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Design + Branding + PR + Advertising + Internet www.coordinate.com.au KEITH MILLER REFLECTS “The skill level has increased a lot and the tackling, pressure and general intensity of the game has This season marks the thirtieth anniversary of East reached another level altogether. In my days there Lake’s 1978 Grand Final victory over Ainslie. One were some really great players who couldn’t kick In the man who will defi antly be attending is the coach of on their non-preferred foot. These days if you can’t, box you wouldn’t get a game,” he said. that side and duel Mulroney Medallist, Keith Miller.

with the GM Miller has fond memories of the game, rating the “I’m a fi rm believer that good players in previous david wark fl ag in seventy-eight higher than winning both of eras would be good players in today’s era. All you his Mulroney’s. can really say is that were some good players back then and there are some bloody good players Our competition continues to throw up to the white collar midfi eld. Their grunt alone will “I’m not going to lie, winning the fi rst medal in today.” extraordinary games. create many winning opportunities for Belconnen seventy-nine was pretty special. There were some but this week Eastlake will be better prepared than wonderful players around so it was a great honour. Miller coached East Lake through the mid eighties, All games from round 1 had the results reversed their last encounter. But to be honest, whilst the medals were nice, but before coaching the Teal Cup side for a number last weekend. Already some clubs are having their the fl ag was better,” Miller admitted. of years. When the national under-eighteen depth tested and before long the generations old Nathan Clarke should be fast approaching competition was born, he took up the position concept of needing your best players playing well champion status. He can control the tempo of It takes something special to win a club best and of manager with the NSW/ACT Rams. He then will become very clear. games alone. I enjoy the way Clarke plays the fairest. To win a Mulroney Medal you need some spent two years with Queanbeyan, alongside Mark game and appreciate his efforts to create a team luck, but to win two Mulroney’s it takes something Armstrong and “Chook” Fowley, before fi nally Ainslie, fast out of the blocks, now have the game that takes advantage of his talent but does else altogether. Miller was quite honest in what he returning to East Lake as their new Football spotlight on them and will be without two of their not collapse without him. Eastlake need their big believes it took and indeed takes to accomplish the Manager. elite performers for a week or two. The highest three fi ring - Stafford Cooper, Aaron Rogers and feat. profi le local club has sparked some real interest Clarke. Two of those fi nished last weeks game on “You could say I’ve done the full circle,” Miller in the competition with their improvement. Chris the bench but with quality medical people like Craig “Well it’s the same now days- I played on the ball, joked. Rourke has seen enough seasons to know that Wisdom in the Demons corner anything is possible in the ruck and so you’re always in the game. Very April glory does not make for a satisfying beer in with a week of rehabilitation from these pros. rarely does a defender or a forward win that sort of Despite having a young list, Miller believes East September. The abundance of young legs will be a thing,” he said. Lake has what it takes to be competitive in 2008, as useful asset in many games to come and I hope the The Swannies are being challenged thankfully. well as in the years to come. Ainslie faithful assess their team on what talent is There season may be controlled by the wins they “But for me personally, I think it was probably available each week. Rapidly rising stars Ash Harris have in Canberra as to date they are winless my strength and mobility around the ground that “We’ve played fi ve fi rst gamers this year alone, so and Ben Hughes will need to be right on their away from home but yet to lose in Sydney. They allowed me to stand out to some degree.” we are focussing on developing our list,” he said. games this week to ensure the Tricolours have a will appreciate the bye this week and be better chance against their fi erce rival at Tiger Park. prepared for their next match. The presence of Nick While Keith thinks it’s “diffi cult to compare eras,” “We’ve got an outstanding crop of youngsters, so Davis, Nic Fosdike and inevitably will he does believe it would be harder to win such an our eyes are looking to the future. In saying that The Tigers themselves were also ferocious early on make them very competitive. As they should be. accolade in today’s game. however, with an evened out competition there’s no but now with some wounds to a big gun or two have reason why we can’t be competitive this year.” come back to the pack in the last two weeks. Mark Everyone’s sentimental favourite Tuggeranong Powell and Ryan Quade are playing lone hands continue to threaten. Competitive in every game at the moment. Surely there is too much talent so far they have adopted to Michael Horne’s there for Queanbeyan to be average this year. This game plan and will frustrate many sides for the SPECIAL FEATURE represents a nice challenge for there coach Mark remainder of the year. Frustrating though is not Armstrong. He would appreciate that talent alone is the objective and while some down in the valley never enough to guarantee success. will be happy to be competitive I suspect a few key players want to be singing their club song more Belconnen - understated in so many ways. Nice often than not. Te enthusiasm and energy is great blokes, quality midfi eld, an injection of speed and to watch. Consistency will win the Hawks games two big powerful forwards. They were at their best though. Playing in Sydney will be a thrill for some last game with a fi ne performance at Manuka. Chris and business for others - let’s hope the side settles York pick pocketing a hapless Ainslie defender quickly, enjoys the experience and on the bus home was the moment of the match but they are playing appreciate that the game was one when every smooth football at the moment. The Underwood player gave everything. brothers have bought a tradesmen type attitude

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SSTAFFORD COOPER

By James Patmore “But it has been rewarding to date and I am certainly enjoying the change.” Having built a reputation as one of the competition’s toughest defenders, Stafford Cooper’s move forward has After a slow start to the season, the Demons have won their been one of the surprises of the 2008 season. past two games and are starting to produce the form that saw them reach the fi nals in the last two years. Cooper was shifted forward for Eastlake’s second round clash with Ainslie. It was a successful move, which saw “I think early on we had a lot of changes to the structure of him kick four goals and be amongst his side’s best in the our side, with a number of players leaving and coming to 45 point win. the club, and we also tried to restructure our game plan, which has taken some time to become accustomed to,” He then starred again two weeks later against the Swans Cooper said. “But we are slowly working towards being more Reserves; with a four goal best on ground performance in consistent with it, which has shown in our past couple of the Demons 18 point win. games.”

It is a change that the 33-year-old veteran of three clubs With representative matches approaching, Cooper hopes has relished. he can continue to impress up forward, to regain a spot in a “Its certainly been challenging, especially given I’ve spent side he has been a member of since 1997. so much of my career up back,” he said. “You have to think “Obviously selection is dependant on form and also the way differently when you play up forward, you have to work my body is feeling,” he said. “But I’m defi nitely keen to be in hard to ensure you are in the best position for the midfi eld the mix to play rep footy again.” to kick to you.”

GRIFFIN UNDERWOOD

By Harry Thring Belconnen had a disappointing early start to the season, but seem to have steadied the ship somewhat, having won Having recently won Canberra’s inaugural Anzac Day their previous three games. Underwood likens this change Medal, awarded to the most courageous player in the of form to his own. Anzac Day game, it’s fair to say Griffen Underwood is one hard nut. “I think it just took us a few weeks to settle down. Once we played a few games together we gelled and we’re travelling Underwood prides himself on his toughness at the ball alright at the moment,” he said. and his willingness to get in and under; no matter what the circumstances. Having missed out on reaching the grand fi nal last year, the Magpies will be pumped up to go all the way in 2008. “Well I grew up playing country footy, so you had to be hard To do that however, they’ll have to contend with the most at it to even get a kick,” Underwood said. competitive competition in fi ve years and a Swans out fi t “I’ve been pretty happy with my form of late, it took me a who, despite being disadvantaged by new rules to help couple of games to get going but it’s a bit easier now.” even up the competition, showed last week they still mean business.

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CRAIG HEALEY

BBy James Patmore shrug off,” he said. “So I really need to work on my fi tness, so I can start outrunning them.” 2007 was a big year in the football career of Tuggeranong Hawks midfi elder, Craig Healey. Despite this, Healey has still been amongst the Hawks best this season, who currently sit on bottom of the ladder after Returning to Canberra after a stint with WAFL side Swan four consecutive losses. Districts, Healey was a standout in a tough season for the Hawks, which saw him make his representative debut “It’s hard to put a fi nger on one specifi c reason why we’ve against the Sydney AFL. been struggling,” he said. “The intensity has certainly been down in recent weeks and our ability to stick to a structure is “It was defi nitely a highlight of my career,” he said. “You not up to the standard we would like.” get to see a different side of the players you play against each week in Canberra and you can learn so much from Healey however is confi dent he can turn his side’s fortunes them.” around, which he hopes will result in another chance to play representative football. t 2008 however has presented a much tougher challenge for Healey, as he has had to deal with extra attention from his “I wouldn’t knock it back if the opportunity was presented opponents. again that’s for sure. I would grab at the chance to play again,” he said. “Most of the teams we’ve played against having been sitting a couple of blokes on me, which is pretty diffi cult to

TTONY BURKE

By James Patmore “The competition is more even this season, so we’ve defi nitely come back into the pack a bit. We’ve recruited a For Ainslie ruckman Tony Bourke, his impressive start to lot of guys over the off season and our younger guys from 2008 is a far cry from where he sat 12 months ago. last season are a year older and a bit more experienced which has helped us play some pretty good footy so far this The former Eastlake big man returned to Canberra in 2007 season, except of course for last week.” after spending three seasons with East Fremantle in the WAFL. However he experienced a horror year, with a range Bourke is one of the competition’s highest profi le players, of injuries restricting him to just six games for the season. having played four games for Carlton in 1998 and 1999, whilst also starring for the AFL Canberra representative 2008 however has been vastly different year for the side in the past. 31-year-old, with Bourke’s dominance in the ruck a key factor in Ainslie’s promising start to the season, which saw He is hopeful his strong start to the year, which has been them sit on top of the ladder after four rounds, before last soured by a thumb injury suffered against Belconnen, will week’s disappointing loss to Belconnen. get him back into the representative side. “It certainly was a frustrating year last year with the injuries, but I’ve been pretty happy with my own form so far this season,” he said.

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SCOTT DICKINSON

By Joe Sullivan “With the competition this year, everyone is so close, if you don’t come 100% ready to play on the weekend, if it’s The 205cm ruckman is an essential part of the Queanbeyan anything less than 100% you won’t get a win.” side that is looking to go all the way in 2008. Dickinson pulled on the ACT representative jumper last The towering Tiger has been putting his front foot forward year but believes that there are plenty of quality ruckmen on the fi eld to help Queanbeyan achieve this goal but also in the competition who could take his place in 2008. believes that there is a lot of improvement ahead. “There’s a lot of good ruckmen going around in Canberra “I reckon I could be better, giving away some costly goals at the moment, so we’ll see how I go,” he said. and turnover and things like that, I can always improve,” he said. “It’d always be good (to pull on the jumper) but I’m concentrating on club football at the moment.” Dickinson also believes that the team needs to continually improve to achieve consistency, highlighted by impressive wins against Sydney and Ainslie, and disappointing losses to Belconnen and Sydney last week.

FOOTY’S UNSUNG HEROES - Queanbeyan’s Fred Gisik

By Joe Sullivan “It’s a fantastic club and it great to see the young kids come through. Fred Gisik is seen by the Queanbeyan Football Club as their number one trainer, having given up over 15 years of loyal “I recommend it to anybody, get involved with the club. service as a volunteer to the Tigers. “It’s family orientated, friendly, good bunch of people, good Fred fell into the job as a Sports Medicine Trainer after his bunch of blokes and everyone gets on really well.” son Rod decided to play for the Tigers. “There’s no class distinction whether you’re an under 18 “I just turned up and they were short and I said I’d give or a 16 year old coming in, you get treated the same as them a hand because I used to coach rugby,” he said. whether you’re a fi rst grader.”

Rod has now played over 200 club games for Queanbeyan, Fred has been inducted onto the Queanbeyan’s Wall of part of the reason why Fred has put in so much time into Fame after volunteering so much of his time to the Tigers. the club as a volunteer. Queanbeyan’s Football Operations manager Ron Fowlie During his time Fred has seen several premierships with says that his help has been invaluable to the club. the senior side and numerous grand fi nal appearances, including last year’s loss to the . “You couldn’t get a more reliable person than Fred Gisik,” Fowlie said of his number one trainer. He believes that the Tigers could go one better this year. “The players respect him more than anything.” “Barring injuries, it would be good to have your full side every week, let alone every day. As Fowlie points out, football clubs would fi nd it very diffi cult to operate without the selfl ess help of volunteers “On the weekend I went down (to Sydney) and they went like Fred Gisik. down by three or four goals and that’s probably because they lost a couple of guys in the fi rst quarter.”

But through the good times and the bad, Fred recommends the work to anyone who is willing to help. SSCOTTCOTT DDICKINSONICKINSON Manuka Oval, Sunday 11th May, 2pm

EASTLAKE BELCONNEN

No. Name DOB HT WT No. Name DOB HT WT Games Pre-game 1 Alex Hayward 6/20/1988 182 80 1 Matt Campbell 25/12/1977 175 85 2 Jason Duce 5/26/1983 186 89 3 Steve Mahar 30/07/1976 196 96 3 Nathan Clarke 10/27/1979 188 90 4 Luke Rhodes 28/04/1986 188 78 5 Brock Weston 21/03/1979 180 85 4 Sam Gumley 8/16/1990 185 86 6 James Bennett 3/06/1987 187 80 scoop 5 Aaron Rogers 1/5/1984 192 93 7 Brett Knowles 13/05/1978 187 90 8 Tim Gray 5/1/1986 194 90 8 Paul Raadts 14/01/1980 196 105 9 Peter McGrath 4/28/1981 183 83 9 Scott Henning 11/05/1982 178 80 11 Ben Collins 2/4/1980 192 85 10 Blake Talsma 20/08/1987 187 82 12 Jeremy Stiller 11/9/1982 188 83 11 Lexie Bennett 28/05/1984 187 80 Eastlake V Belconnen 13 Sean Clarke 3/26/1981 189 89 12 Luke Jeffery 30/11/1989 177 74 With the intensity of the competition at present, winning Nathan Clarke has been in stellar form, leading by example 14 Ben Maiden 12/27/1985 180 82 13 Josh Jennings 28/02/1983 180 82 consecutive games is becoming quite a challenge. as he always does. Clarke is one of the competition’s 15 Justin Mesman 11/10/1985 191 94 14 Cameron Ilett 12/03/1985 179 84 toughest players, and will be under no illusions that his However, Belconnen appear to be in sensational form, and 16 Stafford Cooper 3/13/1975 196 98 15 Andrew Ainger 4/12/1987 198 92 have won three games in a row. After losing the opening team will need to perform at their best to upset Belconnen. 17 Matt Byatt 8/06/1989 180 78 17 Ben Kane 8/3/1989 179 70 two rounds, Belconnen have bounced back and look For Eastlake to win, Clarke will need his big men in Cooper 19 Ryan Underwood 12/11/1982 183 90 19 Matt Williams 2/4/1989 180 80 better than ever. Belconnen has defeated Tuggeranong, and Rodgers to continue their exceptional form. 22 Martin Rice 1/10/1984 199 100 Queanbeyan and Ainslie in their last three encounters, and 20 Leigh McMahon 6/20/1983 192 80 23 Daniel Pahl 11/03/1987 180 80 is set to face an inform Eastlake. 21 Matt Chamberlain 1/18/1983 176 83 24 Stewart Gilchrist 25/01/1990 194 80 Prediction Eastlake 22 Mark Kimball 12/24/1987 175 80 25 Brenton Joyce 3/05/1987 187 98 Belconnen’s big guns all fi red last week, with York, Ainger, 23 Pat Clarke 11/25/1983 196 92 Ilett, Bennett and Mahar all in good form. Eastlake will be 27 Griffi n Underwood 7/10/1985 177 74 stretched this week, especially in the midfi eld, but will be 24 George Fitzgibbon 1/15/1986 189 85 28 Robert Phillips 8/02/1979 180 80 prepared for every challenge thrown at them. 25 Cameron Squires 7/6/1987 185 80 29 Simon Curtis 3/12/1988 189 88 26 Josh O’Malley 10/2/1988 185 85 31 David McPhan 20/06/1985 194 85 27 John Pumpa 9/7/1980 198 103 32 Julien Moussi 2/04/1988 186 80 28 Xavier McMahon 4/11/1990 188 86 33 Chris York 15/07/1986 183 80 34 Stephen Coate 174 78 30 Josh Box 01/12/1989 190 80 37 John Love 22/05/1985 179 75 31 Alex Thorman 09/07/1989 175 75 44 Liam Early 180 80 32 Dean Roulstone 10/13/1986 188 78 46 Ryan Turnbull 3/10/1988 180 75 33 Jake Gumley 2/22/1988 180 75 47 Nicholas Barton 27/01/1984 189 85 34 Rory Linehan 12/2/1988 172 68 52 Matt Porter 9/07/1983 198 108 Eastlake Belconnen 36 Michael King 1/4/1985 178 82 53 Tristan Irvine 20/05/1989 175 75 47 Brad Adams 6/4/1984 188 87 50 Richard Burrows 11/10/1980 177 75 59 Matt Dean 12/24/1986 178 75 EASTLAKE CLUB NEWS ROUND 5 MAGPIESM LONG LUNCH

This weekend we celebrate 150 years of AFL in this country. The Annual Magpies Long Lunch will be hheldld on FFridayid Given that many of our past players have spent over a 16 May at the National Press Club. Guest Speaker will be third of this time on earth (Ken Grigg a bit longer!), what Steven Bradbury (Winter Olympics Gold Medallist) better way to celebrate the launch of our “whiteant’ hill Contact Ray Baguley on 02 6278 8712 for further details and in the Menzies stand. This will be the spot for our past table bookings. player members and sponsors for all home matches. We welcome our past player members and sponsors and we extend an invitation to Belconnen past players to join us to raise a glass to our great game.

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QUEANBEYAN AINSLIE

No. Name DOB HT WT No. Name DOB HT WT Games Pre-game 1 Mark Armstrong 5/27/1975 190 90 1 Daniel McFarlane 6/13/1981 181 80 52 2 Ryan Quade Co Captain 10/15/1984 195 95 2 John Holmes 3/15/1986 184 79 5 3 Jordan Longmore 3 Tom Daniel 10/14/1983 188 87 22 4 Chris Walmsley 8/6/1984 171 73 4 Marcus Crook 10/12/1987 185 82 5 scoop 5 Matt Cavedon 1/22/1983 187 93 5 Ben Hughes 8/30/1988 192 93 5 6 Chris Davis 9/26/1975 187 94 6 Ryan Lewis 2/7/1983 179 87 5 7 Paul Franchi 2/20/1989 183 86 7 Michael Lawless 10/1/1988 181 70 19 8 Neil Irwin 6/8/1981 195 96 8 Ian Lawless 4/30/1985 183 80 23 9 Luke Whatman 1/17/1984 182 82 9 Ash Harris 11/29/1989 184 81 30 Queanbeyan V Ainslie 10 James Kavanagh 12/3/1979 189 90 11 Connor Pettersson 12/5/1989 179 70 5 Fierce rivals Ainslie and Queanbeyan square off for the Ainslie are under adversity with captain courageous Billy 11 Chris Haddock 4/13/1984 183 90 12 Arrin Butler 9/13/1978 178 80 28 fi rst time this season. Queanbeyan has struggled in Neely, and key big man Tony Bourke, sidelined with injury. 13 Roy Jaques 11/23/1978 196 97 13 Brett Sheehan 4/14/1982 175 73 64 the last fortnight, losing to both Belconnen and Sydney. This game will reveal whether Ainslie can play good footy 15 Mitch Daniher 4/23/1986 175 72 14 Michael Ghobrial 3/29/1979 200 98 5 After fi ring at the start of the season with wins against without their captain and vice – captain. 16 Andrew Carey 6/28/1983 187 93 15 Robert Tuohey 8/11/1989 189 84 5 Sydney, Tuggeranong and Eastlake, the Tigers have 16 Matt Renet Ainslie will push Queanbeyan all the way this week, but the 17 Mark Powell 3/15/1984 193 90 2/1/1989 168 82 8 stumbled and need to bounce back against Ainslie this Tigers should be too good at home. 18 Andrew Lieschke 3/27/1983 182 82 17 Dale Argall 11/14/1977 183 80 3 week. The Tigers must dig deep and prove they are real 19 Jeremy Kirkwood 5/7/1991 184 82 18 Billy Neely 5/19/1980 178 80 41 premiership contenders. There will be no better way 20 Daniel Walker 182 86 21 Clint Mathis 03/13/1987 178 82 2 to test Queanbeyan’s depth, than against a rejuvenated 22 Daniel Simpson Ainslie. Prediction Queanbeyan 21 Daniel Jaques 10/31/1975 198 118 8/12/1987 193 88 18 23 Scott Dickinson 12/31/1989 205 100 23 David Love 8/3/1986 180 90 43 25 Joel Feuerherdt 10/6/1982 182 82 24 Micah Buchanan 11/9/1984 176 75 1 26 Paul Wiliams 6/27/1985 175 89 25 Andrew Mathis 3/13/1987 178 82 3 28 Renee Ioppi Co Captain 4/26/1978 180 94 26 Eric Stone 10/13/1985 193 93 5 30 Kris Thompson 1/6/1986 187 94 29 Josh Wilson 3/10/1986 181 79 2 31 Matt Liddle 7/5/1984 180 87 32 James Sullivan. 2/6/1987 188 74 15 32 Sam Burly 175 73 34 Nigel Brown 4/28/1978 196 102 14 33 Michael Wescombe 37 Brodie Montague 6/9/1988 183 80 2 35 Paul Slater 182 75 38 Mitchell Mulroney 6/30/1989 203 102 4 36 Trent Balding 2/15/1985 187 88 39 Tony Bourke 6/13/1976 201 104 13 38 Tim Cook 185 80 42 Andrew Olson 3/10/1983 194 88 25 Queanbeyan Ainslie 41 Greg Hair 3/4/1983 182 84 58 David Nolen 8/5/1987 186 85 0 43 Jason Satchell 4/23/1988 182 80 60 David Tow 8/4/1984 183 75 3 50 Jared Daniel 2/21/1989 180 84

QUEANBEYAN NEWS AINSLIE NEWS - Muir Medal

Welcome to Players / Offi cials and Supporters of the The Muir Medal will be awarded to the best plplayerayer oonn Ainslie Football Club for today’s clash between the two the ground following the game between Ainslie and old rivals. In particular we welcome all the “mums” in Queanbeyan. This Medal is presented in recognition of the attendance on Mothers Day 2008. We hope you enjoy Tiger signifi cant contribution to the Queanbeyan Tigers Club Park with three very good games expected between the and the Ainslie Football Club of Alan and Ian Muir to their two clubs. This weekend is AFL Community weekend and respective organisations. They are recognised as the only was to be combined with our annual Mothers Day function. father / son combination to have played 200 1st Grade Unfortunately this has had to be been postponed and will Games albeit for different clubs. now be combined with a Ladies Day activity later in the year. Alan Muir played 225 games for Queanbeyan and had more than 60 years loyal and dedicated service to the Tigers The two clubs have decided to award the Muir Medal at and the Canberra League. Ian Muir played 201 games for the last home and away fi xture match at Queanbeyan on Ainslie and has been involved in Club administration since August 16 which will coincide with the Tigers 1988 and 1998 1999, currently President. League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Premiership reunion. ANZ Stadium, Sunday 18th May, 10.50am

SYDNEY SWANS TUGGERANONG

No. Name DOB HT WT No. Name DOB HT WT Games 1 2/8/1977 194 100 Pre-game 2 3/30/1980 184 83 1 Will Overs 6/14/1989 184 86 24 3 Jarrad McVeigh 4/7/1985 184 80 2 Malcolm Fernie 4/24/1988 172 72 5 4 11/29/1978 182 84 3 Alex Lawder 1/12/1985 180 81 48 5 Ryan O’Keefe 1/24/1981 188 90 6 5/31/1980 190 87 4 James Rice 8/9/1977 184 88 184 7 Luke Brennan 3/3/1985 186 89 5 Matthew Ghirardello 4/16/1982 180 83 52 scoop 8 Daniel O’Keefe 10/25/1988 184 80 6 James McCabe 5/30/1989 190 84 20 9 Nick Malceski 8/15/1984 188 80 10 5/3/1974 201 102 7 Troy Fenyvesi 10/15/1990 180 85 12 11 Ed Barlow 1/27/1987 196 96 8 Ben Funnell 10/15/1976 183 84 192 12 Nic Fosdike 2/26/1980 180 82 9 Daniel Johnson 7/17/1985 179 85 53 13 Patrick Veszpremi 9/1/1989 181 84 14 Craig Bird 1/21/1989 179 84 10 Troy Takanen ( C ) 4/12/1983 186 88 69 Sydney V Tuggeranong 15 6/28/1987 178 78 11 Nathan Irvine 2/14/1982 180 82 42 16 11/6/1981 200 105 12 Kurt Masters 1/1/1981 188 92 80 Sydney and Tuggeranong sit fi fth and sixth on the AFL Tuggeranong has the fi re power, game plan, and 17 7/1/1981 189 90 determination to match any side, on any given day, but 18 Jesse White 1/9/1988 196 103 13 Will Prowse 2/21/1989 193 81 3 Canberra ladder respectively, and meet for the fi rst 19 Michael O’Loughlin 2/20/1977 189 90 consistency is still plaguing the side, and costing them 14 Peter Ashcroft 4/22/1977 190 100 17 time this season. Tuggeranong are desperate for a win, 20 11/22/1982 184 89 17 Craig Healey 6/9/1980 170 70 53 and have now lost four consecutive games. Sydney sits competition points. 21 5/19/1977 184 90 22 Matthew Laidlaw 2/9/1987 186 88 18 Ben Cleaver 5/11/1989 179 75 22 one game clear of Tuggeranong, defeating Queanbeyan Sydney’s home ground advantage will prove the difference 23 Peter Faulks 4/24/1988 194 82 19 Ashley Pocock 4/8/1984 183 85 96 convincingly last week. 24 3/15/1980 183 83 this week, and Tuggeranong will need to play their best 25 Ted Richards 1/11/1983 192 94 20 Rod Beer 3/9/1989 195 88 2 22 Mitchell Staite 11/17/1983 180 85 3 Sydney will have some big inclusions in their side, and footy to beat the Swans, 26 Henry Playfair 1/22/1983 198 100 27 Kristin Thornton 3/5/1988 184 80 25 Phil Lovett 4/17/1988 190 82 7 Nick Davis will be the biggest headache for the exuberant 28 Jared Crouch 3/5/1978 173 80 26 John Roache 12/7/1983 173 68 58 Hawks. Davis will be playing for his life, and will be 29 Martin Mattner 8/6/1982 188 83 27 Simon Kelly 7/29/1983 182 80 24 desperate to get recalled into the senior team, Prediction Sydney 3 0 Lewis Roberts-Thomson 9/8/1983 196 95 31 10/25/1976 184 80 28 Sean Wilkinson 1/8/1991 173 67 0 32 10/10/1982 179 85 33 Jarred Moore 3/6/1986 178 82 29 Charlie Prowse 10/18/1989 185 73 3 34 Ryan Brabazon 12/26/1986 182 78 30 Jono Kalina 8/14/1991 178 74 0 35 Daniel Currie 2/15/1989 200 97 31 Brendan Edwards 3/3/1986 182 86 0 36 Tim Schmidt 3/14/1986 180 84 37 1/8/1980 194 96 32 Timothy Ghirardello 10/1/1984 180 87 51 38 Brett Meredith 1/20/1989 181 81 33 Chris Robinson 7/23/1991 182 70 2 39 Heath Grundy 6/2/1986 192 97 34 Marc Maloney 4/1/1988 180 75 9 40 Nick Smith 6/12/1988 185 77 41 Brendan Murphy 3/26/1989 197 90 35 Sam Hartmann 4/13/1989 195 92 12 42 9/27/1984 183 83 37 David Smith 9/8/1988 182 85 0 43 Matthew O’Dwyer 7/21/1988 181 79 40 Matthew Bernasconi 7/25/1989 188 75 0 44 Jake Orreal 9/26/1989 204 90 46 Matthew Beckmans 10/13/1989 187 80 42 Zac Chapman 3/5/1989 186 79 1 Sydney Swans 47 Aaron Bruce 12/14/1989 187 87 43 Jay Kickett 5/2/1977 183 82 174 TuggeranongTu 48 Dean Terlich 12/13/1989 185 83 48 Toby Richards 3/31/1990 175 75 0

SYDNEY SWANS LADIES LUNCH Junior Gala /Sponsor’s Day – Saturday 3 May 2008 – GreenwayGreenw Oval The Sydney Swans Ladies Lunch has fast bbecomeecome one of the Sydney Swans most popular events of the yeayearr OOnn Saturday,Satu 3 May 2008 we will hold our Junior Gala/ and is a not-to-be-missed occasion for all SSydneyydney Swans SpoSponsor’snso Day at Greenway Oval in conjunction with our female supporters. The event provides a greatreat forum for gamgameea against Eastlake. all women who are passionate about football where you can to get together and enjoy a day of delicious food and Free entry will be provided to all players, coaches, beverage, entertainment and special guest speakers supporters, and sponsors of the Bulldogs and Lions. including Sydney Swans players. Each junior player will receive a sausage sandwich and a This year the lunch will be held on Thursday 15 May at drink and there will be a jumping castle and other games for the Four Seasons Hotel. To purchase your tickets visit entertainment. sydneyswans.com.au or phone 02 9339 9123, but hurry as We will also be using this opportunity to host our highly the event will sell out quickly! valued sponsor’s including Movers and Shakers Business Relocations, Canberra Southern Cross Club, Balfrans League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Removals, ActewAGL and all our other valuable corporate partners whose support enables us to operate 5 teams each week. reserves U18’s

Manuka Oval, Sunday 11th May, 9:30am Manuka Oval, Sunday 11th May, 11:30am EASTLAKE DEMONS BELCONNEN MAGPIES EASTLAKE DEMONS BELCONNEN MAGPIES No Name 14 Sam Ash No Name 12 Michael Handscombe 24 Jake Low 1 Jackson Nugent 15 Harry Treloar 1 Reuben Towill 13 Oliver Drummond 25 Steve O’Brien No. Name 41 Pat Walton No. Name 42 Joey Dunstan 2 James Lever 16 James Scott 2 Nicholas Duncan 14 James Kenna 26 Kieran Ferns 6 John Van Meurs 42 Nick Bowen 2 Brendan Read 43 Sean Hanily 3 James Fitzpatrick 17 Lachlan White 3 Josh Hanily 15 Thomas Davey 10 Andrew Nunn 43 Patrick Conrick 27 Brendan Ellwood 16 Adam Garrett 45 Ben Turnbull 4 Will Ryan 18 Will Bonney 4 Luke Donohue 16 Jackson Maloney 28 Steve Batten 15 Justin Mesman 44 James Smith 18 Ben Langham 48 Ken Merrideth 5 Jack Lea 20 David Coward 5 Trent Hopkinson 17 Dean Ohlmus 38 Michael Foster 17 Ben Kane 45 Steve Walters 20 Ryan McClintock 49 Anthony Whittard 6 David Wallace 22 Spencer Whitaker 6 Cameron Burdett 18 Jonathan Randles 43 Sean Hanily 18 Daniel Ford 46 Mitch Taylforth 21 Chris Calvert 50 Matthew Keys 7 Frank Pazios 23 Will Comensoli 7 Ben Le Lievre 19 Andrew Lloyd 21 Matt Chamberlain 47 Brad Adams 26 Leigh Dennis 51 Simon Rice 8 Josh Bruce 24 Liam Abbey 8 Adam Curtoi 20 Joshua Butz 9 Oliver Mahoney 26 Ray Jackson 9 Sam Cassimatis 21 Nick Burridge 26 Josh O’Malley 48 Damien Dempsey 30 Matt Viney 54 Andrew Gatenby 10 Tom Fitzgerald 28 Daniel Stephens 10 Toby Piper 22 Brady Daw 29 John Sullivan 49 Sam Ghirardello 35 Andrew Smith 55 Harry Rowe 30 Josh Box 51 Darren Charman 11 Matt Blundell 33 Michael Olsson 11 Jordan Smith 23 Sam Campbell 36 Jeremy Brodie Reed 56 Mick Henry 31 Alex Thorman 52 Chris Clowry 12 Cody Stephens 35 Tom Macafee 38 Michael Foster 57 Jon Van Dieman 33 Jake Gumley 53 Russell Fort 13 Liam Simmons 34 Rory Linehan 55 David Oakeshott 39 Sam Power 58 Chris McDevitt 36 Michael King 57 Simon Starr 40 Justin Lalor 60 Luke Smeaton 37 Joel Bourchier 58 Pat McCartney 41 John Gregory 61 Logan Knight 38 Nick Cibiras 59 Matt Dean 39 Travis Chamberlain Margaret Donoghoe Oval, Sunday 11th May, 9:30am 40 Steven Roche QUEANBEYAN TIGERS AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB

League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points No Name 14 Matt Browich 27 Adam Misios No Name 14 Jeff James 28 Blair Wilson 1 Liam Wilkinson 15 Matt Jones 28 Hayden Kelly 1 Corey Baxter 15 Lachlan Gillis 29 Daniel Rumble 2 Andrew Fengler 16 Ben Golding 29 Michael Hehir 2 Daniel Sainsbury 16 Richard Lewis 30 Jordan Flanagan 3 John Noonan 17 Matt Redmond 30 3 Ben Spencer 17 Brendon Sainsbury 31 Sam Potts 4 Luke Cheetham 18 Alex Cuttiford 31 4 Brady Scholes 18 James Taylor 32 Rodney Dart 5 Michael Redmond 19 Scott Townley 32 Callum Birtles 6 Sam Daniel 20 John Carbone 33 5 Joel Fraser 19 Roger Dauth 33 Ancel Franklin Margaret Donoghoe Oval, Sunday 11th May, 11:30am 7 Michael Hardy 21 Chris Barry 34 Doug Rhodes 6 Brendan Matthews 20 Alex Grozinger 34 Harry Piesley 8 Nathan Stevens 22 Jared Priestley 25 Simon Kellard 7 Jason Tutt 21 Dean Faganello 9 Jeremy Kirkwood 23 Jeremy Fitzgerald 8 Shaun Campbell 22 Lachie Highfi eld QUEANBEYAN TIGERS AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 10 Kaine Stevens 24 Nathan Reid 9 Matthew Vickers 23 Jeremy Hirst 11 Lachlan Dowling 25 Josh Henshaw 10 Jack Gumley 24 Jesse Griffi n No. Name 46 Beau Watts No. Name 47 Aaron Gnaden 12 James Manie 26 Dean Ross 11 Stewart Gray 25 Ed Jurkiewicz 3 Jordan Longmore 47 Daniel Cuttiford 10 Stephen Lound 48 Brendan Collis 11 Chris Haddock 48 Jon Elias 20 Mark Jillard 49 Lee Sloan 12 Philip Lemmon 26 Josh Creaser 12 Dennis Quade 49 Ian Firns 21 Clint Mathis 50 Nathan Candusso 13 Brock Adams 27 James de Salis 14 Dane Miller 50 Jared Daniel 22 Daniel Simpson 51 Sam Grozinger 22 Josh Davis 51 Liam Wilkinson 25 Andrew Mathis 52 Ben MacCormack 24 Todd Dickinson 52 Ross Hore 28 Jason Iten 53 Leigh Merrington Lindwall Oval, Saturday 17th May, 1:30pm 27 Joe Sibly 53 Ian Gribbin 30 Glen Erickson 54 Robert Ho 29 Daniel Jabornik 54 Steve Imrie 31 Cian Ebert 55 Andrew Craig 32 Sam Burly 55 Shaun Ebert 32 James Sullivan 56 Macias Alvaro MARIST XVII TUGGERANONG HAWKS 34 Luke Thompson 56 James Manie 33 Gavin Jeffries 57 Tom Lemmon 35 Paul Slater 57 Danny Dwyer 34 Nigel Brown 58 Dave Nolen No Name 13 Jordan Eagle 25 Rohan Corrigan Name Liam Greenwell Callum Moldrich 37 Paul Campbell 58 Travis Longmore 40 Nathan Barb 59 Simon Robertson 1 Sam Smith 14 Declan O’Rourke 26 Kai Palmer Luke Andreatta Chase Grintell Dean Murphy Josh Barker Blake Harlock Scott Newhouse 38 Tim Cook 59 Kym Boyle 41 Glenn Smith 60 David Tow 2 Josh Winchester 15 Niall Jacobsen 27 Joey Luks 39 Brett Ormston 60 Ben McCallum Rob Bennett Ryan Hoole Joshua Pitts 43 Leigh Kennedy 61 Marc Ablett 3 Nick Kane 16 Luke Wright 28 Matt Fletcher 40 Jackson Brooker 61 Jeff Charman Cameron Bernasconi Allan Johns Jason Pottenger 44 Daine Harrison 62 Chris Jordan 4 Luke Wesney 17 Riley McMahon 29 Sean Woods 41 Greg Hair 63 Matt Weickhardt 5 Rhys O’Brien 18 Will Ryan 30 Jack Mason Clancy Bretnall Jono Kalina Charlie Prowse 45 Paul Neiberding 63 Nathan Robertson 42 Brett Fruend 64 Ty Lehman 6 Chris Chivers 19 Nathan Dunn Daniel Carpentar Cody Kickett Toby Richards 46 Greg Robertson 44 Daniel McGavin 65 Steve Foden 7 Will Shafron 20 Alex Lewis Tim Cleaver Peter Ley Sean Richardson 45 Paul Briedis 8 Matt Smith 21 Corey Ryan James Creech Nathan Maloney Chris Robinson 9 Luke Cusack 22 Josh Bowden Marcus Doughty Daniel Matthews-Hunter Daniel Sims 10 Dan Nulley 23 Jack Gordon Troy Fenyvesi Matt McCabe Jason Symons League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points 12 James Brown 24 Hayden Armstrong Luke Gilbert Jesse McPhail Foster Townsend Ben Graham Ben McRory Brett Ward Brent Wickson Sean Wilkinson Alex Young Results round 04

Eastlake Football Club def. Tuggeranong Hawks 13.9-87 6.9-45 EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: M. WILLIAMS 4, M. KIMBALL 2, S. COOPER 2, T. GRAY, B. COLLINS, A. ROGERS, G. FITZGIBBON, L. McMAHON Pre-gameladder Best Players: J. STILLER, J. MESMAN, N. CLARKE, M. WILLIAMS, L. McMAHON, A. THORMAN TUGGERANONG Goal Kickers: T. FENYVESI 2, J. KICKETT, J. RICE, M. GHIRARDELLO, A. LAWDER Best Players: S. Hartmann, B. CLEAVER, J. McCabe, M. FERNIE, P. LOVETT, W. OVERS Belconnen Football Club def. Ainslie Football Club 23.13-151 9.6-60 BELCONNEN MAGPIES Goal Kickers: C. YORK 5, A. Ainger 4, R. Underwood 4, S. MAHAR 3, C. ILETT 2, G. Underwood 2, J. BENNETT, J. MOUSSI, R. TURNBULL Best Players: M. CAMPBELL, S. MAHAR, J. BENNETT, C. ILETT, P. RAADTS, M. PORTER Seniors AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: B. HUGHES 4, R. TUOHEY 2, R. LEWIS 2, C. Petersson POS TEAM P W L D B FF For Ag PC Pts Best Players: R. TUOHEY, J. Holmes, M. GHOBRIAL, W. NEELY, C. Petersson, R. LEWIS

1 BELCONNEN MAGPIES 5 3 2 0 0 0 574 376 152.66 12 Sydney Swans def. Queanbeyan Football Club 2 QUEANBEYAN 5 3 2 0 0 0 473 466 101.50 12 15.18-108 13.8-86 3 EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 5 3 2 0 0 0 394 398 98.99 12 SYDNEY SWANS 4 AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 5 3 2 0 0 0 443 498 88.96 12 Goal Kickers: M. Beckmans 4, D. Spiteri 3, R. BRABAZON 2, L. BRENNAN, A. BRUCE, M. Rawson, N. DAVIS, A. 5 SYDNEY SWANS 5 2 3 0 0 0 474 477 99.37 8 Sneddon, R. Bottin-Noonan 6. TUGGERANONG 5 1 4 0 0 0 329 472 69.70 4 Best Players: M. O’’DWYER, N. DAVIS, A. BRUCE, L. BRENNAN, D. Spiteri, P. FAULKS QUEANBEYAN Goal Kickers: M. ARMSTRONG 3, P. Williams 3, A. LIESCHKE 2, M. Powell 2, R. QUADE, S. DICKINSON, J. FEUER- reserves HEROT Best Players: M. Powell, A. LIESCHKE, N. IRWIN, A. Carey, S. DICKINSON, L. WILKINSON POS TEAM P W L D B FF For Ag PC Pts

1 EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 4 4 0 0 1 0 457 234 195.30 20 2 QUEANBEYAN 3 2 1 0 2 0 269 209 128.71 16 3 BELCONNEN MAGPIES 4 2 1 1 1 0 449 219 205.02 14 4 AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 4 1 2 1 1 0 273 405 67.41 10 5 TUGGERANONG 5 0 5 0 0 0 249 630 39.52 0 Leading Goal Kickers U18’s Name M G POS TEAM P W L D B FF For Ag PC Pts Ben Hughes (AINSLIE) 5 20 Andrew Ainger (BELCONNEN) 5 17 1 EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 5 4 1 0 0 0 377 246 153.25 16 Nick Davis (SYDNEY SWANS) 3 14 2 QUEANBEYAN 5 3 2 0 0 0 381 272 140.07 12 Mark Armstrong (QUEANBEYAN) 5 14 3 AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 5 3 2 0 0 0 421 327 128.75 12 Paul Williams (QUEANBEYAN) 5 14 4 BELCONNEN MAGPIES 5 3 2 0 0 0 339 342 99.12 12 Matthew Ghirardello (TUGGERANONG) 5 13 5 MARIST COLLEGE 5 2 3 0 0 0 316 342 92.40 8 Stafford Cooper (EASTLAKE) 5 12 6 TUGGERANONG 5 0 5 0 0 0 160 465 34.41 0 Andrew Lieschke (QUEANBEYAN) 5 10 Cameron Ilett (BELCONNEN MAGPIES) 5 9 Daniel Jaques (QUEANBEYAN) 5 9

Andrew Smith (BELCONNEN MAGPIES) 4 15 Brett Fruend (QUEANBEYAN) 3 12 Cameron Squires (EASTLAKE) 3 9 Nathan Barb (AINSLIE) 3 9 Brad Adams (EASTLAKE) 4 8 reserves Joshua Box (EASTLAKE) 4 8 Rodney Dart (AINSLIE) 5 18 Michael Foster (BELCONNEN) 3 14 Jonathan Lukes (MARIST COLLEGE) 4 13 James Manie (QUEANBEYAN) 3 12 U18’s Jonathan Luks (MARIST COLLEGE) 3 10 Proud sponsor of AFL Canberra Ray Jackson (EASTLAKE) 5 10 AFL CANBERRA DIVISION 1 Round 10 Round 1 Saturday 14 June 2008 Saturday 5 April 2008 Eastlake v Queanbeyan Manuka Oval Tuggeranong v Eastlake Greenway Oval Sydney Swans v Ainslie SCG 1.00 PM (St Kilda) Ainslie v Belconnen Ainslie Oval Sunday 15 June 2008 Sunday 6 April 2008 Belconnen v Tuggeranong Manuka Oval Queanbeyan v Sydney Swans Marg.Donoghoe Round 11 Round 2 Saturday 21 June 2008 Saturday 12 April 2008 Ainslie v Eastlake Ainslie Oval Ainslie v Eastlake Ainslie Oval Queanbeyan v Belconnen Marge,Donoghoe Oval Sydney Swans v Belconnen ANZ Stadium 3.15 pm (West Coast) Tuggeranong v Sydney Swans Greenway Oval Sunday 13 April 2008 June 22 2008 Sydney Swans v - Manuka Oval Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Marg.Donoghoe Round 12 Round 3 Saturday 28 June 2008 Saturday 19 April Belconnen v Eastlake Manuka Oval Tuggeranong v Belconnen Greenway Oval Sunday 29 June 2008 Sunday 20 April 2008 Queanbeyan v Sydney Swans Marge,Donoghoe Oval Ainslie v Sydney Swans Ainslie Oval Tuggeranong v Ainslie Greenway Oval Queanbeyan v Eastlake Marg.Donoghoe Round 13 Round 4 Saturday 5 July 2008 Thurday 24 April Eastlake v Tuggeranong Manuka Oval Ainslie v Tuggeranong Ainslie Oval Sydney Swans v Belconnen ANZ Stadium 3.50PM (Collingwood) Friday25 April 2008 Sunday 6 July 2008 Belconnen v Queanbeyan Manuka Oval Ainslie v Queanbeyan Ainslie Oval Eastlake v Sydney Swans Ainslie Oval Round 14 Round 5 Saturday 12 July 2008 Saturday 3 May 2008 Tuggeranong v Ainslie Greenway Oval Belconnen v Ainslie Manuka Oval Sunday 13 July 2008 Tuggeranong v Eastlake Greenway Oval Eastlake v Sydney Swans Manuka Oval Sunday 4 May 2008 Queanbeyan v Belconnen Marge,Donoghoe Oval Sydney Swans v Queanbeyan SCG 9.50 AM () Round 15 Part Round 6 Saturday 19 July 2008 Sunday 11 May 2008 Belconnen v Eastlake Manuka Oval Eastlake v Belconnen Manuka Oval Tuggeranong v Queanbeyan Greenway Oval Queanbeyan v Ainslie Marg.Donoghoe Sunday 20 July 2008 Part Round 6 Ainslie v Sydney Swans Ainslie Oval Sunday 18 May 2008 July 26/27 General Bye for National Country Championships in Shepparton Sydney Swans v Tuggeranong ANZ Stadium 9.50 AM (Essendon) Round 16 Round 7 Saturday 2 August Saturday 24 May 2008 Ainslie v Belconnen Ainslie Oval Tuggeranong v Belconnen Greenway Queanbeyan v Eastlake Marg.Donoghoe Sunday 25 May 2008 Tuggeranong v Sydney Swans Greenway Oval Ainslie v Sydney Swans Ainslie Oval Sunday 3 August 2008 Western Bulldogs v Swans- Manuka Oval Eastlake v Queanbeyan Manuka Oval Round 17 Round 8 Saturday 9 August 2008 Saturday 1 June Eastlake v Ainslie Manuka Oval Ainslie v Tuggeranong Ainslie Oval Sydney Swans v Queanbeyan SCG 3.50 PM (Fremantle) Belconnen v Queanbeyan Manuka Oval Sunday 10 August 2008 Sydney Swans v Eastlake SCG 9.50 AM (Richmond) Belconnen v Tuggeranong Manuka Oval Round 9 Round 18 Saturday 7 June 2008 Saturday 16 August 2008 Belconnen v Sydney Swans Manuka Oval Queanbeyan v Ainslie Marg.Donoghoe Oval Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Marg.Donoghoe Eastlake v Tuggeranong Manuka Oval Sunday 8 June Sunday 17 August 2008 Eastlake v Ainslie Marg.Donoghoe Belconnen v Sydney Swans Manuka Oval General Bye 23/24 August Kingston Physiotherapy Body on the Line Award

Playing with an injury is always a risk that when is works is admired x P h y s i o t h e r a p i s t s t o A F L Canberra representative teams for the bravery and courage (see since 1996. Dipper and Dermie in ‘89 Grand Final) and when it doesn’t work is x Specialising in sports injury rehabilitation. lambasted for the foolish selectors taking the unwarranted risks x Experienced in managing back associated with such a move. & neck pain, post-surgery rehab, hand injuries & work injuries. Choose 1 meal from our reduced menu, plus a glass of Selectors will forever have their mettle tested weighing up the x Physiotherapist supervised gym wine, soft drink orr a coffee for $9.$9.9090 programs. equation of talent v courage v pain tolerance v further damage v x Extended hours at competitive • Zeffs™ Chicken Salad: Chicken breast fillet, marinated & grilled, served on iceberg lettuce with potential exploitation. I know of a rates. sun dried tomatoes, parmesan cheese & a traditional olive oil & balsamic vinegar dressing player in our competition enduring x No doctor referral required. a broken hand. I also saw Aaron Craig Wisdom • Veal Mushroom: Veal medallions, topped with mushroom sauce & served with chips Rogers play the fourth quarter last week clearly in pain. To speculate Anne-Marie Cavanagh • Rump Steak: 200g rump, cooked to your liking, with your choice of pepper, diane, mushroom or about the nature of his injury would Scott Coleman garlic sauce, served with chips put him at risk if he plays this week UNIT 1, 4 KENNEDY ST but his desire to see the game out KINGSTON • Fish & Chips: Deep fried fish fillet, served with lemon & tartare sauce was admirable and makes him this weeks winner of the Kingston P h o n e : 6 2 6 0 8 2 4 4 • Cannelloni: Our very own home-made spinach & ricotta cannelloni, topped with napoletana Physio Body on the Line Award. sauce & a sprinkle of parsley • Fettuccine Carbonara: Bacon, egg, cracked black pepper & parsley through a creamy cheese sauce • Spaghetti Bolognese: A rich tomato & meat sauce CUB Player of • Penne Napoli: Tomato & basil concasse • Salsicce: Traditional italian, home-made pork sausages topped with an onion & capsicum relish the week DRINKS Wine: Riesling or Claret Some footballers seem to take advantage of every opportunity for which they are to be admired. Others though create opportunities and as result make things happen that us Soft Drink: Coke, Diet Coke, Fanta, Lift or Sprite mortals can only appreciate for the skill, nous and fl air. Chris York knows football and Tea/Coffee: Cappuccino, Espresso, Long black, Flat white, Macchiato or Latté knows his opposition. Knowing them well enough to call for a handball from a defender deep in the back pocket, receive the handball without breaking stride while running into an open goal is a level of familiarity that I shake my head at. Chris has probably claimed • Strictly no modifications • Available Monday to Friday Lunch 11:30am until 2:30pm he chose a skilled opponent to perform his trick on to ensure the handball was of high • Available Sunday Lunch 12:00pm until 2:30pm • Large group bookings welcome quality and allowed him the easiest path to goal. It was just one of his fi ve goals but • Bookings essential • Not available Mothers Day or Fathers Day a moment in time that all those who were at Manuka appreciated except for one player and possibly his brother. That effort alone is enough for Chris York to be the www.zeffirelli.com.au CUB Player of the Week. DICKSON BELCONNEN MANUKA