Wellington Sunday Football League

trentham on a good roll! 5 in a row, been playing some good football big improvement for us from last year, hopefully we can stay consistent throughout the season and maybe swap our plate win last year for a cup win!

Season Stats <!-- sectioner ends -->
Goals Goals total: 170 � Goals per matchday: 28.33 � Goals per match: 5.67 Home goals 95 � Home goals per matchday: 15.83 � Home goals per match: 3.17 Away goals 75 � Away goals per matchday: 12.5 � Away goals per match: 2.5

it doesnt matter cz the game oready finished, cant do anything about it,
the reason to revisit the game is because you need to know the different kind of idea from the player on the field as a ref. I m ref as well, I care all the player on the pitch and this situation would not happen when I ref the game.
Even I stop the game, opp team can have a drop kick back and both teams will be happey enough. Sometimes, still some different between WC and SUNDAY LEAGUE hahaha...


The Pen given to Trentham is a diving, that Trentham player agreed with as well. Our player wont say anything cz b4 the game I let them know to respect the ref all the times.


Good job Ollie, at the same time you can still listen to other ppl said.

I see the Womens Div 4 Tawa team was set to play on Kura at 1pm on Sunday (It has been cancelled. It also appears one of the Porirua teams was set to play on Kura at 1pm.

So if both games were on, who gets the field?

That's a tricky one as teams organise their own venues and I assume that Porirua Club guys would have had it booked weeks ago. That would have needed to be clarified by PCC who would then tell Cap football that it is already booked.

Do those getting booked need to pay any fine or is it just a dishonourable mention?

Its a fine. The teams are responsible for paying them so it's in their own interests to have players that are polite in discussing their opinions with the refs.

Round 7 Results

Sunday, 06 June 2010
- 13:00    Arakura Asia United-Shamrocks4:1 (:)


- 13:00    Sunday Blazers-Porirua Club Cryovac1:0 (:)


- 13:00    Trentham United-Marauders0:3 (:)


- 13:00    Tuskan Raiders-Wellington Indianz3:0 (:)


- 13:00    Wallaceville United-Porirua Club2:8 (:)


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<!-- content --> Rank Team Points Played W D L Goals Diff. 1 (1) Marauders 19  7  6  1  0  26:6  20  2 (3) Tuskan Raiders 16  7  5  1  1  21:12  9  3 (2) Trentham United 15  7  5  0  2  28:16  12  4 (4) Arakura Asia United 13  7  4  1  2  29:19  10  5 (6) Porirua Club 12  7  4  0  3  25:17  8  6 (5) Shamrocks 10  7  3  1  3  17:15  2  7 (8) Sunday Blazers 8  7  2  2  3  15:14  1  8 (7) Porirua Club Cryovac 6  7  2  0  5  8:17  -9  9 (9) Wallaceville United 3  7  1  0  6  13:43  -30  10 (10) Wellington Indianz 0  7  0  0  7  10:33  -23 

Wallaceville vs Porirua Club

Well it wasn`t raining at 1pm, and it didn�t rain at half time, but that was about the only reprieve of  rain we got. While Wallaceville have improved greatly in the last three weeks, they still give away soft goals at regular intervals hence them being behind 3.0 at halftime. Wallacevilles offside tactic works well when everyone is focused, but it only takes one  lapse of concentration and its custard.
Chopper opened the scoring on the 15th minute mark, scoring a 20yard free kick over the despairing young  keeper. The keeper was still dwelling on that 5mins later when going to clear a through ball, missed it and  Daniel tapped home. Rob finished off a sweeping move with his first touch after coming on as a sub to give Porirua the comfortable lead they deserved.

Wallaceville scored first in the second half, a well constructed team goal finished off by Tom. Porirua were rattled for a while and  twice Wallaceville could have cut the deficit further, but didn�t are were made to rue their misses. 

The heavy pitch, fitness, all combined against Wallaceville and after Chopper added two more, Daniel completed his hat trick the result was never in doubt. Jason Stone capitalised on a defence lapse and sprinted away to round the keeper and slot home a consolation, but Porirua had the last say just before the end.

Porirua were a joy to ref, none of the needling and aggression of previous seasons, and their football benefited because of it. Karl ran the show from centre midfield, and along with Chopper had strong solid performances in a winning side.

O11ie

Season Stats <!-- sectioner ends -->
Goals Goals total: 192 � Goals per matchday: 27.43 � Goals per match: 5.49 Home goals 105 � Home goals per matchday: 15 � Home goals per match: 3 Away goals 87 � Away goals per matchday: 12.43 � Away goals per match: 2.49

Sunday Blazers vs Porirua Cry

Final score = Blazers 1 - Porirua Cry 0

The ground had a lot of surface water. Both teams and I, were happy to play the fixture in the current pitch conditions. I advised both captains to chat to their teams about keeping slide tackles down to a minimum and to be aware of the ball slowing down over wet patches, causing tackle timing issues.
Upon entering the field, a player from Sunday Blazers kicked off the game with fantastic Klinsman style forward dive through a big puddle in the middle of the pitch. This received applause and laughter.
From then on the game was much the same. It must have been very difficult to play in, but both team continued with high spirits and produced a display of enjoyable football. The Sunday Blazers were on top mostly, but only managed a goal 5mins from full-time.

A yellow card was awarded in the second half to a Porirua Cry player for 'Pushing'. I did not take a name as my book was drenched and my pencil would have destroyed it.

Results - 7
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- 12:15    Shamrocks-Trentham United2:4 (:)


- 13:00    Wellington Cambodians-Porirua Club-:- (:)


- 13:00    Marauders-Wallaceville United12:0 (:)


- 13:00    Porirua Club Cryovac-Tuskan Raiders0:7 (:)


- 14:00    Sunday Blazers-Arakura Asia United-:- (:)

Rank Team Points Played W D L Goals Diff. 1 (1) Marauders 22  8  7  1  0  38:6  32  2 (3) Tuskan Raiders 19  8  6  1  1  28:12  16  3 (2) Trentham United 18  8  6  0  2  32:18  14  4 (4) Arakura Asia United 13  7  4  1  2  29:19  10  5 (6) Porirua Club 12  7  4  0  3  25:17  8  6 (5) Shamrocks 10  8  3  1  4  19:19  0  7 (8) Sunday Blazers 8  7  2  2  3  15:14  1  8 (7) Porirua Club Cryovac 6  8  2  0  6  8:24  -16  9 (9) Wallaceville United 3  8  1  0  7  13:55  -42  10 (10) Wellington Cambodians 0  7  0  0  7  10:33  -23 

Match report Tuskan Raiders vs Porirua CryovacThis had to be one of the easiest games to ref, even with the ground conditions and rain to deal with it was a clean game. No niggle or dangerous tackles to deal with and both teams generally accepting my decisions even if they didn't agree with them.
Tuskan Raiders started with 2 goals inside 10 minutes with the score staying that way until 5 minutes from half time.

10 minutes into the second half Porirua conceded a penalty which was converted. At this stage the score didn't really do justice for Porirua who also had chances of their own but just couldn't finish them off. As a result started taking pop shots from well out but never really troubling the keeper.

After Tuskan Raiders scored again after 30 minutes Porirua seem to drop their heads and conceded another 3 goals in the 40th, 42nd and 44th minutes.
Unfortunately I did not get the names of the scorers due to the weather and not wanting to try writing names on wet paper.
Steve

Tony, how can Tuskan have gone up one place if both they and Trentham won ? Or are the arrows just random ?

A good question. I suppose it would work properly if there had been no cancelled rounds.
Wellington Cambodia vs Porirua was cancelled. Sladden under water and Blazers v Arakura abandoned due to dangerous mental conditions and won't be replayed.

Interesting.  Everyone seemed smiley and happy as they kicked off.

One round a a game to go before the league is split into top 6 and bottom 4.
Top 6 keep their points and play another 5 rounds.
Bottom 4 start from scratch and play 3 rounds plus the qualifiers for the Cup.
All teams should get at least 5 more games.

, Just got Griffs report. I'm deciding whether to stick it on here or not. It's very entertaining if it wasn't so serious an outcome for a game of football.

Wow abandoned? Not making assumptions but I'll guess it wasn't the Blazers that lost it... usually the friendliest bunch to play. Entertain us with the report :P

Played 20th June at Rongotai

SHAMROCKS  2  VS  TRENTHAM UTD 4

Clean game with no cards and no cautions.  One penalty for each side for reckless tackles.  

Goals Scored for Shamrocks in the 18th and 75th minutes
Goals scored for Trentham in the 48th, 51st, 56th and 88th minutes.

GO THE ALL WHITES!!!!

Cheers, Finn SportZone2010-06-20 22:38:54

Hi all

There was a pair of sneakers left behind at Rongotai after today's games. They look quite flash and I'm sure would be missed. They were on the balcony of the pavilion.

Could you please ask your players if they own them. In order to claim them, they need to say the brand of the shoes and the colour. We'll then sort out how to get the shoes to the owner.

Chur

Griff

I'll wait for the refs report so I can at least get 2 opinions on here. That way everyone gets an opportunity to give their side of the story.

will send out an email let everyone know

Ground Changes for this weeks Sunday League Round 9
Porirua Cryovac vs Arakura now at Elsdon Park
Trentham vs Porirua Club at Trentham Memorial

SportZone2010-07-02 21:03:43

Do we get the goss on the Blazers game yet?

NO. It's not to be repeated in case other teams want to join the league. We don't want them to know what a good time we are having especially with the cup rounds coming up soon.

<!-- section er e.g. ranking, results etc. END --> Results Round 9
<!-- content --> <!-- Results START --> Sunday, 4 July 2010
- 13:00    Porirua Club Cryovac-Arakura Asia United2:3 (:)


- 13:00    Shamrocks-Marauders1:6 (:)


- 13:00    Wellington Cambodians-Sunday Blazers0:4 (:)


- 13:00    Trentham United-Porirua Club3:2 (:)


- 13:00    Wallaceville United-Tuskan Raiders0:8 (:)


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SportZone2010-07-04 19:23:48

Good intense game, well reffed Ollie, definitely our best result of the year and our first ever win over Porirua, good way to christen the new shirts.

Arakura 3 Porirua Cryovac 2.
Game was played on a very soft and muddy pitch with Porirua starting the scoring after only 5 minutes however Arakura immediately hit back 1 minute later. The game went from end to end when Porirua scored again after 38 minutes which is how the score stayed right through the first until 15 minutes into the Second half.
Mid way through the second a fight broke out after a foul from Porirua led to some pushing and shoving and then punches being thrown by a player from each team resulting in both players being sent off.
This turned the game a little sour resulting in 3 yellow cards, 1 for a dangerous tackle and 2 for unsporting behaviour.
Both teams were awarded a penalty, Arakura first when an attacker was accidentally brought down in the box, and then Porirua when an Arakura defender wrapped his arms around a Porirua attacker from the free kick.
Both goals well saved by both keepers.
Arakura took the lead with 15 minutes to go which they held until the end.
Cards were as following

Porirua

Yellow, Porirua Keeper for unsporting conduct.

Red, Don for Fighting

Arakura

Yellow, Jack Yo for a dangerous tackle.

Yellow, Te for unsporting conduct.

Red, Number 3 for fighting

TRENTHAM 3 � PORIRUA CLUB 2

History has been made � this is the first time in 12 years that we have not only beaten, but got any points against Porirua (we have had a number of close losses). We�ve managed to topple every other team at some stage, but we have finally overcome our nemesis in what was a cracking game at TMP. It was the first outing for the new strip and we certainly christened it�s well (well done Ronny/Tony for the AJ�s Army label � but the names for you all pretty much say it all � Caveman, Mr Trentham, Chopper, Keza, Sloth, Herc, Bullfrog, Bates, Reggie, Burden, ROLALERORO, Legend, Charmed One, Dominus, Richy, News, Tank � then the three spares � Too Old, Too Fat, Too Slow).

 

Porirua started the game at a cracking pace and dominated everything for the first 20 minutes, but could not create any good chances and were shooting from distance in the main. Against the run of play we got a we�ll taken goal from Adam, after good leadup work from Keith and Mark Finlay. This seemed to motivate Porirua even more, but we had a determined streak about us and rebuffed all attacks and went to the break with a 1-0 lead. Like they did in the first half Porirua came out firing again and got the game back to level pegging.  The game was fiercely competitive, without going over the top, except for the once a game Mark Hurly moment, which Daniel ended up copping the recriminations of�. (credit to Ollie for another well refereed game � Ollie�s match report which is/will be posted on the Yellow fever forum is attached). We went ahead midway through second half, with Mark F completing a well taken header off an excellent cross (a non toe poke goal � had to see it to believe it myself). With about 15 to go, Porirua equalized after a defensive lapse by Mark F, allowing Eddie to escape his marking and receive pass and blast a shot past Greg on the near post (luckily we got the result Fitz � otherwise there could have been an enquiry). The last 10 saw both teams push for the winner and after a great through ball, Matty outstretched the defense to slot the winner past the keeper, which resulted in a deafening roar!  Our great defense (all players on the field � not just the backs � but even strikers applying pressure off the ball) kept Porirua shooting from distance in the main. With a bit of scrambling at the end, we managed to hold on for a historic win.

 

It was impossible to single out any one of you lads for player of the day � quite simply you were all awesome. This was no doubt the best game that I have seen you guys play. The league has any number of good teams in it, so a result like this, which keeps us at 3rd place in the league, with some very good teams behind us, confirms that you guys have been playing a good standard of football this season.  Keep up the good work fella�s!

 

Other highlights included:

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Kerry - late to game (train/bus problems � very bad planning � especially when relying on Stewy�s trains�..

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Ricky � otherwise known as the burden, not making the game after a big night previously � you owe us a big game this weekend lad!

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Nick � again using the family jewels to block a cross � you have to stop this bad habit lad.

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Mark F/Stew - as noted by Ren "the solidest wall in history"?

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Stew for going the wrong way in the same wall (left does not equal right lad)

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Greg - beaten on near post for 2nd goal.

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Mark F - away with fairies not marking player for 2nd goal.

<!--[if !supLists]-->�         <!--[endif]-->Steve - rebuttal when subbed off with 10 to go then got chance to get back out on field due to injury and was both offside/missed goal scoring chance.

The first round is now complete with the top 6 teams breaking away to contest the A Division while the bottom 4 will start again in the B Division.

Below is the new draw including the Cup rounds.

It'll be available in all it's glory on the SportZone website soon.
 <!-- ,DIV,TABLE,T,T,TFOOT,TR,TH,TD,P { font-family:"Arial"; font-size:x-small } --> Round 10 11/07/10 A Div Marauders vs Tuskan Raiders


Arakura Asia United vs Trentham United


Porirua Club vs Sunday Blazers

B Div Wallaceville United vs Wellington Cambodia


Shamrocks vs Porirua Cryovac





Round 11 18/07/10 A Div Trentham United vs Marauders


Tuskan Raiders vs Porirua Club


Sunday Blazers vs Arakura Asia United

Cup Prelim 1 Wellington Cambodia vs Porirua Cryovac

Cup Prelim 2 Wallaceville United vs Shamrocks





Round 12 25/07/10 A Div Marauders vs Arakura Asia United


Tuskan Raiders vs Sunday Blazers


Porirua Club vs Trentham United

B Div Porirua Cryovac vs Wallaceville United


Shamrocks vs Wellington Cambodia





Round 13 01/08/10 Cup Round 1 Draw to be done



Prelim game 2 Winner Prelim 1 vs
Winner Prelim 2





Round 14 08/08/10 A Div Arakura Asia United vs Tuskan Raiders


Marauders vs Porirua Club


Trentham United vs Sunday Blazers

B Div Wellington Cambodia vs Porirua Cryovac


Wallaceville United vs Shamrocks





Round 15 15/08/10 A Div Tuskan Raiders vs Trentham United


Sunday Blazers vs Marauders


Porirua Club vs Arakura Asia United







Plate Round 1








Round 16 22/08/10 Cup Semi




Plate Semis


Round 17 29/08/10 Cup Finals




Plate Finals


  SportZone2010-07-05 14:20:40

A Division Results for Sunday, 11 July 2010
- 13:00    Marauders-Tuskan Raiders0:2 (:)


- 13:00    Arakura Asia United-Trentham United1:2 (:)


- 13:00    Porirua Club-Sunday Blazers1:2 (:)

<!-- Results END --> <!-- ranking START --> Rank Team Points Played W D L Goals Diff. 1 (1) Marauders 25  10  8  1  1  44:9  35  2 (2) Tuskan Raiders 25  10  8  1  1  38:12  26  3 (3) Trentham United 24  10  8  0  2  37:21  16  4 (4) Arakura Asia United 16  9  5  1  3  33:23  10  5 (5) Porirua Club 15  10  5  0  5  30:22  8  6 (6) Sunday Blazers 14  9  4  2  3  21:15  6 SportZone2010-07-11 16:45:17

B Division Results for Sunday, 11 July 2010 13:00    Wallaceville United-Wellington Cambodians1:10

13:00    Shamrocks-Porirua Club Cryovac1:4

<!-- Results END --> <!-- ranking START --> Rank   Team Points Played W D L Goals Diff. 1 (1) Wellington Cambodians 3  1  1  0  0  10:1  9  2 (2) Porirua Club Cryovac 3  1  1  0  0  4:1  3  3 (3) Shamrocks 0  1  0  0  1  1:4  -3  4 (4) Wallaceville United 0  1  0  0  1  1:10  -9 

jinky2010-07-11 21:50:10