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Takapuna AFC 11/17 Takapuna AFC Welcomes Papatoetoe AFC Lotto NRFL Div 2 15 July 2017 Club History Sponsors Welcome/President’s Report On behalf of the Takapuna Committee welcome to Taharoto Park for round seventeen of the NRFL division two season. I would like to extend a warm welcome to the management team, players and supporters from Papatoetoe AFC. A small reminder to our home teams today—clean your changing room out after your game and look after your opposition, showing them the best of what Takapuna has to offer on and off the pitch. Finally a reminder that the club has a policy of no drinking in the changing rooms. If we are caught this could affect our bar license. Good luck over the weekend to all Takapuna teams. Please enjoy today’s game and I sincerely hope that you will experience the hospitality on offer during the day and then join with members from both clubs in the clubhouse after the game for the post match player awards and socially relax in the excellent facilities we have to offer. Wayne Hallford President 1st Team Report View from the Dugout Good afternoon and it’s great to be back on the best pitch in Auckland - Taharoto Park. Firstly I would like to welcome Papatoetoe’s players, staff, and coaching team and I hope you will enjoy our wonderful facility’s here. Last week’s 4-0 win at home was just what the doctor ordered after our defect on the Island the week before. We wanted to show to ourselves and our members that we can bounce back and do it with style, and if it wasn’t for the fantastic display by the away keeper it could have been many more. Of course what we all have to remember is, the team that ran out for Te Atatu last week on Taharoto Park bore no resemblance to the one that we scraped a win away from home earlier in the year. It’s a big shame that some players feel the need to move clubs when things aren’t going well forgetting that it’s their hard work and loyalty that is required to get them out of the hole dug by themselves. Moan over! We find ourselves still chasing the top two and one thing for sure is we will keep putting pressure on them just waiting on their shoulders for any opportunity should it arise, as we as a team and club will never walk away from a task undone. At training we have been working on the problems we encountered in our last game but more around how we can use the fantastic surface we enjoy at home. I expect a very spirited performance from our visitors Papatoetoe AFC today so we will have to match it if we want to get anything from this game. Welcome back to Tommy Miller who missed last week’s fixture through suspension and I’m looking forward to having his drive back in the team. Again thank you all for your support and it’s great to hear the comments from the balcony ant half time it puts a smile on my face. Enjoy the game. UP THE TAKA BOYS! Joe Daw Reserve Team Report Te Atatu – Home After a couple of away games it was great to be back at home this week against, Te Atatu, looking to continue our winning run of games. Early in the season away at Te Atatu was one of our most disappointing games as we initially dominated the game then somehow crumbled in the second half and ended up losing. We started the game well and moved the ball around nicely creating some half chances early on and took control of the game. Unfortunately against the run of play due to a misjudged bounce, the Te Atatu striker managed to slot one past our keeper. We accepted that this was just a bit of bad luck and continued playing our patient football and managed to dominate most of the first half and unlike the beginning of the season found ourselves able to convert chances into goals and with 20 minutes left of the half we were up 3-1. The game became a bit heated at this point with a number of altercations and with five minutes to go in the half, the referee awarded Te Atatu with a controversial penalty decision and their player slotted it calmly into the top corner finishing the half 3-2 to Takapuna. I think it’s fair to say Te Atatu were very lucky to come in at half time with two goals after causing us so few problems at the back and the score line was very flattering to them. There is always a danger in these games that the dominating team becomes frustrated ends up making silly mistakes but full credit to the lads we came out the second half and played the same solid football. We were awarded a penalty which was scored and then managed to put the final nail in the coffin with a very well taken free kick finishing the score at 5-2 to Takapuna. It’s great that we have managed to continue our unbeaten run and although I don’t feel we played as well as we did last week we did more than enough to get a result, something that we really struggled with early on in the season. Up the ‘Puna!! Lewis Chatham Cup Senior Prize Giving Player Profiles Name: Conor Taylor Nick Name(s): CT Shirt No and Position: 1 5; Wing Date of Birth: 24 Jun 92 Ethnicity: Pakeha Occupation: Barrister and Solicitor Hobbies: TAB; Tinder Favourite Food: Ponsonby Butter Chicken Favourite Movie: In Brugs - Basquiqt Favourite Song: Takapuna’s Winning Song featuring Connor Daw Favourite Football Team: Leicester City Favourite Player: Adam Lallana Most Memorable Match: Melville Vs Waitak Chatham Cup Semi Final Proudest Moment in Football: Wearing a Taka Shirt. Name: Thomas Nkoy Nick Name(s): Tomo Shirt No and Position: 1 1 ; Wing Date of Birth: 25 Feb 96 Ethnicity: Congolese Occupation: Sales Rep Hobbies: Reading Books and Pottery with Matt DT Favourite Food: Pasta Favourite Movie: Step Brother Favourite Song: Moonshine - Akon ft Savage Favourite Football Team: Liverpool FC Favourite Player: Callum Brown Most Memorable Match: Takapuna Vs North Shore 201 5 Proudest Moment in Football: Drawing with North Shore in 201 5, scoring a goal. Club Weekend Fixtures Saturday 15 July 2017 Home 1230 Men’s Res Team Vs Papatoetoe AFC Res Field No 1 1300 Takapuna Raven Hunters Vs ECB Olla Field No 2 1445 Takapuna Brasilia Vs Western Springs Hoops Field No 2 Takapuna Cavaliers Vs North Shore Ice Greville Res 1500 Men’s First Team Vs Papatoetoe AFC Field No 1 Away 1300 ECB Napoli Vs Takapuna s Boca Seniors Bay City Park Birkenhead Muzza Vs Takapuna Bombers Shepherds Park 1445 West Auckland Vs Takapuna Allgood Brains Park Sunday 16 July 2017 Home 1030 Takapuna AUT Titans Vs Warkworth Field No 1 1045 Takapuna Social Vs Te Atatu New Field No 2 1300 Ladies First Team Vs Te Atatu Field No 1 1400 A3 AUT FC Vs HNK FC Field No 2 1500 A2 AUT FC Vs Auckland Volcanoes Field No 1 NRFL DIVISION 2 RESERVES (Squad to be selected from) 1. Flinn Medemblik 1. Avishay Sharma 2. Emile Nkeshimana 2. Chandran Pillary 3. Carl Holt 3. Justin Kumar 4. Chris Bodell 4. Justin Pillary 5. Daul Duisenov 5. Kavish Deo 6. Eduardo Caramori 6. Krishan Naidu 7. Jake Helsby 7. Lael Lambert 8. Lewis Clarke 8. Matthew Smith 9. Mike Coulson 9. Namish Umavao 10. Mitchell McCloskey 10. Navheet Chand 11. Pat Gerrard 11. Nilesh Kumar 12. Rene Van Oosterom 12. Noor Khan 13. Stefan Bokos 13. Phillip Kumar 14. Pranil Kumar 15. Ravneet Rao 16. Robin Engel 17. Shaineel Singh 18. Shekhar Prakash Coach: Sean Boko Coach: Paul Margison Manager: Wayne Hallford Manager: Arun Kumar Physio: Bradley Jerome Match Official: Neil Tobin TAKAPUNA AFC TEAM LIST (Squad to be selected from) 1. Brendan Kavanagh 2. Callum Simmonds 3. Matt Webb 4. Justin Mackay 5. Brendan Waytt 6. Connor Daw 7. Elliot Cooper 8. Warren Pinto 9. Tommy Miller 10. Renta Yamamoto 11. Thompson Nkoy 12. Sheldon Pilay 13. Brodie Poole 14. Connor Taylor 15. Matt Du Toit 16. Elliot Dooley 17. Mitch Cairns 18. Peerawit Benjakul Coaching Staff 19. Emile McArther Coach: Joe Daw 20. Steve Wayland Trainer: Sean Tagg 21. Peter Perkovic Manager: Wayne Hall- ford 22. Preston Peters Physio: Bradley Jerome Match Official: Peter Farrell PAPATOETOE AFC TEAM LIST (Squad to be selected from) 1. Caleb Hill 2. Clint Boyle 3. Conrad Hoolan 4. Daniel THomas 5. David Hull 6. Gino Vusanlekaj 7. Kelly Martin 8. Lael Lambert 9. Matt Joy 10. Matthew Metzger 11. Mitchell Slecht 12. Nathan Metzger 13. Nishchey Vaid 14. Paul Edgar 15. Roheen Kumar 16. Shamal Bhorik Coaching Staff 17. Sidhaarth (Ryan) Kumar Coach: Ben Murphy 18. Suvio Reddy Asst Coach: 19. Taufek Al-ethary GK Coach: 20. Toby Edwards S&C Coach: Manager: Physio: Assistant Match Officials: Neil Tobin, Michael Dickason League Tables NRFL MENS DIV 2 TEAM P W D L GF GA GD PTS Fencibles United 16 13 3 0 55 13 42 42 Waiheke United 15 11 4 0 43 16 27 37 Mangere United 16 8 3 5 50 35 15 27 Takapuna AFC 16 8 3 5 37 24 13 27 Northland 15 8 2 5 38 26 12 26 Claudelands Rovers 15 5 6 4 26 29 -3 21 Ngongotaha 14 5 4 5 34 37 -3 19 Albany United 16 5 4 7 28 33 -5 19 Papakura City 15 4 5 6 32 39 -7 17 Te Atatu 16 3 2 11 24 41 -17 11 Onehunga Mangere 16 2 4 10 23 62 -39 10 Papatoetoe 16 1 0 15 15 50 -35 3 NRFL DIV 2 RESERVES TEAM P W D L GF GA GD PTS Fencibles United 16 13 1 2 57 30 27 40 Claudelands Rovers 15 8 5 2 45 23 22 29 Papakura City 15 8 4 3 39 29 10 28 Waiheke United 15 8 2 5 32 30 2 26 Albany United 16 7 2 7 47 37 10 23 Takapuna AFC 16 6 4 6 39 27 12 22 Te Atatu 16 6 1 9 40 54 -14 19 Onehunga Mangere 16 6 1 9 30 44 -14 19 Ngongotaha 14 5 3 6 44 33 11 18 Northland 15 5 3 7 49 47 2 18 Mangere United 16 3 2 11 21 43 -22 11 Papatoetoe 16 2 4 10 25 71 -46 10 League Tables Albany United Clauedlands Rovers Fencibles Mangere United Ngongotaha AFC Northland FC Onehunga Mangere Papakura City Papatoetoe Takapuna Te Atatu Waiheke Utd Albany United 0 - 3 4 - 1 2 - 1 1 - 1 4 - 1 2 - 4 Clauedlands Rovers 1 - 0 0 - 0 1 - 5
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