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Zidane Disaster Yo Mama Plays Soccer Dangerous Games Serving the Beautiful Game Zidane Disaster By Carrie Serwetnyk Dangerous Yo Mama Games By Travor Kew plays Soccer By Stephanie Hawco Countdown freekickmag.com | Aug 2009 Kitsilano’s Sports Bar Contents 4 Contributors 5 Editor's Note 6 World Cup: Less than one year to go By Michael Oldham 8 Yo Mama Plays Soccer By Stephanie Hawco 10 Red Card Yellow Card Photo by Damien du Toit 12 Zidane Disaster By Carrie Serwetnyk 16 Dangerous Games: Soccer and Landmines in Northwestern Cambodia By Trevor Kew 18 Soccer Shorts 19 Recipe: Fruit Crisp By Heather McLean 21 Kidz Section 22 SoccerScopes Cover Photo by Neil McCartney / The Citizen 2 free kick August 2009 August 2009 free kick 3 Free Kick Team Fernando Fei, Design & Production Martin Bazyl, Photography Serving the Beautiful Game Raised in Argentina, Fernando always jokes Martin is a freelance photographer, with a passion Editor’s Note that football runs through his veins. His passion, for the game that unites all. Based in Toronto, he knowledge, and design talent gives Free Kick its face. hopes to be a part of a rise and breakthrough in the Editor: Carrie Serwetnyk Carrie Serwetnyk, nation where football is the number one played sport. [email protected] First Woman Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame Design & Production: Fernando Fei [email protected] Lindsay Marsh, Editorial Assistant Neil Humphrey, Webmaster elcome back. With all the talk about the Winter Equipped with a BA in English Lit and a Sustainable Neil is a passionate local coach and suit in the football Olympics in 2010, it seems a pretty important event Photography: Goga Bayat Community Development Post-Bacc Diploma, community. His multi-talented skills in competitive happening next summer has been way overlooked [email protected] Lindsay spent 3 years teaching and volunteering in sailing and the beautiful game gave him a compass to in our part of the world. Everywhere else on the Japan and SW. Asia. Her passion for sports led her to travel extensively around the world. Here at home, he planet, the big news is the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, June many muddy games of soccer with boys and girls at consults in marketing, PR, Internet sectors and all the Feroze Hamid W a children’s home in Thailand. www.go-mad.org. latest soccer junkie info. Beware Voyageurs! [email protected] 11th to July 11th 2010. An African nation has never before hosted football’s biggest tournament. Mailing Address: Suite 128 Contributors 1917 West 4th, Avenue Soccer is the most popular sport in the world and I am always Vancouver, BC, V6J 1M7 amazed to know that over 160 eligible countries participate in Trevor Kew competitive matches in five regions over two years to qualify for Trevor is a Canadian teacher and writer based in Advertising Inquiries: 604.551.7006 32 spots in the World Cup. Canada has only qualified once in 80 Leighton Buzzard, England and spends most of [email protected] his time playing, coaching or watching football. years: during their ‘86 run in Mexico. Of course, our struggles are Trevor supports Watford and Manchester United. Editorial Inquiries: 604.551.7006 an entirely different story, but pointing this out is a reminder of He claims to have fouled strikers on three [email protected] the magnitude of participation involved in earning the right to play continents. Red Card! in the big dance. I often imagine the logistics required for each Piper Bradley Printing: Teldon Print Media country, especially in poor African nations or islands in the Pacific, Anna is a 17 year old Vancouver artist who is to find the resources to pool together coaches, players, equipment, crazy for cartooning…and just a bit crazy in playing fields and transportation to compete against neighbouring general. She migrates around the city in her Free Kick is a free publication. It is published rivals. How great it must be to cheer for your home country. cardboard starving artist box doing art for food monthly and distributed to retail soccer stores, and stealing your single socks from laundry stadiums, sporting retailers, communiy centers, Obviously we have a lot to learn before we are able to one day machines. and many pick up locations throughout the greater Vancouver area. For more information fully understand this experience. Michael Oldham please contact [email protected] or visit our Mike is a soccer journalist from Edinburgh. website at www.freekickmag.com. As great as the Olympics will be in Vancouver, only a percentage Along with Scottish haggis, he eats up anything of the world has tasted a snowflake. Its time we also tap into the to do with the beautiful game. He is the buzz happening everywhere else. producer of football phone-in radio show and Publisher’s Note: is presently writing a book on the MLS. www. insidesoccerusa.blogspot.com In addition, we wanted to respond to the Zinedine Zidane tour Why “Serving the Beautiful Game?” that took place in June and July. Our publication gave credit and Stephanie Hawco As a magazine we have the ability to give a much needed attention to the man known here in Canada more for his infamous Stephanie Hawco grew up writing in acknowledgement to individuals who contribute their head butt than his exceptional career as a World Champion. We Newfoundland Now, she’s a Vancouver mom. energy to soccer. Our mission is to serve the players, were also proudly involved as an organizer and sponsor of a free, She lives with her new little person, Oliver and fans, parents and coaches who want information and her Cornish husband, who is forever reminding support for their passion. two-day camp that gave 100 kids the opportunity to meet Zidane. her that “it’s football, not soccer.” However, the tour itself received significant criticism due to the Brazilian star Pele’s most renowned quote was when questionable practices of promoter Achene Adlani, so much so that he called “football” the “beautiful game.” The quote we felt it was necessary to define our involvement in the event. Heather McLean speaks for itself to all those who have played soccer or admired it in the stands. It hits the mark between how We strive to be a positive publication, but so many people were Heather's specialty is healthy and alternative it looks on the outside and how it feels on the inside profoundly affected by the mismanagement of the event that we vegan creations. She lives in East Vancouver. playing it. have exercised our freedom of expression to air this viewpoint. We feel the combination to “Serve the Beautiful Game” matches our ambitions as a magazine. Our joy for the game remains with our kid’s section, funnies, Soccerscopes and stories on our soccer mom and the way the beautiful game is saving lives in Cambodia. Enter to win tickets to P.19see Copyright © 2007. No portion of this publication may Serving the Beautiful Game Dale Mitchell David Beckham Serving the Beautiful Game by Tony Waiters The power of Be in the Game! As always, we wish you the best in your game. Football in Women’s National Team: Africa C h i n l o n e Swept under the Turf be reproduced in whole or in part, without the written by Ibrahim Dabo by Carrie Serwetnyk Mystic Ball Exclusive by Greg Hamilton Free Kick is distributed throughout Greater Vancouver area to a readership Subscription “Pick Up in Ghana” FIFA Women's by Rob Taylor July Issue July . World Cup CHINA 2007 England: June 2008 Issue June . permission of the publisher. All rights reserved. Free Free Exclusive U20 . Coverage Spectators for August / September August Issue (1/2) . World Cup by Carrie Serwetnyk Euro 2008 of 42,000. Partnered with The Province, our magazine is now available by Trevor Kew Coverage Free . min Canadian Women's National Team: 30 www.freekickmag.com www.freekickmag.com Interview online in the sports section. Approximately 300,000 viewers visit The Interview Dreams Realized 30’Nick Dasovic Christine by Carrie Serwetnyk 5 issues for $19.99 Canada U20 Assistant Coach www.freekickmag.com Sinclair Province daily. We are also at a number of the Vancouver Whitecaps home Free Kick Magazine is an : Cristiano Ronaldo: Beckham Hot Yoga with The Tattoos, the Tan and the Love him or Hate Him environmentally friendly publication. (includes postage) Spice Girl Wife KARA LANG games, including Family Nights with our Free Kick Wall in the Fun Zone. Come test your shot! Printed on recycled paper. All payments by cheque. contact: [email protected] 4 free kick August 2009 604-551-7006 August 2009 free kick 5 Story by Michael Oldham WORLD CUP: South Africa 2010 LESS THAN ONE YEAR TO GO atching the recent Cup has helped answer many of record five times. Dunga’s men look qualifying section, while team-mate Confederations Cup and these queries, though the blasts of the to have finally moved on from the Didier Drogba is hoping his Ivory Coast admiring the style of Spain, vuvuzela – the horns that were heard 2002 winning generation of the R’s – side can also make it two tournaments the determination of the United almost incessantly throughout some Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos and in a row after an impressive showing in WStates and the overall class of Brazil, we were matches – will be a concern for anyone Ronaldinho – with a few new faces, 2006. No African team has ever made reminded of the romance, excitement and sheer worried about the atmosphere at the including Real Madrid’s maestro Kaka, it past the quarter-final stage at a World unpredictability of international football.
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