According to C.F. site Upper Hutt 3 NCR 0.
Is that right????
Yes, it wasn't a typo. I watched this game. 0 - 0 at HT after a fairly even first half. 2nd half was Upper Hutt's with 3 unanswered goals. The NCR players appeared shell-shocked at the end of the match. The UH supporters also appeared amazed with their team winning, let alone the final 3 - 0 scoreline.
Something different : KCU founding club, Raumati Hearts were formed by a Scotsman who supported Heart of Midlothian
Is this advert filmed at Raumati Hearts? Their name is on the grandstand...
http://www.campaignbrief.com/nz/2017/04/lotto-nzs-...
No, that (a) doesn't look anything like Weka Park, which doesn't have a grandstand, and (b) you can see an Auckland train in the background. It's probably somewhere in South Auckland, although not any ground I've ever played on (maybe actually a rugby ground? Papakura?)
However, if memory serves, RHFC did play in maroon and gold (same colours as nearby Kapiti College).
Reason I asked was in a shot in the video there's a sign on the grandstand saying "Raumati Hearts".
32 seconds in: http://www.bestadsontv.com/ad/85777/Lotto-NZ-Dyla...
Sure? At 40-43 seconds there is a big billboard in the background on the fence line right of goal that also appears to say Roumati Hearts
When is the next round drawn?
When is the next round drawn?
Thursday at midday.
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I Reckon Olympic will comfortably go the rest of the season unbeaten and win the cup!
OK so we know you're an Olympic fan then :-)
not actually an Olympic fan but i have been very impressed with their last few results
So, 8 teams left in Wellington, part of me hopes the big 4 (Wests, Olympic, Stop Out and Rapa) draw each other and give the under dogs a chance (Wharfies, Nth Wellington, Palmie Nth Marist and Upper Hutt) to go further, but then some of me says nah we want our big guns to represent our region when it goes national.
According to C.F. site Upper Hutt 3 NCR 0.
Is that right????
Yes, it wasn't a typo. I watched this game. 0 - 0 at HT after a fairly even first half. 2nd half was Upper Hutt's with 3 unanswered goals. The NCR players appeared shell-shocked at the end of the match. The UH supporters also appeared amazed with their team winning, let alone the final 3 - 0 scoreline.
I left at 2-0, was bloody cold! Well done Upper Hutt.
Rumour has it, Marist will be at home vs Olympic, waiting for draw to confirm.....
Rumour has it, Marist will be at home vs Olympic, waiting for draw to confirm.....
Nope, Marist at home to Stop Out
olympic home to Rapa - match of the round so far
I don’t think our (Wellington) teams are as strong as other years.
From all those teams, Wests will back themselves to win it. There is nothing in there that should scare them.
From all those teams, Wests will back themselves to win it. There is nothing in there that should scare them.
Quarterfinals v Oceania Under-20s will scare them, as will the final v Oceania Under-17s.
times and venues
Sat 23rd could be a good day in Welly
start in Upper Hutt with KS Cup Upper Hutt v Rapa (12pm)
then North Wellington v Upper Hutt or Wharf v Wests
Then finish at Olympic v Rapa
Round 3 of the Chatham Cup is this weekend 23/24 June
SATURDAY JUNE 23
Waterside-Karori (CL) v Western Suburbs (CL), Karori Park, KO 2pm
These clubs first met in the Chatham Cup way back in 1924, the second year of the competition, Hospital (as Western Suburbs were known then) running out 2-1 winners over Waterside
In all there have been 22 cup games between the different iterations of these clubs, Waterside Karori winning 10, Wests 11 and 1 draw!
They played each other this weekend just gone in the central league and Wests won 5-1, wouldn't be surprised if its a similar result this week
PICK Western Suburbs
North Wellington (CP) v Upper Hutt City (CP), Alex Moore, KO 2:30pm
repeat of the 2016 fixture where North Wellington won 5-1
before that there were 4 previous meetings between the iterations of these clubs, Upper Hutt United have only won once, a 5-4 win against Johnson Villa back in 1954. The other results include an 8-0 for North Wellington in 1992
Upper Hutt City currently 3rd in the table, 19 points behind North Wellington who are unbeaten this season. Score was 4-3 to North Wellington when they met in the league
PICK North Wellington
Wellington Olympic (CL) v Wairarapa United (CL), Wakefield, KO 5:45pm
Yayyyy a late game so us anoraks can get to see at least two Chatham Cup games in a day!
Both past winners of the cup, this is the first time these clubs will have met as they are. in 1977 Christian Youth (as Olympic were known) lost 2-1 to Masterton, who are now part of Rapa
League meetings this season have both gone to Olympic 2-1 (h) & 4-2 (a)
PICK Olympic in extra time or pens
SUNDAY 24 JUNE
Palmerston North Marist (CRL) v Stop Out (CL), Memorial Park, Palmerston North, KO 2pm
PN Marist unbeaten in the Central Region Premier League (equivalent of Cap Prem) up against Stop Out 3rd in Central League
2 previous meetings in the cup, PN Marist won 2-1 in 2014 and Stop Out won 5-1 last season
PICK Stop Out
Sorry Piney & Siggie but come on Upper Hutt!!
Sorry Piney & Siggie but come on Upper Hutt!!
? what's Piney got to do with North Wellington?
Didn't he used to play for them many moons ago?
Didn't he used to play for them many moons ago?
don't think so, I know he did play for Wellington United and Nelson Suburbs and thought he played for Tawa most recently
North Wellington (CP) v Upper Hutt City (CP), Alex Moore, KO 2:30pm
repeat of the 2016 fixture where North Wellington won 5-1
before that there were 4 previous meetings between the iterations of these clubs, Upper Hutt United have only won once, a 5-4 win against Johnson Villa back in 1954. The other results include an 8-0 for North Wellington in 1992
Upper Hutt City currently 3rd in the table, 19 points behind North Wellington who are unbeaten this season. Score was 4-3 to North Wellington when they met in the league
PICK North Wellington
From all those teams, Wests will back themselves to win it. There is nothing in there that should scare them.
They got out muscled last year. Bay Olympic must had a couple of inches and 10 kilos on average over them and were just stronger in any 50/50 situation. Not illegal play just much stronger and larger.
Didn't he used to play for them many moons ago?
don't think so, I know he did play for Wellington United and Nelson Suburbs and thought he played for Tawa most recently
confirmed didn't play for North Wellington, did play 250 games in National, Central & Capital leagues between 1990 & 2010
Tawa (73 games, 7 goals)
Nelson United (7, 1)
Nelson Suburbs (36, 6)
Wellington United (55, 19)
Wellington United reserves (51, 20)
Miramar Rangers Reserves (3, 0)
BNU (11, 1)
Cheers.
olympic is gonna kill wairarapa, huge new signing up the front will comfortably give them the win. prediction 6-1 to olympic
Huge and a striker? Must be Ronaldo. Or Adriano. Maybe Jardel.
didn't think Henry Fa'rado was that huge! - good signing though!
olympic is gonna kill wairarapa, huge new signing up the front will comfortably give them the win. prediction 6-1 to olympic
Peter Crouch? or the bus who used to play at Wimbeldon
olympic is gonna kill wairarapa, huge new signing up the front will comfortably give them the win. prediction 6-1 to olympic
Peter Crouch? or the bus who used to play at Wimbeldon
he is going to have a huge impact on the cup, other teams beware of the big man
How recently was he signed? Can he play in the Cup? He's only just recently arrived in the country..
How recently was he signed? Can he play in the Cup? He's only just recently arrived in the country..
Thought he needed to play two games before a Cup appearance.
nah just ten days registered i think
Thought he needed to play two games before a Cup appearance.
That rule went a few seasons back as feverish states
north Wellington 3.2 over upper hutt
Coastal Spirit’s famed defence lived up to its reputation, holding out Cashmere Technical for 120 minutes (first time this season they have been unable to score from open play). But in the only thing that counts, the penalties went Cashmere’s way, 3-2.
Coastal Spirit’s famed defence lived up to its reputation, holding out Cashmere Technical for 120 minutes (first time this season they have been unable to score from open play). But in the only thing that counts, the penalties went Cashmere’s way, 3-2.
Second time as was scoreless between the two sides in round 2 of the MPL back in March.
Blenheim Rangers 0 Nelson Suburbs 1 (Eddie Sillars 47 min)
