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Volume 13, number 1 1

13th June2015

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Wed. June 10, 4pm:Serbia v HungaryOtago StadiumThurs. June 11,NZ Ferns v Canada

FPL, Saturday, 2.45 pmRoslyn Wakari v Green Island, Ellis Park

Mosgiel v Northern, MemorialCaversham v Dn. Technical, Tonga Park

Vol. 13, No. 11, 13 th June, 2015

Contents,Intro Page 3NZ U20s Progress ! Page 4Whistle Blower Page 5Foydat Milk Cup Page 6FPL matches at StadiumPage 7InterFed Squads Page 8NZ Ferns, Canada Page 9Womens World Cup Page 10FIFA Action Page 11FIFA Pics Page 12Danny Hay takeover Page 13Russia 2018 Page 14Cups Draw, Page 15Weekend FPL Games Page 16Weekend FPL Games Page 17Weekend FPL Games Page 18Weekend FPL Games Page 19Ferns Fall Page 20Canada W. Cup Page 21Womens Football Page 22

Futsal Page 23Joel Stevens Page 24Referees Page 25League Tables Page 26Mex v Uruguay Page 27FIFA Action Page 28FIFA action Page 29FSouth AGM Page 30Wooliam Tickets Page 31

Football SouthMatch Programme

FPL, Sat 13 June. 2.45 pmRoslyn Wakari v Green Island, Ellis Park


Kingsgate Prem. Womens Lg. 1 pm, Sunday, 14 JuneDn Technical Senior W. v University Prem, Culling

Ros-Wakari Prem v Queenstown Women, EllisUniversity B W. v Dn Technical Premier W. Logan

Weekend Football Matches

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Wednesday, Serbia v Hungary, Stadium, 4 pm


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FIFA U20 almost Over... in Dunedin...

Yes, a pic is worth a thousand words, fabulous football at the OtagoStadium, big crowd, sunshine, and superb skills - under some hardmarking and tackling.

Folk will be talking about these games for years. Below, in anamesake tackle, Portugal’s Raphael Guzzo gets dumped, his bigmate Estrela protests, and the tattood tackler skips onwards.

Meanwhile the NZ lads progress to the next stage - bravofor the boys, as they face even tougher opposition next up.It's likely they will playPortugal in Hamilton on Thursday. And we get Serbia v Hungary on Wednesday...

Tough luck for the Ferns, losing to the Netherlands 1-nil, and next upon Thursday is the host Canada, with John Herdman at the helm... Rab.

NZ

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The New Zealand Men’s U-20s came from a goal down to record their first ever winat a FIFA U-20 World Cup on Friday, taking an emphatic 5-1 victory over Myanmarat Wellington, and Joel Stevens was among the goalscoprers..

And After picking up that 5-1 win at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in WellingtonFriday, the Men’s U-20s made history again on Saturday; qualifying for the roundof 16 without kicking a ball.

New Zealand’s place was confirmed as one of the best third placed sidesafter Saturday afternoon’s Group C games saw Senegal come from behind to beatQatar 2-1 and Portugal were 3-1 winners over Colombia.

It's likely they will play Portugal in Hamilton on Thursday. Portugal won allthree games in convincing fashion (3-0 against Senegal, 4-0 over Qatar and 3-1against Colombia) and would be overwhelming favourites against the Junior AllWhites, who have never beaten a European team at this level.

Brazil set up an all-South American clash with Uruguay at the Under-20World Cup after this afternoon battling to see off North Korea. After edging Nigeriaand Hungary in their opening two group E encounters, Brazil repeated the formula intheir final match of pool play in Christchurch.

Germany's under-20 side look the odds-on favourites to emulate theirsenior side and lift the World Cup following a third comfortable victory on Sunday.

In Next Round...

The terrible Trio, Messi, Suarez and Neymar, celebratewinning the UEFA Champions trophy, in Berlin, after

Barcelona beat Juventus in June.


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FIFA Action at the Otago Stadium

The biggest news story of the year was breaking, but the journalist responsible was fastasleep.

It was just after dawn on May 27 whenAndrew Jennings' phone began ringing. Swisspolice had just launched a startling raid on a luxuryhotel in Zurich, arresting seven top Fifa officials andcharging them and others with running a $150 millionracket. The world was stunned.

The waking world, that is. If Jennings hadbothered to climb out of bed, he wouldn't have beensurprised at the news.

After all, he was the man who set theinvestigation in motion, with a book in 2006, Foul! TheSecret World of Fifa: Bribes, Vote-Rigging and TicketScandals, followed by an expos aired on the BBC'sPanorama programme that same year, and thenanother book in 2014, called Omerta: Sepp Blatter'sFifa Organised Crime Family.

Whistle Blower Jennings

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Milk Cup lads from Sierra Leone

Beer Tasting Connoisseurs Nite, 11 June

Remember that OE trip to the Oktoberfest ?dredge up those memories,and Support the Lads travel fund.

Prove that your palate has improved...Sample the Mac’s Beer Range, and othersGet your Family & friends together and comesupport the Milk Cup team at Cableways!

Host - Milly Milburn-Lion BreweriesFor persons living within the Cableways catchmenta Taxi Bus home will be providedlimited to 50 persons, Starts 7pm, RSVP –[email protected]

$25

Thursday 11th of June

Milk Cup 2015

GlasgowRangerswill bethere aswell ...


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Tuesday, 7th July,Kick-offs at at 6.30 pm.

Roslyn-Wakari v University.Thursday, 9th July, Northern v Caversham,

Tuesday, 14th July, Green Island v

Senior Level 2, 5 days over two long weekends plus a bonus Youth level 3 qualification ifyou sign up for an additional day at the end of the Senior Level 2Venue: Dunedin18, 19 & 20 September Part 125, 26 September Part 29am - 5pm each DayCost: $1050 +GSTBonus: Youth L3 qualificationBy Adding 27th Septemberonto the Senior L2 Course Additional Cost $140 +GSTContent Covered:

Match analysis, the objectives and structure of football, The NZF Philosophy and vision,The NZF team model, developing a coaching process. Plan, Prepare, Conduct and evaluate agame training session.

Senior Level 2, Coaching Course in Dunedin

FPL Matches at FB Stadium

Shane Carvell, Football Development Manager is pleased toannounce the list of players selected for the Federation Talent Centreinter-Fed games to be held in July.

Thank you to all the players who attended the Football SouthFTC Games Day last weekend. We were very pleased with both theattendance and quality across all age groups.

Due to the high standard of quality it made the selectiondecisions very difficult.For those who have been selected Congratulations !!!!!

For the players that have missed out we understand they willbe naturally disappointed not to be chosen. We hope they use thissetback as an incentive to continue to train hard at their regional FTCprogrammes in order to make selection at future opportunities as theypresent themselves, Shane Carvell, Football Development Manager

Interfed 2015 - Squads for 6th-9th July in Christchurch

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Age Group: 2002/03Girls1. Ruby Anderson2. Jodie Burrell3. Tessa Campbell4. Erin Dickie5. Madeleine Fairley6. Laura Gargiulo7. Sophie Hawkins8. Libby Holdridge9. Aine Kelly10. Eve Nichols11. Ella Scarf-Miller12. Georgia Ward13. Alyssa Wells14. Sylvia Otley (Gk)

2000/01 Girls1. Jonna Barth2. Emma Black3. Emma Deaker4. Lana Deaker5. Sophie Dijkstra6. Makayla Gray7. Alex Gregory8. Emily Henderson9. Amy Hislop10. Zoe Hislop11. Georgia Mitchell12. Zoe Thomas13. Tahlia Roome14. Crystal Van Gorp15. Abby Vinicombe16. Lara Wall

Age Group: 2003Boys (9v9), Team 11. Angus Bre�2. Spencer Cunliff3. Spencer Gable4. Ma�hew Harding5. Hamish Mair6. Harry Major7. Jack McFarlane8. Caleb Mcllvanney9. Rapheal Meurier10. Jack Murphy11. Jaden Pritchard12. Alex Boomer (GK)

Age Group: 2003 Boys (9v9). Team 213. Reuben Cook14. Sam Cosgrove15. George Duncan16. George Higham17. Levi James18. Cormac Kelly19. Saul Mawhinney20. Geordie McCully21. Tyler Muir22. Will Turner23. Benjamin W.-Davies24. Anton Stoddard (Gk)

Age Group: 2002 Boys(11v11), Team 11. Johnathan Brook2. Brodie Chambers3. Bailey Chambers4. Aleks Cheifetz5. Taylor Donaldson6. Bri�an Dowling7. Laurent Edwards8. Ryuesi Ishiabishi9. Hamish Kampman10. Benjamin Lund11. Harry Milligan12. Callum Officer13. Ma� Stewart14. Lewis Wall15. Thomas Poole (Gk)

Age Group: 2002 Boys(11v11), Team 216. Braedyn Arbuckle17. Henry Baxter18. George Bates19. Weston Bell20. Louis Conway21. Jake Foster22. Ryan Gardiner23. Jordan King24. Jacob Lang25. Jackson O’Connor26. Liam Mar"n27. Brynn Sinclair28. Noah Sco�29. Samuel Taylor30. Jack Lister (Gk)

Age Group: 2001 Boys(11v11),1. Aaron Allen2. Joseph Araya3. Thomas Baxter4. Harold Chinula5. Sam Clydesdale6. Tyler Cunningham7. Conor Evans8. Karma Gyeltshen9. Ma� Hanrahan10. Kayde Hollebon11. Xavier Meurier12. Caleb Sharkey13. Joshua Skryba14. Tom Warman15. En Watanabe16. Jayden Tucker (Gk)

Age Group: 2000 Boys(11v11)1. Cam Anderson2. Joseph Carvell3. Ma� Cordelle4. Ben Deeley5. Rory Findlay6. Jayden Grindley7. Bradley Holdridge8. Luke Mitchell9. Rian Norton10. Tim O’Farrell11. Jacob Pritchard12. Keita Rudd13. Alex Smith14. Dan Tan15. Shay Thom16. Ben Dubyk (Gk)

Age Group: 1999 Boys(11v11)1. Kasam Ali2. Solomon Blaker3. Tim Coates4. Alex Campbell5. Ben Hadida6. Adam Hewson7. Max Johnston8. Jack Kelly9. Yugen Miyahara10. Ben Nind11. Cameron Sco�12. Keiran Stephenson13. Todd Wilson14. John Woodall15. Niko Cockerell (GK)16. Stuart Ca�o (Gk)


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Name DOB POS Club Height Caps Goals1 Erin NAYLER , 17.04.1992 GK Norwest United AFC (NZL) 175 28 02 Ria PERCIVAL , 07.12.1989 DF FF USV Jena (GER) 161 103 113 Anna GREEN , 20.08.1990 DF No club affiliation 167 55 74 Katie DUNCAN, 01.02.1988 MF FC Zurich Frauen (SUI) 161 102 15 Abby ERCEG, 20.11.1989 DF Chicago Red Stars (USA) 177 113 46 Rebekah STOTT, 17.06.1993 DF No club affiliation 172 39 07 Ali RILEY RILEY, 30.10.1987 DF FC Rosengard (SWE) 164 92 18 Jasmine PEREIRA, 20.07.1996 FW Three Kings United SC (NZL) 168 8 09 Amber HEARN, 28.11.1984 FW FF USV Jena (GER) 173 99 4510 Sarah GREGORIUS, 06.08.1987 FW AS Elfen Saitama (JPN) 157 66 2311 Kirsty YALLOP, 04.11.1986 MF Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 164 89 1212 Betsy HASSETT, 04.08.1990 MF No club affiliation 158 79 813 Rosie WHITE, 06.06.1993 FW No club affiliation 165 69 1414 Katie BOWEN, 15.04.1994 MF Univ. North Carolina (USA) 172 26 015 Meikayla MOORE, 04.06.1996 DF Eastern Suburbs AFC (NZL) 172 10 016 Annalie LONGO, 01.07.1991 MF Coastal Spirit FC (NZL) 157 78 617 Hannah WILKINSON, 28.05.1992 FW Univ. Tennessee (USA) 176 69 2218 Catherine BOTT, 22.04.1995 DF Forrest Hill Milford United AFC (NZL) 165 1 019 Evie MILLYNN, 23.11.1994 MF Eastern Suburbs AFC (NZL) 158 2 020 Daisy CLEVERLEY, 30.04.1997 MF Forrest Hill Milford United AFC (NZL) 167 3 221 Rebecca ROLLS , 22.08.1975 GK Three Kings United SC (NZL) 178 21 022 Emma KETE, 01.09.1987 FW Fencibles United AFC (NZL) 163 48 323 Cushla LICHTWARK, 29.11.1980 GK Upper Hutt City FC (NZL) 181 0 0

NZ Ferns in World Cup, CanadaGroup A

Date Match City06.06.2015 Canada 1, China PR nil EDMONTON6th June. NZ Ferns 0 Netherlands 1 EDMONTON11th June Canada - New Zealand EDMONTON11.06.2015 China PR - Netherlands EDMONTON15.06.2015 Netherlands - Canada MONTREAL15.06.2015 China PR - New Zealand WINNIPEG

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Mosgiel AFC, Club Quiz, Sat. 13th June, 7.30 pmHappy Hour 6.30 - 7-30 pm, $5 per person, Teams of 4-6 people,

BYO nibbles

FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ Preliminary Competition

Year Teams Matches Goals Ø2015 128 398 1,643 4.13Asian Zone - AFC 20 teams / 5 slotsAustralia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, China PR, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, India, Iran,Japan, Jordan, KoreaRepublic, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Myanmar, Palestine, Philippines, Thailand,Uzbekistan, VietnamAfrican Zone - CAF 22 teams / 3 slotsAlgeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Comoros, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, EquatorialGuinea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal,South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia, Zambia, ZimbabweNorth, Central American & Caribbean Zone -26 teams / 3 (3.5) slots + host CanadaAntigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica,Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica,(Martinique*), Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia,St. Vincent / Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, USVirgin Islands, USA.South American Zone - CONMEBOL 10 teams / 3 (2.5) slotsArgentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay,VenezuelaOceanian - OFC 4 teams / 1 slot, Cook Islands, New Zealand, PN Guinea, TongaEuropean Zone - UEFA 46 teams / 8 slotsAlbania, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, CzechRepublic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, FYR Macedonia,Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia,Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro,Netherlands, Northern Ireland,Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic ofIreland, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia,Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,Sweden,Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Wales

The CoachCoach Tony Readings assumed the reins inthe wake of John Herdman’s departure in 2011with the latter taking over the coaching rolewith host nation Canada.

Readings successfully led the team atthe 2012 Olympic Games as New Zealandreached the knockout stage of a majortournament for the first time.


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Colombia

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Terracing Tam ForecastMexico v Uruguay 2Serbia v Mali 1Columbia v Portugal 2Serbia v Mexico 1

‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’

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Time is running out,get those ticketsNOW !

As the NZ U-17 side prepares for World Cup U17 in Chile in October, Figueira andassistant coach, Paul Temple, have been replaced by a pair of former All Whitescaptains in Danny Hay and Chris Zoricich effective immediately.

Hay – who totalled 31 caps for his country in between 1996 and 2007 – takes upthe head coach role while Zoricich – who played 58 times for New Zealand between1988 and 2003 – assumes the assistant coach position.

New Zealand Football High Performance Director Fred de Jong says “at thispoint in time we feel Danny and Chris are a better fit for guiding this team for theremainder of the campaign while maintaining the strong link to our teams further up thepathway.

“The U-17 tier of that structure is incredibly important with the players coming ingetting their first taste of the New Zealand Football philosophy, an experience which setsthe tone for their future development towards our U-20, Olympic and All Whites teams,”de Jong said.

“I thank Jose and Paul for their commitment and dedication to the side to thispoint in the cycle which has seen the team book their place at the FIFA U-17 World Cupin October.”

Danny Hay and Chris Zoricich Take Over U17s

Take your pick lads - its either the Barlinnie Jail Crop, or possibly the LittleRichard cut - who’s Little Richard ? Better ask your Dad, or Gerry O’Farrell, orsome other smooth muso like Marcel Rodeka, who still sings Lucille, in his bath...

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Fancy starting to save for the next World Cup, or areyou still recovering from Brazil ?

FIFA says - Delivering the greatest sport to thegreatest possible number of people: our compact andefficient hosting plan for the 2018 FIFA World CupRussia™ is born of both natural geography andthoughtful design, with 11 host cities and stadiumsin four major clusters:

Central (Moscow)Northern (St Petersburg, Kaliningrad)Volga River (Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara,Volgograd, Saransk)Southern (Sochi, Rostov-on-Don)Stand-alone city of EkaterinburgEfficiencyFrom host city to host city, Russia andits people will offer many distinctive,captivating, once-in-a-lifetimeexperiences in a single event.4 venue clusters, 11 host cities, 12 all-football stadiumsThe 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia will open to the world a country with 143 millionpeople, spanning nine of the world's twenty-four standard time zones, representing morethan 140 ethnic groups and speaking over 100 languages.

FIFA World Cup Russia, 2018

Top free kick by Mexico’s Kevin Guitierrez, clinched 2-1 win over Uruguay


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Cup Football, July 2015

Chatham Cup Round 3 27th June 2015 2 pm

Mosgiel AFC v Otago University AFC,Memorial park.

Northern Hearts AFC v Dunedin Technical AFC,Aorangi Park

Women’s Knock Out CupThe Quarter Final for the Women’s knock out cup willbe hosted in Dunedin due to an agreement between Mainland Football andFootball South in where we alternate which Federation will host theQuarter Final so that the cost is shared equally.

Coastal Spirit is the Home team for the match, therefore the matchwill be played Saturday 11th July as they normally play on Saturdays.Coastal Spirit v Dunedin Technical , Saturday 11th July, 2015, 1p.m.,Caledonian Ground, Dunedin

Former Green Islandplayer, Joel Stevensjumps with Joy doing a360, after scoring inthe 5-1 win overMyanmar.

At 1-0 downafter 30 minutes, NewZealand looked introuble, but they wereable to get back in thegame, via goals byNoah Billingsley 40,Monty Patterson 47,Joel Stevens 78, SamBrotherton 81, ClaytonLewis 89, and theyran Myanmar down inthe second spell

Jumping Joel’s

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FootballSouth

1 Tom Stevens2 Tyrr Barringer-Tairi3 Isaac Nicholson4 James Watson5 Curtis Day6 Damo Foster7 Mike Sannum8 Ben O’Farrell9 Blair Bates10 Cam Attwood11 Fraser Cameron12 Rupert Mark13 Shea Thompson14 Seamus Gray15 Nathan Wilkie16 Al Craig17 Patrick Obanda

Coach Col ThomManager TVGGk Coach P. Evans



University v Milk Cup Squad

Roslyn-Wakari v Green Island Sat. 13 June, Ellis park, 2.45 pm.

1. Josh Dyjkstra.2. Ollie Brown3. Jesse Smith4. Cam McPhail5. Tom Milton6. Nathan Gunn7. Bob Cox8. Sean McIntee9. Jack Kirkwood10. Jake Johnson11. Connor Neil12. Nick Meglinski13. Matt Mitchell14. David Mwangi15. Andrew Marshall16. Reid Hulleman17. Todd Wilson18. Ben Koire19. Nathan McDonell

Coach,Malcolm Fleming,Mngrs. Peter Martin,Mark Stewart

Match Officials, Francois Cuccurullo, Jack Cowie, Mark Currie


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Premier LeagueMosgiel v Northern

Match Officials, Craig Campbell ,Craig Smith, Alistair Neilson

1 Blair Brown2 Paolo Timajo3 Kris Sweetapple4 Jack Rea5 Adam Harris6 David Henderson7 Andrew Welford8 Campbell Kerr9 Craig Wilkinson10 Greg Thurlow11 Angus Milne12 Emmet MacLaurin13 Taylor Quirk14 Jonty Ashworth15 Marko Kondov16 Mike Scott17 Shaun RichardsRGK - Fred Haidekker

Coach Murray DevereuxAsst. Lewis Houghton& Jeff SatterthwaiteManager Tony GallowayPhysios Connor Doyle& Caleb Dela Cruz

1 Zane Green2 Jessie Wright3 Tom Kindley4 Matt Kelly5 Aaron Corkill6 Tom Cairns7 Morgan Day8 Rahan Ali9 Isaac Snell10 Eder Franchini11 Cody Brook12 Tom Bekkers13 Hamish Cotter14 Reagan Coldicott15 Michael Bu16 Riley Anderton17 Ifeanyichukwu Ability Unamadu

Coach Andy BrookManager Pat HowellTech. DirectorCraig Stevens.

FPL, Sat 20 June, 2.45 pmNorthern v Caversham, CaledonianMosgiel v Roslyn Wakari, MemorialGreen Island v University, Sunnyvale

Dn Technical v Milk Cup Squad

Sat. 13 June, at Memorial park, 2.45 pm

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University v Milk Cup

1, James Berry2, Thomas Morley3, Matt Webb4, Cory Glover5, Joe Clark6, Michael Hurley7, Warkina Tujuba8, Matt Edridge9, Ewan Bakker10, Jeremy Fong11, Truthus Toheriri12, Arnon Tapp13, Henry Flood14, Seb Brown15, Elliot Martin16, Abel banda17, Angus Pauley18, Darren Hart

Coach Darren Hart



University v Milk Cup Squad

1 Hayden Beweley2 Spencer Byers3 Matthew Duke4 Anton Fitzgerald5 Ryan Fleming6 Ben Happs7 Josh MacMillan8 Josh Makey9 George McCall10 Emrys McNabb11 Tom Milton12 Alastiar Moore13 Karl Northey14 Ben O’Farrell15 Kai Paetz16 Ben Rae17 Jack Short18 Nick Smart19 Jack Smith20 Liam Whittaker

CoachNeil Mackenzie

Match Officials, to be announced...

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Sat. 13 June, Tonga Park, 2.45 pm.

Caversham v Dn Technical

1. Callum Flaws2. Jude Fitzpatrick3. Craig Ferguson4. Logan Wrightwebb5. Sam Cosgrave6. Mitchell Carter7. Seamus Ryder ©8. Andrew Ridden9. Brett Clifford10. Thomas Jackson11. Lewis Jackson12. Michael Hogan13. Daryl Putt RGK14. Viljami Vuorenmaa15. Jared Grove17. Rhys Henderson18. Tore Waechter19. Sam Collier

Head Coach:Tim HornerAssistant Coach:Richard Murray

1 - Tom Batty2 - David Hayman3 - Ross Howard4 - Andrew Douglas5 - Matt Joy6 - Michael Abbott7 - Justin Flaws8 - Tim McLennan9 – Josh Stewart10 - Taylor McCormack11 - Alistair Rickerby12 - Aaron Burgess13 – Liam Whittaker14 – Abe McPherson15 - Tom Houghton16 – Christian Yarros17 – Michael Neaverson18 - John Curwen19 – Logan Mamanu20 – Matt McKay

Coach - Aaron BurgessAssistant - Nick Cooper

FPL, Sat 20 June, 2.45 pmNorthern v Caversham, CaledonianMosgiel v Roslyn Wakari, MemorialGreen Island v University, Sunnyvale

Dn Technical v Milk Cup Squad

Premier League

Match Officials, Anton Whelan, Calvin Berg, Jeff Clamp, David O'Hare

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The Football Ferns are still waiting for their first FIFAWomen’s World Cup win after falling to theNetherlands 0-1 in Edmonton on Sunday.

Lieke Martens’s expertly taken 20-metrecurling shot in the 33rd minute ultimately proved thedifference between the two teams with the Dutchjoining hosts Canada at the top of Group A.

New Zealand coach Tony Readings’ pre-match prediction of a tight encounter proved accuratewith Martens’ goal one of few chances for either sidein the first half. New Zealand, meets up with oldmentor John Herdman when they play hosts Canadain Edmonton, on Friday (NZT).

Next up, matches see Germany play CoteD’Ivoire and Norway face Thailand with the latterhandled by Kiwi referee Anna Marie Keighley.

Ferns Fall to Netherlands, 1-nil

NZ Ferns in World Cup, Canada

Group ADate Match City06.06.2015 Canada 1, China PR, 0 EDMONTON6th June. NZ Ferns 0 Netherlands 1 EDMONTON11.06.2015 Canada - New Zealand EDMONTON11.06.2015 China PR - Netherlands EDMONTON15.06.2015 Netherlands - Canada MONTREAL15.06.2015 China PR - New Zealand WINNIPEG


Page 21Masters 2014

Coach John Herdman’s Canada, was awarded the winning penalty by Ukrainian referee Natalia Rachynska after AdrianaLeon was fouled by Rong Zhao.

The sellout crowd of 53,058 at Commonwealth Stadium, the largest for anational team sporting ever in Canada, was on its feet when Sinclair's shot sailed justinside the post and past goalkeeper Wang Fei.

It was the first match of the month-long tournament played across six Canadiancities. The United States opens Monday against Australia, and the final is set for July 5.

Canada beat China by Penalty in front of 53,000 crowd

Otago Stadium

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KINGSGATE WOMEN'S PREMIER Lg, Sunday 14 Jun 1:00pm,Dn Technical Senior Woman's v University Prem Women, Culling Park Roslyn Wakari Prem v Queenstown Women, Ellis ParkUniversity B Women v Dn Technical Premier Womans, Logan Park.WOMEN'S DIV 1, 1pm, Sun 14 JunBalclutha Women Red v Mosgiel Women AFC , Bal. ShowgroundsRoslyn Wakari White v Green Island Yellow, Ellis ParkNorthern AFC vRoslyn Wakari Reserves, GardensGreen Island Green v Dunedin Technical Swans, Sunnyvale 4

Womens Football

Contact Malcolm Fleming

dunedinfootballacademy.com

1 Dn Technical Premier 7 7 0 0 32 9 23 212 University Prem Women 7 4 0 3 32 9 23 123 Dn Technical Maroon 7 4 2 1 25 6 19 74 University B Women 7 5 0 2 30 13 17 75 Roslyn Wakari Prem 7 2 1 4 13 19 -6 76 Queenstown Women 7 1 1 5 13 43 -30 4

KINGSGATE WOMEN'S PREM. LEAGUE

1 Roslyn Wakari Reserves 7 5 1 1 28 9 19 162 Green Island Green 7 5 0 2 19 12 7 153 Dunedin Technical Swans 7 4 0 3 25 16 9 124 Mosgiel Women AFC 7 3 2 2 20 12 8 115 Balclutha Women Red 7 3 2 2 13 10 3 116 Roslyn Wakari White 7 2 1 4 17 18 -1 77 Caversham Women 7 2 1 4 12 18 -6 78 Roslyn Wakari Black 6 2 1 3 6 14 -8 79 Green Island Yellow 7 0 0 7 2 34 -32 010 Northern AFC 6 0 0 6 3 48 -45 0

FSouth WOMEN'S DIV 1

FSouth Womens Football


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Futsal South Term 2-3Winter Adult Competition 2015Begins: Monday 8th June until 24th August 2015Where: Edgar Sorts Centre, Time:6.15pm to 9.45pm

Leagues Available: Men’s Div 1, 2, 3, 4,Women’s Div 1 and Mixed Leagues

Fee = 12 weeks = $585(Includes $45.00 NZ Futsal Registration)

On-Line Registrations Close Monday 1st JuneTo Register On-line- go to Futsal South website:www.futsalsouth.sportingpulse.netMore info contact Mike Clark 027 740 3563 or [email protected]

Futsal South Restarts...

Fever PitchOpening times: 29th May to 10th June, 12pm – 4pm

on Non- match days, 10am – 12noon

It will be a place where the public are able to come and find out the latesttournament updates, meet the teams, get caught up in the culture of the

teams visiting, test their skills on the Kick Wall and the Rothbury Foosballtable and catch up with the ZM Black Thunders. It will also be the meeting

place for the walking bus to the stadium on match days.

Fever Pitch in the Octagon is the central hub for the tournament.

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New Zealand U20, FIFA World Cup squadShirt No. Position, Name, DOBirth, Club side.

1 Goalkeeper SAIL Oliver SAIL 13.01.1996 Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 1942 Defender EDGE Jesse EDGE 26.02.1995 Vicenza 1902 (ITA) 1773 Defender WYNNE Deklan WYNNE 20.03.1995 Wanderers SC (NZL) 1784 Defender BROTHERTON Sam BROTHERTON 02.10.1996 Wanderers SC (NZL) 1875 Defender MITCHELL Adam MITCHELL 01.06.1996 Wanderers SC (NZL) 1846 Defender TUILOMA Bill TUILOMA 27.03.1995 Olympique Marseille (FRA) 1827 Midfielder STEVENS Joel STEVENS 07.02.1995 Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL)Midfielder DYER Moses DYER 21.03.1997 Wanderers SC (NZL) 1789 Midfielder RUFER Alex RUFER 12.06.1996 Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 18410 Midfielder LEWIS Clayton LEWIS 12.02.1997 Wanderers SC (NZL) 16911 Midfielder RIDENTON Matthew RIDENTON 11.03.1996 Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 18012 Goalkeeper TZANEV Nikola TZANEV 23.12.1996 Brentford FC (ENG) 19513 Defender MESSENGER Brock MESSENGER 08.09.1995 Wanderers SC (NZL) 18414 Defender BROWN Cory BROWN 03.04.1996 Xavier University (USA) 17715 Midfielder PATTERSON Monty PATTERSON 09.12.1996 Ipswich Town FC (ENG) 17816 Midfielder HUDSON-WIHONGI Te Atawhai 27.03.1995 Wanderers SC (NZL) 18717 Midfielder BLAKE Andrew BLAKE 14.03.1996 Wellington Phoenix FC (NZL) 18118 Midfielder DE JONG Andre DE JONG 02.11.1996 East Coast Bays AFC (NZL) 18119 Forward HOLTHUSEN Stuart HOLTHUSEN 01.01.1996 University Akron (USA) 18120 Forward BILLINGSLEY Noah BILLINGSLEY 06.08.1997 Wanderers SC (NZL) 18521 Goalkeeper HIRST Damian HIRST 14.06.1995 Wanderers SC (NZL) 190

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Football South RefereesFSouthMatchOfficialAppointments

FIFA Referee, Ovidiu Hategan,from Rumania, who was in charge

of the Mexico v Mali game,at Otago Stadium,

Assistants, O. Sovreand S. Gheorghe.

Appointments for13th - 14th June

Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th June 2015, Otago Daily Times Premier League, 2.45 KO

Ref , AR 1 , AR 2 , Assessor

Tonga Park, Caversham v Dunedin Technical, Anton Whelan Calvin Berg Jeff Clamp David O'Hare

Ellis Park Roslyn Wakari v Green Island, Francois Cuccurullo Jack Cowie Mark Currie

Memorial, Mosgiel v Northern, Craig Campbell Craig Smith Alistair Neilson

A J Grant - Div 112.45 Tonga Park, Caversham v Dunedin Technical, Edward Cook

12.45 EllisPark, Roslyn Wakari v Green Island Mark Currie

12.45 Memorial, Mosgiel v Northern Andy Smart

14.45 Ocean Grove, Grants Braes v University Wilson James

14.45 Sunnyvale, Green Island v Balclutha Bruce Ryder Edward Cook

Kingsgate Womens Premier League - Sun. 14th June

13.00 Culling, Dn Technical Premier v University Women Mark Currie Josh Dijkstra Jarrod Simpson13.00 De Carle, Dn Technical Maroon v Roslyn Wakari Simon Morris Mark James Taine Bailey Allan Martin13.00 Q E C Queenstown v University B Peter-Rae Moroney Gavin Kouwenhoven Ben Olive Wilson James

Youth Grade10.30 Ellis 2 Roslyn Wakari Chargers v Green Island Magnetos C B R10.30 Forrester 1 Northern Maori Hill v Mosgiel Pumas Josh Dijkstra10.30 Walton Park 2 Mosgiel Stallions v Grants Braes Nix Jordan Pike

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1 Caversham AFC 8 7 1 0 27 6 21 222 Dunedin Technical 9 7 0 2 34 12 22 213 Mosgiel AFC 8 5 2 1 23 11 12 174 Roslyn Wakari AFC 9 3 2 4 25 23 2 115 Green Island AFC 8 3 1 4 14 14 0 106 Northern AFC 9 1 1 7 9 37 -28 47 Otago University 9 0 1 8 8 37 -29 1

ODT MENS PREMIER LEAGUE

1 Caversham 2nds 10 9 0 1 41 11 30 272 Roslyn Wakari 2nds 10 6 3 1 25 15 10 213 Dn. Technical 2nds 10 6 2 2 28 13 15 204 Green Island 2nds 10 4 2 4 24 23 1 145 Mosgiel 2nds 10 4 1 5 24 29 -5 136 University 2nds 10 3 0 7 16 31 -15 97 Northern 2nds 10 2 0 8 15 34 -19 68 Grants Braes 10 1 2 7 11 28 -17 5

DIV 1 AJ GRANT PLAYGEAR

Football South LeagueTables

1 Melchester Rovers 8 7 1 0 40 7 33 222 Mornington AFC 8 6 1 1 31 13 18 193 University 3rds 8 6 0 2 29 14 15 184 Dn Technical 3rds 8 4 3 1 41 15 26 155 Northern 3rd A 8 3 3 2 23 16 7 126 Balclutha 8 3 1 4 23 10 13 107 Green Island 3rds 8 3 0 5 26 31 -5 98 Roslyn Wakari 3rds 8 2 2 4 20 23 -3 89 Mosgiel 3rds 8 0 1 7 7 68 -61 110 Grants Braes 8 0 0 8 11 54 -43 0

DIV 2 AMALGAMATED BUILDERS

1 Caversham AFC 8 8 0 0 60 14 46 242 Mornington Lions 8 6 1 1 24 12 12 193 University 4ths 8 6 0 2 25 12 13 184 Northern 4As 8 4 1 3 20 13 7 135 Roslyn Wakari Black 8 3 1 4 22 20 2 106 Melchester Sharks 8 2 3 3 15 22 -7 97 Northern Winter 8 2 2 4 20 23 -3 88 Dunedin Technical 4ths 8 1 2 5 12 29 -17 59 Green Island AFC 4ths 8 1 2 5 13 31 -18 510 Roslyn Wakari White 8 1 0 7 11 46 -35 3

DIV 3 DOWNIE STEWART

1 Melchester Teckle 8 7 1 0 41 9 32 222 DnTech 5th Scarfies 8 5 2 1 38 11 27 173 Northern Battlers 8 5 2 1 21 13 8 174 Northern Badgers 8 5 0 3 26 18 8 155 Mornington Misfits 8 3 0 5 17 20 -3 96 Dunedin Technical 8 2 0 6 18 32 -14 67 Balclutha AFC 2nds 8 1 1 6 9 42 -33 48 Ros-Wakari Chargers 8 0 2 6 5 30 -25 2

DIV 4 BRANDWELL MOLLER

1 The Plainsmen 7 7 0 0 59 4 55 212 Highgate Hobbits 7 6 0 1 25 11 14 183 Dn Tech Colts 7 5 1 1 25 8 17 164 Ros-Wakari Stallions 8 5 1 2 26 12 14 165 Green Island 35s 7 4 1 2 15 14 1 136 Melchester L.E.G 7 2 1 4 13 30 -17 77 Caversham AFC 6 2 0 4 13 21 -8 68 Grants Braes AFC 7 1 2 4 8 21 -13 59 Mosgiel Gerries 8 1 1 6 10 22 -12 410 Northern Relics 7 1 1 5 7 32 -25 411 Ros-Wakari Originals 7 1 0 6 10 36 -26 3

MASTERS 35+ AJ GRANT CLOTHESLINE


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Mexico 2, Uruguay 1

FIFA Action at the Otago Stadium


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FIFA FUN at the Otago Stadium

Bill Chisholm

F Sth AGM 2014-5Football South AGM - Highlights * Patron Blair Davidson was unanimously re-electedto that position * Jeff Walker from Southland retained his positionas President * Matthew Holdridge was re-elected Chairman forthe second year. * David Thomson, an appointed member, becamean elected member * Matt Ballard joined the Board as an appointedmember. Matt is from Dunedin and currently works asa General Manger Capability & Risk with Delta Utilities * Board members 2015 are Matthew HoldridgeChairman (appointed), Dougal McGowan Deputy Chairman (elected), David Thomson(elected), Jarod Chisholm (appointed), Dr Tania Cassidy (elected), Matt Ballard(appointed), David Smillie (co-opted), Neil McKenzie (co-opted)

Announcing 2014 result that saw Football South post a small financialsurplus of $23K on total expenditure of $1.2 millionGM report included

"The District Leagues around the Federation have held up well numbers-wise,but growing and developing the game in the future surely entails more competition forplaces in our Premier League, with all districts represented. A strong senior premiercompetition is as important for the local game as healthy junior & youth competitions.Ideally, there should be a federation-wide Women's Premier League with perhapsfederation junior and youth competitions too."

"Futsal continues to grow and develop with record numbers in the Dunedinschool age competitions. It is interesting that Futsal has been developing from basicallyschool based competitions rather than the traditional football club model. The packageoffered by "Futsal South" - with Futsal in Schools programmes backed up by the SchoolLeagues centralised at the Edgar Centre - seems to meet the needs of schools.

2014 has seen the interesting development of futsal as a vehicle for achievingNCEA qualifications in secondary schools; where students can display their leadershipand organisational skills, get a qualification and run tournaments for primary schoolstudents.

This initiative has been part of the Leverage & Legacy programme run inconjunction with the Local Organising Committee(LOC) for the 2015 FIFA U20s WorldCup Finals in NZ, encouraging more youth participation in general"PlusThe other major announcementI am "retiring" from the GM position at the end of this year - it was announced at theAGM to give the Board plenty of time to seek a replacement.


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