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Papakura City Football Club Welcome to Mclennan Park 16Th July 2016 Thanks to the following organizations for their tremendous support! Papakura City Football Club Welcome to McLennan Park NRFL Division 1 V 16th July 2016 2.30pm Reserves 5pm 1st Team OUR BAR AND FOOD FACILITIES ARE OPEN IN THE CLUBROOMS Check out our friendly staff in the kitchen. Juliet and her helpers will provide you with CLUB HISTORY some delicious food while you watch the games. Founded 1959 admitted to Northern League 1959 Incorporated 1960 PAPAKURA CITY FOOTBALL CLUB 2016 Age Group TOURNAMENT Dates Promoted From Northern League Div 4, 1970 Winners Northern League Div 3 1971 24th July 9-10 GRADE GIRLS Winners Northern League Div 2 1972 31 July 9-10 GRADE BOYS Winners Northern League Div 1 2004 21st August 11-12 GRADE BOYS Winners Macklay Rosebowl 1971, 1972 END September 13-14 GRADE BOYS (awarded for best goal difference all divisions Northern League) Winners New Zealand Steel Trophy 1971,1972,1973,1974,1975 SUMMER Winners Counties Manukau Knockout Cup 2013 10TH October -12th December Winners AFF Conference 2013 Youth 5 aside/futsal Winners NRFL Division 2 2015 15th October Adult men/mixed one off 7 aside Home Ground: McLennan Park, Papakura PO Box 72-284 Papakura 2244 Phone: 299 6348 Email: [email protected] Website: www.papakuracityfc.org.nz McLennan Park Clubrooms Do you or anyone you know have a function EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2016 Club President: Tony Elson 027 278 4896 requirement? Vice President: Matt Morling 027 497 4721 Why not book our clubrooms Secretary: Clare Elson 021 673 647 We do weddings, sports events, conferences, even work Registrations/Treasurer: Dylan Weymouth 021 154 9012 parties. Club Captain: Mike Appleton 021 483 832 Function room includes: huge lounge area over looking Executive Members: Leif Rennell 027 687 6043 playing fields / full serviced bar / large kitchen / dance floor Kevin Prosser 021 993 159 Steve Shackleton 022 529 2019 & stage / showers and changing rooms / seating for up to Tracy Shackleton 027 551 3277 120 / security can be provided / ample parking / special dis- Groundsman Leif Rennell 027 687 6043 count for members / All enclosed in park-like surroundings. Equipment: Chris Scott 027 4439 826 For Reservations or Enquires please contact Helen Lynch Club Manager Helen Lynch 021 835 855 [email protected] or phone 021 835 855 Caterer Juliet Lagan Northern Regional Football League President’s Pulpit 1st Division Fixtures 2016 Welcome back the McLennan for all the play- ers and supporters and we welcome Oratia Mar-21st v Waitakere City Home 1.30pm 1—2 and their supporters from the wild west. Our last home games for the men has been Apr– 9th v Ellerslie Home 5pm 3—0 deleted from the memory banks so we shall Apr-16th v North Shore Away 3pm 1—1 move on! Last week, we saw the 1st Team battle like we haven't seen for a while, to Apr-22nd v Metro Home 7.30pm 2—5 come away with a very well deserved point. As a team, you could not help Apr-25th v Oratia Away 3pm 1—2 but be happy and proud of that performance in comparison to that oth- er game we can't mention. There were some great efforts from Apisai 'the Apr-30th v Manurewa Home 5pm 1—3 menace' Smith, Big Phillip Paul, Sammy, Dave and Budgie. So, this is more like the 'Kura we know and love and I'm sure this weekend's fixture is go- May-7th v Franklin Away 3pm 1—4 ing to be a cracker, with two teams absolutely desperate for 3 points. The May 15th v A2 Auckland Wanderers Chatham Cup 3—2 Reserves are also in a bit of a spin right now, but they have had a very credible season so far so we have every confidence that they will pick up May-21st v Mangere Away 3pm 3—2 their performance this weekend. May-28th v Hibiscus Coast Home 5pm 1—0 As for the women, they are doing a sterling job and are back in the June-3rd v Mt Albert Ponsonby Away 7pm 1—3 winners circle. Having being postponed against Metro the weekend before last, both teams hit their straps on Sunday with the Reserves win- June-6th v East Coast Bays Chatham Cup 2—5 ning relatively comfortably in the end and the 1st Team putting Hibiscus Coast to the sword with an emphatic 4-0 win. Some big efforts from June-11th v Waitakere City Away 3pm 0—5 Rebecca Blyth, Sophie McLaughlin, Sam Butler, Jasmin Elson, Sarah 'the June-18th v BYE hustler' Holmes, and Gemma Gouwland just to name a few. Well done ladies. The Women are away to West Auckland this weekend and will June-25th v Ellerslie Away 5pm 0—1 appreciate your support. July-2nd v North Shore Home 5pm 2—9 On a more sobering note (excuse the pun, but it is dry July after all), we July– 8th v Metro Away 7.30pm 1—1 are having some issues with the amount of alcohol being consumed upstairs and in the open, which is in direct violation of the liquor laws, let July-16th v Oratia Home 5pm alone that the alcohol being consumed is not being purchased in the July-23rd v Manurewa Away 3pm bar. Communications are coming soon regarding this (and see the website) and we expect the support of all club members and supporters in July-30th v Franklin Home 5pm adhering to the rules. I.e. you buy your booze across the bar and you consume it within the bar environs. Not in the car park, not in the chang- Aug-6th v Mangere Home 5pm ing rooms and not on the fields. Aug-20th v Hibiscus Coast Away 3pm Tony Elson—President Aug-27th v Mt Albert Ponsonby Home 5pm A Word From The Coach Hello everybody and welcome to McLennan Park for tonight’s NRFL LADIES NIGHT Fundraiser!! Div. 1 fixture. I would also like to Come and join us at Ladies Night extend a very warm welcome to Steve on Friday 5th August 7pm at the Cain and the players and supporters of clubrooms (McLennan Park). There will be lots of exciting Oratia United FC. Tupperware products to view, fun and exciting games to It seems like home games have been play, and lots of FREE TUPPERWARE to be won! So grab a few and far between lately with our only other home game in the last six weeks ending in an unaccepta- friend or two and come along. All Tupperware purchases ble result. This is something we’re determined never to happen made on the night will earn your club 10% of the sales. In again on home soil or anywhere else and I would personally like to Addition, if you book a party with us, we will contribute a take this opportunity to apologise for that performance. further $10 per party booking to your club. Please express Last Friday’s draw away to Metro FC was a real boost to the team your party interest with us either on the night or via email following the North Shore game and to put in a performance like at [email protected]. To view the full Tupperware that against a tough home side is a testament to the resolve the team has to prove themselves going forward. Outstanding games range, please visit www.tupperware.co.nz or ask Clare from Philip Paul, Josh Shackleton and Harry Hillary-Jenkins topped Elson for a catalogue as she has several available. off by a great goal from Sammy Khan has put us in the right frame of mind for our challenge tonight. Now we host Oratia United in what can only be describe as a three Leading PCFC NRFL Goal Scorers 2016 pointer in every sense of the word. Both teams have had some disappointing results and find ourselves at the wrong end of the 7 Charlie Heather table in a four way battle to avoid relegation in a league where no 2 Cory Mackay team can be taken for granted and as a result of that tonight’s 2 Chris Clark game is one of the biggest of our season. The training has been intense and all the players know what is expected of them in this 2 Sammy Khan game if we are to climb away from the dreaded drop zone. 1 Dave Allen Finally I would like to thank you all for your continued support and 1 Jake Paige all of the positive messages we have received over the past few 1 Phil Paul weeks. It really goes to show how united our club is and proves that 1 George Winship it’s not only the eleven guys on the pitch but everybody in the club 1 Harry Hall who are responsible for our future success. See you after the game. 1 Harry Hillary-Jenkins—Chatham Cup Yours in football 1 Api Smith—Chatham Cup Jason Heather – Head Coach Northern League First Division 2016 The Reserves Team P W D L For Agst GD PTS The reserves have been in a bit of a slump since the start of the second round; we started well with a hard fought win against Waitakere City 14 13 1 0 34 7 27 40 Waitakere, but since then have recorded 3 losses in a row. Our last North Shore 15 9 3 3 45 20 25 30 game against Metro was a disappointing effort, the game in general was very flat and Kura had the chance to take hold of the game but Mt Albert Ponsonby 13 8 2 3 23 12 11 26 couldn’t find that extra step to get control.
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