National Premier Leagues Round 4Saturday 18 April 2015 Inglewood Stadium

Inglewood United SCvs Balcatta FC

Season 2015IUSC

OFFICIAL INGLEWOOD UNITED SC VOL 3

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME

Season 2015

BALCATTAFC

Fixtures

NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUES ROUND 1

Sat 28 Mar 3pm Stirling Lions v Balcatta Macedonia Park

Sat 28 Mar 3pm Armadale SC v Sorrento FC Alfred Skeet Reserve

Sat 28 Mar 3pm Bayswater City v Subiaco Frank Drago Reserve

Sat 28 Mar 3pm Perth SC v ECU Joondalup Dorrien Gardens

Sat 28 Mar 5pm Inglewood Utd v Cockburn City Inglewood Stadium

Sat 25 Apr 6pm Floreat Athena v Perth Glory E&D Litis Stadium

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NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUES ROUND 21

Fri 17 Apr 8pm Sorrento FC v ECU Joondalup Percy Doyle Res A

Sat 18 Apr 3pm Perth SC v Bayswater City Dorrien Gardens

Sat 18 Apr 3pm Stirling Lions v Floreat Athena Macedonia Park A

Sat 18 Apr 3pm Subiaco v Perth Glory Rosalie Park A

Sat 18 Apr 3pm Armadale v Cockburn City Alfred Skeet Res A

Sat 18 Apr 3pm Inglewood United SC v Balcatta FC Inglewood Stadium

Message from the President…

Hola de Espana

Warm Welcome to President Peter Carlino, Committee members, players and supporters of Balcatta SC. Today we hope to see competitive games and a never give up attitude by Inglewood players.

We welcome our returning supporters, sponsors and committee members... Your valued and continued support is instrumental to the rise of Inglewood United SC.

Venga vamolos

President

Luke Martin

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1st Team

Today we welcome Balcatta to Inglewood.

The last 2 rounds have been somewhat pleasing with regards to the way the boys have responded to our opening round defeat.

Two draws against quality opposition firstly with Perth, then backed up to dominate Bayswater without taking the points.

The players have been outstanding in their approach and their performances have reflected this. We need to now turn these performances into results.

Last week against Bayswater, once we got over our own goal, we dominated the match with good possession and created numerous chances on goal which unfortunately we were unable to capitalise on.

It was pleasing to see every player do their part, follow team instructions, and show good character to deny Bayswater any flow to their game.

It was another improvement on the previous game against Perth, and gives us an insight of where we are and where we aim to get to.

Today promises to be no different.

Balcatta are a quality side with some excellent players in their squad. They are well coached by Ramon and will be another huge test for us.

We have to maintain our level and strive to be consistent in our approach and performances to be able to continue playing as we have.

Best Wishes to all teams today.

Thank You,

Michael GarciaHead Coach

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Senior SquadsIUSC 1ST TEAM

Shirt Name

1 Aleks Vrteski

2 Rikki Smith

3 Mark Barnett

4 Shane Pickering

5 Scott Blackmore

6 Matthew Izzo

7 Kenny Keough

8 Scott Witsche

9 Ryan Clarke

11 David Sesay

13 Jovo Pavlovic

14 Jarrad McNally

15 Josh DeMarte

16 Junior Vaudy

17 Daniel Dols

18 Jason Colli

19 Aleks Jovic

20 John Thornlie

21 Abdul Sesay

22 David Micevski

23 Andrija Jukic

25 Mitchell Pappas

Coach Michael Garcia

Ass Coach Michael Baczynski

Team Manager Ian Dodgson

Physio Sandro

Video & Analysis

Alex Bukvic

BFC 1ST TEAMShirt NAME1 Adam Tong2 Shazlee Ramlee3 Alex Caniglia4 Blamo Quaqua5 Clint Davies6 David Cyrus7 Dejan Andric8 Gustavo Catarcione9 Alex Suleski10 James Sammut11 Kieran Stellard12 Kieran Colwell13 Daniel Passarelli14 Luke Randazzo15 Patrick Quinn16 Marc De Francesch17 Adrian Caceras

Head Coach RamonFalzonAssistant Coach Steve ZagamiAssistant Steve Di BartolomeoTrainer Mladen MladinovicGK Coach Pat WhelanConditioning Marc Sim

1st Team Squads

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BALCATTAFC

Under 20’s

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I would like to welcome the Members, Sponsors, Players, Coach’s & Supporters from Inglewood United and Balcatta Football Club to Inglewood Stadium for the second round of the 2015 WA NPL season.

The last few weeks have been a packed schedule. We’ve played 2 league games & had a Cup round over the Easter weekend.

We had Perth Soccer Club in round 2 of the league. The final result of 1-1 was a fair indicator of the game as both teams wrestled for control and both having opportunities to take all three points. Scoring started early with former Inglewood player Dino Topcagic scoring for Perth. Inglewood came back into the game with a goal from Ray Adolphus. We finished the final 35 minutes with 10 men with Jordan D’Souza seeing straight red.

We then welcomed UWA-Nedlands to Inglewood Stadium on Easter Monday for Round 1 of the Cup. A game that should have been won by Inglewood in the first 10 minutes, but by the end of regular time it was 1:1 and we went to penalties and in the end won by UWA-Nedlands 3-5.After 26 shots on goal to Inglewood compared to 3 for UWA-Nedlands in regular time, it was just one of those days. Credit to the very young UWA-Nedlands keeper who was stopping almost everything hit at him even with 4 shots one after another in quick concession and 3 penalties.

The 3rd round was our first away game for 2015 and we didn’t have to travel far, just over the railway line to Frank Drago reserve to play Bayswater City.

The final score was 3:5 to Inglewood with goals from Panaia (great free kick), McClymans, Atkins, Dodgson & Dias.

There is still plenty of work to be done with the 20’s squad, but with the commitment, work rate and belief in the 20’s squad, I believe and look forward to seeing the team and the individuals within the team grow and strive to fulfill the goals we have set.

All the best to both teams for the game & for the 2015 season.

RegardsAndrija Petrović

Head Coach Inglewood United WA NPL U/20’s

Under 20 SquadsDario PavićDavide PanaiaJames AtkinsJordan D’SouzaJoel MartinMitchell McClymansHayden DodgsonKia Bako-KirkpatrickJaedon EwenTravis PrestonMilan OgnjenovićJoshua greenMarc EldridgeJett ShawDavid DiasRay AdolphusMitchell PapasEndalk Achamyeleh

Head Coach Andrija PetrovićAssist Coach Alex StanojevićTeam Manager David EwenTrainer John Papadopoulos Physio Dhara Sanghavi / Sandro Di Girolamo

1 Daniel Passarelli

2 Anton De Francesch

3 Marc Zagami

4 Alen Patarov

5 Hanafi Ghezali

6 Pat Sara

7 Steve Sokol

8 Jordan Colosante

9 Carmelo Giuffre’

10 Alec Femia

11 Ali Khateri

12 Mario Izzo

13 Jackson Amosa

14 Bojan Stefoski

15 Slade Rule

16 James Gordon

Coach Adriano Scagnetti

Assistant Fab Pergaloni

Manager Frank Femia

Under 20’s Squads

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BALCATTAFC

Technical Director

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Spain TourAn impressive 16 players and 3 Staff comprised the Real Valladolid

Football Tour to Spain 2015. After last year’s successful tour, 16 players

were selected with only Paul Zimarino (Captain) making a return visit,

whereas 15 players and club president Luke Martin were joining the

Tour for the very first time.

Day 1 : Arrived in Madrid, Spain after 18hrs flying time, the group were

collected by Real Valladolid coaching staff and team bus. Vallodolid is

approximately 2 hours from the capital and on arrival we checked in the

hotel where each individual was allocated a room. The group then moved

onto the Real Vallodolid residency for dinner, a quite extraordinary

experience for the players after being shown the outstanding facilities

for the young professional players, some of the group participated in a

quick game of table tennis before heading back to the hotel and bed.

Day 2 : The group were collected at 10am for their first Spanish

training session but before that the players experienced more fine

Spanish hospitality, with what can only be explained as a high protein

and carbohydrate breakfast. This breakfast gave me the indication that

the session was going to be of high intensity, which it was. On arrival

at the Annexos, Andres the RV coach greeted the players and held a

team meeting explaining the 10 days ahead and what to expect from

this session. The boys were remarkably responsive after all that flying

and lack of sleep and the attention to detail presented by Andres was

sublime. The most satisfying part of the first session was the quality

football displayed by the boys and the professional delivery by the

Spanish coaches. After the session the players spent a more relaxing

evening at the residency and caught up on some lost sleep.

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Day 3 : Once again the players were asked to rise up and report for

breakfast at 0830hrs so they could be collected by team bus at 10am.

Looking over the dining room I noticed less food on the plates and more

fluids as I believe the players realised what to expect at training. The

focus on this particular session was 1v1 or 3v2 (Overload) along with

finishing (Shooting practice). The players again displayed their ability

whilst also absorbing of what the Spanish methodology was about.

After the session the boys started to gel amongst each other, realising

that they were a team and that they had their first match later on in

the evening.

In the evening the touring Inglewood United SC played their first

game against U18s Real Valladollid International team. Our average

age was 16 were as the opposition was 17/18, despite that difference

our boys displayed the type of football that expected from Australians

(Never Say Die). As coach of the squad and from previous international

experience we adopted a 1-3-4-3 formation which ensured we had 7

players pressing high. The only disadvantage was that we were man

on man at the back however young Christian Miraudo (15) along with

Lachlan Ryan and BJ Grant played the roles impeccably well. 1 goal

each from Aaron Simpson and Riaz Kelly ensured we drew the game

2-2, a long range effort from captain Paul Zimarino at the end may have

ensured the win however all in all the players performed extremely well

and dedicated their game to all the folk back home.

Day 4 : The group visited the Estadio Joze Zorrila to watch the Real

Vallodolid senior team. The match day experience was amazing with

the away fans cordoned off in a section by the police. The game itself

had high quality finishing along with fast and positive ball movement,

however the best part was the vocal home and away supporters which

gave the type of atmosphere you would expect in Europe. away our

team bus and taken into the city where we were able to celebrate the

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2-1 victory with the locals, tasting tapas and observing the

family traditions. The club also decided to check us into a city hotel for

the night enabling the players to experience the Valladolid nightlife,

however I feel the bonus for our boys was that we were checked in

the same hotel as the U16s & U18s Spanish Volleyball Girls team who

happened to be competing in a tournament. As an observer, it was

pleasing to see the girls try and engage with the boys even though

communication was a problem, whilst our boys displaying their

appreciation of their culture and having loads of photos and football

chant sing along. As the evening came to an end, its fair to say that the

city of Valladolid new that Inglewood United SC was here.

Day 5 : Waking up on Sunday morning at the city hotel to what can only

be described as a scrumptious breakfast showed everyone on tour that

Spanish hospitality was top notch. On check out we were collected once

again by the team bus and driven back out to the stadium to watch the

Reserve Team. The game was attended by about 1500 people and the

game, well let’s just say that in my opinion I believe the coaches and

captains shook before the match and agreed on the result. The lack

lustre 0-0 draw was exactly that, the only chances coming from either

a set piece or an odd counter attack. In saying that the entire weekend

was an amazing experience for the group, the two days off from training

and playing enabled the boys to recover and taste the Spanish culture

without the stress and expectations of a pro footballer.

Day 6 : The second football match is scheduled against Club Deportivo

Palencia but before then the boys are about to embark on yet another

training session in preparation for that match tomorrow. Palencia is

approximately 1hr away and am expecting them to be a level above our

last opponents.

Good luck to all our teams playing against the Balcatta SC!!!

From all of us here in Spain…VAMOS!!

Goran Stajic TD We are Inglewood

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Supporters opinionJust a Thought.......

I have watched nearly all games by all teams and must say that the signs

for the season ahead are positive.

I know it’s only early days but the application by the coaches,players

and support staff has been a revealation.

In life,talent alone does not guarantee results .But combine it with

commitment,discipline and wholehearted effort and success will follow.

Maybe not immediately but with patience it will arrive.

And the life lessons learnt through this team environment are simply

immeasurable and irreplaceable.

There is on old saying(most of them are!) which states:

“No Man is an island”.

This is true of life itself and easily applied to a Club such as ours.

So if you are not already with us and would like to be just take those

first few steps and offer whatever you can.

We need you and maybe,just maybe,you need to be part of us!

IUSC Passionate Supporter

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