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May 24, 2019 Welcome to Madison! OFFICIAL GAME DAY PROGRAM Photo by Justin Nuoffer, IG: @itsjuicetime VS FIRST INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY MAY 24, 2019 WELCOME TO MADISON! HERTHA BERLIN! Our First International Friendly Forward Madison FC will kick off its first-ever major international exhibition match Friday night, hosting German Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin at Breese Stevens Field. The game promises to be a historic one, not only as a huge test for FMFC’s players, but also as a chance for Madison’s soccer fans to watch one of the world’s major clubs in action. Founded in 1892, Hertha Berlin is the largest soccer club in Germany’s capital city. Hertha was a found- ing member of the German Bundesliga and remains the only Berlin team in Germany’s first division. Her- tha Berlin finished 11th in the Bundesliga this season and competed in the Europa League as recently as 2017. Speaking on “Let Me Be Forward” Wednesday, Head Coach Daryl Shore said he is planning to treat the game as a special occasion. “We view the Hertha Berlin game as a bonus for all of our players,” Shore said. “The fans are going to get a chance to see everybody play, they’re going to see all of our guys get some minutes.” FMFC will come into the Hertha game in the middle of a heavily-congested schedule in which the team has not had more than four days of rest between games since April. According to Shore, this means he will use the full depth of his roster for the friendly, and could also count on the presence of several non-loan Minnesota United players, as he did during FMFC’s exhibition against UW-Madison last month. “[Fans] will get to see guys like Ally Hamis Ng’Anzi and Vital Nizigiyimana and Brandon Eaton, even Brandon Barnes will get some minutes,” Shore said. “[These are] guys that haven’t logged a lot of minutes but do a lot on the inside for our team, pushing our guys every day in training sessions. It’s an opportunity for those guys to get quality minutes against a quality opponent.” Hertha Berlin is just starting its “Berlin Tears Down Walls” tour, which celebrates the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Hertha won 1-0 on Wednesday against Minnesota United, and will continue on to California following its stop in Madison. Forward Madison is coming off consecutive defeats in USL League One play, having just fallen 3-1 on the road to North Texas SC on Wednesday. Following the Hertha game, the Flamingos will travel to Missouri next Wednesday for a hugely important third-round U.S. Open Cup battle with Saint Louis FC. If FMFC wins, it will advance to play a Major League Soccer team in round four. For now, though, all the focus is on Friday. For Forward Madison, its match against Hertha Berlin will be a monumental opportunity to play the world’s game against one of the world’s top teams. GET THE PARTY STARTED! OFFICIAL PRE-GAME PARTY LOCATION AVENUE CLUB 1128 E Washington Ave. Madison, WI 53703 KEEP THE PARTY GOING! OFFICIAL POST-GAME PARTY LOCATION ESSEN HAUS 514 E Wilson St. Madison, WI 53703 FORWARD MADISON FC PLAYER PROFILES # 1 | Ryan COUlter GK | 6-1 | 195 | DUBLIN, IRL Minutes: 360 Goals: 0 • Ryan serves as both goalkeeper and goalkeep- Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 er coach for FMFC Shots: 0 2019 4/4 360 - --- - HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 2 | Carter ManleY DEF | 5-11 | 170 | ELKRIDGE, MD Minutes: 450 Goals: 1 • Carter joins FMFC on loan from Minnesota Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 United, he was the 23rd overall pick in the 2018 Shots: 0 2019 5/5 450 1 000 0 MLS Superdraft. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 3 | Eric Leonard DEF | 5-9 | 165 | PALATINE, IL Minutes: 324 Goals: 0 • Eric won the Premier League Players’ Player of Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 the Year award during his time with Nerang SC Shots: 0 2019 5/4 324 0 002 0 in Australia. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 6 | Brandon Eaton MF | 5-8 | 165 | CHESAPEAKE, VA Minutes: 9 Goals: 0 • Played with Forward Madison FC assistant Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 coach Neil Hlavaty at the Richmond Kickers last Shots: 0 2019 1/0 90000 0 season. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 7 | Don smart MF | 5-7 | 157 | KINGSTON, JAMAICA Minutes: 441 Goals: 0 • First ever player signed in Forward Madison FC Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 history. Shots: 3 2019 5/5 441 0 003 2 HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 2 # 8 | Jeff michaud MF | 5-11 | 170 | WEST PALM BEACH, FL Minutes: 389 Goals: 0 • Won a trophy with current FMFC head coach Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 Daryl Shore & Don Smart during his time with Shots: 3 2019 Miami FC. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 1 KEEP THE PARTY GOING! 6/4 389 0 003 1 # 9 | mason toye ST | 6-3 | 181 | SOUTH ORANGE, NJ Minutes: 434 Goals: 0 • On loan to Forward Madison FC from Minneso- Assists: 0 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: 0 ta United, Mason was the 7th overall pick in the Shots: 3 2019 5/5 434 0 003 1 2018 MLS Superdraft. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 1 # 10 | Danny Tenorio MF | 5-9 | 160 | ESMERALDAS, ECU Minutes: - Goals: - • Second ever signing for Forward Madison FC, Assists: - GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG Points: - the Ecuadorian is a playing his second season in Shots: - 2019 GP/GS MIN GAPTS SH SOG the US after a season with Naples United. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: - # 11 | Paulo junior ST | 5-7 | 158 | TERESINA, BRA Minutes: 527 Goals: 1 • Paulo is reunited with former Indy Eleven team- Assists: 1 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 mate Don Smart, as well as former boss Peter Shots: 4 2019 6/6 5271 1044 Wilt at Forward Madison FC. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 4 # 12 | Ally hamis ng’azni MF | 5-11 | 160 | TANZANIA Minutes: - Goals: - • On loan from Minnesota United FC, Ally has Assists: - GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: - represented Tanzania at the youth level. Shots: - 2019 GP/GSMIN GAPTS SH SOG HIGHLIGHTS SOG: - 2019 Forward Madison FC | forwardmadisonfc.com | @ForwardMSNFC | 608-204-0855 | Breese Stevens Field | Madison, WI FORWARD MADISON FC PLAYER PROFILES # 13 | Connor tobin DEF | 6-2 | 179 | FORT COLLINS, CO Minutes: 630 Goals: 0 • - Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 ward Madison FC history. Shots: 0 2019 7/7 630 0 000 0 HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 14 | Brian bement ST | 6-0 | 180 | WATERLOO, IL Minutes: 97 Goals: 0 • Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 Puerto Rico FC and the Jacksonville Armada Shots: 1 2019 7/1 97 0 001 1 were through open tryouts. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 1 # 15 | Shaun Russell DEF | 6-0 | 170 | CHESAPEAKE, VA Minutes: 270 Goals: 1 • Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 with the Richmond Kickers, and has transitioned Shots: 0 2019 3/3 270 1 001 1 from right back to centerback since then. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 17 | Zaire bartley ST | 5-8 | 150 | NEW YORK, NY Minutes: 106 Goals: 0 • Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 game against Indy Eleven. Shots: 0 2019 3/1 106 0 000 0 HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 19 | vital nizigiyimana MF | 5-7 | 155 | CLARKSTON, GA Minutes: - Goals: - • Only player to make the squad after participat- Assists: - GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: - ing in the Forward Madison FC open tryout. Shots: - 2019 GP/GSMIN GAPTS SH SOG HIGHLIGHTS SOG: - # 22 | wyatt omsberg DEF | 6-4 | 180 | BELGRADE, ME Minutes: 270 Goals: 0 • A loan player from Minnesota United, Wyatt Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 was drafted as the 15th overall pick of the MLS Shots: 0 2019 3/3 270 0 000 0 Superdraft. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 23 | carl schneider DEF | 5-10 | 165 | MADISON, WI Minutes: 249 Goals: 0 • The only Forward Madison FC player who grew Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 up in Madison, Wisconsin. Carl has returned to Shots: 0 2019 4/3 249 0 000 0 play here after his time in Sweden. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 27 | christian diaz DEF | 5-9 | 155 | GUADALAJARA, MEX Minutes: 412 Goals: 0 • Christian joins Forward Madison FC after start- Assists: 0 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG Points: 0 ing his career and playing in Mexico’s Liga MX. Shots: 0 2019 5/5 412 0 000 0 HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 29 | JC banks ST | 5-9 | 179 | MILWAUKEE, WI Minutes: 457 Goals: 0 • First Wisconsin-born player to sign for FMFC Assists: 0 GP/GSMIN GAPTSSH SOG Points: 0 • Son of the late Jimmy Banks, member of the Shots: 1 2019 6/5 457 0004 2 1990 USMNT World Cup squad HIGHLIGHTS SOG: 0 # 33 | brandon barnes GK | 6-3 | 195 | CARY, IL Minutes: 0 Minutes Goals: • Brandon is in just his second year as a pro and Assists: - GP/GSMIN GAPTSSH SOG Points: - is the youngest of Forward Madison’s three Shots: - 2019 GP/GS MING A PTS SH SOG goalkeepers. HIGHLIGHTS SOG: - 2019 Forward Madison FC | forwardmadisonfc.com | @ForwardMSNFC | 608-204-0855 | Breese Stevens Field | Madison, WI FORWARDFORWARD MADISON MADISON FC PLAYER FCPROFILES, TECHNICALPlayer STAFF, Profiles ETC. # 70 | Josiel nuNez MF | 5-11 | 165 | PANAMA CITY, PAN S Minutes: 614 Goals: 2 • Has represented the Panamanian national team Assists: 0 GP/GSM IN GA PTS SH SOG Points: 0 14 times.
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