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28Th May 2016 Vs Mt Albert Ponsonby LOTTO NRFL Division 1 28 May 2016 3.00pm Manurewa AFC Club Rooms P.O. Box 75 122 War Memorial Park Manurewa Gibbs Rd Auckland Manurewa Phone: (09) 267 1120 www.manurewaafc.org.nz Welcome I missed last weeks game with a trip to watch the Warriors. Long drive. Should have made the trip North as I was informed it was a great game and to come away with a win shows we can put it together. This week we welcome Mt Albert Ponsonby to Memorial Park both first and reserves. Again I expect two great gamed from our top sides as we have had in the past seasons. This week sees all our senior sides at home. Full house. I'm looking forward to it. Please bear with us if things get a bit tight. I wish it was like this each weekend. The new clubs operations manager, Kieran Nevey is now on deck so watch the web site as his role within the club starts to evolve. Make yourself known to Kieran as he takes up the challenge of assisting and manageing changes needed to move this great club forward over the coming years. Your ideas will be welcomed. Reminder still looking for bar staff. Someone with a licence would be a bonus. Contact us. Also club fundraiser is coming closer. This year chocolate bar. Please get behind this event. Your support in this area runs the club and keeps our fees at the lowest levels amongst the AFF clubs. Kerry Bevan President A WORD FROM THE CLUB MANAGER Afternoon to all, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to all those who have come down today. Manurewa AFC have recently appointed myself in the role of Club Manager where I will oversee the general management of both the on-field action and off-field administration. Firstly thank you to those who have offered me this opportunity to lead the club into the future and I hope we can work together to improve this great club we have. Thank you to all the volunteer coaches, managers, parents, club officials, the tireless work of those on the various committees, and to the players and fans, you are the heart of this club and I hope you enjoy every suc- cess this season. I look forward to meeting you all and invite you to come upstairs for a drink and a chat after any of our First Team games. Good luck to the Div. 6 boys, the old fellas in the O35's, Martinez and the Ressies, and Nath's 1st team squad. To all the juniors and youth I hope you enjoyed a successful morning. Supporters you guys are awesome! Thank you all for coming down to cheer on our teams we appreciate it all and hopefully you are repaid with goals and points! Cheers to all, Kieran Nevey Club Manager Reserve Coaches Comments Welcome to the First team and reserves from MAP today. I'm sure with where both teams are sitting on the table, we will be in for two tough battles on the pitch. Today we are looking to build on our performance against Hibiscus coast last weekend. I thought the character and attitude was great with the squad, however, 2 defensive lapses combined with little creativity up front cost us a result. This week we have worked on both areas so am hoping the improvements are shown on the field. Good luck to our first team today - let's hope we can sweep the 6 points available. Cheers Cheers Marty MANGERE UTD Reserves Reserves 02 Todd Herbert 03 Suvi Reddy 1 Jordan Earl 04 Anmol Shankar 2 Oliver Hofsetter 05 Yuanwen Zhao 3 Tommy Smith 06 Theara Thay 4 Jacob Couper 07 Yashneel Singh 5 Frank Turner 08 Matthew Young 6 Tim Brown 09 7 Dave Stewart 10 Adam White 8 Nick Snedden 11 Gino Vuksanlekaj 9 Adam Fadley 12 Paul Edger 10 Adria Villarroya 13 Reece Lamb 11 Tyson Brandt 14 Michael Bilton 12 Marc Vercoe 15 Logan Hart 13 Dave Scott 16 Aaron Lawrence 14 Ryan Mackenzie 17 15 Kevin Flavin 18 Steven Johnson 19 20 Carl Alexander gk Devon Jenson gk Dillon Patel Coach: Dave Bell Coach: Craig Van Kan Coach: Martin Rodwell Manager: Bhupinder Singh DATE HOME/ OPPOSITION SCORE GOAL SCORERS PLAYER OF AWAY THE DAY 26 March BYE 2 April Home Ellerslie AFC 2—7 Brad Rathbun, Sunny Singh Sunny Singh 9 April Home North Shore Utd 2—4 Stephen Carmichael, Pablo Yackson Sunny Singh 15 April Away Metro 5—3 Brad Rathbun (3) Sean Dowling (Fri 7pm) Stephen Carmichael (2) Brad Rathbun 23 April Home Oratia Utd 0—0 Jared Karen 25 April Away Franklin Utd 2—0 Stephen Carmichael (1, Liam Whiter (Mon) Pen) 30 April Away Papakura City 3—1 Nicky Sikongo, Stephen Pablo Yackson (5pm) Carmichael, Josh Ming 7 May Home Mangere Utd 3—4 Stephen Carmichael (Pen) Midfield Sunny Singh (2) 21 May Away Hibiscus Coast 2—0 Brad Rathbun, Aaron Dormer Nicky Sikongo 28 May Home Mt Albert Ponsonby 4 June Away Waitakere City 11 June BYE 18 June Away Ellerslie AFC (5pm) 25 June Away North Shore Utd 2 July Home Metro FC 9 July Away Oratia Utd 16 July Home Franklin Utd 23 July Home Papakura City 30 July Away Mangere Utd 6 August Home Hibiscus Coast 20 August Away Mt Albert Ponsonby 27 August Home Waitakere City First Team Coaches Comments Today we welcome Mt Albert to Memorial Park. What a difference a year makes. At this point in the 2015 season, and the last few seasons if we’re being honest, both Mt Albert and Manurewa have battled hard to stay clear of the relegation zone. After numerous personnel changes to both squads in the off-season, the fortunes of both teams have significantly altered as we are now battling to make our mark in this league and potentially a higher league next season. This year has been different to the rest, with surprising results each week and no one being able to guarantee taking all 3 points and after almost 1 round gone, there are 8 points separating 2nd and 11th. It makes for an exciting spectacle for the neutral, and an equally trying one for the coaching staff. Today we also welcome back ex Manurewa youth player and fan favourite Dylan Teat. After some aggressive courting, and subsequently beating off of all other teams for his early-season signature, Mt Albert have got themselves a great prospect for the future. I’m sure he is earning a similar reputation for himself at Mt Albert as he did at Manurewa and I know the Rewa supporters will be keen to give him a rousing reception. With Mt Albert coming off a string of results, and our own performance last weekend, today sets itself up to be a quality game of football. Let’s enjoy. Coach Christie Lotto Northern League Division1 Jared Karam GK Justin Horan 2 Ricky Lines 3 Robbie Garcia 4 Daniel Thomas 5 Liam Whiter 6 Gurjeet (Sunny) Singh 7 Josh Ming 8 Stephen Carmichael 9 Keiran Nevey 10 Mulowa (Nicky) Sikongo Jnr 11 Christian Acosta 13 Brad Rathbun 14 Aaron Dormer 15 Marvin Eakins 17 Pablo Yackson 18 Jason Beeston 20 Richard Beeston 21 Sean Dowling RGK Simon Bilton RGK Nathaniel Turner RGK Coach: Nathan Christie Manager: Bhupinder Singh Physiotherapist: Dean Trembath Match Officials: Andrew Lamberth (BOP) Jared Lamberth (BOP) Luke Agnew Ball Boys: 10th Pumas MT ALBERT PONSONBY Lotto Northern League Division 1 Robbie Graham GK Mack Waite Gk Stewart MacKay 2 Barry Donachie 3 Zynal Sahib 4 Jason Beetson 5 Tim Hayhow 6 Craig Taylor 7 Dan Ridgely 8 Peter Wild 9 Shaneel Sharma 10 Tim Hayhow 11 Lewis Black 12 Richard Jones 13 Ben McCafferty 14 Jonny Cantle 15 Jake Mathews 16 Jared Gibbs 17 Marshall Gurney 21 Scott Mackay Coach Dave Bell Assistant Coach Nathan De Melio Physiotherapist Corbin Gurney Manager POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 8 7 1 0 16 4 12 22 1 Waitakere City FC (NRFL1) 9 5 0 4 22 14 8 15 2 Metro FC (NRFL1) Mt Albert Ponsonby 8 4 2 2 10 6 4 14 3 (NRFL1) 8 4 1 3 19 19 0 13 4 Manurewa AFC (NRFL1) 8 3 2 3 14 20 -6 11 5 Mangere Utd (NRFL1) 8 3 1 4 19 14 5 10 6 North Shore Utd (NRFL1) 8 3 2 3 11 9 2 10 7 Hibiscus Coast (NRFL1) 8 3 0 5 20 15 5 9 8 Ellerslie AFC (NRFL1) 9 2 2 5 12 28 -16 8 9 Oratia Utd (NRFL1) 8 2 1 5 13 19 -6 7 10 Papakura City (NRFL1) 8 2 2 4 8 16 -8 7 11 Franklin United (NRFL1) Senior Report Welcome all Well done to Nathan and the lads for master minding yet another victory, we played HBC it was a great game to watch we were on top of them for the full 90, goals from Steven Carmichael and Niki sealed our victory and the much needed 3 points to put us 4th on the table but a great team effort form the defence to the attack. Reserves are 6th on the table after the loss to HBC but they played well it didn’t help Daniel Thomas came of injured in the 18th minute with Adam white coming on to bring some speed to the team up front .Player of the day Anmol Shankar headed Manurewa in front but only to conceded 2 sloppy goals to end the match 1-2.
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