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5th Multi Ethnic "Mini World Cup" Tournament 2010

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5th Multi Ethnic "Mini World Cup" Tournament 2010
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The 5th Multi Ethnic "Mini World Cup" Tournament 2010 From 4th September to 9th October, 2010
Awakairangi and Harcourt Parks

As the excitement of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa winds down,  planning has already started for our own Mini World Cup (The 5th Multi Ethnic Football Tournament) in September and October 2010. 

To build on the success of past tournaments and to look at ways of promoting football, this year we will see the introduction of a women�s competition for 2010. At this stage it will be open to only 4 teams and will run towards the end of the men�s competition.

The 2010 edition kicks off on the 4th September to 9th October, 2010 with preliminaries, quarter and Semi finals at Awakairangi Park, Totara Park Road and both Women's and Men's Finals at Harcourt Park � Upper Hutt Soccer Club home ground.

Please note there will be a double header on the second week of the tournament, that is, two preliminaries games on the weekend of 11th and 12th of September.

 

Entries are now being accepted for the 2010 Upper Hutt Mini World Cup tournament closing Friday 6th of August 2010.

The entry fee still remains $100.

We will only consider the first 20 teams that put in and pay for registration even if before the closing date.

Fixtures drawn 7.00pm at Upper Hutt H2O Extreme swimming Pool on Wednesday 11th of August, 2010.

We look forward to receiving your entry(s) as soon as possible. Best wishes and a successful and enjoyable tournament.

All team registration details are available on the Activation website: www.activation.org.nz

Fixtures and Results at www.SportZone.org.nz

FORMAT

There are 4 groups of 5 teams playing a round robin competition.

Quarter final places will be decided by-

Top 2 teams in each group
Seedings for quarter finals will be determined by the Points and Goal Difference of the qualifying teams.

Quarter Final Draw

Team 1 vs Team 8    Team 2 vs Team 7
Team 3 vs Team 6    Team 4 vs Team 5

Semi Draw

Semi 1 - Team 1 or 8 vs Team 3 or 6
Semi 2 - Team 2 or 7 vs Team 4 or 5

Final Winner semi 1 vs Winner semi 2 SportZone2010-07-16 21:30:34
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Darn

Vatican City would be keen for another appearance - but Marist tourny falls right in the middle of this!
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Eurasia will be back for their 4th tournament I believe

VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life

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I double header is a bit rough on these old legs.
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Get new legs!

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Foxy,
just a couple of questions.
 
1) where do we send the registration fee?
2) how many players per team? Where do we email the team list to?
Cheers
G.

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Hi does anyone else on YF have a team in this competition? If so, where did they send their team list/registration fee? I went on the Activation Website but found no information regarding the Mini WC. Emailed Tayo and saw Tony M. at the Mall yesterday but apart from that, I've received no info about the competition. And since the draw is meant to be done next week I'd like to confirm that my team has been entered.

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Groups for the Ethnic Mini World Cup.
 
Group A
UK K iwi
Zimbabwe
Fiji Airport Rangers
Vatican City
 
Group B
Somalia
Wallaceville United Celtic
Burma United
Sudan
 
Group C
EuroAsia
Oromo
Fiji Sangham
Assyria
 
Group D
Fiji Wellington
Turkey
West Africa
Cambodia
 
Social
Lower Hutt Police
Street Football
Sudan Youth
Samoa
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Group C the group of death.
Any info on Fiji Sangham, Oromo and Assiria?

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Oromo - Somalia I think.  Different ethnic group maybe ?  Competitive Culture Kicks side.
Sangham play Culture kicks and play a pretty physical style.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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Due to a lucrative new contract including the next years supply of discounted bakery food, I have made a long and measured choice to employ my long lost great-great-great-aunt three times removed Cambodian heritage to open my chance to play for Cambodia this year. Will Sudan miss me? I doubt it.
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Hard News wrote:
Oromo - Somalia I think.  Different ethnic group maybe ?  Competitive Culture Kicks side.
Sangham play Culture kicks and play a pretty physical style.

Oromo are indeed an ethnic group from Somalia, and Oromia is a disputed homeland for the Oromo people. Lads from Oromo kept jumping ship to Somlaia and vice versa in Culture Kicks

Salmon swim upstream

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with today's cancellations there is a high chance that the regular club season won't be over (including play off/out, catch up games) by September 4th. I guess there is no chance of the WC games being pushed one week forward if that's the case?

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Updated Fixtures and Tournament Format.
Group A



Fixtures & Results



Round 1 (04/09/10)



UK Kiwi vs Fiji Airport Rangers  Harcourt 2 12.00pm Zimbabwe vs Vatican City Awakairangi No 1 12.00pm Round 2 (11/09/10)



UK Kiwi vs Vatican City Harcourt 2 12.00pm Fiji Airport Rangers vs Zimbabwe Awakairangi No 2 2.00pm Round 3 (18/09/10)



UK Kiwi vs Zimbabwe Awakairangi No 3 12.00pm Vatican City vs Fiji Airport Rangers Awakairangi No 3 2.00pm Group B



Fixtures & Results



Round 1 (04/09/10)



Somalia vs Burma United Awakairangi No 1   2.00pm   Wallaceville Celtic vs Sudan Awakairangi No 2 2.00pm Round 2 (11/09/10)



Somalia vs Sudan Awakairangi No 3 12.00pm Burma United vs Wallaceville Celtic Awakairangi No 3 2.00pm Round 3 (18/09/10)



Somalia vs Wallaceville Celtic Awakairangi No 4 12.00pm Sudan vs Burma United Awakairangi No 4 2.00pm Group C



Fixtures & Results



Round 1 (04/09/10)



Euroasia vs Fiji Sangham   Awakairangi No 2 12.00pm Oromo vs Assyria   Awakairangi No 3 12.00pm Round 2 (11/09/10)



Euroasia vs Assyria Awakairangi No 1 2.00pm Fiji Sangham vs Oromo Awakairangi No 1 12.00pm Round 3 (18/09/10)



Euroasia vs Oromo Awakairangi No 5 2.00pm Assyria vs Fiji Sangham Awakairangi No 5 12.00pm Group D



Fixtures & Results



Round 1 (04/09/10)



Turkey vs Cambodia Awakairangi No 4 12.00pm  Fiji Wellington vs West Afric Awakairangi No 3 2.00pm Round 2 (11/09/10)



Fiji Wellington vs Cambodia Awakairangi No 5 12.00pm West Africa vs Turkey Awakairangi No 5 2.00pm Round 3 (18/09/10)



Fiji Wellington vs Turkey Awakairangi No 1 12.00pm Cambodia vs West Africa Awakairangi No 1 2.00pm Festival Grade



Fixtures & Results



Round 1 (04/09/10)



Lower Hutt Police vs Sudan Youth Awakairangi No 5 12.00pm Street Football Wellington vs Samoa Awakairangi No 5 2.00pm Round 2 (11/09/10)



Lower Hutt Police vs Samoa Awakairangi No 2 12.00pm Sudan Youth vs Street Football Wellington Awakairangi No 4 2.00pm Round 3 (18/09/10)



Lower Hutt Police vs Street Football Wellington  Awakairangi No 2 12.00pm Samoa vs Sudan Youth Awakairangi No 2 2.00pm









Semi Final:(25/09/10)



Game 31: 1st Group A vs 1st Group D - Awakairangi No 1 - 12.00pm








Game 32: 1st Group B vs 1st Group C - Awakairangi No 1 - 2.00pm








Third Place:(02/10/10)



Losser Game 31 vs Losser Game 32 - Harcourt No 1 - 12.00pm



Final:(02/10/10)



Winner Game 31 vs Winner Game 32 - Harcourt No 1 - 2.00pm




SportZone2010-08-19 21:25:17
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Is there a limit to how many fijian internations Fiji are allowed to turn up with? :P
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Yep. 16 per game.
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This weekends Ground change.

Week 1

Round 1 (04/09/10)

 UK Kiwi  vs Fiji Airport Rangers � Harcourt 2 � 12.00pm

Zimbabwe   vs Vatican City � Awakairangi No 1 � 12.00pm

Euroasia  vs Fiji Sangham  - Awakairangi  No 2   - 12.00pm
Oromo  vs Assyria � Awakairangi No 3 � 12.00pm

Turkey  vs Cambodia � Awakairangi No 4 � 12.00pm
L Hutt Police  vs Sudan Youth �
Heretaunga Park No 1 � 12.00pm
Somalia  vs Burma United � Awakairangi  No 5 � 2.00pm
Wallaceville Celtic  vs Sudan � Heretaunga Park No 1 � 2.00pm

Fiji Wgtn vs West Africa � Trentham Memorial Park No 1 � 2.00pm
  Street Football Wgtn  vs Samoa - Awakairangi  No 6 � 2.00pm
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  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Vatican City 1 1 0 0 7 2 +5 3 W 2 UK Kiwi 1 1 0 0 4 1 +3 3 W 3 Fiji Airport Rangers 1 0 0 1 1 4 -3 0 L 4 Zimbabwe 1 0 0 1 2 7 -5 0 L
Latest Results UK Kiwi 4 - 1 Fiji Airport Rangers Zimbabwe 2 - 7 Vatican City Next Games UK Kiwi vs Vatican City Fiji Airport Rangers vs Zimbabwe
  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Sudan 1 1 0 0 10 2 +8 3 W 2 Somalia 1 1 0 0 5 1 +4 3 W 3 Burma United 1 0 0 1 1 5 -4 0 L 4 Wallaceville Celtic 1 0 0 1 2 10 -8 0 L
Latest Results Somalia 5 - 1 Burma United Wallaceville Celtic 2 - 10 Sudan Next Games Somalia vs Sudan Burma United vs Wallaceville Celtic
  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Fiji Sangham 1 1 0 0 4 0 +4 3 W 2 Assyria 1 1 0 0 7 6 +1 3 W 3 Oromo 1 0 0 1 6 7 -1 0 L 4 Euroasia 1 0 0 1 0 4 -4 0 L
Latest Results Euroasia 0 - 4 Fiji Sangham Oromo 6 - 7 Assyria Next Games Euroasia vs Assyria Fiji Sangham vs Oromo
  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Cambodia 1 1 0 0 11 0 +11 3 W 2 West Africa 1 1 0 0 8 0 +8 3 W 3 Fiji Wellington 1 0 0 1 0 8 -8 0 L 4 Turkey 1 0 0 1 0 11 -11 0 L
Latest Results Fiji Wellington 0 - 8 West Africa Turkey 0 - 11 Cambodia Next Games Fiji Wellington vs Cambodia West Africa vs Turkey
  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Street Football Wellington 1 1 0 0 5 3 +2 3 W 2 Lower Hutt Police 1 0 1 0 5 5 0 1 D 3 Sudan Youth 1 0 1 0 5 5 0 1 D 4 Samoa 1 0 0 1 3 5 -2 0 L
Latest Results Lower Hutt Police 5 - 5 Sudan Youth Street Football Wellington 5 - 3 Samoa Next Games Lower Hutt Police vs Samoa Sudan Youth vs Street Football WellingtonSportZone2010-09-04 20:01:52
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Um...Euroasia actually won 4 nil
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Thats the beauty of the Ethnic tournament. Whoever gets the score in first is the winner!!
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  • Standings after 1 round.
Team Played W D L F A GD Points Form 1 Euroasia 1 1 0 0 4 0 +4 3 W 2 Assyria 1 1 0 0 7 6 +1 3 W 3 Oromo 1 0 0 1 6 7 -1 0 L 4 Fiji Sangham 1 0 0 1 0 4 -4 0 L
Latest Results Euroasia 4 - 0 Fiji Sangham Oromo 6 - 7 Assyria Next Games Euroasia vs Assyria Fiji Sangham vs Oromo
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ahahha funny! I actually looked at the tables this morning but it didn't even dawn on me. I guess that a 4-0 loss could have been a fair result as we have Steelo in goal!!

On a more serious note, it'd be interesting to see what sanctions have been dished out to the red cards given on game day 1. It's always a shame to see people with a massive anger management problem turning a game of football into their only way to unwind.

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Yeah Students!!! You think they would know better, about to get another hiding from the government for not paying back their loans.
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ah! quite the opposite, actually, Foxy! From what I've seen, whenever I play non-club football, it's often the 30-40 something, slightly overweight, married and with a mortgage who vent their frustration in a game of football. I think there hasn't been a single year that I've not been involved in a game where someone threatens a referee and gets sent off as a result.

Love the tournament, obviously. It's always 1 or 2 idiots who spoil the fun for everyone.

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Ah well you've missed my category all together then!!!
I blame the weather for players having to jam a whole season into  one game because of cancellations, including fights and arguing with refs. Do you think we could introduce cage football along the same rules as cage fighting where the last player alive is the winner. Maybe all  the idiots that ruin it for everyone else can join but I'm not sure who would want to ref it. I can think of a few that it may suit. They will either be oblivious to what is going on around them or joining in.
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Which teams were the worst behaved after the first couple of rounds?
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Lost 4-3 to a two man Fiji team, i.e Pita and Wasaki. Good guys though but I seriously reckon Pita must have ran a half marathon in that game he was absolutely everywhere.

West Africas team absolutely ridiculous. One West African and 14 Central League players. Bit of a joke to be honest. I know other teams have players that are not from your ethnic group but when you have a team like that its just a bit of a scoff at the competition as a whole.
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jinz wrote:
Which teams were the worst behaved after the first couple of rounds?


The Refs mostly and Tayo. Tayo thought he'd scored a goal and, being the boss, counted it anyway.
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Latest Results at This Link.
If anyone can tell me the score between UK Kiwis and Marist... I mean Vatican City. and also Police and Samoa that would be very helpful.


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SportZone wrote:
Latest Results at This Link.
If anyone can tell me the score between UK Kiwis and Marist... I mean Vatican City. and also Police and Samoa that would be very helpful.



Uk Kiwis and Marist 2 all, Great game played in good spirits ruined by the ref.
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Went down and watched today for the first time this season! My favourite game of the day was Sudan and Street football (?). I think that was the game! Played at 2 O'clock anyway. Probably the game played in the best spirit of the day. Some cracking goals! Helped by a ref who let it flow. What a stupid tackle for that red card though, really stupid thing to do! Number 9 for Sudan (blue team?) scored a great goal!
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The Street Football team had 4 players in there who are off to Rio on Tuesday next week to represent NZ at the Homeless World Cup.
Fabian, Kaha, Kevin the goalkeeper and Fraser who scored the goal make up half the NZ squad that will be away for 10 days and good luck to them.
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Next year can I enter a team of Phoenix reserve players and just say that we're Mozambique or something? Perhaps a ruling needs to be entered where as you have to have at least 50% of your ethnic team as that ethnicity
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SportZone wrote:
The Street Football team had 4 players in there who are off to Rio on Tuesday next week to represent NZ at the Homeless World Cup.
Fabian, Kaha, Kevin the goalkeeper and Fraser who scored the goal make up half the NZ squad that will be away for 10 days and good luck to them.
 
Awesome! Congrats to them.
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monkeyboy, isn't this etnic tournament just a social kick around for teams aligned on racial lines? Are you surprised that there are honourable "ethnic" players who get called in to boost the usually weak ethnic immirgrants or refugees to this land? Mind you, most of these recent immigrants will lack decent understanding of English so any rules in place will be useless because they will plead ignorance. If you keep these in mind and go out and have a good kick around, won't that be enough?
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Angus, Monkey Boy does have a point though... wheres the fun in being spanked by a put together side when your up for a social run around(Amoungst your Social ethnic Group)... Maybe there should b a free for all.. wonder if any of the Mirimar team want to play for the Fiji Airport team.
 
Need a 6 + 5 rule or something.
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What the hell happend in the first game on pitch 1?! All the players left the pitch to fight with one of the teams warming up? Anyone know what started it?
 
Good games this week I though, well organised and well refereed. Nice to see some younger refs out there this week to. Burma United played well, I'm backing Vatican City to win it this year though.
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footy4life wrote:
What the hell happend in the first game on pitch 1?! All the players left the pitch to fight with one of the teams warming up? Anyone know what started it?
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Good games this week I though, well organised and well refereed. Nice to see some younger refs out there this week to. Burma United played well, I'm backing Vatican City to win it this year though.


Lol - that's if we make it through to the next round after defaulting this weekend
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