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Vol. 15, No. 2 April 8, 2017 http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ S.P.L. Sland Utd v Caversham Friday, 7th at 7 pm. in Invers. 2:45 pm Sat 8 April Roslyn Wakari vs Mosgiel Ellis Park . Northern vs University Forrester Park. Dn Technical vs Queenstown Tahuna Park. Football South Match Programme Vol. 15, No.2, April, 2017 Contents, Rab chat Page 3 Futsal Page 4 Futsalerinos Page 5 ABL Table Page 6 Milk Cup Page 7 Roslyn Page 8 Wakari Page 9 Prizewinners Page 10 Mosgiel Page 11 Open Day Mosg. Page 12 University Page 13 Sth League Matches Page 14 Sth League Matches Page 15 Sth League Matches Page 16 Sth League Matches Page 17 Quiz Page 18 Team Pics Page 19 Tess WDO Page 20 Green Island Page 27 HungerBall Page 21 Dn. Tech Page 28 Fsth Contacts Page 22 Dn Tech Page 29 Northern Page 23 Fit4Fitba Page 30 League Tables Page 24 Lower Fixtures Page 31 Ref Appointments Page 25 Grants Braes Page 32 Queenstown Rov. Page 26 FSouth Contacts Page 33 S.P.L. 1 Mosgiel AFC 1100505 3 2 Queenstown Rovers 1100514 3 3 Dn Technical AFC 1010330 1 4 Green Island AFC 1010330 1 5 Otago University 0000000 0 6 Caversham AFC 0000000 0 7 Roslyn Wakari AFC 0000000 0 8 Southland United 100115-4 0 9 Northern AFC 100105-5 0 Here We Go Again ... Busy week coming up with that Senior Level 2 and a combined Youth Level 3 coaching course, running from Tuesday 9th til Sunday 9th April. Changed days since those courses used to cost nearly nowt, despite being residential - they were held in the Meat Inspectors quarters ( very apt ) in Lincoln College, near Christchurch, spartan accommodation but Rab top class instructors, Barry Truman, and Terry Conley as staff coaches. Not so Spartan was a Level 3 jaunt I went on at Queenstow, when Trans Tours was a national sponsor - Trans Tours Utd was then the Chch champion Nat. Lg. winning team. ( full of imports ) TT was a top class Qtown hotel, superb food and facilities. We trained in sweltering heat down in town, and jogged back up the hill to the hotel when we finished - straight into the TT swimming pool to cool off - with pints of lager delivered by white coated barmen, floating under our noses - those were the days, my friend. It was a hard life... and cost just pennies, for a ten day course... Top talent on the course too, several NZ internationals just back from playing Iran. Also Wally ‘ Juggler’ Hughes former English pro, who ran Dunedin City then became NZ coach, replacing Truman ( who ran http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ Zorba thehttp://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ TT course.) Not sure of the date, but Zorba the Greek was in Vogue and at the break-up, there was dangerous dancing on tables - ask Neil Zorba Mackenzie. Such good news that Tess Nicol has been appointed WDO for FSouth, she is obviously a top female keeper, and has the wit and energy to become a large factor in her Womens Development role. Her bravery in tween the sticks was sometimes breathtaking, whether in the classic mud heaps of Ellis, Culling, or Logan - she set standards playing - and will set them again as a WDO. Tess Nicol Good Luck Rab Page 3 Futsal Better late than never... 1 McIntee Sean UK/NZ Pivot (Cpt.) Congrats to the superb Futsal 2 Sannum Michael NZ Fixo South team that performed so 3 Petersen Thomas European Flanker 4 van den Bergh Luuk European Fixo well in the National Champs. 5 Wallace Benjamin European Flanker Take a look at that 6 de Souza Daniel Brazilian Flanker League table - nice that they 7 Herrmann Carlos Brazilian Pivot rounded off the scoring at 80 8 Sannum Chris NZ G Keep goals - Wow that aint bad in 9 Hulleman Reid NZ Flanker 14 games. Get pencils out, yep 10 Govan James NZ- European Pivot that 5.7 gls per game.... 11 Hart Darren NZ- European Fixo Its a funny old world 12 O’Farrell Ben NZ- European Flanker when you win the Lg. by 8 clear 13 Ali Kasam NZ- European Flanker points, then get done in the 14 Bocotios Danniel Brazilian G Keep Championship Play-offs. And especially done by winner Canterbury - who F South slapped 9-2 and 6-3 in the first round at the Edgar Stadium. The only saving grace was that coach Darren Hart is a Norwich supporter, and they are used doom, gloom and disasters - roll on the 2017-18 Comp. TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Southern United Futsal 14 11 1 2 80 50 30 34 2 AFF Futsal 14 7 5 2 67 44 23 26 3 WaiBOP Futsal 14 8 1 5 48 46 2 25 4 Canterbury United Futsal 14 7 3 4 56 54 2 24 5 Northern Futsal 14 4 5 5 55 56 -1 17 6 Central Futsal-Manawatu 14 3 3 8 71 80 -9 12 7 Capital Futsal 14 2 3 9 42 62 -20 9 8 Central Futsal-Hawkes Bay 14 2 3 9 40 67 -27 9 Page 4 Futsalerinos http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/ Page 5 Div. 2 ABL League 1 Mornington Lions 1100505 3 2 Melchester Rovers 1100514 3 3 Balclutha AFC 1100321 3 4 Roslyn Wakari 3rds 1100211 3 5 Dn Technical 3rds 0000000 0 6 Mosgiel 3rds 0000000 0 7 University 3rds 100123-1 0 8 Caversham 3rds 100112-1 0 9 Green Island 3rds 100115-4 0 10 Northern 3rd 100105-5 0 Div 3 Downie Stewart 1 Grants Braes Black 1 1 0 0 11 2 9 3 2 Green Island 4ths 1 1 0 0 9093 3 Melchester Teckle 1 1 0 0 2023 4 Roslyn Wakari 1888 1 1 0 0 2113 5 University 4ths 0 0 0 0 0000 6 University 5ths 0 0 0 0 0000 7 Melchester Sharks 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 8 Grants Braes Yellow 1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0 9 Northern Winter 1 0 0 1 2 11 -9 0 10 Northern Plunderers 1 0 0 1 0 9 -9 0 46, Glasgow St. South Dunedin Page 11 Page 6 Still worth a State of the Art time Look Back... keeping In 1983 - the first year of the then Milk Cup, 16 teams participated and now in excess of 50 teams take part in the Tournament, which attracts teams from all corners of the Globe, Milk Cup 2016 represent- 250 Club ing the Sponsors five Southern Electrical Continents HLB Smeaton and 6 Mike Teasdale FIFA Otago Tyres Car Base Confed- Davies International erations. JC &DL Sanders Tournament winners include, Major Sponsors Southern Taxies FC Barcelona, Manchester Brent Lucas Builders United, Chelsea, Rangers, The Southern Trust B & RM Mcfarlane Newcastle United, Liverpool, Maximus KB Shafto, MS Corr Tottenham Hotspur, Spartak Crushing Calder Stewart and Screening http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/Moscow, Fluminese (Brazil), Green Island Post Northern Ireland http://www.footballsouth.co.nz/Aspire, Corinthians, Everton, The Dunedin Fire Place Maccabi Haifa, Guadalajara, Busck Prestressed Vegie Boys’ to name a few, and our Concrete Ltd Bella Vista Hotel Whangerei Garden Motel Otago team has been S L Parker C A Ltd privileged to play against Downie Stewart Viod Clothing many of the above sides. Lawyers Alexander Marketing After 14 years of Otago Clarke Walker Van Der Jagt N participation, there are about Malaqereqere Eureka Café & Bar 370 players, admin and Villas, Fiji Tile Centre Dn Ltd referees who have been Cableways Tavern A & L Furniture privileged to attend the Mexi Foods Colin Thom Builder Coleraine. The event still Sponsors Mister Minit Meridian Brandwell Moller Fatharry’s Restaurant evokes nostalgia in former Rob Roy Dairy tourists,’ It was the best Rhubarb Cafe RJ & AA Philips tournament ever,’ Davies International Fairfield Transport ‘Once a Milk Cup lad, Roslyn Wakari AFC McGeady Build always a Milk cup lad...’ Otago Polytech Page 7 Ellis Park. Tidy opening weekend for the club, just one loss to prevented Gaz from having to open up his pockets for a Presidents shout... Bizarre scenes for our Men’s Prems who were pumped to face Caversham at Tonga Park for the Blair Davidson Challenge Trophy – but never got to kick a ball after the referee cancelled the match due to incorrect pitch markings. Frustrating that the game couldn’t get underway but sometimes these things happen, let's hope its a one off. It was an eye-opening start for our 2nds who faced a Tech side oozing experience and class. We were definitely second best although the 8-1 scoreline felt a little harsh, just got away on us a bit towards the end. Onwards and upwards, there’s plenty of new faces to the grade but Tel is confident they’re putting the hard yards in so the results will surely come. PV’s Thirds faced bogey team Caversham, and made a good start, playing well and improving as the game progressed. There were a few new faces who played well and were solid. Came away with an impressive 2-1 win, goals to Dan Baker and Matt Duke. POD went to Barry Schmidt, but the real star was the sweeper/keeper –none other than PV himself, diving and punching like a sprightly Ed de Goey. The 1888’s took on great rivals Page 8 Melchester Sharks, and it was a classic game of three halves… good hard game, we conceded early on but the lads dug deep to get 1-1 at the (first) break thanks to Jules White.
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