I realise that but only added to the situation about the penalty :)
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Mainland Premier League (Part 2)
Mainland Premier League
Men’s - Round 11 of 21
Christchurch United 0 Halswell 2 (Leon Vannoort 2) HT 2 - 0
Coastal Spirit 0 Ferrymead Bays 3 (Pablo Mayo, Michael Forshaw, Chris Murphy) HT 0 - 1
Nelson Suburbs 3 (Ben Wright 2, Ross McPhie) Cashmere Technical 3 (Oscar Evans 2, Liam Oxley) HT 1 - 1
Universities 2 (Simon Tither 2 - pens) Western 3 Michael Willis, Abdul Khalifa, Calum Ross) HT 1 - 1
Points: Technical 28, Suburbs 19, Bays 17, Coastal 15, Western 14, Universites 11, Halswell 9, ChCh United 7 both both Suburbs and Univ a game in hand.
Women's - Round 5 of 14
Coastal Spirit 1 (Chloe Jones) Cashmere Technical 9Monique Barker) HT 0 - 1
Parklands 0 Western 0
Universities 10 (Bernadette Goulding 4, Aynsley Martin 2, Margo Kilkenny-Brown, Holly Pascoe,Brittany Hodgman, Kat Mason) Selwyn 0 HT 3 - 0
FC Twenty11 the bye
Points: Coastal 13, Technical and Universities 10, Parklands 4, Selwyn 3, Western 2, FC Twenty11 0. Both Coastal and FC have played 5 games with the other 5 sides 4.
In Div 1
Waimak 2 Selwyn 2
FC Twenty11 1 Cashmere Tech 0
Parklands 1 Nomads 3
Hornby ?? Ferrymead Bays ??
Western 3-2 winners over University at Ilam fields. Ref awarded Uni 2 pens, the second of which was dubious to say the least. Western dominated the first half and were leading 1-0 until conceding a penalty(tripped in the area). The second half threatened to go pear shaped for Western as another penalty was awarded(gifted?) by the referee. He penalised Western's goalie for fouling a Uni attacker at a corner, which was a laughable decision. However, the Western boys dug deep and scored too late goals, which was fair on the run of the play. The final 10 minutes was good stuff as Uni poured it on and Western scrapped til the end. Very enjoyable...
"Self-defence is an art I cultivate"
Waimak were excellent against Selwyn today and probably should have taken all 3 points. I think there is a few ego's at Selwyn that need sorting!
They are now off the pace of Nomads and FC Twenty. Dan Ede popped up with a couple of goals again though!
Selwyn play pretty football but get outdone when the going gets tough.
On a brighter note, the referees were excellent!
Waimak were excellent against Selwyn today and probably should have taken all 3 points. I think there is a few ego's at Selwyn that need sorting!
They are now off the pace of Nomads and FC Twenty. Dan Ede popped up with a couple of goals again though!
Selwyn play pretty football but get outdone when the going gets tough.
On a brighter note, the referees were excellent!
I don't know if I'd say Waimak were excellent - However I will concede, set pieces especially from the corner were VERY dangerous and deserved a goal, nearly with the winner right at the end. Selwyn's defence today wasn't exactly stellar and Waimak wanted the ball more. Waimak are probably more aggressive than Selwyn - which seems to be an area Selwyn don't do well in.
The Officials were good I agree. I hope the keeper is also ok after taking a knock late in the 2nd half and apologise for the young fellas who didn't quite understand the etiquette of the game. Banter good - person going down bad.
I still think 2-2 was probably a fair result
t think we need to change this thread to div 1
Heh - fair call. Tho MPL have been very quiet, maybe due to Cashmere dominating everyone?
Chatham cup this week so both prem and div 1 should get a mention. Div 1 has a more interesting table as there are now 3 teams looking for promotion.The standard of football is pretty good this year and if Selwyn or Fc get promoted they should both do well.
Good game at Waimak yesterday I am sure the old Ifanz coaches Lee, Nick and Chris will be proud to see so many of their boys doing well.
t think we need to change this thread to div 1
Heh - fair call. Tho MPL have been very quiet, maybe due to Cashmere dominating everyone?
And us continuing to lose. #singwhenyourewinning
Yes Vim, things started to go down hill for Coastal not long after recording their record win 6 - 0 over Halswell - I can recall a few Coastal supporters saying "we are going to win the league" after that win.
Have not scored in their last four league games with just one goal in their last six PL fixtures.
13 points out of 15 after the first five round but just 2 points from their next six.
Does not help having Ant Jones out but missing one good player account for such a turn around?
t think we need to change this thread to div 1
Heh - fair call. Tho MPL have been very quiet, maybe due to Cashmere dominating everyone?
Chatham cup this week so both prem and div 1 should get a mention. Div 1 has a more interesting table as there are now 3 teams looking for promotion.The standard of football is pretty good this year and if Selwyn or Fc get promoted they should both do well.
Good game at Waimak yesterday I am sure the old Ifanz coaches Lee, Nick and Chris will be proud to see so many of their boys doing well.
Interested to know what you've based the standard of football on? I don't think the standard is as good as two and three years ago.
Chatham and English Cup will give some indication for chances of promotion contenders ability to stay up once in the MPL.
I haven't seen FC20 this season, so based only on the fact that I don't see Nomads as being good enough to stay up if promoted neither will the other two. A big recruiting period pre season will be needed by the promoted club.
Is the Press report on the WPL right, or the Mainland page?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/sport/68808188/tw...
#hopefullystilltoppingonetable
I let my guitar speak for me
Yes, first in WPL but have played 1 more game than CTFC.
Also Coastal Spirit are the team with the "superior goals differential".
It would be impossible for Cashmere to have 12 points from 4 games, given the match being reported on was a draw.
Ouch. In saying that, I much prefer my #topofthetable posts.
Lauren Dabner heading to Texas to play football:
https://www.texastech.com/sports/w-soccer/spec-rel/052815aaa.html
ASB Chatham Cup
Cashmere Technical 6 (Sean O’Brien, Oscar Evans 2, Stu Kelly, Julyan Collett, Andy Barton) Halswell 1 (Boon Ozawa) HT 2 - 0 - Halswell had a player sent off with three of Tech's goal coming in last 5 minutes
Coastal Spirit 3 (Zac Gordan, Mason Safahi, Jos Lis) Selwyn 2 (Dan Ede 2) HT 2 - 1
Ferrymead Bays 3 (Chris Anderson, Mark Peers, own goal) Richmond Athletic 1 (Ben Harris) HT 1 - 0
Nomads 4 (Michael McColgan, Liam Thompson 3) Parklands 2 (Anthony McMann 2) Ht 0 - 1
Women’s
ASB National Women’s Knock Out Cup
Cashmere Technical 3 (Mikayla Wieblitz, Monique Barker 2) Coastal Spirit 4 (Mel Cameron 3, Emma Proctor) HT 1 - 0 FT 2 - 2
Reta Fitzpatrick Cup
Universities 0 Parklands 1 (Makenzie Haberfield - pen) HT 0 - 0
Back to league next weekend:
Men's
Cashmere Technical vs. Ferrymead Bays - also a Hurley Shield Challenge
ChCh United vs. Coastal Spirit
Western vs. Nelson Suburbs
Halswell vs. Universities
Women's
FC Twenty11 vs. Selwyn
Parklands vs. Cashmere Technical
Universities vs. Coastal Spirit - also a Hawkey Shield Challenge
Western the bye
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