THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday April 7th 2017 Round 2 - Broadview Away
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Presidents Report …………………………………………………………………………..…………….... 3
A Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 4
B Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 5
C Grade Report ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 6
A Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 7
B Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 8
C Grade Team ……...…………………………...…………………….……………………..………….…. 9
Games Tally ………………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 10
Milestone Game……………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 11
Player Interview………………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 12
Footy Quiz ………………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 15
A Grade Fixture …………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 16
B Grade Fixture …………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 18
C Grade Fixture ……………………………………………………………...…………………………….. 20
Major Sponsors …………………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 22
Jumper/Short/Gold Scoreboard Sponsors …………………….……………………..……………….. 23
Gold/Bronze Sponsors …………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 24
Player Sponsors …………………………………………………….……………………..……………….. 25
Pembroke Kings Contacts ………………………………………………………..……………... 27
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Happy Friday Kings fans.
Well it wasn’t the start to the season we had in mind as far as the on field results go, with all 3 teams going down to The Raggies out at Athelstone.
We won’t dwell of these results too much as we know the Coaching and playing groups are proud individuals, and will have some fire in their belly’s ready to take on Boardview.
Thank you again to all individuals and companies for getting behind the Kings and sponsoring players of any of the greater sponsorship level amounts. All of your support goes towards keeping to club going and the players fit and well with the help of the physios.
Please don’t forget to add the “Team App” on to your phones to keep up to date with the latest scores, leader positions and club events for season 2017.
We have another triple header to tomorrow at Broadview oval. It would be great to see plenty of Green supporters out there cheering on all 3 grades.
C-grade: 10:15am B-Grade: 12:15pm A-Grade: 2:15pm
Also: just a quick little congratulations to my Co-President Jack Berry on tying the knot to the lovely Clemmie last Saturday. If you see him around, congratulations him and he might buy you a beer. Looking forward to having him back on deck after Easter.
Regards,
Jack and Luke Co-Presidents.
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ROUND 1 VS A GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers T. Evans 3, A. Holbrook, J. Duhne
Best Players Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 M. Falzon, L. Davey, A. Holbrook, H. Nicholson, Athelstone 6.1-37 10.6-66 15.8-98 23.12-150 J. Pengelly
Pembroke Kings 2.0-12 2.1-13 3.4-22 5.7-37
It wasn’t exactly the start we were after on Saturday at Athelstone, and one which I didn’t see coming following our good practice match form. We were outplayed by a much better team on the day, and have plenty to work on going into this week’s clash at Broadview.
We didn’t pressure the opposition around the ball enough and we defended poorly which allowed them to run into countless open goals. When we did get our hands on the ball, we didn’t work hard enough to provide an option and our skill level was appalling.
Saturday’s team included 4 club debutants and another 4 players who have less than 10 games of A-grade experience between them, and while this is not an excuse, it is important to acknowledge that it is going to take a little time to get to the point where we play the way we want to play on autopilot.
While we didn’t have too many winners on the day, Matthew Falzon, Luke Davey, Charles Canny, Alex Holbrook, Henry Nicholson and Jaiden Pengelly can hold their heads high. We are looking forward to a much more even spread of contributors this week, in an effort to get on the board in Season 2017.
Jimmy Allan A grade Coach
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ROUND 1 VS B GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers N. Bentley 2, H. Pepper, P. Clayer, B. Holbrook
Best Players Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 N. Bentley, T. O’’Flaherty, A. Balales, S. Wark, Athelstone 2.4-16 6.5-41 12.6-78 15.8-98 H. Pepper
Pembroke Kings 0.5-5 1.7-13 1.8-14 5.10-40
The BKings made the familiar journey out to Athelstone under cloudy but still skies. Max Amber sports field looked spot on, no mud on the flanks and sporting some taller goal posts. In the past many a ruckman or high flying forward could have impaled themselves on these posts.
We were confident that with a mix of speed, fitness and experience we were going to get the job done. We may have if we had added accuracy to that. Our poor kicking at goal let us down for the 1st quarter and a bit, then our intensity and desire let us down for the next 2 quarters. In the final quarter we showed some fight and regained some respectability on the scoreboard.
Best players were hard to come by but our captain BustaB and new to club Tom O’Flaherty showed fight all day and should hold their heads high.
Some quick analysis pointed to a few contributors. We had no goals at Haslam to practice kicking a sausage roll, our trials were difficult with 40+ players each game trying to get a run and we only had 7 of last year’s GF team playing. The team was unsettled.
Broadview like us copped a walloping last week, so they will be looking for a confidence building win. As for us, we will tweak the team, try out a few different players and also be looking for a confidence building win. Chin up, we have 17 rounds to go!
Cheers Tangles
Jim Pinkney B grade Coach
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ROUND 1 VS C GRADE REPORT Goal Kickers J. Zavos, N. Worrall, N. Smith, D. Kirkwood, J. Lockington
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Best Players Athelstone 1.0-6 3.0-18 4.6-30 6.6-42 D. Kirkwood, H. Trenowden, N. Worrall, Z. Polyak, J. Gill Pembroke Kings 3.1-19 4.5-29 4.7-31 5.10-40
In my first formal appearance as coach of the C Grade, my nerves were well and truly present. After a Friday night of tossing and turning with minimal sleep, it was finally time to slip the whiteboard under my arm, roll up to Athelstone with latte in hand, and trust that we were up for the challenge.
We lined with a considerable amount of young talent, sprinkled with a few wiser, experienced operators across the ground. Walking into the change rooms, I was greeted by several handsome, but baby faced gurus, salivating over the thought of getting their first whiff of an amateur football victory. I managed to put a pre-game speech together which seemed to arouse the determination of the team, and we accordingly started the game strongly.
John ‘Zippy’ Zavos delivered the Lit Grade’s first goal of 2017, with a punt which seemed to turn in several directions all at once – it wasn’t pretty, but it certainly got the team and coach well and truly excited; we remained so for the majority of the game. There were occasions that we would move the ball quickly where we generated scoring opportunities and looked dangerous. Despite this, our skills let us down at times, both in the field and in front of goals. Being a young team, it also took a while for us to become accustomed to the physicality of some of the oafs we opposed.
We maintained a short lead throughout most of the game. In the last minute however, the Raggies managed to fluke a quick movement into their forward 50, which resulted in a mark being taken before the siren. Unfortunately for us, the chap kicked the goal to put them in front.
Holding back tears, and questioning my will to live following this heartbreak, I consoled the troops on their loss. We opened the season with a valiant effort, but certainly have our work cut out for us if we are to match it with the best this year – which we will.
Michael Banitsiotis C grade Coach
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-9- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday April 7th 2017 Round 2 - Broadview Away GAMES PLAYED MICHAEL WALSH 193
MATT WILLIS 14 8 NICK McCANN 139 DAVID KIRKWOOD 139
MATT FALZON 99 GREG GRIGORIOU 98 KANESH SIVASHANKAR 97 ETHAN CALLAN 94 SCOTT FISCHER 94 OSCAR OGAI 92 TOM MOIR 91
MAX GRIGOUL 48 RYAN MARINI 48 JOHNNY ANDREWS 46 NICK BOOTH 44 TOM BERRY 44 LUCAS ALLEN 44 PATRICK TRUTWIN 44 MARK LANE 43 NICK KING 41 JASON RAZ 41 STEVEN BEVAN 41 TOM KILGARIFF 41 ALEX McFARLANE 40 MATT HOWE 38 MATT WOOLARD 38 ANDREW BALALES 38 LIAM DUHNE 37 NICK CHUA 36 BEN WILLIAMS 35
-10- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday April 7th 2017 Round 2 - Broadview Away MILESTONE GAME Despite being a natural born, and highly entertaining forward, Falz’s reinvention as a no-nonsense one on one defender (and gym junkie) has seen him become one of the most reliable players in the team. Though I miss the holy days of FFF the disciple swinging around and trying to hook a shot for goal from 45m out that was somewhere between a snap and a goalkeeper kick, with invariably hilarious results, it’s obvious he plays his role in defence to perfection. However everyone knows that Falz’s most impressive work generally takes place off the field, with the undoubted peak of his career being his time running Jamestown’s infamous Hotel Rwanda, among an extremely long list of highlights. I’m sad I won’t be there to see you bring up the ton and celebrate with you accordingly, but I’m sure you’ll absolutely kill it, best of luck mate.
Jack Creevy
Congratulations to Falz on his 100th game for the Kings, imagine how fast he could’ve got there without the annual overseas holidays! I’ve been fortunate enough to play with Falz since we finished school in 2009, witnessing his progression from a wayward-kicking forward to one of the Kings’ best defenders. Some of my personal favourite memories of his career are;
- His 7 goals and at least as many behinds performance against Kilburn circa 2011 during which he had to literally run away from his opponent the entire match who was stomping on his feet and threatening to beat him up. - The ongoing multi-sport (football and indoor soccer) rivalry Falz has had with Swifty of Athelstone including of course last year’s grand final and culminating in Swifty having to move from the forward line to defence. - The 2016 finals series for which he was deservedly awarded the best finals player award. I think everyone can see how seriously Falz takes his football when he crosses the white line, and what a quality player he is. Let’s all hope that he doesn’t make good on his threat to join the Pembroke Old Scholars Soccer Club anytime soon, and there are plenty more games to come. All the best for Saturday to the Maltese Monster, or as Mike O’Leary would call him, the Macedonian C***!
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The Big Maltese Falcon has done it! He’s made it to 100 games in green! What a legend!
I am not really sure where to start with this weapon, there’s a fair bit going on....He’s no stranger to being an entertainer that’s for sure!
Falz would have to be one of the most unique individuals I have ever come across both on and off the field. Falzy’s unique persona and footy ability is what makes him such a favourite amongst the boys. I think I speak on behalf of all the lads when I say this but you could literally just watch Falz all day and I am not even talking about his footy. Just him doing day to day things and how he goes about it is quite a treat to watch. He is one funny man. This is probably where he gains his advantage on field. The big Mr bean look a like struts around in the back lines like he has not a care in the world. He catches his unexpecting opponents off guard before the match has even started. No one knows how but this blokes hand eye coordination would have to be up there with the best I’ve seen. Week after week Falz plucks ridiculous contested marks while staying calm and collected. Over the past few years I’ve seen plenty of dominant performances from the unique specimen not giving opposition a chance. Falz’s finals performance in the backline last year was massive factor to our success. Falzy is looking very fit this year and his strut has gone to another level. I am backing him in for his best year of footy yet. Get around him.
Falz good luck for your 100th game tomorrow. I know you’ll have a rippa. Entertain us!
-Catters.
-12- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday April 7th 2017 Round 2 - Broadview Away GETTING TO KNOW A KING 100 GAMER Name: Matthew John Falzon Nicknames: Falz, Big Johnny, Bean, MJ, Foalsy, Macedonian Monster Age: 25 Occupation: Commercial Development Marital status: Off the market Guernsey Number: 7
Which AFL team do you follow? The only club in SA any self-respecting person could support.
On field goal for 2016? Be competitive in Div 2
Off field goal for 2016? Spend a night at Fats with Jaiden ‘Froffies’ Pengelly and Ryan ‘Maz’ Marini
Who will win the 2017 AFL Grand Final? Bulldogs (Anyone besides the Crows and I’m happy)
Congratulations on 100 games for the Kings! What does the milestone mean to you? Do you have a favourite game from your 99 so far? Playing 100 games for the Kings means a great deal to me. When I first started playing A Grade at the club we were fighting relegation from Div 3 year on year and there were some seriously dark days during those seasons. It has been sensational to see the club grow both on and off the field and even better to finally win a premiership with the majority of the same group I started with. You literally couldn’t have asked for a better and more deserving bunch of blokes to win a flag with and hopefully we can win a few more together. The more reunions the better as far as I’m concerned. Obviously my favourite game/s so far would have to be last year’s Grand Final win and the entire final series in general but there are a few others that stick out aswell. Most notably our relegation battle with Golden Grove out at Golden Grove whilst wearing Port Power’s silver alternate guernsey, beating Kilburn at Kilburn when they were actually good(not the 437 – 1 drubbing, although that was actually pretty fun), ending Unley’s undefeated streak at Haslam and sending Seaton out of the finals in straight sets out at Seaton.
Growing up AFL footy wasn’t always your first choice sport, I hear you played a lot of soccer and even some overseas. Where did your soccer take you and what were some highlights from this part of your life? Do you still play much soccer? Do you think any of your soccer skills have helped you as a footballer? You are correct that many moons ago I did play soccer and was a goalkeeper. I ended up giving school the flick after Year 10 to go play for Hearts FC in Scotland. After a year of living there I realised that it was actually that cold the whole time and headed back home. A definite highlight would have been representing the Maltese national team and not having any idea what anyone was saying . Nowadays I play social/anti-social indoor soccer with fellow Kings, Burg aka The Dutch Windmill and Sandy aka Sandy. Playing soccer certainly didn’t help with my kicking but has definitely helped me win a few free kicks over the years with some questionable diving. -13- THE PEMBROKE KINGS PEMBROKE OLD SCHOLARS FOOTBALL CLUB IT’S GOOD TO BE GREEN 2017 pembrokekings.com.au Friday April 7th 2017 Round 2 - Broadview Away
You have been dating the lovely Victoria for quite a while now. Word on the street is you are the next King to get down on one knee, is this true? Is there any truth to the rumour you are already engaged? Who do you think will be the next player to pop the question? I need to be careful here. Tori reads the Kings Speech religiously and I wouldn’t want to ruin any potential surprise. Mystery is something every good relationship needs after all. Hence I may or may not be the next King down on one knee and the rumour may or may not be true. I think it’s fairly obvious with the amount of social media activity going on that Sammy Willis will be the next player to pop the question. Word on the street is that he may even Facebook Live it
Who are the best three Kings players you have played with during your time at the club? Josh Starke, Eljay Connors, Jimmy Allan
If you could take one Kings team mate away with you on holiday who would it be and why? That would have to be Alexander Ian Fatattafish. Simply as I would love to take him to the US and see how many eating competitions he could win. I reckon he could do a clean sweep of every state and still have room for dessert. Would also love to hear him sing ‘I’m A Scatman’ live. Taking Shane Lee back to India would be a close second.
What is your specialty meal to cook? Cha Ca La Vong. A southern Vietnamese marinated freshwater fish and rice noodle dish (Pretty much give me any ingredient and I’ll whip ya up something fab)
If you could appear in any reality TV show which would it be? Is there such a thing as Australia’s Next Top Mr Bean? No? Okay then it would have to be The Amazing Race.
What is your dream holiday destination? Somewhere with snow and beaches all wrapped into one.
What is your dream job? Quarterback in the NFL. Followed by a successful coaching and pundit career.
What is the coaches favourite saying? “Hold it in”, “Where are the pies?”, “Kick to grass” and “F@%ks sake”
Best AFL/SANFL/VFL player of all time? David Hale Who is your Doppelganger? Rowan Atkinson Which King is most likely to:
- Take their top off at training? Ben Williams – He loves a good base - Snapchat you a photo of their dog? Jimmy/Farmer - Sing at Karaoke? Too many to choose from here. Got a fair few diva’s at the club. Highlights of recent Karaoke nights have been Tucker singing with no mike, Froffies aka Garth Brooks surprising everyone with his rendition of Friends in Low Places, Dog rocking out to Limp Bizkit and Nicho giving his premiership medal to the girl who puts the songs on the screen. - Be late to a game? Maz and Melon - Take a mid-season vacation? That would have to be myself. Hence why it has taken me so long to get to 100 games.
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1. Who ended Carlton’s 22 game winning streak in round 3 1996? 2. How many premierships has Leigh Mathews won as a player and coach? 3. Who was the first player to kick 10 or more goals in a game at Etihad Stadium? 4. How many seasons did it take Fremantle to make a finals series? 5. Which Sydney player amassed 53 possessions in a game against St Kilda in 1989? 6. Who cleaned up Dermott Brereton in the opening seconds of the 1989 Grand Final? 7. Two players have kicked 100 goals in their first 21 VFL/AFL matches, who are they? 8. Which is the only Victorian team to never had a player kick 100 goals in a season? 9. Who holds the record for the most AFL games coached without a premiership?
10. Who kicked the first ever goal for the Gold Coast Suns?
Charlie Dixon Dixon Charlie 10.
Rodney Eade, 360 games 360 Eade, Rodney 9.
Melbourne - best Fred Fanning 97 goals goals 97 Fanning Fred best - Melbourne 8.
John Coleman and Allen Jakovich Jakovich Allen and Coleman John 7.
Mark Yeats, Geelong Geelong Yeats, Mark 6.
Greg Williams Williams Greg 5.
9 seasons - first final in 2003 2003 in final first - seasons 9 4.
Mark LeCras, West Coast, 12 goals, 2010 goals, 12 Coast, West LeCras, Mark 3.
9 - 5 at Hawthorn, 1 at Collingwood, 3 at Brisbane at 3 Collingwood, at 1 Hawthorn, at 5 - 9 2.
Fremantle Fremantle 1.
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Propect Geosonsulltants Jon Reeve Stirling Reeve
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Wells Family James Wells Kanesh Sivashankar
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PEMBROKE KINGS CONTACT
Board Members:
Co-Presidents: Jack Berry Luke Evans
Treasurer Alexander Jarvis
Secretary Michael Walsh
Committee Members: Ben Hill-Ling Charles Canny Chelsea Teelow Hugo Hurley-Wellington Henry Mason Neville Smith Nick Simmons Nick Smerdon Oscar Richardson Stirling Reeve Tom Evans Sam Willis
Sponsors: For further information regarding our memberships and sponsorships please contact the club’s sponsorship team members:
Chelsea Teelow Mobile: 0409 095 380 Email: [email protected]
Michael Walsh Mobile: 0403 199 249 Email: [email protected]
Nick Smerdon Mobile: 0409 280 047 Email: [email protected]
Club Website and Facebook Page:
To follow the Kings progress throughout 2016 please visit our website at www.pembrokekings. com.au and follow the Kings Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeKings. We will provide regular updates throughout the year, so if you want to check up on the latest team selections, player stats, results or just whats happening around the club our website and Facebook page will provide you with all that and more.
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