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Guess Who's Coming for Dinner? INSIDE THIS WEEK... www.goalweekly.com $3 GUESS WHO’S COMING Tsigan signs for GW Focus on Preston’s FOR DINNER? Zoran Petrevski Season 3: Issue 7 Monday 4th June 2007 Supporting all colours and reporting in black and white NEW SOCCEROOS RICHMOND EAGLES VS MELBOURNE VICTORY (BEST CANTEEN IN THE COUNTRY) (AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS) FREE ENTRY Wednesday 6th June KO 7pm @ Kevin Bartlett Reserve Mel:59-A1 LET LEAD SLIP! AFTER BEING ON Photo: Courtesy FFA TOP IN SYDNEY PLUS► ALL THE LATEST FOXTEL CUP, STATE & PROVI LEAGUES, WPL, JUNIORS & MUCH, MUCH MORE! OAKLEIGH CANNONS VS MELBOURNE VICTORY (BEST SOUVLAKI OUTSIDE OF ATHENS) (AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS) FREE ENTRY Wednesday 13th June KO 7pm @ Jack Edwards Reserve Mel:69-H9 Photo: Therese Duffy Goal! Weekly OLYMPIC QUALIFIER Goal! Weekly FOOTBALL FOCUS 27 AUSTRALIA MATILDAS OLYMPIC LORENZ KINDTNER 0 - 2 WESTERN SUBURBS FC DPR KOREA HOPES DASHED By FFA Aussie foe infl icts the damage again Photo by Therese Duffy The Matildas hopes of qualifying for the that was heartbreaking.” The Matildas squad that played in Coffs Hong Kong v Australia 2008 Beijing Olympic Games have been In the previous group matches Aus- Harbour consisted the following players: Saturday 4 August effectively dashed following a 2-0 defeat tralia defeated Hong Kong 15-0 and Chinese Goalkeepers – Melissa Barbieri (Mel- Venue TBC at the hands of DPR (North) Korea at the Taipei 10-0 in April, while DPR Korea won bourne), Emma Wirkus (Adelaide) BCU International Stadium in Coffs Har- 14-0 and 8-0 against the same opponents re- Defenders – Di Alagich (Sydney), Rhi- Australia v Chinese Taipei bour yesterday. spectively. an Davies (Sydney), Heather Garriock Sunday 12 August, 3pm Two second half strikes from the Australia have only defeated DPR (Sydney), Kate McShea (Brisbane), BCU International Stadium visitors ensured a repeat of the scoreline in Korea once in their six matches dating back Clare Polkinghorne (Brisbane), Cheryl Coffs Harbour Pyongyang last week and leaves the Matil- to their fi rst meeting in 1998. Salisbury (Newcastle), Thea Slatyer das six points behind DPR Korea with two (Sydney) TICKETS matches remaining. The world number fi ve Australia 0 Midfi elders – Lauren Colthorpe (New- Tickets for the Matildas matches in Coffs ranked team and the best in Asia need only DPR Korea 2 castle), Alicia Ferguson (Brisbane), Harbour are available online via www.coff- to earn a point in their remaining matches (Ri Kum Suk 60’, Kim Kyong Hwa 69’) Lana Harch (Brisbane), Collette McCal- sharbour.nsw.gov.au, from the Coffs Har- against group minnows Hong Kong and Chi- lum (Perth), Joanne Peters (Newcastle), bour City Council’s central ticketing sys- nese Taipei to guarantee top spot and qualifi - Australia Line Up: Melissa Barbieri (GK), Sally Shipard (Canberra), Danielle Small tem located at the Jetty Memorial Theatre. cation from Group B. Kate McShea, Cheryl Salisbury (C), Thea (Sydney) Phone: 02 6652 8088 After a tight fi rst half DPR Korea Slatyer, Dianne Alagich; Joanne Peters, Forwards – Joanne Burgess (Sydney), Mon-Fri 10.00am – 4.00pm, or at the gate broke the deadlock scoring the all-important Collette McCallum, Sally Shipard (Lauren Lisa DeVanna (Perth), Kate Gill (New- on match day. opening goal of the match on the hour with a Colthorpe 80’); Kate Gill (Caitlin Munoz castle), Caitlin Munoz (Canberra), Sarah far post close-range header from captain Ri 65’), Joanne Burgess (Lisa De Vanna h/t), Walsh (Sydney) TV Kum Suk. The match was virtually put of Sarah Walsh SBS will have LIVE coverage of the team’s FULL NAME: Lorenz Kindtner reach of their home side nine minutes later, The Matildas have already qualifi ed for the matches against Chinese Taipei on Sunday BIRTHPLACE: Melbourne and with the Matildas needing a win to stay Substitutes: Lana Harch, Emma Wirkus 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup to be held in 12 August. The match will be shown LIVE BIRTH DATE: 13/10/1971 level with DPR Korea, with Kim Kyong Hwa (GK), Clare Polkinghorne, Alicia Fergu- China this September where they have been as “The World Game” weekly Football HEIGHT: 175 unleashing an unstoppable shot from outside son drawn against Norway, Canada and Ghana. Feature from 3:00pm. WEIGHT: 72kg the penalty area to double their advantage. MARRIED: No Australia came closest to scoring Cautions: McShea 15’, Salisbury 45’ CAR: VW Golf just prior to Korea’s opening goal when mid- THE ROAD TO BEIJING OCCUPATION OUTSIDE OF FOOTBALL: Courier fi elder Collette McCallum fl oated a free kick DPR Korea Line-Up: Om Jong Ran, Ho NICKNAME: Loza just over crossbar and onto the roof of the Sun Hui, Kil Son Hui, Ri Un Suk, Ri Kum Australia v Hong Kong 15-0 PREVIOUS CLUBS: Sunshine George Cross, Cercle Brug- ge (Belgium), Club Brugge (Belgium), Oostende (Belgium), net. Suk (C), Ri Un Gyong, Sonu Kyong Sun, Saturday 7 April, 3pm St Truiden (Belgium) “Sometimes you simply get beaten Kong Hye Ok, Kim Yong Ae (Kim Kyong BCU International Stadium REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS: Australian Youth and Se- by a better team and at the moment I would Hwa 59’), Jon Myong Hui (GK), Song Coffs Harbour nior Teams say that DPR Korea are probably as close to Jong Sun CHILDHOOD FOOTBALL HERO: Maradona being as unbeatable as any women’s team Chinese Taipei v Australia 0-10 FAVOURITE O/S PLAYER: Thierry Henry (Arsenal) that I have seen,” said Matildas coach Tom Substitutes: Phi Un Hui (GK), Kim Ok Sunday 15 April, 4pm FAVOURITE V-LEAGUE PLAYER: Billy Sianidis Sermanni. Sim, Kim Chun Hui, Jong Pok Sim, Hong Chungshan Stadium, Kaohslung FAVOURITE FORMER SOCCEROO: Gary Cole “So in that sense I am very disap- Myong Gum Chinese Taipei FAVOURITE CURRENT SOCCEROO: Zeljko Kalac pointed for the players because I believe MOST MEMORABLE MATCH AS A PLAYER: Australia that had we played like we did against virtu- Cautions: Song Jong Sun 72’ versus Portugual - World Youth Cup Finals 1991 DPR Korea v Australia 2-0 MOST MEMORABLE MATCH AS A FAN: France versus ally any other team we would have won the Sunday 3 June Spain, 1996 game. Referee: Sachiko Baba (Japan) Yanggakdo Stadium MOST MEMORABLE GOAL YOU’VE SCORED: They’re “The effort was absolutely unbelievable and Assistant Referee 1: Saori Takahashi (Ja- Pyongyang all important. the players gave everything possible. pan) FUNNIEST MOMENT IN FOOTBALL: When a streaker “The unfortunate thing today was Assistant Referee 2: Shiho Ayukai (Japan) Australia v North Korea 0-2 came on the ground during a match in Belgium. that we were having our best spell of the Fourth Offi cial: Mariko Iwaki (Japan) Sunday 10 June, 3pm Victorian goalkeeper BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: Getting injured WORST INJURY: Groin injury. game and had built up some good momen- BCU International Stadium Melissa Barbieri in tum when we conceded that opening goal so Coffs Harbour MOST DIFFICULT OPPONENT: My brother on the playsta- action for the Matildas. tion. FAVOURITE AWAY GROUND: South Melbourne. SUPERSTITIONS: None. TYPICAL MATCH DAY MEAL: Lasagne. WHAT ARE YOUR STRENGTHS: Vision. WHAT ARE YOUR WEAKNESSES: Heading. FAVOURITE TEAM WHEN GROWING UP: Arsenal. FAVOURITE OTHER SPORTS: Golf FAVOURITE OTHER SPORTSPERSON: Tiger Woods. FAVOURITE FOODS: Pasta FAVOURITE ACTOR/ACTRESS: Robert Di Nero HOBBIES: Fishing FAVOURITE HOLIDAY RESORT: Fiji FAVOURITE NIGHTSPOT: Lambies IDEAL DATE: Halle Berry FAVOURITE TV SHOWS: Top Gear FAVOURITE MUSIC: Rock FAVOURITE FILM: Shawshank Redemption. LAST SOCCER SHIRT YOU BOUGHT: I have never bought one. FUNNIEST RUMOUR YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT YOUR- SELF: Never heard one about me. BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON CAREER: My brother John BIGGEST DRAG IN SOCCER: Players who think they are better than others. FOOTBALL AMBITION: At my age to end soon. WHICH PERSON IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO MEET? : Hugh Heffner YOUR TIP FOR THIS YEAR’S V-LEAGUE: Green Gully. Photo: John Punshon Issue # 7 Monday 4 June 2007 Goal! Weekly SOCCER HOTLINES 3 [email protected] NEW DATE FOR ARGENTINA MATCH Football Federation Australia has done an excellent job in ensuring that this For outlet purchases please take This week’s line-up confi rmed that the highly-anticipated game will go ahead. your tickets back to the outlet where your Soccer Hotlines 3 match between the Qantas Socceroos and The game will boost the sport at a tickets were purchased. former world champion Argentina at the grassroots level, as fans young and old will For internet (including Ticketfast) Foxtel Cup Details Page 4 MCG has been re-scheduled for Tuesday be inspired by seeing their heroes in action. or call centre purchases please send your SWE v Cannons 5 11 September 2007. The recent announcement of the tickets back to the following address for a FFA had agreed to the Argentinean fi nal plans for the Rectangular Stadium and refund back on to your credit card : AIS v Knights 6 Football Association’s request to re-schedule our positive relationship with the FFA, along Suburbs v Bergers 7 the international match with the Qantas with our drive and commitment to hosting Socceroos Refund Socceroos which had been planned for the such great events, means that all Victorians Customer Service Department Blues v Magic 8 MCG on 6 June. can continue to look forward to top quality GPO Box 762 Zebras v Cavaliers 9 “We’d like to thank all the fans soccer in September and beyond.” Melbourne VIC 3001 for their patience and understanding while Fans who have already purchased Katsa’s Korner 11 we fi nalised a new date for the match,” said tickets to the match on the original date are Boo’s World 11 FFA CEO Ben Buckley. urged to retain them as they are valid for the “We have worked hard with the re-scheduled date.
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