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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Not to metion the 12 Northern (auckland) teams getting a free pass through to round two. If theres an even amount of teams with byes why not just have six more games?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Anyone NOT travelling to Bishop Park Wembley to watch the Naked Mole Rats play Wilson United is a mug.
 

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
My picks for what they are worth

Stop Out             __ 2   Naenae               _2_So et
Island Bay Utd       _1_    Miramar Rangers     5 __
Olympic              _3_    Lower Hutt City      _1_
Petone               _9_    Stokes Valley        _0_
Wairarapa Utd        _3_    Waterside Karori     _1_
North Wellington     _1_    Tawa                 _4_
Eastbourne           0__    Western Suburbs      __7
Kapiti Coast Utd     _0_    Wellington Utd       __5

 
maybe karori, slight chance the Bay..
 
 
but should run to form...
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
My Picks for what they are worth. I made a cut and paste mistake in the first post.

Stop Out             _2_    Naenae               _2 so aet_
Island Bay Utd       1__    Miramar Rangers      _5_
Olympic              _3_    Lower Hutt City      _1_
Petone               _9_    Stokes Valley        __0
Wairarapa Utd        __3    Waterside Karori     _1_
North Wellington     _1_    Tawa                 4__
Eastbourne           _0_    Western Suburbs      7__
Kapiti Coast Utd     _0_    Wellington Utd       5__

 

 
 

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Stop Out                  3       Naenae                  2
Island Bay Utd         2      Miramar Rangers     5
Olympic                    2      Lower Hutt City       2    (Bubbles 3-2 in extra time)
Petone                   10      Stokes Valley           0
Wairarapa Utd         5       Waterside Karori     1
North Wellington      0      Tawa                       5
Eastbourne              0      Western Suburbs   14
Kapiti Coast Utd      1       Wellington Utd         8
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
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the cup isnt about the travel though - sure its an added bonus for teams that are good enough to get to that stage but there are plenty more factors to take into than just having a great trip away - and i cant argue the fact that away trips bring together a team and great booze trips.
 
funny ive played chatham cup against eastbourne - even scored to knock them out, a win in the chatham cup was more important than worrying about getting pissed on the road trip back. went on to lose to petone (who were in premier league at that stage)
 
the factors for not travling 1st round far outway the benefits or reasons for wanting to travel first round. im sure  wellington teams such as wellington collge, eastbourne, douglas villa, bnu love the fact for 1 weekend they get the oppoturnity (if the random draw is kind)  to play great teams such as tawas,petones,island bays, miramars, olympics, uniteds. theres no better pleasure in playing olympic in the 1st round as an absoulte minnow and losing 13-1.
 
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Apart from maybe beating them?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Still confused as how Maycenvale and Taradale from Hawke's Bay are seeded through they are sh*t to be honest
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
I don't think Western Suburbs are going to score 14 goals. Eastbourne are not that rubbish.
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Smithy wrote:
Anyone NOT travelling to Bishop Park Wembley to watch the Naked Mole Rats play Wilson United is a mug.
 
 
I'm a mug.
 
Much prefer to head for the stands at Newtown, keep out of the rain, and watch Olympic V Lower Hutt.

A dog with a bone :)

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
nightz wrote:
Smithy wrote:
Anyone NOT travelling to Bishop Park Wembley to watch the Naked Mole Rats play Wilson United is a mug.
 
 
I'm a mug.
 


Now there's something we can all agree on.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Frankie Mac wrote:
Marius Lacatus wrote:
well they didnt muck around, draw out already ...
 
CHATHAM CUP: 16/17 May
Stop Out             _2_    Naenae               _1_
Island Bay Utd       _1_    Miramar Rangers      _3_
Olympic              _1_    Lower Hutt City      _1_ (LHC win in extra time)
Petone               _4_    Stokes Valley        _0_
Wairarapa Utd        _3_    Waterside Karori     _2_
North Wellington     _0_    Tawa                 _3_
Eastbourne           _0_    Western Suburbs      _6_
Kapiti Coast Utd     _1_    Wellington Utd       _1_ (KCU win on pens)
 
mark my words
 
I notice that Parky has been pretty quiet this week - running scared?????????
 
edit by Frankie - actually I have seen Parky trying to run, so should change that to 'wobblying scared??????'
Frankie Mac2009-05-15 21:52:19

All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News wrote:
Meh... better game at Newtown tomorrow...
 
Wont you get transferred? Surely they dont want the players on Sunday to be disapearing into your footmarks big boy.

A dog with a bone :)

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Stop Out             3     Naenae               2
Island Bay Utd       0     Miramar Rangers      4 
Petone               6     Stokes Valley        1  
Wairarapa Utd        1     Waterside Karori     4 
(1 -1 aet: Karori win on penalties)
Kapiti Coast Utd     1     Wellington Utd       3
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Just got back from Masterton and a cracking game at the Sports Bowl.....with Rapa having all the early running then Wharfies slowly getting themsleves into the game and equalizing early in the 2nd half.

A great 2 periods of extra time and the MIGHTY Wharfies winning on penalties thanks to two fine saves from Fulcher in goal (and Adam Cowan smacking his against the top right corner) and some well taken Karori pens by Crump, McKinlay and Robbie Hunter.
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Wairarapa Utd        1     Waterside Karori     4 
(1 -1 aet: Karori win on penalties)

Like it :-) Well done Warfies.

Its no longer a problem.

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Waikato Forever wrote:
Nice one Buffon, apart from Matamata being an above average side your comments will look great blown up and on the walls in the clubrooms.


Will those comments still look great blown up on the clubroom walls?

Above average

Three for me, and two for them.

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Very nice Wairarapa:


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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Would of been a good game for the spectators at Hutt Park yesterday, Stop Out went up three nil after about 30 minutes. Two well taken goals first one from Abass after a deflected shot from CM Regan? Second a nicely hit half volley from Regan again off a corner that managed to go through everyone of our defenders and the third a very wind affected corner that went straight in. We managed to peg one back about five minutes before half time with Benji beating his marker on the 18yard box and placing away nicely to be 3-1 down at the break.

We came out with nothing to lose and proved this for after about 10 minutes El Capitano Si Hall squeezed through a couple of defenders near the end line and squared across nicely for Tea to slot away into an empty net 3-2. Rest of the half was a very tense affair for both teams, Naenae trying to press forward to search for the equaliser and at the same time trying to contain SO on the counter attack. Good end to end play would of make for great viewing. Ref managed to control the game well until SO's CB got a bit niggly with our CF, got a verbal warning the first time, but second time was a tad more in the refs eye and was shown a red card. Was a tad miffed when a foul went against us our CM got kicked in the face and the ref gave the foul against us said "for his head being too low" ????!? Definitely had me lost on that one.

Should be a good rematch next weekend, we will be back to full strength and will make for a very interesting game.
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

north wellington 0 tawa 3

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
When's the draw for the next round announced?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
[QUOTE=Hard News]Bubbles 3 zip over an average Lower Hutt.

Define "an average Lower Hutt ".

A. Average on the day
B. Average this season
C. Just an average club
D. All of the above

We're Forever Causing Trouble

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
My reporters both say the Bubbles steamrolled them so I meant average on  the day, but if the cap fits... Hard News2009-05-17 16:43:21

How's my driving? - Whine here

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
from the bit I saw the LH defence was pretty average

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
[QUOTE=Feverish]from the bit I saw the LH defence was pretty average
I went and watched this game, it might have been a better game if Lower Hutt were average, I thought they were poor a best and Olympic were average. For two of the so called better sides from Wgtn the standard of Football was poor!
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Well deserved win to Olympic. Lower Hutt lucky that Olympic finishing was so poor in the first half or it would have been the thrashing that NVH suggested it would be.

A dog with a bone :)

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
I think it was Eastbourne 0 - West 9 but I may be wrong.
 
Eastbourne did Ok considering, it was so windy and the pitch so small even wests had trouble keeping the ball on the pitch sometimes.
 
Good luck on the old guy at the back for Eastbourne, he was surely older than even me, half my height and half my speed, maybe I should move up 10 divisions if thats Cap 4.
 
Having said that, I have no desire to test myself againts Wests first team as an over 50 thanks very much.
 
Wests got some great goals, but Eastbournes keeper saved less then the Mormons on a bad day.
 
 
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
10-0 final score. Highlight being Jacob Gleeson complaining to the referee that Eastbourne moved the ball a couple of yards forward from where their free kick should have been taken. After Wests were already 8-0 up.
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Lower Hutt were sh*t. Plain and simple.

Didnt show up to play, but then again we did scuff a couple of chances to go up 2 by halftime as well.

Good win, none the less, bring on the next rigged fixture. Miramar anyone?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
I wouldnt say the quality of football was poor. I would say the finishing was poor without a doubt thats all. Great result however for Olympic.
 
Miramar beat Island Bay yesterday didnt they by 4 nil or something..
 
Question:
Who has a higher pitched scream..Luis or Maria Sharapova?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Question:

Why do you have to post the same question on two different threads. I get your point.
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
What are you on about?
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
el grapadura wrote:
When's the draw for the next round announced?
 
Sometime this week
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
liverpoolfan1 wrote:
el grapadura wrote:
When's the draw for the next round announced?
 
Sometime this week
last round they had the draw up boomin quick. on the sunday night
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Might it be done on Dewhurst's show tonight?

Three for me, and two for them.

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
From the NZF release...
 
"With only four remaining first round ties to be played next weekend in the FootballSouth region, the draw for the second round will be made this week."
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Chatham Cup: Sunday leaguers win first round ties

May 17, 2009

AUCKLAND - Auckland's O'Carrolls FC will join fellow Sunday Leaguers Bohemian Celtic in the second round of the 82nd Chatham Cup after beating Taupo 3-1 in their first round tie at Bill McKinley Park on Sunday.

O'Carrolls rocked Taupo - unbeaten in the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Federation League - with two first half strikes and extended their lead to 3-0 after an hour before the visitors grabbed a late consolation goal five minutes from time.

They will join Bohemian Celtic in the second round on June 1 after Celtic returned from Northland with a 3-1 win over FC Whangarei on Saturday.

In other Sunday fixtures, Mainland Premier League club Nelson Suburbs found four second half goals to beat Richmond 4-0, and Nelson City prevailed 4-2 over Nelson United in another local derby.

Northern League division one side Ellerslie needed extra time to see off the challenge of Ngongtaha - a side two divisions below them at the bottom of the Waikato-Bay of Plenty division two table - before finally edging out to a 4-2 win.

In Wellington, seven different Western Suburbs players found the back the net as the three time winners overpowered lowly Eastbourne with 10 unanswered goals

On Saturday, Northland local league side Kerikeri thumped Waitemata City - who play in the second tier of United Soccer1's federation-wide league - 4-1, while Waikato-Bay of Plenty Division Two outfit Te Puke, upset division one Otorohanga 3-1.

The first round's only penalty shootout was also won by the underdogs with Wellington Premier League's Waterside-Karori beating Central League side Wairarapa United 4-1 on spot kicks after 120 minutes of football finished with the two sides locked at 1-1.

With only four remaining first round ties to be played next weekend in the FootballSouth region, the draw for the second round will be made this week.

Chatham Cup 2009 - First Round

Saturday Results

Northern Region

Saturday:
Birkenhead United 4 Matamata Swifts 1
Forrest Hill Milford United 11 Navy 0
Hibiscus Coast 0 Manurewa 1
Kerikeri 4 Waitemata City 1
Mt. Albert Ponsonby 6 Westlake BHS 1
Mt Albert Grammar 0 Papatoetoe 3
North Shore United 0 Mangere United 3
Onehunga Mangere United 3 Tauranga City United 2
Oratia United 3 Albany United 6
Otumoetai 0 Warkworth 1
Papakura City 3 Rotorua United 1
Te Atatu 3 Huntly Thistle 1 (a.e.t, 1-1 FT)
Te Puke 3 Otorohanga 1
Three Kings United 6 Cambridge 2
Waiuku 5 Te Awamutu 2
FC Whangarei 1 Bohemian Celtic 2
Ngaruawahia United 4 Fencibles United 0

Sunday:
Claudelands Rovers 5 Hamilton North 1
Ngongotaha 2 Ellerslie AFC 4 (a.e.t, 2-2 FT)
O'Carrolls 3 Taupo 1

Central Region

Central Football:
Fielding 4 Hawera 2
Gisborne Thistle 1 Red Sox Manawatu 2 (a.e.t 1-1 FT)
Palmerston North End 5 Inglewood 1

Capital Football:
Saturday:
Island Bay United 0 Miramar Rangers 4
Kapiti Coast United 1 Wellington United 3
Petone 6 Stokes Valley 1
Stop Out 3 Naenae 2
Wairarapa United 1 Waterside-Karori 1 (a.e.t, 1-1 FT, Karori win 4-1 on penalties)

Sunday:
Eastbourne 0 Western Suburbs 10
North Wellington 0 Tawa 3
Olympic 3 Lower Hutt City 0

Southern Region

Mainland Football:
Saturday:
Burnside 1 Ferrymead Bays 2
Christchurch United 4 Avon-United 0
Coastal Spirit 4 Christchurch Boys High School 0
Waimakariri United 1 Cashmere Wanderers 6
Western 0 Nomads 1
Woolston Technical 2 Halswell 0

Sunday:
Nelson Suburbs 4 Richmond Athletic 0
Nelson City 4 Nelson United 2

FootballSouth:
Grants Braes v Waihopai - Ocean Grove (23 May)
Green Island v Old Boys (Invercargill) - Sunnyvale (23 May)
Otago University v Queens Park - Surrey Park (23 May)
Queenstown v West End (Timaru) - Queenstown Events Centre (23 May

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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Magnificent effort from Smithy on Dewhurst's show tonight. Central region sides getting a very easy ride.
 
Here are some stats by the way.
 
27 Capital Football Federations sides entered the Chatham cup, 7 were Central League sides. No CF sides had byes in Round 1.
12 Central Federation sides entered the Chatham Cup, 1 was a Central League side (Only Napier City Rovers that I can find - no Palmy North Marist and no Team Taranaki). Byes for Round 1 were granted to Maycenvale, Motoroa, Napier City, Taradale and Western.
 
Both Federations have 8 teams playing in Round 2 (this will be the first game for Napier City Rovers, while two CF Central League sides have already been knocked out).
 
I believe the draw remains local (ie a central and CF draw) for Round 2, meaning that both Central and CF regions will have 4 sides each through to Round 3, where I believe they come together. So Napier get pretty much free pass into Round 3, while Wellington Central League and Cap Prem sides have been feeding on themselves for two rounds already.
 
That is baloney!
 
As for the travel argument, the Northern region (ie Taupo north, which is quite a lot of geography, is drawn together from Round 1)
Marius Lacatus2009-05-17 20:45:16
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almost 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Mark Fulcher pulled off some quality pen saves for the Wharf v Fiji B. One of the best keepers around I'd say.

Founder

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