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Isps Handa Men's Premiership | 2020/21 Season ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 1 2 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz TEAM WELLINGTON FC Team Wellington Soccer Inc. PO BOX 15-119 Miramar, Wellington CHAIRMAN Peter Chote BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN’S Andrew Wilson Graham Watson Dave Wilson Jamie Farrington COMMENTS GENERAL MANAGER Peter Becker A satisfactory start to the season so far, despite the feeling M: 027 448 8428 that we have not yet hit our straps. This is my assessment of E: [email protected] Scott’s view of the opening three weeks. ADMINISTRATOR Rosie Telford Today we will need to up the ante, so to speak, as we welcome E: [email protected] Jose and his charges back to David Farrington Park. These two squads know each other very well and match up against each other STAFF in an intriguing manner. Similar styles and philosophies will be on Head Coach display and there is seldom much to separate us. I am expecting a Scott Hales very closely fought encounter. Assistant Coach Last time at David Farrington I thought the ground condition was a Stu Widdowson little bit wanting and I hope the last two weeks of rest have allowed GK / Assistant Coach the WCC to do their thing and the players can feel confident and Steve Dimakis demonstrate their high level skills in order to entertain what I also hope, will be a good Wellington crowd. Just one point separates us Sports Scientist in the top four at present and I’m looking for this to be four at the James Mac Aodhagain end of today. Team Manager A very warm welcome to Jose, Ivan and the ISPS Handa Men’s Brendan Marsh Premiership’s benchmark franchise. All of those currently Technical Analyst participating aspire to your achievements. We need these targets Sam Smith and with the help of an enthusiastic David Farrington crowd I’m picking we can hit the target. Physiotherapist Corey Glover – TBI Health Enjoy the game. Kitman Go Tee Dubs. Patrick Farrell Media & Communications PETER CHOTE Courtney Marsden Matchday Programme TEAM WELLINGTON CHAIRMAN Player Photography Photomac ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON Cameron McIntosh 3 WORD FROM THE COACH Welcome back to our Home. David Farrington Park. A very warm welcome to friends, family and supporters to David Farrington Park for our Round 4 ISPS Handa Men’s Premiership match against Auckland City. Last week hurt, there’s no denying that. It felt like a loss and one that is burning inside and has shown this week in training. The boys are firing on all cylinders for a tough encounter today and we look forward to getting out there. We hope you enjoy the game and welcome you all to please come upstairs into the clubrooms for a chat with your TW Boys post-match. SCOTT HALES TEAM WELLINGTON HEAD COACH 4 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 5 TEAM WELLINGTON 2020/21 SQUAD #1 SCOTT BASALAJ #7 JOAO MOREIRA POSITION: GOALKEEPER POSITION: FORWARD CLUB: WELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #2 JUSTIN GULLEY #8 SAM MASON-SMITH POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: FORWARD CLUB: STOP OUT SPORTS CLUB CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #3 AARON SPAIN #9 HAMISH WATSON POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: FORWARD CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC CLUB: WELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC #4 TAYLOR SCHRIJVERS #10 NATI HAILEMARIAM POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: FORWARD CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #5 LIAM WOOD #11 MARIO BARCIA POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC CLUB: WELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC #6 SCOTT MIDGLEY #12 ANDY BEVIN POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLUB: WESTERN SPRINGS AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC 6 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP #13 OWEN BARNETT #19 HARRIS ZEB POSITION: MIDFIELDER POSITION: FORWARD CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC CLUB: EASTERRN SUBURBS AFC #14 JACK-HENRY SINCLAIR #20 WAN GATKEK POSITION: FORWARD POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLUB: WELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #15 SAM DEWAR #21 JAKE WILLIAMS POSITION: MIDFIELDER POSITION: DEFENDER CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #16 BEN MATA #22 KEEGAN SMITH POSITION: DEFENDER POSITION: GOALKEEPER CLUB: WELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #17 ALEX PALEZEVIC #23 RORY MCKEOWN POSITION: MIDFIELDER POSITION: DEFENDER CLUB: WWELLINGTON OLYMPIC AFC CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC #18 FLYNN O’BRIEN POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLUB: MIRAMAR RANGERS AFC ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 7 TEAM WELLINGTON COACHING STAFF SCOTT HALES STU WIDDOWSON STEVE DIMAKIS HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH GK / ASSISTANT Coach JAMES MAC AODHAGAIN BRENDAN MARSH CORY GLOVER SPORTS SCIENTIST TEAM MANAGER PHYSIOTHERAPIST SAM SMITH PAT FARRELL TECHNICAL ANALYST KITMAN Follow us on social media: @TeamWellington @TeamWelly @team.welly Team Wellington 8 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz The all-new VW T‑Cross Uniquely versatile. 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From $34,750+orc Gazley Volkswagen Victoria Street, Lower Hutt & Kent Terrace, Wellington www.gazleyvw.com | 04 381 3000 ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 9 ROUND TWO PHOTO GALLERY 2:1 10 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz IMAGES COURTESY OF ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP REVIEW PREMIERSHIP TABLE P W D L GF GA GD PTS HAMILTON WANDERERS 3 3 0 0 8 2 +6 9 Team Wellington 3 2 1 0 5 3 +2 7 Eastern Suburbs AFC 3 2 0 1 7 2 +5 6 AUCKLAND CITY FC 3 2 0 1 3 3 0 6 WAITAKERE UNITED 3 1 1 1 7 6 +1 4 WELLINGTON PHOENIX 3 1 0 2 4 6 -2 3 HAWKES BAY UNITED 3 0 0 3 2 7 -5 0 CANTERBURY UNITED 3 0 0 3 3 10 -7 0 ROUND THREE RESULTS WELLINGTON PHOENIX 0 - 4 EASTERN SUBURBS CANTERBURY UNITED 2 - 3 HAMILTON WANDERERS WAITAKERE UNITED 2 - 2 TEAM WELLINGTON AUCKLAND CITY FC 2 - 1 HAWKES BAY UNITED ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 11 ROUND FOUR PREMIERSHIP PREVIEW HOME FIXTURE SUNDAY 6 DECEMBER, 4.00PM DAVID FARRINGTON PARK, WELLINGTON LIVE ON REST OF LEAGUE FIXTURES SUN 6 DEC, 1.00PM SUN 6 DEC, 1.30PM SUN 6 DEC, 4.00PM PORRITT STADIUM BLUEWATER STADIUM MADILLS FARM 12 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 13 14 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz YELLOW FEVER PREVIEW Round Four of the ISPS Handy Men’s Prem sees us back at home for another classic rivalry - the one with Auckland City. This fixture is always tasty as both teams push hard to Joao was brutally chopped in half in the box and the get the points. second late in the second half when debutant Owen Barnett appealed after being brought down at the Granted it is early days for this years’ competition, edge of the area. but Auckland will be particularly hungry for points as they currently sit in 4th place. Last weekend saw them Owen joins the senior ranks after a season with Team victorious over Hawke’s Bay United, but not before Wellington Youth. He can be proud of his efforts off going down by one in the first 30 minutes. the bench last weekend and I am excited to see more from him this season. Cam Howieson bought ACFC level in the 76th and Dylan Manickum scored in the 92nd to secure the win. Keegan Smith had his first start of the campaign against Waitakere, doing a great job between the The week before, Auckland City suffered a loss at the posts. Standing next to his Mum in the stands, I can hands of Hamilton Wanderers – who are shaping up to confirm she was very proud of his effort. be a force to be reckoned with. Our TeeDubs are yet to really fire this season and Hawke’s Bay weren’t the only ones to suffer a last there have been a few changes in the line-up week to minute goal in round three, and we approach this week. match off the back of a draw against Waitakere United at Seddon Fields last weekend. It’s great to see that even with the squad changes there is a cohesiveness among the group and it’s only Joao drew first blood for TeeDubs, scoring a belter a matter of time before things really click and we get in the 40th minute. Early in the second half the home more wins under the belt. side drew equal through Luke Searle. Enjoy today and… A penalty won by Joao was belted into the back of the net from the spot in the 60th to give us the lead again. #COYTW! I celebrated a little prematurely and Waitakere came back to score in the dying minutes of the game to make the score 2-2. I have to admit – I stopped celebrating pretty quick. TRACEY HODGE The team can rightly feel a little hard done by after that match with two penalties not awarded – the first when YELLOW FEVER ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 15 UPCOMING FIXTURES AWAY ROUND FIVE SUNDAY 13 DECEMBER, 3.00PM MADILLS FARM, AUCKLAND LIVE ON HOME ROUND SIX SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER, 2.00PM DAVID FARRINGTON PARK, WELLINGTON LIVE ON AWAY ROUND SEVEN SATURDAY 10 JANUARY, 2.00PM PORRITT STADIUM, HAMILTON LIVE ON 16 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz PLAYER SPONSORS 1 SCOTT BASALAJ 2 JUSTIN GULLEY 3 AARON SPAIN SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP SPONSORED BY: 4 TAYLOR SCHRIJVERS 5 LIAM WOOD 6 SCOTT MIDGLEY SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP SPONSORED BY: 7 JOAO MOREIRA 8 SAM MASON-SMITH 9 HAMISH WATSON SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP 10 NATI HAILEMARIAM 11 MARIO BARCIA 12 ANDY BEVIN SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP SPONSORED BY: 13 OWEN BARNETT 14 JACK-HENRY SINCLAIR 15 SAM DEWAR AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP 16 BEN MATA 17 ALEX PALEZEVIC 18 FLYNN O’BRIEN SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP SPONSORED BY: 19 HARRIS ZEB 20 WAN GATKEK 21 JAKE WILLIAMS SPONSORED BY: AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP SPONSORED BY: 22 KEEGAN SMITH 23 RORY MCKEOWN AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORSHIP If you would like to become a Team Wellington FC Player Sponsor please contact Peter Becker for more information: Phone: 027 448 8428 Email: [email protected] ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 17 18 TEAM WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB | www.twfc.co.nz OUR SPONSORS PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OTHER SPONSORS COMMUNITY FUNDERS ISPS HANDA MEN’S PREMIERSHIP | 2020/21 SEASON 19 TEAM WELLINGTON AUCKLAND CITY FC 1.
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