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over 11 years ago

Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. Lower Hutt had a 17-0-1 record in 2003.

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over 11 years ago

Smithy wrote:

Upper Hutt most definitely did not win.

yep seen result but it was at the time a nice possible twist to the round..

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Upper Hutt missing a few players.. Gonna make the run in even tougher

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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

Log jam at the bottom - With only Lower Hut having to worry about a Cap Prem team.

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over 11 years ago

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Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. 

Petone grabbed a couple of draws that year against Gisborne

In fact the boys in royal blue did pretty well against Gisborne. They never lost to them at any stage in all competitions. 6 games in CL. 5 x 1-1 and a 2-1 win at Petone (Malcolm Inness and Kruno Ivancic). 2 cup victories. The first v Fallons Team that had 7 All Whites. GT scored for Petone in Extra time. 1-0. in front of 2500 at Mem Pk. The second was by default. NZFA banned them from the Chatham Cup until they paid Petone $400. They never played in the cup again and Petone never got the dosh.

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over 11 years ago

uiron wrote:

[quote=2ndBest]

Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. 

Petone grabbed a couple of draws that year against Gisborne

In fact the boys in royal blue did pretty well against Gisborne. They never lost to them at any stage in all competitions. 6 games in CL. 5 x 1-1 and a 2-1 win at Petone (Malcolm Inness and Kruno Ivancic). 2 cup victories. The first v Fallons Team that had 7 All Whites. GT scored for Petone in Extra time. 1-0. in front of 2500 at Mem Pk. The second was by default. NZFA banned them from the Chatham Cup until they paid Petone $400. They never played in the cup again and Petone never got the dosh.

you cannot get blood out of a stone.

i am pretty sure this was just after large sums of money were spent that caused the lack of money to travel the following season so if they cannot afford to pay to get to the game how are they going to pay a fine?

sad times for a few clubs in the 80's them including NW who were on the bare bones after big money being spent on things that were not as they seemed or promised by people involved in the management of the club and first team..

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

2ndBest wrote:

Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. Lower Hutt had a 17-0-1 record in 2003.

Karori won the 2011 wimmins CL unbeaten :)

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over 11 years ago

uiron wrote:

[quote=2ndBest]

Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. 

Petone grabbed a couple of draws that year against Gisborne

In fact the boys in royal blue did pretty well against Gisborne. They never lost to them at any stage in all competitions. 6 games in CL. 5 x 1-1 and a 2-1 win at Petone (Malcolm Inness and Kruno Ivancic). 2 cup victories. The first v Fallons Team that had 7 All Whites. GT scored for Petone in Extra time. 1-0. in front of 2500 at Mem Pk. The second was by default. NZFA banned them from the Chatham Cup until they paid Petone $400. They never played in the cup again and Petone never got the dosh.

you cannot get blood out of a stone.

i am pretty sure this was just after large sums of money were spent that caused the lack of money to travel the following season so if they cannot afford to pay to get to the game how are they going to pay a fine?

sad times for a few clubs in the 80's them including NW who were on the bare bones after big money being spent on things that were not as they seemed or promised by people involved in the management of the club and first team..

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over 11 years ago
Yes, I think they all had names.
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over 11 years ago

Bitter, twisted, and incorrect

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over 11 years ago

Retired Hurt wrote:

Bitter, twisted, and incorrect

who's bitter?

who's twisted?

and whats incorrect?

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Jerzy Merino wrote:

uiron wrote:

[quote=2ndBest]

Last team to win the top division in wellington unbeaten was Gisborne City in 1979. 10 wins and 8 draws. 

Petone grabbed a couple of draws that year against Gisborne

In fact the boys in royal blue did pretty well against Gisborne. They never lost to them at any stage in all competitions. 6 games in CL. 5 x 1-1 and a 2-1 win at Petone (Malcolm Inness and Kruno Ivancic). 2 cup victories. The first v Fallons Team that had 7 All Whites. GT scored for Petone in Extra time. 1-0. in front of 2500 at Mem Pk. The second was by default. NZFA banned them from the Chatham Cup until they paid Petone $400. They never played in the cup again and Petone never got the dosh.

you cannot get blood out of a stone.

i am pretty sure this was just after large sums of money were spent that caused the lack of money to travel the following season so if they cannot afford to pay to get to the game how are they going to pay a fine?

sad times for a few clubs in the 80's them including NW who were on the bare bones after big money being spent on things that were not as they seemed or promised by people involved in the management of the club and first team..

Any names?

many names but non that need to be hauled over the coals again as what's it going to solve as a good team of people fixed the problems at NW and worked hard to put the club in a better place than it was left by those people.

some clubs did not survive the actions of poor management and grand plans and they sadly are no longer with us today

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Again light on detail you dickhead.  You talk a good game - but talk in riddles and vagaries.  Show some loyalty and shut up about the club.  If you don't like it, leave for another.  The IQ of each club will increase. 

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over 11 years ago

I've run out of popcorn at this point. 


Allegedly

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over 11 years ago

Retired Hurt wrote:

Again light on detail you dickhead.  You talk a good game - but talk in riddles and vagaries.  Show some loyalty and shut up about the club.  If you don't like it, leave for another.  The IQ of each club will increase. 

i am not disloyal as you suggest MR retired hurt.

all my comments re past money issues are well documented and any person involved in football in the 80's probably will know exactly what was happening to some clubs re money as WSA meetings then where quite open and informative.

And in this thread i thought i was comparing what happened to NW and some other clubs to Gisboure city afc.

I do have knowledge of what happened during the 80's to NW and other clubs though personal and associate experiences that might explain how a great club from that era becoming a not so great club over a short period which it has not really recovered from.

These things happen in football clubs from time to time and can make clubs stronger by the lessons learned….

what do the WHO say in there song "Don't get fooled again"

and i am talking Central League here not Capital one……

can you remember the days of NW in central one?

and if so please correct what is not correct as a few of the people who where involved in NW and other clubs are dead and the others are getting no younger

so soon the ability to ask  people to testify as to what they did or didn't do will be over .

so please your version of Central league football in the 80's from a management level please…….

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Olympic were strong against some yellow rag tag bunch mid-week.

A fan is a fan.

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over 11 years ago

Idiot. The 80s? Really. 30 years ago.  I've been involved with NW longer than you but I show loyalty and respect.  Show some of the same. 

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over 11 years ago

Retired Hurt wrote:

Idiot. The 80s? Really. 30 years ago.  I've been involved with NW longer than you but I show loyalty and respect.  Show some of the same. 

to who?????

i show respect to those who earn it and i don't stand idle while others disrespect the values and ethos of our club as it used to have.

and then there is the people who cannot be with us who would of been doing exactly the same and speaking out about what is happening at NW as they also valued the rules and ethos of our club.

ask not what your club can do for you and your kids but what can you do to help your club and it's members…..

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Are NW in Central League?

A dog with a bone :)

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over 11 years ago

nightz wrote:

Are NW in Central League?

no not these days

and we were talking about Gisborne being winners of the central league in 1979 and undefeated and what happened to them.

unfortunately i made a reference to some history that i know happened in wellington in the 80's and it seems someone has a sore point over this comparison and i don't need to explain why i hope.

but back to football

i am hoping for someone to topple Miramar from a clean sweep of wins at least.

and if someone could give them a loss my year would be made as it would mean less humble pie i would need to eat from comments made at the start of the year with a few other drunks.

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Guys take your dick measuring contest somewhere else and keep the thread on track.

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over 11 years ago

ChopperNZ wrote:

Guys take your dick measuring contest somewhere else and keep the thread on track.

I don't having a fucking clue what they're on about!
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over 11 years ago

tawa v lhc - massive game for both sides

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over 11 years ago

yep both need the points from the other to give that little break/cushion from upper hutt who could pull a couple out of the bag and drop the next team above into a big hole.

i think lower hutt might get all 3 on the day

but i am more interested in weather petone will put in a effort at miramar and catch them with there pants down and go home with some points……

conditions might favour the brave tomorrow.

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

but i am more interested in weather petone will put in a effort at miramar and catch them with there pants down and go home with some points……

conditions might favour the brave tomorrow.

From following on Twitter it sounds like Petone gave them a good game, they went up 2-0 before finally losing to Miramar 3-2. Miramar twitter account saying Petone keeper was having a blinder too.

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over 11 years ago

Petone Keeper got MOM. He pulled off some great athletic and reaction saves. 

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over 11 years ago

Big win for Lower Hutt that. 


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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

Yakcall wrote:

but i am more interested in weather petone will put in a effort at miramar and catch them with there pants down and go home with some points……

conditions might favour the brave tomorrow.

From following on Twitter it sounds like Petone gave them a good game, they went up 2-0 before finally losing to Miramar 3-2. Miramar twitter account saying Petone keeper was having a blinder too.

will by the sound's the brave showed up but just not enough…

caught them napping and then they came with venom so the keeper deserves his MoM even with a loss.

so who will/can stop this possible clean sweep of wins ???

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

NCR 2 v OLYMPIC 2 

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over 11 years ago

And a red for Napier 'keeper I saw on twitter. He'll be out of Chatham Cup.

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over 11 years ago

Yakcall wrote:

but i am more interested in weather petone will put in a effort at miramar and catch them with there pants down and go home with some points……

conditions might favour the brave tomorrow.

From following on Twitter it sounds like Petone gave them a good game, they went up 2-0 before finally losing to Miramar 3-2. Miramar twitter account saying Petone keeper was having a blinder too.

 

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over 11 years ago

energy24.7 wrote:

And a red for Napier 'keeper I saw on twitter. He'll be out of Chatham Cup.

Jonty Underhill is usual first team keeper.   Write up on game (in Anendra's usual flowery style)

http://www.sportsground.co.nz/Article.asp?SiteID=5432&ArticleID=38084

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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

ol'sole wrote:

energy24.7 wrote:

And a red for Napier 'keeper I saw on twitter. He'll be out of Chatham Cup.

Jonty Underhill is usual first team keeper.   Write up on game (in Anendra's usual flowery style)

http://www.sportsground.co.nz/Article.asp?SiteID=5...

was he not in last years under 19 team for NCR and was he given some sort of award or something?

the name rings a bell so i will need to do some digging or my ears will hurt from the noise….

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

got it.

player of the tournament was his claim to fame and if what you say is correct old sole then it is good to see NCR giving the youth a break at the top to develop by playing them regularly at a the top level….

but even though i like there youth policy i am happy lower hutt got a point the other week…..

good sportsmanship and fair playing field is all we ask for

but all we get is talk and goal posts moving

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over 11 years ago

Grant Plumbing Petone 4 beat Miramar 2 after coming from 2-0 down. Reversal of last week.

Whitmarsh off the bench in the second half to score a hattrick. Sam Mason Smith sent off last minute. 

Should put Stick top of Golden Boot with 13.

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over 11 years ago

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over 11 years ago

Pretty surprised by the Petone v Miramar result. Match report anyone?

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over 11 years ago

I cant believe paul whitmarsh.  He's older than Sepp Blatter FFS.

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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

Miramar 2- 0 up after 20 minutes looked as though it was going to be a walk in the (Memorial) Park but in a reversal of the fixture between these two teams last week it was Grant Plumbing Petone who came back from the dead thanks to  a Paul Whitmarsh hattrick. 

Graeme Little must be thinking of getting his boots out as he watches, week after week, as Petone's Peter Pan continues to come off the bench to score with monotonous regularity. A couple of defensive shockers presented a goal eachway but in the end Petone seemed to have the majority of the play in the second half. A few meaty tackles and a few yellows including two for Mason-Smith. I dont think the result is going to damage Miramars title hopes but it will lift a Petone team that has missed regulars, Richie McLay and Michael Pickering for large parts of the season plus a couple of Blairs from last year. Replacements have obviously come in and showed their worth though, and with games against the other two Hutt Valley teams, both struggling below Petone in the league, Petone should close the gap on those cutting each others throats above.  

The weekend was capped off with the two Tall Poppy Petone Women's teams winning promotion on Sunday. The club had earlier recognised the 60 + years of contribution to the club by John Bradbury when they named the lounge , The John Bradbury Lounge at a function held for him on Friday night.

What a shame about West Ham.

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