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Sth. Prem. Lg.Sat 1 Apr. 2.45 pm

Mosgiel v NorthernMemorial 1

Queenstown vSouthland,Q. Events Centre

Green Island vDunedin TechnicalSunnyvale

Caversham vRoslyn Wakari, Tonga Pk. Vol. 15, No. 1 April 1, 2017

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Vol. 15, No.1, April, 2017Contents,Here We Go Page 3L1 Coaching Page 4FSth AGM 2016 Page 5Supercup Page 6Cup Sponsors Page 7Roslyn Page 8Qtown Rovers Page 9FSth Contacts Page 10Mosgiel Page 11Chatham Cup Page 12University Page 13Sth League Matches Page 14Sth League Matches Page 15Sth League Matches Page 16Sth League Matches Page 17Action Shots Page 18Blue n Gold Army Page 19Blue n Gold Army 0Futsal Fixtures Page 21Cavvy Page 22Northern Page 23Ovaltinies Page 24Ref Appointments Page 25Ref Chart Page 26Green Island Page 27Dn. Tech Page 28

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Fit4Ftball Page 29Div 1 Fixtures Page 30FSth Info Page 31

FPL Table, 2016 P W D L GD PTSCaversham AFC 18 18 0 0 58 54Dunedin Technical AFC 18 13 1 4 27 40Mosgiel AFC 18 12 1 5 30 37Roslyn Wakari AFC 18 8 0 10 5 24Northern AFC 18 4 1 13 -36 13Otago University AFC 18 4 1 13 -41 13Green Island AFC 18 2 0 16 -43 6


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Here We Go Again ...A busy time for all,as players sweat to attain fitness, coaches devisedevious plans and effective player formations, andAdministrators bite their finger nails waiting to see howthe DCC will support Football South’s ‘Home of Football’plan, and the laying of artificial Turf playing surfaces.

Chris and the FSouth staff have also been settingup this season’s Fixtures which are available on theadmin website.

The new ODT sponsored Southern League has to be an improvementmoving up from the ‘seven team and a bye’ league of last year, increased nowto nine teams since Queenstown has returned along with a welcome Southlandpresence. Pity that Timaru did not enter - but that’s probably work in progress.

Some Extra away trips will really please club treasurers, and preparethose with ambition for the return of a South Island League - which will providea stepping stone to the standards required for National League.

Had to be disappointing, our Southern United finising bottom, despitelots of work and effort at all levels. But its that old cliche that nowadays youhave to run hard just to stand still - in the ratings.

Most other Nat. Lg. clubs had budgets that dwarved Southerns, and forPaul O’Reilly.... its back to the drawing board. Scouring the Southern Leagueand beyond, to strengthen Southern.

One brilliant aspect of this year’s competition was Mosgiel’s maddieswho formed ‘ Paul O’Reilly’s Blue’n Gold Army.’Skip on, a page or twoand you’ll find theundiluted origin of the‘Army, ‘ warts and all -plus how the much lovedVuvezelas were acquiredand the long hours spentlearning how to producethe melifluos cacophanythat we all loved,

Well done thePlainsmen, top marks forInitiative andEntertainment,cheers

Football South, Level One, Coaching Course

FSth Chief coach Paul O’Reilly brought some old mates along to helpout, and after some fun ice-breaking games, the participants were fed sometheory, then did practical sessions in the afternoon - on a day that was initiallydamp, but improved with sun that had heart rates rise.

We definitely need more qualified coaches - OK looking after youngteams aint Rocket Science.... But everyone who does a coaching course,comes away with a better grasp of targets to aim for, and how to organise atraining session that keeps eveyone active, learning and enjoying themselves.


AGM

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Last years AGM

Chris

Last year, Football South held its AGM for the 2015 calendar year. We had agood turn-out which, being my first, I am told is the highest attendance ofrecent years. Between Chairman Matthew Holdridge and myself we provideda summary from the previous year, an update on the financial results, andcovered a variety of highlights from 2015 from throughout the Federation.

Matthew and fellow board member David Smillie were voted back in asboard members for another 3 year term through great support from theattending members. We also thanked players, parents, clubs, referees,coaches, our patron Blair Davidson and all other volunteers for your continuedcontribution to Football and Football South. Myself and the board also thankedFootball South staff for their continued hard work and passion.

Finally, I provided an update to the attendees on the strategic plan,our relationship with the Polytechnic, the proposed turf facility at Logan Park,and Southern United. These updates will be released via our website andsocial media over the coming days, so if you missed out on the AGM – keepan eye out for these.

Thanks to everyone who came to the AGM, it was great to speak withyou all during or after the event. Kind Regards,

We’ll be there...

‘ Otaaago ! ‘

The SuperCup squad has intensified training as the departure date forinternational flights gets closer, and there is a ‘ buzz’ generated, that coachesNeil Mackenzie, Andy Duncan and Matt Scoles are harnessing to aim foroptimum fitness - which will be needed against top opposition.

Just as important as fitness, will be the ‘football understanding’ neededon the park, playing against hard-nosed Irish County sides, and thesophisticated continental teams that apply pressure in subtler ways. In a fewweeks the draw will be made by Irish organisers, and the lads will have realopposition club names to look forward to....

July 23rd - July 28th, 2017

Now the Premier League has decided topublicly pay tribute to the invaluable rolethe tournament plays in developing youngplayers by offering a three-year financialsupport agreement.Before they were famous, DavidBeckham, Sergio Busquets, Paul Scholesand Northern Ireland heroes such asMichael McGovern, Gareth McAuley,David Healy and Aaron Hughes all cuttheir teeth in the Province's hugelysuccessful competition for aspiringteenage footballers.Current England internationals MarcusRashford, Jesse Lingard, and RyanBertrand all paraded their skills in venuessuch as Coleraine, Limavady andBallymena.

Three Year Support grantedfrom Football League


In 1983 - the first year of the thenMilk Cup, 16 teams participatedand now in excess of 50 teamstake part in the Tournament, whichattracts teams from all corners of

theGlobe,represent-ing thefiveContinentsand 6FIFAConfed-erations.Tournament winners include,FC Barcelona, ManchesterUnited, Chelsea, Rangers,Newcastle United, Liverpool,Tottenham Hotspur, SpartakMoscow, Fluminese (Brazil),Aspire, Corinthians, Everton,Maccabi Haifa, Guadalajara,to name a few, and ourOtago team has beenprivileged to play againstmany of the above sides.

After 14 years of Otagoparticipation, there are about370 players, admin andreferees who have beenprivileged to attend theColeraine. The event stillevokes nostalgia in formertourists,’ It was the besttournament ever,’‘Once a Milk Cup lad,always a Milk cup lad...’

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A LookBack...

State of theArt timekeeping

Roslyn coach Colin Thomfaces another teamrebuild, as several youngplayers head over thehorizon, but he has beenthere before, andwelcomes the challenge.

Blessed with twoquality young keepers inTom Stevens and NicoCockerell, there is still anexperience core with MikeSannum’s skills, and thecombative qualities andskills of Tom Connor, &energy of Reid Huilleman,plus the young veteranstrikers TennesseeKinghorn and NathanWilkie to add pace and cutting edge.

New faces are mostly unshaven, Tim O’Farrell and Dom Madden lookgood prospects, as does Shae Thom, and the trio went well in Pre-season,among the resident Roslyn regulars.

Against a good Mosgiel side, Roslyn knocked the ball around well, andlets hope that spectacular goal by young Wilkie is the forerunner of many moreto come.

Last year Roslyn finished in fourth place, with a plus 5 Goal Diff. CoachThom will be keen to boost thegoals and padlock his goalmouththis season in a nine teamSouthern League that will featurea couple of demanding ‘away’ tripsto Invers and Queenstown. Firstmatch is away to Caversham atTonga park onSaturday

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Jamie Whitmarsh has been the Queenstown coach fora few years now, and looks forward to the comingseason and a re-entry into Southern League - so whatbrought the big Englishman to Enzed ?

Said Whitmarsh, ‘ My career started in IT, ofall things. IT related to banking in London. I did that forabout twenty years, then got bored of it about tenyears ago… I was doing the job with my eyes closed.

So I started teaching PE (Physical Education)in schools and getting my football coaching badges. Iloved working in schools, but then I spotted a jobopportunity coaching the New York Red Bulls.

I was one of 75 people invited to try out on aday of horrendous weather. It was a really awful day;

the pitch was soaking.We each had a turn to do our thing. I was a motor mouth and they pulled me

off after about ten minutes and asked me where I’d got my training schedule from – Isaid I’d Googled it.

I got through to the second try out, where there was about 30 of us. We had toput together a theoretic board and I chose Thierry Henry. Why? Because he’s like aRolls Royce.

I got the job and coached the New York Red Bullsfor a year, then returned to the UK to finish my badges.

I came to New Zealand on holiday (a friend lives inQueenstown) and ended up being asked to do a couple ofcoaching sessions with the Falcons. I went for a few drinkswith the Queenstown Rovers Club President and, after a fewbeers, at three in the morning, I agreed to coach the team.

Former Red Bulls coach

Chief Executive Officer, Chris Wright(03) 425 9468, Mobile: 021 100 [email protected]

Football Development Manager/Sth United Head Coach, Paul O’Reilly021 908 260, Email:[email protected]

Competitions Manager, Sean Hamill03 425 9282, Mobile: 021 949 [email protected] Manager, Trish Doody(03) 474-8440, [email protected] Dev. Mngr. Jeff Clamp021 242 4067, [email protected] (Otago),Lewis Houghton(03) 425 9469, Mobile: 021 734 323 [email protected] (Otago), Danny Ledwith, 021 917 424,[email protected] (South Canterbury) Conor O’Keeffe,021 907 132, [email protected] (Sth Canty ) Stephen Last021 903 174, [email protected](Central Otago), Jamie Whitmarsh 021 085 10282, [email protected] (Southland), Luis Pavia. 027 252 [email protected] (Southland), Jack Boland 027 967 2136, [email protected] Manager (Southland), Ignacio Sande 021 130 0643, [email protected] Comp. Manager, Mike Clark 027 740 3563, [email protected] 4 Football Injury Prev. Officer, Shane Carvell 021 416 851, [email protected]

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Craig Whitson has taken over from Andrew Brook at theMosgiel helm this season, and while this is his first‘senior’ appointment, the affable afficionado has been atMosgiel almost all his adult life. Yep, a true Blue...

He said,’ Overall I am pretty happy with Mosgiel'spreseason. The players have worked on their fitness andthe style we want to play is coming together.

‘A win and a draw against Northern and Roslyn inour local preseason game's has provided confidence tothe players that we will be competitive. Of course westill have areas to work on which will be a focus this week before our firstcompetitive game.’

Among the goals scored were several well constructed sequences, thathad Isaac Snell, Andreas Hirzcy, Jess Wright and Rory Findlay hitting the net,while Connor Neil and Reg Coldicott are sure to boost scores.

The ‘Peter Pan’ of Dunedin football, Phil Kelly looked as sharp as everin Pre-Season, an invaluable weapon to introduce from the bench. Battling

back to full fitness after a double kneeoperation ( ouch ) is Cody Brook - itchingto get back in harness.

Mosgiel finished in third place lastyear on 37 points, three behind secondplaced Technical, and an eye wateringdistance of 17 points behind championCaversham.

Chatham Cup 2017

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Mt Maunganui 1 North Shore United 4North Shore won 4-2 on Aggerate

1987 Gisborne City 5 Christchurch United 1Christchurch United 2 Gisborne City 2Gisborne City won 7-3 on Aggerate

1988 Chch United 2 Waikato United (Hamilton) 2Waikato United (Hamilton) 1 ChchUnited 1, Waikato won on away goals.

1989 Christchurch United 7 Rotorua City 11990 Mt Well 3 Chch United 3 *aet, penalties 4-21991 Christchurch United 2 Wellington United 11992 Miramar 3 Waikato United (Hamilton) 11993 Napier City Rovers 6 Rangers (Chch) 01994 Waitakere City 1 Wellington Olympic 01995 Waitakere City 4 North Shore United 01996 Waitakere City 3 Mt Wellington 11997 Central United 3 Napier City Rovers 2 *aet1998 Central United 5 Dunedin Technical 01999 Dunedin Technical 4 Waitakere City 02000 Napier City Rovers 4 Central United 12001 Uni-Mt Well3 Central Utd 3 *aet, 5-4 pen2002 Napier Rovers 2 Tauranga City United 02003 University Mt Wellington 3 Melville United 12004 Miramar Rangers 1 Waitakere City 0 *aet2005 Central United 2 Palmerston North Marist 12006 Western Suburbs (Wellington) 0 EasternSuburbs (Auckland) 0 *aet, 3-0 penalties2007 Central 0 W Suburbs 0 *aet. 10-9 penalties2008 East Coast Bays 1 Dunedin Technical 02009 Wellington Olympic 2 Three Kings United 12010 Miramar Rangers 3 Bay Olympic 1.2011 - Wairarapa United2012 - Central United2013 - Cashmere Technical (Christchurch)2014 - Cashmere Technical (Christchurch)2015 - Eastern Suburbs

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It's looking to be an exciting season this year forVarsity. We're going into the season with 5 men's teams, 3women's teams and it's looking like there will even be a fourthwomen's team that is going to be a joint Northern/Uni mix!

Our Div 4 Men did so well in their season last year thatthey've been promoted up to Div 3, giving us 2 men's teams

fighting for top spot in thisdivision.

Our Men's prems, stillunder the seasoned eye ofDarren Hart, are lookinghopeful with a bit more experience under mostof the player's belts and a few strong newadditions to round it all off.

Women wise, our prems are very happy towelcome aboard our new head coach, JamesCoombes, who will have as assistant thetalented Tess Nicols.

The team is quite new this year, however,thanks to a strong influx of talented girls andour quality coaches it is shaping up to be anexciting season. We're all very excited to seehow everything plays out ! Meg

Congrats Ben Rae

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Queenstown v Southland

Match Officials, Mark Dungey, Craig Smith and Owen Black

Q. Events Centre, 2. 45pm.

Southern Lg.

2.45 pm Sat 1st AprilMosgiel v Northern, Memorial 1Queenstown v Southland, Q. Events CentreGreen Island v Dunedin Technical, SunnyvaleCaversham v Roslyn Wakari, Tonga Pk.

1. Daniel Bocattios2. Zayn Officer3. Cohen Nash4. Mattias Cajelli5. Rian Norton6. Peta Seda7. Niall Malone8. James Munday9. Gareth Beale10. Oliver Dowling11. Ollie James12. Hidde Verschuur13. Daniel De Souza14. Johnny Quirk15. Chris Harding16. Tane Gent17. Callum Flaws18. Josh Gardner19. Elliott Gardner20 Carlos Herrmann21. Matt Cordelle22. Jan Kumar23. Brian DelaneyCch. J Whitmarsh

1 Elliott Binks2 Dylan V der Shuit4 Ben Rea5 Joel Fletcher6 George Edwards7 James Tucker8 Ryo Okuyama9 Anton Fitzgerald10 Jack Boland11 Atain Haley13 Bob Cox14 Sean Angus15 Xavier Meurier16 Calem Castle17 Hayato Wakino12 Cody Kinraid

Coach Luis Paiva


Congrats Ben Rae

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Match Officials, Ref Andrea Verolino, Mark Currie, Caleb Marsh

Memorial Park, 2.45 pm

Southern Lg.

2:45 pm Sat 8 AprilRoslyn Wakari vs Mosgiel Ellis Park 1Northern vs University Forrester Park 3Southland Utd vs Caversham ILT Football TurfDn Technical vs Queenstown, Tahuna Park 1

1. Sean van Dyke2. Yugen Miyahara3. Tim Graham4. David Henderson5. Ben Kaveny-Gibb6. Scott Wesney7. Lathim Greig8. Joseph Wesney9. Harry Fraser10. Caleb Redstall11. En Watanabe12. Henry Smith13. Lathim Greig14. Ryan Hawken15. Tom Simpson16. Kris Sweetapple17. George Gray

Coach Lewis Houghten,Mngr. Tony Galloway.

1 Sean McDonald2 Jesse Wright3 Sam Macauley4 Andreas Hirczy5 Keegan Taig6 Cam McPhail7 Issac Snell8 Morgan Day9 Riley Anderton10 Connor Neil11 Regan Coldicott12 Joe Quilliam13 Fern N. Montado14 Ewan Bakker15 Rory Findlay16 Lous Corkill17 Tim Coates18 Phil Keiiy19 Cody Brook21 Riley Bungard.

Coach Craig Whitson

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Caversham v Ros-Wakari

Match Officials, Calvin Berg, Jack Cowie and Hamish Philip

Tonga Pk., 2.45 pm

Southern Lg.

2.45 pm Sat 1st AprilMosgiel v Northern, Memorial 1Queenstown v Southland, Q. Events CentreGreen Island v Dunedin Technical, SunnyvaleCaversham v Roslyn Wakari, Tonga Pk.

1 Tom Stevens2 Fraser Hunter3 Shae Thompson4 Tom Bealin5 Shay Thom6 Reid Hulleman7 Mike Sannum8 Liam Sercombe9 Tenn Kinghorn10 Elliott Jenkins11 Tim O’Farrell12 Dom Madden13 Mike Sweet14 Nathan Wilkie15 Tom Connor16 Nick Kelly17 Oscar Black18 Josh Lucas19 Nico Cockerell

Coach Colin Thom.Mngr Tony Van Gorp

1. Liam Little GK2. Ben Fitzpatrick3. Craig Ferguson4. Sam Cosgrave6. Aaron Corkhill8. Andrew Ridden10. Ryan Gardiner11. Tim Horner12. Michael Hogan13. Thomas Poole14. Ryan Fleming15. Jared Grove17. Rhys Henderson18. Tore Waechter19. Sam Collier20. Ben Wade

Coach Malc FlemingAssist S. Fleming


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Gr. Island v Dn Technical

Match Officials, Jeremy Samuels, Jeff Clamp, and Kevin Smith

Sunnyvale, 2.45 pm.

Southern Lg.

2:45 pm Sat 8 AprilRoslyn Wakari vs Mosgiel Ellis Park 1Northern vs University Forrester Park 3Southland Utd vs Caversham ILT Football TurfDn Technical vs Queenstown, Tahuna Park 1

1. Zane Green2. David Hayman3. Cam Higgins4. Tom Petersen5. Liam Lockhart6. Kal Bouma-Tucker7. Ross Howard8. Tim McLennan10. Alex Williams11. Oscar McCallion12. Ashley Watson15. Lorenz Kissling16. Michael Bergin17. Mike Neaverson18. Liam Watson19. Fiachra Cullen20. George McCall22. Tom Fittal.

Coach Tony Martin.Mngr Nick Cooper

1 Stewart Catto2 Jack Kelly3 Finn Kelly4 Sam Dore5 Mark Burnett6 Matt Mitchell7 Cam Scott8 Brad Holdridge9 Riley Cuthbert10 Max Johnston11 Matt Brazier12 Tom Milton13 Blake Porteous14 HenriqueVianna15 Cody Robinson16 Sean Carter

Coach Rich Kerr-BellAssist Kevin ScoullarMngr. John Lang

TheOval

Assorted Action


With a large portion of Southerns games being playedout at Peter Johnstone Park this season we thought itwould be a good idea to open the clubrooms beforehand , have a quiet bevvy and wander over to watch aquality match.

Like all good things it took time to get off theground and despite weekly debates over a brown bottlewe didn't get it sorted and in the early games thegeneral crowd werent really getting behind the boys andthe atmosphere at the grounds was a bit flat.The ladswere really playing well and with a bit of luck and the rubof the green they'd have picked up a few more points and we knew that with ashow of noisy support the lads would respond.

It took a rather disparaging comment or 2 about the wisdom of playingon a rugby pitch in mosgiel plus the obligatory " why the imports" before wedecided to implement Choppers plan of meeting beforehand and having one ortwo beforehand

We understood the effort Football South took to secure a ground in thesummer that would meet NZFootballs standards and saw thebenefit of the Irish lads experienceto rub off on the best of our localtalent and wanted to make surethey knew they were appreciatedafter their first few games wereclose but without reward.

It was a bit of a team effort - withPikey making sure we were kittedup, Social media bunny TK ralliedthe troops to turn up, Chopsupplied the flags and I drummedup the monotone sound. ( More )

or, how I learned the Vuvuzela... by Nev Watson

We even managed to track down an artist for Paul O'Reillys banner. With safety - orstupidity in numbers and tucked away in a tin shed we found our voice and had fun incoming up with unique chants - we'd almost try and out do ourselves with the chants -some were hilarious, some slighty risqué and more than a few were binned.

Meeting at the clubrooms before hand and wandering over Memorial en masseto PJ Park we were hoping to let the lads know that as they were warming up we hadtheir backs.

Wanting to make as much noise as possible - we scoured the $2 shopsDunedin wide for the vuvuzelas, and had to go back for replacements a few times. Onone occasion we went round 10 shops before paying over the odds for plastic horns .They certainly made for plenty of(unharmonious) noise along with a couple of timberplanks in the isolatedtin shed for thedrumming.

For some ofus it was a throw backto our OE in Englandand being on theterraces - for some ofthe younger onesthey realised howclose they'd nearlycome to being in Millwalls Bush Whackers.

There was couple of Fairweather ones amongst us - think chelsea and cityfans ( you get the picture) who turned up occasionally but most of us turned up for eachgame and whilst We weren't quite in the league of the Barra bravas we did certainlyappreciate the one off bar tab - thanks footie south .

With travelling into Forsyth Barr we had to skip past the rigorous securitychecks - fortunately a nod and wink in the right direction at the right time allowed uspast and into the inner sanctum - incredulous to think a couple of nasty cheapvuvuzela might not have got past security.

Once started we were never going to miss the trip to invercargill which wasamazingly easy to arrange and fun to organise - we nearly had to arrange 2 mini vans. -who'd have thought last year of travelling 400 kms to watch footie - just like theProclaimers we coulda done 400 more.

With big plans for an upswing in membership next year we certainly will bethere again to support Paul and show him his army is behind him and would like tothank him and Terry for their top effort in getting things RIGHTED on the ship andstarting to turn it around

REMEMBER good things take time, unless your a Liverpool supporter (thenthey never will - hilliarious.) So make sure next year- even if you haven't got thestomach to wear the plainsmen kit - get your crew organised and get behind Southernand support OUR team and let's show thoseCanterbury types that football does have ahome in the deep south.

Vuvuzelas the Part Two...

Nev Watson


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Under new coachMalcolm Fleming,Caversham aims tocontinue the successachieved by formercoach Tim Horner - animmaculate record of -18 games played, nodefeats, no draws, and an average goal tally of over 3.5 per game, a total of 64 in 18games, and a miserly 6 goals conceded - thats about a third of a goal per game.... WellDone.

Malcolm will bring his own brand of coaching to Caversham.He is employed extensively by Kings HighSchool,and runs his own Dunedin FootballAcademy.

Also involved with the English WestHam club system, Fleming has worked inAustralia for the Hammers, and recentlyreturned from a coaching tour of the UK witha group of 42 young players selected fromAustralia, and New Zealand.

Coaching sessions were held withDunfermline FC, Dundee Utd, Rangers FC,West Ham, Wolverhampton FC and withHugh McCauley ( who coached Liverpool FCAcademy for a great number of years), pluswe attended the Gordon Strachan Academy.

It was also interesting to meet somevery high profile coaches and members ofclubs that have been very successful overthe years.

People like Gordon Strachanhimself, Sandy Clark, Craig Levein, DonaldPark, Allan Johnson, Dave Boardman, alsoRay Stewart, who played plenty of topfootball in England and Scotland.Roll on Saturday.

Cheers

1 Caversham AFC 18 18 0 0 64 6 58 542 Dunedin Technical AFC 18 13 1 4 48 21 27 403 Mosgiel AFC 18 12 1 5 48 18 30 374 Roslyn Wakari AFC 18 8 0 10 41 36 5 245 Northern AFC 18 4 1 13 22 58 -36 136 Otago University AFC 18 4 1 13 28 69 -41 137 Green Island AFC 18 2 0 16 17 60 -43 6


We unfortunately had to say goodbye to 8 premplayers at the end of the season due to work andplayers graduating.

I have to be honest I was a little worried by this,however after a very productive pre-season this haschanged to excitement and optimism. I believe thesquad we have going into the season is stronger thanlast.

We were lucky enough to recruit 3 lads fromWellington in Ben Kaveney-Gibb, Tom Simpson and

Caleb Redstall and Henry Smithfrom Southland. All 4 of the ladshave added quality to the squadand have fitted right in.

The most pleasing thing forme however is the development ofthe high school lads from lastseason. Yugen Miyahara, Seanvan Dyke, George Gray and HarryFraser have really progressed inthe last 12 months and will bepushing for a starting spot.

To add to the young ones,we welcome one of the brightestprospects in the region EnWatanabe who has impressedduring pre-season.

After 2 wins over Tech andUniversity and a narrow defeat toMosgiel in pre-season I amlooking forward to the weekendand getting underway. We will belooking to continue to improvefrom last year. Best of luck toeveryone for the season.Cheers , Lewis

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‘F‘F‘F‘F‘Flurlurlurlurluro yo yo yo yo yelloelloelloelloellow is the new is the new is the new is the new is the new bw bw bw bw blaclaclaclaclack’k’k’k’k’Don’t be surprised if you see more referees wearing

Fluro yellow shirts rather than black in the top federationdivisions this season.

New Referee Development Manager Jeff Clampexplains “we are trialling the use of the new Fluro Yellowreferee shirts from the national leagues this season.

Clashes with playing strips is always an issue andhopefully using the Fluro yellow will minimise that”.

Referees began their pre-season preparation with aworkshop in Dunedin on 4 th March, which involved both

classroom and practical game video sessions, led by ex-FIFA assistant referee WayneStapley from Christchurch.

Regular regional referee group meetings and training have also commencedthis month. Referee numbers are similar to last season, with some losses and gains. Acouple of referees have retired and some have moved away for jobs.

We have gained Dan Woulahan from overseas and Jack Henderson fromMainland, and a few have returned to Dunedin to continue studying including Will Whiteand Sam Kirk-Reeve.

There are also a few ‘walking wounded’ Craig Campbell and Craig Smith inInvercargill and Francois Cuccurullo in Dunedin, who we hope to have available as soonas injuries heal.

Along with recruiting new young referees, Football South would like to hearfrom any ex-players interested in continuing to be involved by refereeing.

To encourage females, they also have a goal of having an all-female team ofofficials for the national women’s league in the coming seasons.

A reminder to check out the Laws of the Game changes for 2016/17,NZF Code of Conduct and Referee Respect program, all availablefrom the Football South websiteor contact Jeff, [email protected]. or 021 242 4067.

Interested in climbing the Referees Ladder displayed above ?, its asatisfying project for a keen character with ambition.

Refereeing


I am pleased with the focus the players have shown in pre-season and we have a little more experience in the squad thanlast year.

Matt Mitchell is the Captain for 2017 supported by localboy Blake Porteous.

Most of last years team returns to the Fray and some ofthe younger players take their experience to the Fletcher Cup.

We are excited by our new members passion to play and by theircommitment in training which has increased intensity since we started back inJanuary. Kevin Scouller is assistant coach with John Lang as Manager.

We are looking forward to our new clubrooms being available soon tohost teams and supporters a like and hope that officials will also feel welcome.I wish all of the other coaches and teams an enjoyable season !Richard Kerr-Bell

Kamikaze Clearance ...

Anyone wanting to send a few words for the Prog - on all theGreen Island teams, would be very welcome. Just jot down thefiction that you hear at the After Match, and send it to me -rabsmith1939@gmail com - by mid-day Sunday. It promotesthe Club, and we can all have a good laugh... thanks Rab

Technical senior coach Tony Martinreports, ‘ again we have lost a fewplayers. Ten of last years squad arenot returning. It was nine theprevious year to that so the face ofthe Tech squad has changedconsiderably over the last twoseasons.

Legit reasons like finishinguni, retiring or moving back to ChCh.All of the young lads you havenamed are from out of town and arestudents. Liam Watson was amember of the squad last yearthough, as was Ashley Watson. “

However there is enough class in the Tech side, with a top keeper, ZaneGreen, steady defenders in Dave Hayman, Cam Higgins, and Liam Lockhart,plus the dashing Ross Howard and dangerman, Tim McLennan, plus anyonecalled Kal Bouma-Tucker - must be a good player eh?


The “old school” casual pre-game jog hasbeen given the red card by New Zealand Footballand ACC who have teamed up to launch a revolutionarynew warm-up programme aimed at tackling the growingfrequency and cost of injuries to players.New Zealand Football’s Fit4Football initiative has

been developed as a complete guide to matchpreparation, performance enhancement and injury

prevention for players of all ages and level ofcompetition.

Fit4Football’s 11+ warm-up component incorporatesFIFA’s 11+ programme, a 20-minute training and match-preparation routine used by many of the top club and nationalteams that has reduced acute injuries by up to 50 percent,and non-acute by up to 30 percent.

“Fit4Football changes that mind-set and canbenefit players of all ages and ability social to competitive,but our focus is on younger players especially, to help themdevelop new and far more effective routines and habits.”NZ Football and ACC have partnered to build a nationalinjury prevention and performance enhancing team, locatedaround New Zealand in the seven Federations.

“We’d encourage anyone involved in football, be they players, coaches,referees or team managers, to get along to a roadshow near them to learn about howFit4Football can significantly reduce the risk of injury.

“We want more people loving and playing football to the best of their ability,injury-free, for life. It’s about performing on the park, notsitting on the side-lines injured.” There have already beentwo Fit4Football sessions held by the Injury Prevention teamin Nelson and Christchurch and there are more to come inthe next two months.Come along to The Oval on 8th April, and see whatFit4Football is all about. There will be fun live demonstrationsof our 11+ warm up programme, face painting, inflatablehunger ball, prizes, giveaways and much more. Lot's of funto be had, and a great start to the football season.

Need more Info ? Contact Shane Carvell [email protected] or mobile: 021 416 851.

Get along to the Dunedin Ovalon 8th April, 2017 for local FIT4FOOTBALL Fun ...

HIBS !

‘ Never Wrong, Rarely Right’

Mosgiel v Northern, 1Queenstown v Southland, 1Green Island v Dn Technical 2Caversham v Roslyn Wakari 1University the Bye

Div.1 AJ Grant Playgear. Sat 1 April, 12.45 pmRoslyn Wakari vs DnTechnical at Ellis 1University vs Northern, Logan ParkMosgiel vs Grants Braes, Memorial 1Caversham vs Green Island, Tonga 3

Div.1 AJ Grant Playgear. Sat 8 April, 12.45 pmUniversity vs Roslyn Wakari, Logan 2Green Island vs Northern, Sunnyvale 1Dn Technical vs Grants Braes, TahunaCaversham vs Mosgiel, Tonga Park 3

Div.1 AJ Grant Playgear. Sat 15 April, 12.45 pmGreen Island vs University, CaledonianNorthern vs Dn Technical, ForresterMosgiel vs Roslyn Wakari, MemorialGrants Braes vs Caversham, Ocean Grv.

Div.1 AJ Grant Playgear

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PO Box 969, Dunedin 9054Sargood Sports House, 40 Logan Park Drive, Dunedin, 9016, Fax 03-4746415

President : Jeff Walker, Chairman : Matthew Holdridge,Board Members :

Dougal McGowan, David Thomson, Jarod Chisholm, Tania Cassidy, Neil Mackenzie, David Smilie, Matt Ballard.

Chief Executive OfficerChris Wright,(03) 425 9468, 021 100 [email protected]

Football Development ManagerPaul O’Reilly (03) 425 9464, : 021 416 851

Football Dev. Officer, Lewis Houghton, (03) 425 9469, 021 734 323Futsal Development Manager

Mike Clark, (03) 474 8443, 027 740 3563Futsal Development Officer, Mike Sannum, 027 247 8148Referee Development Jeff Clamp 027 209 228,Finance Manager:

Trish Doody, [email protected] 425 9467,Competitions Manager,Sean Hamill, Ph 425 9282 021 949 052 , [email protected]

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Programme Editor : Rab Smith, [email protected] 022 4738098

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