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Vs METRO LOTTO NRFL Division 1 26 April 2014 2.45pm 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 to Metro Premiers and Reserves to Memorial Park. Before I mention the game just a big thank you to all of the board for the extra effort you have all put in in my absence. Luckily for me this season I haven’t missed a game of the two sides Reserves and First Division. Be patient the results will come so don’t be so hard on yourselves. Over the coming months I hope to get around the rest of the sides and also check on the clubs new coaching co coordinator Keith McKay. I’m told he is doing some great work so get in behind him. The board is still battling away with council to try and achieve a plan for ground development here at Memorial Park and Jellicoe Park. Hopefully some updates later in the season. Its hard work. To youth and juniors, thanks again for your support of the first team with such great numbers of ball boys and girls. Reminder to visitors and last years social members that it is time to re-join. I’m looking forward to catching up after your games. Kerry Bevan NOTICE TO ALL CLUB MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS The purpose of this Code of Conduct is to encourage fair, ethical treatment of all persons and organisations that come under the umbrella of New Zealand Football (NZF). Obviously some sections of the Code will be more applicable to some persons and groups than others. All persons will agree to abide by the NZF Code of Conduct and acknowledge that any breach of the Code of Conduct, or any part of it, may result in disciplinary action under the NZF Constitution, Regulations and Policies. The following Code of Conduct applies to all NZF members and persons participating in NZF activities. As a NZF member and/or participant you should meet the following requirements with regard to your conduct during any NZF sanctioned activity: regulations and policies. FIFA. For the full version of the NZF Code of Conduct, please refer to: http://www.nzfootball.co.nz/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/ NZF__Code_of_Conduct.pdf Reserve Coaches Comments Welcome to all Manurewa and Metro supporters for this weeks up and coming clash. This weeks game looms as another important one for us because if we can pick up the three points from Metro, it will give us a bit of breathing space as they sit just below with one point less. Last weekend saw Manurewa come away with the full six points from their two games, but not before giving coaches and managers heart palpitations at times. Our first game saw us take on Mt Albert Ponsonby in our first home game of the season and was a hard fought affair with the wind giving both sides ample opportunity to take advantage. The visitors had the wind in the first half and created numerous chances but failed to capitalize on any, but we also created 2 or 3 good chances that also went begging. Our back four had outstanding games and soaked up most of the pressure that they put us under. So it was good to go in at half time 0-0, and we knew that if we put the balls in the right areas, we could apply the same sort of pressure. And that's exactly what we did. We created numerous chances but it wasn't until Brendan was fouled after a brilliant solo run where he was brought down from behind and Cole slotted the winner home from the penalty spot. Mondays game against Hibiscus Coast was a little more one sided than the score may suggest and we pretty much dominated from the outset of the game. We scored 2 cracking goals, both from crosses, and Brendan was once more felled in the box to give us a 3-1 lead at half time. But as in previous games, we kept letting the opposition back in with silly mistakes that are leading to goals and that is something we will be trying to rectify this week. We finally got the result 4 -3, but will look at how we can really close teams out in the future. Good luck to all Manurewa sides this weekend and look forward to seeing you afterwards. Steve METRO Reserves Reserves 1 Peter Bracken GK Dillan Patel 2 Ravneel Chandra (GK) GK Jared Karam 3 Rodney Brunton 4 Ittirod Bunkhong (Tom) 3 Callum MacKenzie 5 Hamish Phillips 5 Logan Hart 6 Darel Nursafitri 7 Justin Bish 7 Yashneel Singh 8 Michael Parry 8 Steven Johnson 9 Harlen Jordan 10 Oscar Lipscombe 9 Toby Edwards 11 Jonathan Vanneste 10 Brendan Larsen 12 Eldin Hasanbegovic 13 Mathew Brunton (RGK) 11 Kyle Whapshott 14 Stefan Bebich 12 Paul Edgar 15 Jason Ly 16 Clinton Randell 13 Theara Thay 17 Tyler Stuart 14 Yuanwen Zhao 18 Ravikesh Chandra 19 Quoc Kien Nguyen 15 Jason Daniels 20 Hugo Lester 16 Dylan Feldtman 21 Darren Kynoch-Kelly 17 Cole Devenport Coach: Coach: Steve Wood Michael Taylor Manager: Anja Pannekoek Asst Coach: Anthony Owens Date Opposition Score Goal Scorer/s Player of the Day 29 March (A) Mangere United 2—0 Pablo Yackson 5 April (A) Ellerslie 4 - 2 Kieran Nevey (Pen) Kieran Nevey Brody Cleave 12 April (A) Eastern Suburbs 1—0 Pablo Yackson 18 April (H) Mt Albert Ponsonby 2—0 Stephen Carmichael (2) Stephen Carmichael 21 April (A) Hibiscus Coast 4—2 Kieran Nevey Marvin Eakins Stephen Carmichael 26 April (H) Metro 3 May (H) Papatoetoe AFC 18 May (A) North Shore 24 May (H) Western Springs 31 May (A) Melville 7 June (H) Takapuna 21 June (H) Ellerslie 28 June (H) Mangere United 5 July (H) Eastern Suburbs 12 July (A) Mt Albert Ponsonby 19 July (H) Hibiscus Coast 25 July (A) Metro 2 August (A) Papatoetoe AFC 9 August (H) North Shore 16 August (A) Western Springs 24 August (H) Melville 30 August (A) Takapuna First Team Coaches Comments Welcome to Metro and all Manurewa supporters for today's game. Other than the win against Mount Albert Ponsonby on Good Friday, it's been a tough start to the season for the team with some things going against us, unfortunately there's nothing we can do now. More important right now is the game and opposition we have to play today. Metro have had a slow start to the season, but with the players and quality they possess, it's only a matter of time before they start getting the results they are hoping for. There have been patches of good play this season, but we need to put it in for a full 90 minutes if we are to do well in this league. The past 3 games have shown we can work hard and put in a good effort, we just need to execute better. So for us today is an opportunity to reflect on the positives, let go of the negatives and things we can't control, and put in a strong performance for ourselves and our supporters and get some points on the board. Cheers, H, Nath & Mark Lotto Northern League Division1 1 Mataias Contreas 2 Greg Crestanello 3 Robert Garcia 4 Antony Cibilich 5 Justin Horan 6 Cole Devenport 7 Marvin Eakins 8 David Shin 9 Gurpreet Singh 10 Keiran Nevey 11 Mathew Thomas 12 Troy Cleave 13 Todd Herbert 14 Hoani Edwards 15 Eammon O’Brien 16 Brody Cleave 17 Stephen Carmichael 18 Pablo Yackson Res GK Jared Karam Coaches: Hoani Edwards Nathan Christie Mark Armstrong GK Coach: Craig Hastings Manager: Adrian Stewart Physiotherapist: Dawn Church (Physio Rehab) Match Officials: Ball Boys: 11th Leopards METRO Lotto Northern League Division 1 GK. Dave Self GK David White 2. John Chisholm 3. Dan Campbell 4. Jesse Scott 5. Amir Khosravi 6. Otis Maddison 7. Kelly Jack Martin 8. Stu Hogg 9. Rory Kelly 10. Diego Richasse 11. Ian Hogg 12. Dale Bennetto 13. Dave Carron 14. Arnold Kochasira 15. Jacob Mathews 16. Nick Paterson 17. Rafi Mohammadi 18. Matt Norris 19. Bright Nkrumah 20. David White 21. Kuyama Toma 22. 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