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over 12 years ago

hi from Canberra


Coastal off to a flyer beating Tasmania 5-3

righto, take care, save a FDO job for me eh???!!!

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

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over 12 years ago
AllWhites82 wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:
VimFuego wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:

Vim who were the scorers for Coastal over FC, was told it was Ash and Taylor Catlow but see on Coastal's site that Ash scored both?


Deffo Ash for both. Chants from the sidelines for an "Ash-trick" went unanswered.

Cheers

Cheers have to keep the stats correct.

2nd was a beauty, bullet header from a whipped in corner.

What's sight without sound? Love without peace? Copulation without conception?

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over 12 years ago
Ronaldoknow wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:
VimFuego wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:

Vim who were the scorers for Coastal over FC, was told it was Ash and Taylor Catlow but see on Coastal's site that Ash scored both?


Deffo Ash for both. Chants from the sidelines for an "Ash-trick" went unanswered.

Cheers

Cheers have to keep the stats correct.

2nd was a beauty, bullet header from a whipped in corner.




I let my guitar speak for me

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over 12 years ago · edited over 12 years ago · History

http://www.radiosport.co.nz/news/spsoc/1746735893-football--angry-fans-behead-referee-after-player-stabbed

Wonder how the judiciary will sort that one out with both protagonists dead? Suspect a fine and banstick somewhere.

What's sight without sound? Love without peace? Copulation without conception?

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over 12 years ago
VimFuego wrote:
Ronaldoknow wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:
VimFuego wrote:
AllWhites82 wrote:

Vim who were the scorers for Coastal over FC, was told it was Ash and Taylor Catlow but see on Coastal's site that Ash scored both?


Deffo Ash for both. Chants from the sidelines for an "Ash-trick" went unanswered.

Cheers

Cheers have to keep the stats correct.

2nd was a beauty, bullet header from a whipped in corner.


So beautiful in fact, there are 8 photos of the ball going in here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=607951102570646&set=a.607950812570675.1073741858.379925092039916&type=1&theater



No wonder he scored, woeful defending by FC looking at the photo.


What's sight without sound? Love without peace? Copulation without conception?

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over 12 years ago

Anyone tell me who the decent players are at Cashmere. Got told there are a few CU players? True?

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over 12 years ago · edited over 12 years ago · History

Yer just about all of them. Is this a gossip finding session for the Chatham Cup? If so then I have no problem sharing the news.

Current: Andy Barton, Julyn Collett, Stu Kelly, Nathan Knox, Andy Pitman, Tom Schwarz, Dan Terris, Nick Wortleboer, Ricky Hulbert, Ken Yamamoto, Danny Knight.

There's 11!

I let my guitar speak for me

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over 12 years ago

Ta.  Yeah for Chatham Cup. Could be a bit of a roughie 

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over 12 years ago · edited over 12 years ago · History
VimFuego wrote:

Yer just about all of them. Is this a gossip finding session for the Chatham Cup? If so then I have no problem sharing the news.

Current: Andy Barton, Julyn Collett, Stu Kelly, Nathan Knox, Andy Pitman, Tom Schwarz, Dan Terris, Nick Wortleboer, Ricky Hulbert, Ken Yamamoto, Danny Knight.

There's 11!

Vim you have missed a couple. Collett injuried at the moment, Hulbert not played for Tech in 2013 after heading back to the UK, Yamamoto not played this season currently in Auckland I think studing at University. Knox only one outing.  

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over 12 years ago

They have some English keeper (not Knight) who looks decent (6 clean sheets out of 7) also Tom Schwarz's twin over from the uk. Top scorers are Boys and Ede. Am going to their English cup game tonight.


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over 12 years ago

I think clubs sign a code of conduct that say they will ensure their spectators are behaving themselves. Let's hope it doesn't come down to an alcohol ban!

I let my guitar speak for me

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over 12 years ago

The tech game on Saturday had big signs saying no alcohol to be taken into Garrick park so sorry Vim, alcohol ban seems to be beginning.

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over 12 years ago

Signs are ok.  Actual enforcement isn't. 

I let my guitar speak for me

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over 12 years ago


According to the NZ football code of conduct. Clubs are responisble for their fans.

 

Hope the prick is sacked as a cop, charged and banned from football for a long time!

 

Christchurch football has been in the paper alot recently...all for the wrong reasons

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over 12 years ago

I'd like to see all facts before making assumptions like that. Yes I agree that putting your hands on a ref is not ok, however we need to know if there was something before that to spark it off. 


I remember very well a lino at English Park in a Canty Utd match push a player.  Made the news too. Not saying that happened (altho it has been mentioned before) however we need to wait for the facts to come out. And what better place than Yellow Fever!

I let my guitar speak for me

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over 12 years ago


the assisitant refferee did not "drop his shoulder" as said by some western fans.

Was sparked off by ignorant fans not knowing the laws of the game

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over 12 years ago
wazza wrote:


the assisitant refferee did not "drop his shoulder" as said by some western fans.

Was sparked off by ignorant fans not knowing the laws of the game


What you mean a Ref/Ass Ref must know the laws better than a spectator. 
Never happens in Mainland Football area does it. as mentioned by someone else just ask Nelson how they got a point at the weekend.
Was that because only the ref knows the rules? 
More like it's just the Sun shining out of my a since I was Born crap.

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In this case it was.

 

Nelson/Nomads game... the penalty was given becasue the nomads player won the ball in an unfair manner. Yes he did win the ball, however he used more than the force needed to do so fairly. He tackeld in a careless manner without regards to his apponent's safety. Foul any day of the week for me.

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over 12 years ago
wazza wrote:


In this case it was.

 

Nelson/Nomads game... the penalty was given becasue the nomads player won the ball in an unfair manner. Yes he did win the ball, however he used more than the force needed to do so fairly. He tackeld in a careless manner without regards to his apponent's safety. Foul any day of the week for me.

Apponent??? Maybe back to school for you?
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over 12 years ago
Onthefence wrote:
wazza wrote:


In this case it was.

 

Nelson/Nomads game... the penalty was given becasue the nomads player won the ball in an unfair manner. Yes he did win the ball, however he used more than the force needed to do so fairly. He tackeld in a careless manner without regards to his apponent's safety. Foul any day of the week for me.

Apponent??? Maybe back to school for you?
You must be a ref lol!!
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over 12 years ago
wazza wrote:


According to the NZ football code of conduct. Clubs are responisble for their fans.

 

Hope the prick is sacked as a cop, charged and banned from football for a long time!

 

Christchurch football has been in the paper alot recently...all for the wrong reasons

Strong words Ref! Let the facts be heard first before we believe any fabricated stories from the officials.

 

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over 12 years ago
wazza wrote:


According to the NZ football code of conduct. Clubs are responisble for their fans.

 

Hope the prick is sacked as a cop, charged and banned from football for a long time!

 

Christchurch football has been in the paper alot recently...all for the wrong reasons



So u want someone to lose their job over a minor incident that was initiated by the 'victim'. Were u even at the game or are u just someone from mainland trying to protect the lino?
Quite impressive, uve only had 3 posts and they're all full of rubbish.
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over 12 years ago
cheeko wrote:
wazza wrote:


According to the NZ football code of conduct. Clubs are responisble for their fans.

 

Hope the prick is sacked as a cop, charged and banned from football for a long time!

 

Christchurch football has been in the paper alot recently...all for the wrong reasons



So u want someone to lose their job over a minor incident that was initiated by the 'victim'. Were u even at the game or are u just someone from mainland trying to protect the lino?

Quite impressive, uve only had 3 posts and they're all full of rubbish.

Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

 

 

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over 12 years ago
Onthefence wrote:
Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

Maybe Mainland or NZF should ensure the quality of the Officials to help.... There has been a number of incidents this season, a lot as a result of some strange decisions.....

Good job the PDL sides of Christchurch Utd and Nomads ended up laughing at how poor their official was on Saturday, otherwise it could of ended in disaster!

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over 12 years ago
BenchWarmer wrote:
Onthefence wrote:
Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

Maybe Mainland or NZF should ensure the quality of the Officials to help.... There has been a number of incidents this season, a lot as a result of some strange decisions.....

Good job the PDL sides of Christchurch Utd and Nomads ended up laughing at how poor their official was on Saturday, otherwise it could of ended in disaster!

Wonder how many of the posts have ever tried to referee a match themselves - at any level? As a player I would likely f... up many more times in a match than most referees, yet they are always fair game and on the receiving end of the criticism. Yes they do get it wrong and  have good days and bad days, just like players do.

What are clubs doing to bring more of their (ex)players (who are clearly all experts in their own right!) into the middle. All too easy to demand better quality referees - checked at the corner dairy when I picked up my K2 & party pill supplies; you can't buy them there! 

Div 1 juniors criteria requires a Club Based Referee and AR at home games; Don't see too many of these senior "afternoon experts" putting back into the game in the morning by helping out and setting the standard.

Time for clubs to take some responsibility themselves in raising the standard of referees, or at least stop moaning about it.   

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over 12 years ago
10cc wrote:
BenchWarmer wrote:
Onthefence wrote:
Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

Maybe Mainland or NZF should ensure the quality of the Officials to help.... There has been a number of incidents this season, a lot as a result of some strange decisions.....

Good job the PDL sides of Christchurch Utd and Nomads ended up laughing at how poor their official was on Saturday, otherwise it could of ended in disaster!

Wonder how many of the posts have ever tried to referee a match themselves - at any level? As a player I would likely f... up many more times in a match than most referees, yet they are always fair game and on the receiving end of the criticism. Yes they do get it wrong and  have good days and bad days, just like players do.

What are clubs doing to bring more of their (ex)players (who are clearly all experts in their own right!) into the middle. All too easy to demand better quality referees - checked at the corner dairy when I picked up my K2 & party pill supplies; you can't buy them there! 

Div 1 juniors criteria requires a Club Based Referee and AR at home games; Don't see too many of these senior "afternoon experts" putting back into the game in the morning by helping out and setting the standard.

Time for clubs to take some responsibility themselves in raising the standard of referees, or at least stop moaning about it.   

Seems Mainland don't enforce the Div 1 junior criteria though.
Some clubs seem to have refs and others don't. 
I attended a refs course in Kaiapoi cos it was the only one I could fit in.
The room was packed with junior parents, youth players, and senior players.  A room full of cage fighters - yes a little daunting.
Seems they are educating everyone out there!! 
Perhaps that's why they complain so much about the refs - the spectators are too well educated!


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over 12 years ago · edited over 12 years ago · History
10cc wrote:
BenchWarmer wrote:
Onthefence wrote:
Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

Maybe Mainland or NZF should ensure the quality of the Officials to help.... There has been a number of incidents this season, a lot as a result of some strange decisions.....

Good job the PDL sides of Christchurch Utd and Nomads ended up laughing at how poor their official was on Saturday, otherwise it could of ended in disaster!

Wonder how many of the posts have ever tried to referee a match themselves - at any level? As a player I would likely f... up many more times in a match than most referees, yet they are always fair game and on the receiving end of the criticism. Yes they do get it wrong and  have good days and bad days, just like players do.

What are clubs doing to bring more of their (ex)players (who are clearly all experts in their own right!) into the middle. All too easy to demand better quality referees - checked at the corner dairy when I picked up my K2 & party pill supplies; you can't buy them there! 

Div 1 juniors criteria requires a Club Based Referee and AR at home games; Don't see too many of these senior "afternoon experts" putting back into the game in the morning by helping out and setting the standard.

Time for clubs to take some responsibility themselves in raising the standard of referees, or at least stop moaning about it.   

Seems Mainland don't enforce the Div 1 junior criteria though.
Some clubs seem to have refs and others don't. 
I attended a refs course in Kaiapoi cos it was the only one I could fit in.
The room was packed with junior parents, youth players, and senior players.  A room full of cage fighters - yes a little daunting.
Seems they are educating everyone out there!! 
Perhaps that's why they complain so much about the refs - the spectators are too well educated!


Perhaps so. At least by the sound of things they are pro-active and getting off their backsides, more than what the old established clubs are doing. Mainland only enforce criteria or rules when someone presses them to.    

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over 12 years ago


I've only seen a couple of MPL games this year and admittedly, the standard of officiating was mediocre at best. Without trying to sound too harsh, i'd suggest working on the standard of fitness of the AR's would be a great place to start if we want to improve their performance. Being able to keep up with play would be a massive help. Do they actually need to pass some kind of fitness testing before being appointed to MPL fixtures?

"You cannot say that you are happy when you don't win"

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over 12 years ago · edited over 12 years ago · History

Anyone at cranford st tonight for English cup game between cashmere and burwood? Is this the burwood team that played in the u19 tournament at coastal last year? Where are they playing now that u21 fell over? What sort of cashmere team is playing? MPL, reserves (div 1according to mr smith in the press), PDL, U18s?

Kotahitanga. We are one.

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over 12 years ago

Cashmere Tech won 11-0. Mixture of 1st team and pdl. Good standard of refereeing tonight just to add to previous posts. 

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over 12 years ago

Cashmere Tech won 11-0. Mixture of 1st team and pdl. Good standard of refereeing tonight just to add to previous posts. 

Hat-trick to each of the Dan's - Boys and Ede 

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over 12 years ago


With Cashmere Technical winning tonight semi-finalists now found for the English Cup - Coastal Spirit, Halswell, Ferrymead Bays - the current holders and Cashmere Technical.  

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over 12 years ago

Anyone at cranford st tonight for English cup game between cashmere and burwood? Is this the burwood team that played in the u19 tournament at coastal last year? Where are they playing now that u21 fell over? What sort of cashmere team is playing? MPL, reserves (div 1according to mr smith in the press), PDL, U18s?



That is by in large the burwood tsunami team from last year.

Mainland killed U/21s so put burwood and the top uni team in div 4 and the other 2 in div 6.


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over 12 years ago
10cc wrote:
BenchWarmer wrote:
Onthefence wrote:
Who is responsible for the conduct of the officials?

Yelling Dumb arse to a supporter is hardly good conduct.

When did the officials become such "Gods"

 

Maybe Mainland or NZF should ensure the quality of the Officials to help.... There has been a number of incidents this season, a lot as a result of some strange decisions.....

Good job the PDL sides of Christchurch Utd and Nomads ended up laughing at how poor their official was on Saturday, otherwise it could of ended in disaster!

Wonder how many of the posts have ever tried to referee a match themselves - at any level? As a player I would likely f... up many more times in a match than most referees, yet they are always fair game and on the receiving end of the criticism. Yes they do get it wrong and  have good days and bad days, just like players do.

What are clubs doing to bring more of their (ex)players (who are clearly all experts in their own right!) into the middle. All too easy to demand better quality referees - checked at the corner dairy when I picked up my K2 & party pill supplies; you can't buy them there! 

Div 1 juniors criteria requires a Club Based Referee and AR at home games; Don't see too many of these senior "afternoon experts" putting back into the game in the morning by helping out and setting the standard.

Time for clubs to take some responsibility themselves in raising the standard of referees, or at least stop moaning about it.   


As I've reffed a few games, or stepped in when appointed ref has turned up, does that mean I'm allowed to post and comment ;)

It is a hard job at times, but then there are also some alarming decisions recently that make you wonder what planet they are on!

As stated, some Div 1 juniors do provide refs, as we do for home games, but it's when you go to an away game and they are not provided it gets annoying for the parents that have to step in and do the job!
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over 12 years ago

Half the problem in the lower grades is the fact there are no linesman and only a referee.  When I referee my son's team games I always get a parent from both teams to run the line calling off sides.  It takes the whole offside argument out of the game.


In senior games with one ref, they only ever want you to do ins and outs, despite everyone knowing the rules.  I think this would be a start if linos were able to call offsides.  


And for them not to call others dumbarses.  Still burns.


Anyways, forget about this hassling the refs side-thread.  The facts will come out and then we can argue. There must be more gossip out there?

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