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Liquid IT Petone Vs Western Suburbs Central League 2020 | 3Pm, Saturday October 3 | Memorial Park Proudly Supporting Petone FC Liquidit.Nz Chairman’S Corner Liquid IT Petone vs Western Suburbs Central League 2020 | 3pm, Saturday October 3 | Memorial Park Proudly supporting Petone FC liquidit.nz Chairman’s Corner elcome to Western Suburbs playing our Liquid IT Petone Men’s First Team Wtoday and, as always, a big welcome to all of our loyal supporters and opposition supporters. Also, a special welcome to Douglas Villa and Stokes Valley competing in the masters tournament here today. Our Men’s First Team had a great 3-1 win against Stop Out two weeks ago but then a loss to Olympic. We are still in the relegation zone, but a win today would make us safe – or, if other results go our way we will also be secure – and can then start planning for next year in the Central League. COYB! All other leagues have finished so here is a quick summary of league placings. Men’s Reserve Team – Capital 2 – 1st (Promoted) Men’s 3rd Team – Capital 3 – 6th Men’s 4th Team (Untouchables) – Wellington 3 – 2nd (Promoted) Stonecutters – Capital 4 – 8th Armanis – Master 1 – 7th Leftover Stews – Masters 4 – 3rd Mighty Masters – Masters 5 – 7th Dreamers – Masters Over 44 – 3rd Powerex Petone Women’s First Team – W-League – 5th Women’s Reserve Team – Capital Premier League – 5th Women’s U18 Youth Development – 4th Petone FC Programme Info editor/designer – Iain MacIntyre (MacIntyre Public Relations Ltd) <[email protected]>, 021 99 10 16 printer – Blue Star, c/o Mark Allen <[email protected]> photographaphy – largely courtesy of Jeff Bell <[email protected]> and Angela Eglington <[email protected]> thanks also to club stalwarts Ray Bell, Barry Pickering and Matt Bliss as well as our other numerous contributors Electrical - Data - Security - Heat Pumps www.powerex.nz (04) 891-0154 73 Sydney Street, Petone Our Talent Development Programme teams have also finished their seasons: U13 Settlers – 4th U15 Settlers – 6th U17 Settlers – 8th The junior club finished a couple of weeks ago and had their prize giving last weekend. It was a busy schedule for our fabulous Junior Committee and Mark Allen, with separate presentations for each grade. Some very happy kids and their families celebrated a great season and now look forward to next year. With the start of the English Premier League we can now all relax, enjoy and dream of glory for our favourite team, before reality kicks in for many of us! Thank you to all our wonderful supporters and sponsors and our brilliant volunteers of which there are too many to call out individually. You all make our club so brilliant – THANK YOU! Hope to see you all at senior prize giving on October 17 at 7pm, and before that at our final game of the season against Lower Hutt on October 10. Matt Bliss Chairman [email protected] Blue Star Wellington 33 Jackson Street Petone PO Box 38 190 Wellington New Zealand 5045 Tel: +64 4 569 3519 Fax: +64 4 568 6356 www.bluestar.co.nz Coach’s Comment – Women’s First Team s the season has come to an end, we have time to reflect on a great Ayear for the Petone women’s programme. The Powerex Petone W-League Team managed to get 20 points during the season, which is almost three times the amount achieved last year. A few key injuries and a little bit of bad luck prevented the team from achieving a higher place in the league. The work done by the players and coaching staff show that the team continues to improve. Unfortunately, the season ended with a loss to Wairarapa in the Kelly Cup semifinals. It was a game in which we showed to be the superior footballing side, but with luck not on our side, we conceded an unfortunate goal with ten minutes left. I am extremely proud of our team and the way they played the game, their determination and grit. Even with everything not going our way the team fought until the final whistle. The Premier League Squad started the season with almost a brand new team from the previous year when they were playing in Division 1. It took them some time to blend together and find balance, but they managed to get five wins and ended up mid-table. The first year of Petone’s U18 Girls’ programme was a success with the team winning eight games. They also held the second-best defensive record. Over the year we saw them improve as individuals and as a team, winning their last three games. Overall it was an excellent season for the women’s programme and we would like to thank everyone who made this season happen, from the Petone executive to the sponsors that allow us to take the field. Kevin Torres Women’s First Team coach U17s Report ur U17 Talent Development Programme (TDP) Team managed to finish Otheir season on a high, winning 4-2 in the plate semifinal against Miramar in a battle of fifth versus eighth in the U17 Capital Development League. Unfortunately, the plate final against Western Suburbs Red was cancelled due to the horrendous weather last Sunday, so our chance at winning some silverware disappeared. Finishing with a win was an apt conclusion to our season, as the team’s improvement week on week finally produced a tangible result. We hadn’t won a game all season till that point, so Shea Stapleton and I were ecstatic for the group that their hard work paid off in the end. Our team managed to put up impressive periods or halves of football against some very talented teams, but while often falling short at the end. Although results often didn’t go our way, the growth of the players over the course of the season was evident and their application to training sessions and gamedays never wavered. Shea and I were very proud to have eight registered U17 players involved in the Men’s Reserve Team squad for large parts of the season. It demonstrates the quality of young players that we have coming through the system and proves that the U17 programme is doing its job in acting as a pathway for our young players to progress into senior football. We have a large, young core of the squad who are still eligible for the U17 programme next season and we have some talented players coming through from the U15s. Shea and I are both looking forward to working with this group again and building on the improvements made this year. Article kindly provided by Sam Pickering Specialising in Sign Manufacture and Installation www.signfoundry.co.nz 0508 FOUNDRY Wellington - Auckland - Christchurch Shirt Sponsorship ur club has introduced a new supporters’ package this year, whereby Osponsors have the opportunity to advertise on the back of player shirts in both the Petone FC Liquid IT Men’s First Team and Powerex Women’s First Team. These much-appreciated financial supporters will also be named match-day sponsor for one game per year, in which their business and the players proudly wearing their shirts will be profiled in the following pages of this programme. Hospitality will be provided to the sponsor at that game and, additionally, framed pictures will feature in the club stairwell during the season. A few shirts are still available, so any businesses who may be interested – and any club members who have any potential contacts – please advise club chairman Matt Bliss <[email protected]>. This weekend’s featured sponsor is Mexico whose brand appears on the shirts of Luke Grindlay and Alex McIntosh. Mexico Mexico is an immersive dining experience, inspired by the streets of their namesake nation with a menu crafted into delicious dishes by dedicated executive chef Peter Jackson. Celebrating the vibrancy and lighter side of Mexican cuisine, the menu changes with the seasons to keep things fresh and interesting, using locally-sourced, free-range and sustainable produce. The drinks keep the vibe loud and lively, with a long list of Tequila, Mezcal, Mexican beers, Sangria and their very own brand of Margaritas – Frida’s Margaritas – with ten flavours guaranteed to leave you with all kinds of decision anxiety, like black plum and cinnamon, and raspberry and yuzu. Their exceptional weekly promotions are not to be missed. There are daily lunch specials including the Degustación which includes a little bit of everyone’s favourites and a soda for $20. Taco Tuesday is where it’s at – with a fried chicken or fried cauliflower taco and a Frida’s Margarita for just $14 from 12pm. Finally, on Sundays, kids eat free when their parents dine! You can also join Love Mexico with their loyalty app and receive free totopos every time you dine and stack up Mexico Dollars and rewards along the way. Mexico is open seven days from noon until late. 04 566 0988, [email protected], mexico.net.nz/petone 136 Jackson Street, Petone Luke Grindlay Forward Why have you chosen football over other codes? Fitness and most challenging. Do you have a lucky charm or ritual that you observe before playing? A scoop of C4, for an explosive workout. What do you do outside of football? Mostly socialise, work and travel. What is the song you like to train to? Anything by Rüfüs Du Sol. Favourite takeaway? Italian and Mexican. Who is your favourite team in any other league? Chelsea FC. What footballer do you most admire and why? Didier Drogba and Theirry Henry – both players were lethal in the attacking third. T O D A YNext ! Club Event! Horsie Night – Oct 3 Run by Senior Men’s Squad What did you learn from COVID-19? Patience for sure! What would be your ultimate achievement in your sport this year? To maintain Central League status for the club! And bury a hatrick today.
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