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Miramar Chatham Cup Results from recent years, as best i can remember

2000- Napier 4-1 Mar (Semi-final)

2001- Christchurch City 5-4 or 4-3 Mar in extra time (Last 16?)

2002- Napier 4-2 Mar (Semi-final)

2003- Wests 3-1 Mar (Round 2 or 3)

2004- Waitakere 0-1 Mar (Chatham Cup Final: Winners)

2005- North Wellington 3-2 Mar (Painful) (Round 2 or 3)

2006- Palmerston North Marist (7-6 i think in pens) after 1-1 (Round 4?)

2007- Wests 1-0 (extra time) (Last 8)

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Pitbull wrote:

Miramar Reserves Squad for Karori 10-5-08 as supplied in

Magpie Magazine

J Wells (GK)

K Chote

D Capstick

A Taylor

S Chote

R Taylor

R Steele

D Batty

K Nguyen

M Zanotto

B Tozer

M Keene

K Cripps

P J Lupi

K Razouk

A Pegler

K Thompson

S Becker

Coach: Kevin Thompson

the standard Mar programme

1 Chote

2 Chote

3 Chote

4 Taylor

5 Taylor...

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Feverish have you got those Mr T moves down as a goal celebration yet? Id pay to see that

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Chatham Cup

Miramar 4 Wairapapa 1

J. Brockie 2 Seule Soromon 1

G. Brown 1

T. Smith 1

S.Medland Red Card

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

what did Medland do to get his red card? steelo2008-05-17 21:30:19

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

was ruled to have been the last man and fouled goal bound striker Seule Soromon i think

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

After making a blunder and missing an unchallenged header at the back, Medland has chased down the striker who was in on goal and clattered him. Probably a fair red card.

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the problem was that even after getting a haircut, shane "the shanesaw" medland still needs another one. his hair was in his eyes and he couldn't see.

this resulted in missing a free head and also mistaking the wairarapa striker's upper leg for the ball.
an honest mistake.

he'll be back after his match out, hopefully with a headband.
craiga2008-05-19 10:18:27

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

The Shanesaw.

I LOVE IT.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Id love to see the Shanesaw with a shaved head. He needs to make himself look a bit meaner. That might help his vision too.

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liverpoolsuck wrote:

Is miramar turning into wests? this seasons purchases: Shane Medlane, Gerrad Brown, Kieran Crips, Graham Mulvey, Jeremy Brockie, Tommy Smith and Tony (lastname unknown). On the horizon: Jacob Spoonley, Cole Tinkler, Sean Douglas?

truth: mar are paying most of those players. but most of them its not way more than they get anywhere else. i dont think they are the new wests, just 2008 everyone decided to play for them. its a strong club with alot of pride. although to get a game you have to play capital 12 or masters 2

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Fixtures 24-25.5.08

Central League v Palmerston N Marist Palm.North 2.30pm Mens Premier v Upper Hutt Centennial 2.30pm Capital Two v Waterside Dreamers Karori 2 2.30pm Capital Four v Upper Hutt Miramar 1 2.30pm Capital Five v Nth Wgtn Miramar 3 12.30pm Capital NIne v Naenae Speights Naenae 2 12.30pm Masters Division One v Stop Out Reds Miramar 2 2.30pm Masters Division Four v Stop Out McCreadie Sladden 12.30pm Womens Central League v Upper Hutt SUN. Harcourt 1 1.00pm Womens Premier v Waterside Karori SUN. Benburn 1.00pm Womens Division Two v Waikanae SUN. Miramar 1 1.00pmPitbull2008-05-20 11:36:51

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

First team are playing the U20s tonight at Ole. 6pm KO i think. Hes taking a squad of 20-something.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Anyway for those interested...

Drew 1 all with the 20s. Our first team played the first half with what was pretty much the second team in the second. Both goals were in the second half.

Good signs for the club with our youngies doing very well against the supposed best in the country under the age of 20. Not so good signs for the country however as they didnt seem much better than the clubs age equivalents.

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Palm Nth Marist __ Miramar Rangers __ Palm Nth 24-5-08

Sat 16ï¿½C

7ï¿½C

cloudy, chance shower. Fresh southeasterly.

Pitbull2008-05-23 09:55:35

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Defensive test for Marist By TONY COFFIN - Manawatu Standard | Friday, 23 May 2008

Steve Green will be hoping his Marist side has finally turned the corner when it comes to putting the ball in the back of the net when it meets table-topping Miramar Rangers at Memorial Park tomorrow.

In the Central League, Marist has struggled to score, with just eight goals in its six games although it has created plenty of chances.

But last week, in the first round of the Chatham Cup, it thumped in six second-spell goals to beat Gisborne City 8-2.

Green though will be looking for his defence to keep its concentration for the entire game.

Miramar boasts three strikers with former All White Jeremy Brockie, YoungHeart Manawatu's Dominic Rowe and Shane Medland, all experienced players above Central League level.

Miramar has had four wins and two draws and has scored 19 goals with just six against. Marist has been the reverse with four draws and two losses.

There's no doubt that with a strong YoungHeart influence in the Marist side, it has the players to match any team in the league. Like YoungHeart though, it needs to find its goal-scoring feet and the defence can't let opposition strikers freely get in behind the last defenders.

Even with its draw against another top side, Wellington Olympic, three weeks ago, Marist looked defensively weak at times.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

The Shane-saw is a striker now?

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

the shane-saw is omnipotent. even when he's suspended because of his red card.

watch out marist.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Champs 25-5-08

Miramar Rangers 2 Upper Hutt City 1
Matt Keane 2 Stu James 1

Central League

Palm Nth Marist       0    Miramar Rangers       6
                                     Jamie Farrington    1
                                     Jeremy Brockie      2
                                     Mike Eager not Tommy Smith         1
                                     Nick Tromp          1
                                     Gerard Brown         1

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Farrington AND Eager scoring - what a joke

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Total football

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Fixtures for 31 MAY

Central League v Wellington United Centennial 2.30pm Chatham Cup v Waterside Karori MON Karori 1 2.00pm Mens Premier v Western Suburbs SUN Endeavour 1 2.00pm Capital Two v Island Bay Miramar 1 2.30pm Capital Four v Waterside Cougars Karori 3 12.30pm Capital Five v Island Bay Massey Wakefield 3 12.30pm Capital NIne v Island Bay Miramar 1 12.30pm Masters Division One v Porirua City Adventure 1 2.30pm Masters Division Four v North Wellington Miramar 2 2.30pm Womens Central League v Marist SUNDAY Centennial 1.00pm Womens Premier v BNU SUNDAY Miramar 1 11.00am Womens Division Two v Stokes Valley SUNDAY Delaney 2Pitbull2008-05-29 10:27:09

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Central League

Miramar Rangers       4-0    Wellington United
Jeremy Brockie     1
Peter Halstead     3

Capital Premier League

Miramar 1-1 Wests

David Batty Zaan Janse

Chatham Cup

Miramar 7-0 Karori

Graham Mulvey

Gerard Brown

Jeremy Brockie

Allen Chote

Dominic Rowe

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Either that score is wrong Pitbull or you're missing two scorers?

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

halstead scored 2 i think

chotes goal was classy

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Sure was. He was in fine form today. A couple of wonderful thirty yard sliding tackles in amongst generally tip top play and a wonder goal.

Mulvey should have had three.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Given I was Wellington-bound for the FIFA U17 WWC Finals draw yesterday, I thought I'd shoot down early enough in order to take in the Miramar v. Marist encounter in the Central Region Premier Women's League.

A full match report can be found on www.sportswebsoccer.com

Match photos can be found here: http://www.nzsoccerscoreboard.com/miramar_rangers_v_marist_wel.htm

Cheers,

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

My apologies to Peter Halstead I forgot to put him in, criminal considering he got 2

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Apparently Chotes motivation was getting to mark his old flat mate Trotter. They had a side competition going on, where tackles, goals, nutmegs, and cards were all worth points.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

You would think Chote would have won that little competition at a canter.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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A-Team wrote:

Apparently Chotes motivation was getting to mark his old flat mate Trotter. They had a side competition going on, where tackles, goals, nutmegs, and cards were all worth points.

I hope the competition was to see who fixed the chandeleir, and the Colonel was included

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Feverish wrote:

A-Team wrote:

Apparently Chotes motivation was getting to mark his old flat mate Trotter. They had a side competition going on, where tackles, goals, nutmegs, and cards were all worth points.

I hope the competition was to see who fixed the chandeleir, and the Colonel was included

The Colonel bicycle kicking the chandeleir at some kids party,what were they all thinking....

She wore a yellow ribbon

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

CHATHAM CUP

(draw by NZF Auckland)

L/Hutt/Marist __ Napier City Rovers __ Bell;

Petone __ Olympic/Tawa __ Petone 1;

Western Suburbs __ Macenvale __ Endeavour 2;

Inglewood __ Miramar Rangers __ Playing Day TBC

Rangers and Suburbs getting the sh*te teams... Rigged or what?

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Miramar has some travelling to do towards the end of June and start of July

Saturday 21st June

Central League: Napier vs. Miramar Park Island (Napier)

Saturday 28th

Chatham Cup: Inglewood vs. Miramar (Somewhere in Taranaki)

Sunday 6th July

Central League: Taranaki vs. Miramar Yarrow Stadium (Taranaki)

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A-Team wrote:

Rangers and Suburbs getting the sh*te teams... Rigged or what?

Yes...Yes it is.

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liverpoolsuck wrote:

Tony Wall...of Taupo AFC - friendliest club in the country.

Fantastic young player, was invited to the Phoenix squad for their friendly against the under 23's.

Must be studying down here or something.

Amongst many others - sorry to those I've missed out, not thinking very clear - Tony, along with Wayne Shannon (at Uni in Otago - drinking with University I hear) Raymond How (still in Taupo, beating Tauranga City United), and his little brother Jesse (I think - could be wrong there) show that Taupo has a fantastic wee production line.

I'm sure many of you have heard/seen the name Alan Lamb - not the cricketer - who was on Newcastle United's (England, not...yeah) books and played for Walsall (like, Danny Hay - haha)

Former Solomon Islands' age-group goalkeeper Seamus Dendy Marten even came through there.

There's a guy called Gordon Williams that does all the work, along with John McCartney (I think) and a (sadly diminishing) group of volunteers.

Real good times in Taupo (the small while I was there) - if anyone ever gets the chance to be involved with that club - please do. Fantastic pitch(es), good players, fireplace in the clubrooms after training...can't say enough about it.

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Masty wrote:

Was invited, but didn't get a run.

Talented fellow though. He's talking about spending the summer down here meaning he'd be available for Miramar's U19s.

He's at Vic "studying".

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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Early weather report for Miramar vs Inglewood on Sat (New Plymouth)

Tue 16ï¿½C

7ï¿½C

Wed 16ï¿½C

8ï¿½C

Thu 15ï¿½C

6ï¿½C

Fri 15ï¿½C

7ï¿½C

Sat 15ï¿½C

8ï¿½C

Pitbull2008-06-10 11:16:32

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

And apparently the surface at Inglewood Football Club Park (no idea what its actually called) is very good.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

I am pretty sure they play at Karo Park

Random fact- Inglewood is home to the Fun Ho! National Toy Museum
Over 3,000 Fun Ho! toys and hay barn style theatrette

Pitbull2008-06-10 16:27:07

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