iggies to a couple of goals when they had the aid of a stiff breeze. The scoreboard was tiny so it was difficult to determine what the score was, now a positive. Although for the most we were poor, the back line did again toil away all game & tried to stem the tide but there was just so much supply. Chief* was just that, trying his hardest to direct traffic, however when that inbound traffic is like a New Delhi roundabout, it was always going to be hard. Compatriots in the backline Steve Erwin** & Chucky2*** also had to deal with the constant supply to their respective forwards & did well to offer some rebound as well. BKings have played the 4 top teams over the past 4 weeks & they have all been much better than us. We now play a team closer to us on the ladder in Unley Mercedes. Time to get some shots on goal & hopefully gain some of that much needed confidence that a win generates. Come on out to give the men a lift! *Scott Fischer ** Matthew Howe ***Heath Rusby Cheers Jim Jim Pinkney B grade Coach -8- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home ROUND 7 VS C GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers S. Carruthers 2, T. Sneath 2 Best Players Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Z. Polyak, J. Lockington, N. Booth, L. Switala, Old Ignatians 4.6-30 7.10-52 11.18-84 15.19-109 S. Carruthers Pembroke Kings 0.0-0 2.2-14 2.2-14 4.7-31 Another rough day at the office for the Kings; coming up against some very strong opposition in St Iggies. It was a slightly disappointing effort considering how competitive we thought we would be - however during the game it was very much the opposite. Iggies dominated the contest for most of the day, with patches of Kings footy looking reasonable. Whilst it was a solemn day for the Kings, one of the club’s young bloods managed to manufacture himself a breakout game. Honourable mention to Sam ‘Fev’ Carruthers, who was our most dangerous forward all day. The kid was slotting them from all angles, constantly beat his opponent to the contest and ended up with what could have been more than a modest 3. Nek minnit he’ll be chasing Juddy around, frothy in hand, searching for those pressure points. Keep up the good work Brendan. Massive opportunity this week to get a win on the board against the struggling Unley Jets. We look forward to getting as many numbers out to Unley as possible! Michael Banitsiotis C grade Coach -9- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -10- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -11- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home -12- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home GAMES PLAYED MICHAEL WALSH 197 DAVID KIRKWOOD 143 SCOTT FISCHER 99 TOM MOIR 97 ETHAN CALLAN 95 OSCAR OGAI 92 MARK LANE 47 TOM KILGARIFF 47 JOHNNY ANDREWS 46 LUCAS ALLEN 45 TOM BERRY 45 ALEX McFARLANE 45 JASON RAZ 45 STEVEN BEVAN 44 ANDREW BALALES 44 MATT HOWE 43 NICK KING 41 -13- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday May 26th 2017 Round 8 - Unley Mercedes Home MILESTONE GAME Congratulations to Scotty ‘the Chief’ Fischer on achieving 100 games with the Pembroke Kings.
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