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I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
Yes Uni Mt Wellington no longer a power house either
Could be a good fit. Stu still a very good player with a great engine. Certainly covers more ground than some MPL midfield / strikers. Halswell also needing to replace their FDM.
Could be a good fit. Stu still a very good player with a great engine. Certainly covers more ground than some MPL midfield / strikers. Halswell also needing to replace their FDM.
Fdm role is the reason for the move apparently. be interesting to see if he was to fit straight in, halswell would seem to be doing ok thus far. The old transfer page updated a lot quicker than this new age and user friendly system did it not??
Where would he find the time?
Already busy running a business, coaching and playing at united. Where is the time to over see a club programme.
Only available coach locally is Tetso. I wonder if he's been approached
Where would he find the time?
Already busy running a business, coaching and playing at united. Where is the time to over see a club programme.
Only available coach locally is Tetso. I wonder if he's been approached
Tetso has a role at FC Twenty11
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
Alby still does that each weekend at Canterbury United in the summer and I saw him down cheering on/bagging at Nomads the other week.
I let my guitar speak for me
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
Alby still does that each weekend at Canterbury United in the summer and I saw him down cheering on/bagging at Nomads the other week.
Was cheering on Coastal last Saturday against Tech.
Mr Kelly won’t leave the mighty rams. Ridiculous rumours.
So cash converter must have a good week to be able to afford stu
I believe he (Cash Converter) has returned back across the ditch to Melbourne
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
Yes those were the days.
Sunday was a busy day back then in the early to mid 80's: English and Scottish Football results on National Radio at 9am, Big League Soccer on the TV at mid day (if I remember right) then rushing to catch the bus from Bishopdale to QE2 for the Christchurch United game in the national league!
ah memories,..
Local papers used to report on local sport back then too ;-)
Have heard Uni's best player has transferred to Nelson. Can anyone confirm this??
Have heard Uni's best player has transferred to Nelson. Can anyone confirm this??
Uni's programme this week confirms it. I've always found it weird that Neilson are happy to play players who they only see on a Satdy.
I let my guitar speak for me
Round 10 results
Cashmere Technical 5 Ferrymead Bays 1
Nomads 2 Nelson Suburbs 1
Selwyn 1 FC Twenty11 1
Universities 0 Coastal Spirit 4
Updated Table - top five in bold
| Team | P | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts |
| Cashmere Technical | 10 | 8 | 2 | 0 | 34 | 11 | 23 | 26 |
| Ferrymead Bays | 10 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 32 | 20 | 12 | 20 |
| Coastal Spirit | 10 | 6 | 1 | 3 | 20 | 9 | 11 | 19 |
| Nelson Suburbs | 10 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 25 | 15 | 10 | 18 |
| Nomads | 10 | 5 | 0 | 5 | 29 | 28 | 1 | 15 |
| FC Twenty11 | 10 | 3 | 1 | 6 | 15 | 26 | -11 | 10 |
| Selwyn | 10 | 0 | 3 | 7 | 21 | 35 | -14 | 3 |
| Universities | 10 | 1 | 0 | 9 | 8 | 40 | -32 | 3 |
Well that's the season then innit? Congrats to Tech.
I let my guitar speak for me
Well that's the season then innit? Congrats to Tech.
And top 5 sorted too it looks
Round 10 Scorers
Cashmere Technical 5 (Lyle Matthysen, Andy Tuckey, Max Chretien, Sam Field, Gary Ogilvie) Ferrymead Bays 1 (Mark Peers) HT 3 - 0
Nomads 2 (Byron Heath, Stephen Hoyle) Nelson Suburbs 1 (James Deehan) HT 2 - 0
Selwyn 1 (Dan Ede - pen) FC Twenty11 1 (Conor Clarke) 1 HT 1 - 0
Universities 0 Coastal Spirit 4 (Anthony Jones 2 - inc pen, Dominic McGarr 2) HT1 - 0
Cashmere Technical created another record yesterday when winning 5 - 1 over Bays - the fastest to net 400 MPL goals
Technical reached the milestone in their 136th game, Bays the next best in 175 followed by Suburbs 200, Halswell 220, Western 227 and Nomads also reached 400 goals earlier this season in 253 games.
These are the only clubs to reach 400 goals with no other team currenty over 300 goals.
Surely not over yet. This is not the season. This MPL competition is only a lead into the South Island competition and the cups. Having said that, it was a hell of a game by Cashmere, the best I have seen in the last 2 or 3 seasons, in this form they will take some beating. It appeared a quicker game than some National League games and featured some quality young players on both sides. I am quite excited about the rest of the season, hopefully the southern challenge will mean some more quality games and Ferrymead will have better days. Great result for Nomads, Now balanced the books 5 wins 5 losses.
Surely not over yet. This is not the season. This MPL competition is only a lead into the South Island competition and the cups. Having said that, it was a hell of a game by Cashmere, the best I have seen in the last 2 or 3 seasons, in this form they will take some beating. It appeared a quicker game than some National League games and featured some quality young players on both sides. I am quite excited about the rest of the season, hopefully the southern challenge will mean some more quality games and Ferrymead will have better days. Great result for Nomads, Now balanced the books 5 wins 5 losses.
Surely not over yet. This is not the season. This MPL competition is only a lead into the South Island competition and the cups. Having said that, it was a hell of a game by Cashmere, the best I have seen in the last 2 or 3 seasons, in this form they will take some beating. It appeared a quicker game than some National League games and featured some quality young players on both sides. I am quite excited about the rest of the season, hopefully the southern challenge will mean some more quality games and Ferrymead will have better days. Great result for Nomads, Now balanced the books 5 wins 5 losses.
6 now - 5 in the last three rounds and is the 2nd top scorer for Coastal
HT in the Blackwells Holden Cup game Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
HT in the Blackwells Holden Cup game Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
FT Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
HT in the Blackwells Holden Cup game Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
FT Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
presuming this was westerns reserve team given the scoreline
FT Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
presuming this was westerns reserve team given the scoreline
Well they definitely had 2 of their 1st team suspended after Saturday's game!
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
Yes those were the days.
Sunday was a busy day back then in the early to mid 80's: English and Scottish Football results on National Radio at 9am, Big League Soccer on the TV at mid day (if I remember right) then rushing to catch the bus from Bishopdale to QE2 for the Christchurch United game in the national league!
ah memories,..
Local papers used to report on local sport back then too ;-)
Do you remember the Saturday Sports Paper at night - had the local results. Usually at the local dairy by about 7pm. Even had player of the day for Junior players for Canterbury Football.
FT Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
presuming this was westerns reserve team given the scoreline
Well they definitely had 2 of their 1st team suspended after Saturday's game!
do suspensions count in these games?
I would have thought Stu would have stuck with his club. Oh, wait.
all is not well at united surprisingly
I remember when Christchurch United v Mt Wellington at QE2 back in the early/mid 80's used to be a big game and draw a big crowd. Weird how things have changed.
remember those days fondly! had great crowds every week with alby screaming retire, give him a daisy cutter! memories
Yes those were the days.
Sunday was a busy day back then in the early to mid 80's: English and Scottish Football results on National Radio at 9am, Big League Soccer on the TV at mid day (if I remember right) then rushing to catch the bus from Bishopdale to QE2 for the Christchurch United game in the national league!
ah memories,..
Local papers used to report on local sport back then too ;-)
Do you remember the Saturday Sports Paper at night - had the local results. Usually at the local dairy by about 7pm. Even had player of the day for Junior players for Canterbury Football.
FT Western 2 St Albans Shirley 0
presuming this was westerns reserve team given the scoreline
Well they definitely had 2 of their 1st team suspended after Saturday's game!
do suspensions count in these games?
As far as I'm aware they do.
Not sure if that link works... But was the Nomads 2nd goal Offside??
https://web.facebook.com/MainlandFootball/videos/1239335799536131/?hc_ref=ARSujnw9jgmgKlZE-eMuhsVIjVD01xFhsACA81nIh2I6bwRkr9eh_XvKeMPsWSBln64Not sure if that link works... But was the Nomads 2nd goal Offside??
https://web.facebook.com/MainlandFootball/videos/1...
Very hard to tell on the angle that was filmed but at the ground those watching most felt was anything between 2 to 4 metres off sides, this included many Nomads supporters..
Not sure if that link works... But was the Nomads 2nd goal Offside??
https://web.facebook.com/MainlandFootball/videos/1...
Read the post a few back from Scottie Rd he thought the AR should've got the Nomads POD for that no call on the offside goal.
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Not sure if that link works... But was the Nomads 2nd goal Offside??
https://web.facebook.com/MainlandFootball/videos/1...
Read the post a few back from Scottie Rd he thought the AR should've got the Nomads POD for that no call on the offside goal.
Oh sorry missed that one :)
Everyone makes mistakes, but in the interests of good PR the mainland referees should make comment on this one!
The deepest defender is in line with 10 yard centre circle and the goal scorer is at least a yard or 2 beyond that point. Obviously a good margin offside. Wouldn't it be refreshing for a referees spokesman to come out and say, "the decision to play on was wrong and errors like this were taken seriously by their organisation. We would like to apologise to Nelson and ensure appropriate training and follow up was available to the officials concerned to ensure errors of this nature were minimised in the future."
Would this even assist with their respect for referees campaign?
P.S. Wasn't the referee in a good position to over rule his AR?
I let my guitar speak for me
I've been known to aplogies on that rare occasion that I get a call wrong...
Everyone makes mistakes, but in the interests of good PR the mainland referees should make comment on this one!
The deepest defender is in line with 10 yard centre circle and the goal scorer is at least a yard or 2 beyond that point. Obviously a good margin offside. Wouldn't it be refreshing for a referees spokesman to come out and say, "the decision to play on was wrong and errors like this were taken seriously by their organisation. We would like to apologise to Nelson and ensure appropriate training and follow up was available to the officials concerned to ensure errors of this nature were minimised in the future."
Would this even assist with their respect for referees campaign?
P.S. Wasn't the referee in a good position to over rule his AR?
Should've been able to see the ARs foot in this photo if his positioning was with the last defender and not the striker.
All teams playing without an official ref would be pissed if the person on whistle duty got that one wrong.
It's so bad you don't need to go to Tuesday night refs school to see that and call it correct.
Was noted by all the spectators from both sides how bad the call was.
Lets hope the AR gets sent down to ref Masters grade football for a few weeks to get his game on :-]
Everyone makes mistakes, but in the interests of good PR the mainland referees should make comment on this one!
The deepest defender is in line with 10 yard centre circle and the goal scorer is at least a yard or 2 beyond that point. Obviously a good margin offside. Wouldn't it be refreshing for a referees spokesman to come out and say, "the decision to play on was wrong and errors like this were taken seriously by their organisation. We would like to apologise to Nelson and ensure appropriate training and follow up was available to the officials concerned to ensure errors of this nature were minimised in the future."
Would this even assist with their respect for referees campaign?
P.S. Wasn't the referee in a good position to over rule his AR?
Should've been able to see the ARs foot in this photo if his positioning was with the last defender and not the striker.
All teams playing without an official ref would be pissed if the person on whistle duty got that one wrong.
It's so bad you don't need to go to Tuesday night refs school to see that and call it correct.
Was noted by all the spectators from both sides how bad the call was.
Lets hope the AR gets sent down to ref Masters grade football for a few weeks to get his game on :-]
with all that green space i'd be questioning why the player playing the ball's only option was that ball over the top to a player in an offside position :)
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