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ACFC U17 tourney

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about 11 years ago

When is this on the telly please? Anyone know?

You can ascertain what your opponent is afraid of by observing the means by which he attempts to frighten you



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about 11 years ago
Girls Final. Three Kings too good for Coastal Spirit, winning the final 2-0.

Kotahitanga. We are one.

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about 11 years ago

good effort to make final

Number of players can return next year (and the year after)

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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about 11 years ago

2015 U17 Mens Finals:

CUP     :  Onehunga Sports vs Birkenhead  

BOWL  :  Cashmere Technical vs Three Kings United

PLATE:   Lower Hutt City vs Hamilton Wanderers

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about 11 years ago

2015 U17 Men's Draw Winners:

Cup     : Birkenhead

Bowl    : Cashmere Technical

Plate   : Lower Hutt City

Interestingly, Onehunga Sports (losing Cup finalist), Cashmere Technical (Bowl Winner) and Lower Hutt City (Plate Winner) were all from Group D.

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about 11 years ago

shushy6 wrote:

When is this on the telly please? Anyone know?

The tournament organisers do not know as of yet. Sky hasn't informed them but it will be announced in due course. 

#SaveTheNix

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about 11 years ago

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win. 

#SaveTheNix

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about 11 years ago

Birkenhead u 17 s  and u 19 s national champs...not bad

we only sing when were winning
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about 11 years ago

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win. 

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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almost 11 years ago

foal30 wrote:

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win. 

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

Play like they've been coached to play rugby not football half the time.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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almost 11 years ago

Jerzy Merino wrote:

foal30 wrote:

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win. 

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

Play like they've been coached to play rugby not football half the time.

That's exactly why I dislike them, over the top aggression seems to be the common thing in most Hiroshi Miyazawa coached teams. 

#SaveTheNix

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almost 11 years ago

Jerzy Merino wrote:

foal30 wrote:

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win. 

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

Play like they've been coached to play rugby not football half the time.

That's exactly why I dislike them, over the top aggression seems to be the common thing in most Hiroshi Miyazawa coached teams. 

I think they are disliked cause the Wynton connection (speculating)
In regards to Hiroshi, his Onehunga team at NRFL level last year were not like that from what I saw so perhaps thats not a fair mark against the man. Can't speak for how his kids go though.

Grumpy old bastard alert

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almost 11 years ago

OK, thanks

Thanks to ACFC for running the tournament, well appreciated by the Coastal crew

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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almost 11 years ago

Give me a break, why are they disliked? Because they Win or get very close to winning, and same is the world over winners attract quality. In the end they put more into their preparation and planning and with the quality this attracts they get results

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almost 11 years ago

2Boys wrote:

Give me a break, why are they disliked? Because they Win or get very close to winning, and same is the world over winners attract quality. In the end they put more into their preparation and planning and with the quality this attracts they get results

Did anyone say that the dislike was rational or founded in logic? Some people dislike Liverpool/Arsenal/Man U/Chel$ki for no reason that is logical, just that they dislike them. Happens the world over.

I think Nike Cup and Onehunga/Wyners may have a part to play in that too.

Grumpy old bastard alert

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almost 11 years ago

Jerzy Merino wrote:

foal30 wrote:

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

Play like they've been coached to play rugby not football half the time.

That's exactly why I dislike them, over the top aggression seems to be the common thing in most Hiroshi Miyazawa coached teams. 

What a fudgeing joke of an opinion. It's because they are the best youth club over the years of the Nike Cup and produce the technically best players. Stop creating ridiculous theories.

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almost 11 years ago

ColeWorld wrote:

Jerzy Merino wrote:

foal30 wrote:

So glad Onehunga Sports didn't win

Why don't people like this club?

Every tournament there seems to be some commentators rooting against them.

Play like they've been coached to play rugby not football half the time.

That's exactly why I dislike them, over the top aggression seems to be the common thing in most Hiroshi Miyazawa coached teams. 

What a fudgeing joke of an opinion. It's because they are the best youth club over the years of the Nike Cup and produce the technically best players. Stop creating ridiculous theories.

Having met Onehunga sides coached by Hiroshi at Nike (NZ Finals) and ACFC regularly over the last few years I can only disagree. Well prepared, focused, competitive and accomplished players is the general rule. We have met others with far less ability and far more aggression.

Tremendous tournament, again, with some very good football at times. Six teams from Christchurch, two from Dunedin and Nelson, certainly could use another couple from Wellington /Palmy or Taranaki.

Would be great to have The Nike Cup played with a similar structure. Maybe 12 teams .

   

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almost 11 years ago

2Boys wrote:

Give me a break, why are they disliked? Because they Win or get very close to winning, and same is the world over winners attract quality. In the end they put more into their preparation and planning and with the quality this attracts they get results

off the mark i'm afraid in my opinion - they are disliked (by me anyway) because they don't play by the rules and generally speaking have in the past let the Wynrs/Nike Cup thing get in the way of developing some good players at a good club - if they focused on that and not on poaching players left right and centre they would have far more respect.

Interesting to see now that Wynrs are out and the Phoenix are in - will things change?

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almost 11 years ago

chopah wrote:

2Boys wrote:

Give me a break, why are they disliked? Because they Win or get very close to winning, and same is the world over winners attract quality. In the end they put more into their preparation and planning and with the quality this attracts they get results

off the mark i'm afraid in my opinion - they are disliked (by me anyway) because they don't play by the rules and generally speaking have in the past let the Wynrs/Nike Cup thing get in the way of developing some good players at a good club - if they focused on that and not on poaching players left right and centre they would have far more respect.

Interesting to see now that Wynrs are out and the Phoenix are in - will things change?

Er, isn't that pretty much the brief of Nix Auckland Soccer school? Identifying good talent, getting them into a junior nix training programme?

Kotahitanga. We are one.

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almost 11 years ago

For Wellington based football supporters:


2015, U17 Tournament Woman's Draw:

STOP OUT       

lost to Cashmere Technical 0 - 1

drew with Glenfield Rovers 0 - 0

lost to Western Springs 1 - 4 (Bowl Winner)

drew with Lynn Avon   0 - 0 :

lost to Three Kings United 0 - 3 ( Women's Tournament Winner)

lost to Papatoetoe 0 - 1  in Plate SF


2015, U17 Tournament Men's Draw:

MIRAMAR RANGERS   

drew with Central United 2 - 2

beat Fencibles 4 - 1

drew with UNSS (New Caledonia) 0 - 0

drew with Richmond 1 - 1

beat Halswell 4 - 3

lost to Birkenhead 1 - 4 (Men's Tournament Winner) in Cup QF


LOWER HUTT CITY     

drew with Tauranga City 0 - 0

lost to Onehunga Sports 0 - 3 (Men's Tournament Runner Up)

lost to Forest Hill Milford 1 - 2

lost to Manuwera 0 - 1 (NB: Lower Hutt had their Goalie Red Carded 10 mins into this game)

lost to Cashmere Technical 1 - 2 (Bowl Winner)

beat Glenfield Rovers 2 - 1 in Plate QF

beat Dunedin Technical 1 - 0 in Plate SF

beat Hamilton Wanderers 5P to 4P after 0 - 0 at full time in Plate Final. (Lower Hutt City were Plate Winners)

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almost 11 years ago

The best result in the 2015 U17 Men's Draw from a team outside of Auckland was by Napier City Rovers. They finished 3rd.

Friday: 

won 2 - 1 over Bay Olympic; won 5 - 0 over Glenfield Rovers; won 2 - 0 over Ellerslie

Saturday:

won 1 - 0 over Coastal Spirit; won 1 - 0 over Western Springs

Sunday:

Championship QF: won 1 - 0 over Manuwera; Championship SF: lost 1 - 2 to Onehunga Sports; Won 3rd/4th Playoff 6P to 5P over UNSS.

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almost 11 years ago

Watched the U17 Highlights Package. It was well done but footage concentrated on a small number of teams, some teams being highlighted a number of times, and did not show about half the participating teams. I think players and supporters from those participating clubs who were not shown on the program will be a bit disappointed. It would have been nice for all teams participating in the tournament, regardless of their placing, to have at least 30 seconds exposure.

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almost 11 years ago

Caught the last bit of the highlights package the last time it was shown on Sky - would like to see the whole thing. Have they posted it online anywhere?

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about 10 years ago · edited about 10 years ago · History

Pools being announced on their Facebook page they look tough so far

www.facebook.com/acfcu17

UNDERDOG: One that is expected to lose a contest or struggle 

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about 10 years ago

Starts Friday

FC2011 look the strongest of the Chch clubs but arguably CTFC have a "better" draw

Can't see Coastal or Halswell getting within cooee of the finals.

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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about 10 years ago

Sports.Springs .Birkenhead the big 3 here

we only sing when were winning
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about 10 years ago · edited about 10 years ago · History

Some tight games at Seddon Fields today. Springs looking the goods - once again with Chris Z in charge. Thought Ellerslie's black and red stripe 'convict strip' looked interesting, like an RBB Youth - but it was only their training gear. 

Norelle Sindos in charge at Sky. Found her level. 

PS bar opens 4pm today & Sat. 1pm Sunday.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 10 years ago

Springs unbeaten in their pool, Onehunga in theirs. Shaping up for some tight play off games.

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about 10 years ago

Onehunga beat Coastal in last minute :(

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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about 10 years ago

FC2011 unbeaten and not conceded a goal

Still a chance 3 Chch sides could make top 8 which would be great.

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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about 10 years ago · edited about 10 years ago · History

foal30 wrote:

FC2011 unbeaten and not conceded a goal

Still a chance 3 Chch sides could make top 8 which would be great.

FC2011 0 Western Springs 2

Springs unbeaten and not conceded a goal

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 10 years ago

Thought this was usually on easter weekend?

Three for me, and two for them.

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about 10 years ago

Buffon II wrote:

Thought this was usually on easter weekend?

Weekend before. Big boys start Easter weekend.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 10 years ago

Western Springs beat Cambridge 2-0 in quarters with Dane Schnell and Oscar Brown scoring .Onehunga with Max Mata penalty win 1-0 v FC 20 in theirs 

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about 10 years ago

Jerzy Merino wrote:

Some tight games at Seddon Fields today. Springs looking the goods - once again with Chris Z in charge. Thought Ellerslie's black and red stripe 'convict strip' looked interesting, like an RBB Youth - but it was only their training gear. 

Norelle Sindos in charge at Sky. Found her level. 

PS bar opens 4pm today & Sat. 1pm Sunday.

That's just warm up tops....

Narelle has been good this year I reckon, she is still learning but has a love of football.

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about 10 years ago

Congrats to Birko for getting back to back titles.

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about 10 years ago

Good to see Bay Olympic enjoying the plate final......

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