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Mens Chatham Cup – 11th May 2013Upper Hutt City FC vs Miramar Rangers
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Womens Central League – 12th May 2013Upper Hutt City FC vs Waterside-Karori
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A word from Upper Hutt CityHi all and welcome to Maidstone Park.
Tonight is our first Chatham Cup match of the year and we havedrawn tough opposition in Miramar Rangers.
We played Miramar a few weeks ago in Central League and thegame ended in a 1-1 draw but today there has to be a winner andI'm sure that both teams will do everything to win and move on tothe next round.
Miramar have proud history in the Chatham cup having won it 4times previously and they have the experience and the pressure tobe up there again. That said, this game is a great opportunity for usto show that we can be a very tough team to beat, especially if wework together and put our best foot forward. We are not here, justto make up the numbers.
In terms of the league side of it, we have lost the last two gamesbut we are still in the mix with 5 points, we have 4 crucial games toplay in the 1st round; Tawa-Napier-Wellington United and our localrivals Lower Hutt. As a team we know the we need to pick points upfrom these 4 games and there is not going to be room for anymistakes.
Enjoy the game
Pedro
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Upper Hutt Car Sales
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Mike King is coming back!!!!
TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST!
Following on from the hugely successful and hilarious event last year,Upper Hutt City Football is again hosting an evening with Mike King.
Saturday, 8th June7.30pm
Maidstone Park PavillionTickets $25 each (includes supper)
Tickets are selling fast, so get yours today. Contact Phil Gorman or Jamie Wood:
Phil [email protected] | 027 291 0446
Jamie Wood
[email protected] | 021 281 7671
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Sponsors – PARAPINE
This season we have been lucky enough to secure another localbusiness supporting Upper Hutt City Football. Parapine is a keysponsor along with Upper Hutt Car Sales and we are extremelyappreciative of the contribution they are making to our great club. Itsgreat to have such an involvement from our neighbour Parapinebased directly across the road from us here at Maidstone. Parapinehave provided both our men and women's 1st teams with some muchneeded support and you will notice the Parapine branding on all ourcentral league playing shorts.
Other great news from our friends at Parapine is that they havebecome the major sponsor of the new deck we are looking to installon the pavilion. The deck will be know as the Parapine Platform.While there is yet some more funding to be found around the projectthis is a great start and we appreciate the difference its going tomake on the facility . This is a massive commitment from a localbusiness so please be sure to do everything you can to supportParapine. Make the right choice when it comes to purchasing homeimprovements and DIY materials shop Parapine !
Artists Impression
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Let’s meet today’s teams . . .
GK Chris Campbell
2 Hamish McLachlan3 Richard Henderson4 Rhys Howe5 Simon McCarthy6 Rodney Mays7 Phil Patterson8 Peter Howe9 Wayne Rooker10 Luis Corrales11 Adam Church12 Dan Luby1314 Luke Grindley15 Adam Brown16 Javier Montalba17 Stephen Thomas18 Pedro Garcias
Coach Pedro GarciasAsst Coach Charly HoweGK Coach Dave BurcherManager John MilrroyPhysio Dianne Fong
UPPER HUTT CAR SALESUPPER HUTT CITY
Miramar Rangers
GK Phil ImrayRGK Jan Kovac2 Hamish Chang3 Jeremy Wild4 Tim Schaeffers5 Jamie Farrington6 Dan Bowkett7 Corey Chettleburg8 Henry Fa’arodo9 Dominic Rowe10 Wiremu Patrick11 Tapfuma Dimairo12 Tom Doyle13 Patrick Fleming14 Chris Conway15 Michael Durkin16 Sam Becker17 Nephi Harrison18 Campbell Banks19 Alex Love20 Paul Ryder21 William Mcintyre23 Dave Johnston
Coach Valerio RaccugliaAsst Coach Mike SmithManager Ryan HollandPhysio TBI Health
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Player Profile . . .Dan LubyDate Of Birth: 28-04-1990
Nickname: Lubes
Favourite Drink: Vodka redbull
Best Movie, Food and Music: The usual suspects, steak and chips, kings of leon
Dream car: Saleen s7
What teammate is the most likely to avoid paying when you eating or drinking out:Haha would have to go for Steven Thomas only because he's the youngest
If you like to be another player for a week who you like to be and why: I'd be gerardpique so I could get my head down next to shakira
What song you sing in the shower: Can't beat an 80's power Ballard (ed: nice!)
Pre match routine: I like to be up early, eat well and really get myself up for it
Who is the best player you ever play and why: Chris Clements from Crewe Alexandra,always had the edge on me and played against Gerard in the fa cup this year
Which team do you look forward to playing the most and why: The best you canpossibly play against so you know you've got to bring your best game
Best moment on your life: Joining the best team in the whole world when I was younger...Aston Villa (ed: This blokes a “star” – great addition to the club another Villa fan!)
Ambition in Football: To get my game back to a high standard and push myself as far as Ican
Who has the influence in your Football Career: My brother and stepdad, always tell mehow it is and push me to do better.
All time Football hero: Zinedine Zidane
Best player on the team: Only been here a short while but luis looks like he's got lots oftalent
Best and worst memory in Football: Scoring the winner in two finals both with penalties,losing a final in the last minute at villa park!!!
Best national team ( apart from Chile): Spain
Quote of the day: It's better to live in regret than never live at all
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A Word from Our Womens Coach
This Week the Upper Hutt Car Sales Women’s 1st team are athome to Waterside Karori. Luck has not been on our side of latehaving narrowly missed points against Wellington United and thengetting heavily defeated by Valeron. With the ASB knock out cuptaking place last weekend this has allowed us to refocus and getback to the basics. The team is heading into this match lookingfor their first points of the session and are well aware of themassive challenge at hand.
With 9 new players to the squad and the recent return of WendiHenderson assisting the team it was always going to take a whileto find our feet in Women’s Central League.
Upper Hutt Cars Sales Women’s 1stteam would like to WelcomeWaterside Karori and their supporters to Maidstone today andwish both teams the best of luck.
To our home supporters and sponsors we thank you for your loyalsupport
Mike GibbsWomens Coach
Upper Hutt All Star Winter Football Academywith Director of Coaching Pedro GarciasStarts June the 10th we still have placesavailable in age groups 8-9 10-11 and 12-13
Great value runs for 10 weeks from 5.30pmtill 7pm $230
Training apparel supplied
Automatic Payment option available
To register your child now contact Pedro
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Introducing today’s teams
Upper Hutt Car SalesWomens 1sts
Upper Hutt City FC Waterside-KaroriSian Wright GK Emma Fulbrook
Miranda Williams-Gray 2 McKenzie CooperKelly Porter 3 Rhiannon Jones
Sophie Abbott 4 Ellie CookMelissa Riddall 5 Megan Robertson
Olivia De Ronde 6 Hope Gilchrist7 CJ Bott
Lana UnderhillSem 8 Briar PalmerJulie Bannatyne 9 Angela Pope
Lucy Sneddon 10 Torepe TaumaunuLisa Leighton 11 Emma RolstonTara Connell 12 Peggy MulliganHolly Rausch 13 Courtney Lewis
Carolyn O'Reilly 14 Nicola WinchAshleigh Williams 15 Hannah Wignall
Mikaela Hunt 16 Nicola BlacklawsLana Comerford 17 Tabitha Fane de Salis
Wendi Henderson 18
Mike Gibbs Coach Mike Greene
Steve Parry AstCoach John Schmitt
GKCoach Nigel Piper
Christine Williams ManagerPhysio Dan Ford/Tim Dalman
Referee: Deane Laing
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Recognition of our Club
Congratulations to Upper Hutt City Football last week at theUpper Hutt Sports awards held at the Cossie Club.
We are hugely proud and humbled that our massively succesfulyear last year has been recognised by the community.
We had nominations in several categories
Sportsman of the year nomination - Wayne Rooker Coach of the year nomination - Lorraine Bowring Team of the year nomination - UH Car Sales women’s 1sts
And our clubs success was recognised with two winners
Winner team of the year - UH Car Sales men’s 1sts Winner of admin /Volunteer of the year - Phil Gorman
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Sponsors - RSTAR
Massive thanks this week to a new sponsor of the Club R STAR.Many of you will know R STARS Director Ryan Sandford. R STARthis season have provided our UH Cars Sales Mens 1sts andWomen's 1sts goalkeepers with some fantastic R STAR goalkeeping gloves.
R Star's aim is to fulfill the requirements of goalkeepers and footballplayers at every level. R STAR have researched the glove marketextensively to produce the most technically superior, reliable, andcomfortable soccer specific products possible.
Save Money . Save Goals Cheap, durable goalkeeping gloves forall ages juniors-seniors
Check them out at http://rstarsoccer.com
Thanks for your support Ryan !
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Harcourt HooliganUpper Hutt City Cars Seniors at Maidstone Turf this weekendSaturday 11 May5:30 pm Chatham Cup Upper Hutt vs Miramar
Sunday 12 May11:00am Under –17B Upper Hutt vs Kapiti Coast Utd1:00 pm Central Women Upper Hutt vs Waterside Karori3:00 pm Cap Women 2 Upper Hutt vs Wainuiomata
Central League soonSaturday 18 May Men 5:30 pm Upper Hutt vs TawaSunday 19 May Women 1:00 pm Upper Hutt vs Lower Hutt City
Popped down to the Marauders’ Family Day at Maidstone and found everythingticking along like clockwork and lots of smiles about. Well done Marauders andDan McKissock! John and Colleen were, of course, right in it – althoughtheoretically ‘retired’.
Our next promotion is the Club Day on 8 June with Mike King on at the clubroomsafter. Tickets at $25 are vanishing fast so don’t miss out – see Phil or Noddy.
The Saints, Creeps and under-17s are top of their respective leagues this week.At the other end of the tables Women’s Central, Capital Four and Slayers are in therelegation zone.
Since the last programme, our Upper Hutt City Car Sales Central League teamwere outclassed by Olympic 2-9 with goals scored by Luke (Grinner) Grindlay andAdam Church. I can’t comment on the match,as I did not see it (behind a busy bar).
Last week, on Petone’s new turf, we played well in a game that could have goneeither way. Petone scored first but Luis Corrales scored virtually from the re-start.Each team had periods of dominance and Chris Campbell showed some class, butPetone scored a great goal and then held out against a lot of Upper Hutt pressureto take the points 2-1. Grinner did not play and I heard afterwards that he had acar accident before the game, which I am told was to be his last before his OE. Ihope he’s OK and enjoys his OE before rushing back to US. Upper Hutt is now insixth-equal place on points with Wairarapa and Lower Hutt City, and eighth on goaldifference thanks to Olympic.
Today our opponents at Maidstone 5:30 are Miramar, riding high on the leaguetable and, despite our brave showing (1-2) when we met a couple of weeks ago,favourites to take out this clash. Still, we have had some good runs in the ChathamCup recently, including against much-favoured teams, and anything can happen incup football.Miramar’s scorers have been Paul Ryder 10, Henry Fa’arodo & Thomas Doyle 2,Patrick Fleming 1.
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Harcourt HooliganOur Upper Hutt City Car Sales seconds in Capital Two sit sixth on their table
after their 4-1 win against Stop Out (destination of a few of last years seconds whowere, a Stop Out fan says, their best players) and a 3-5 loss to Wests. Scorersagainst Stop Out were Matt Bennett 3 and Ben Horton (who scored a hattrick for the–17s next day), and against Wests Cameron McLachlan (also –17) scored a braceand Haemania Puna one.
This week we face Lower Hutt City, who sit fourth on the table, on Harcourt 1at 2:30.
In Capital Four, our Upper Hutt City Car Sales thirds drew 2-2 with Island BayHHH (P Thomas 2) and lost 2-4 to Island Bay (P Thomas another pair). Big Pete,the Club Chairman, is knocking them in at the moment with five of the team’s eightgoals in two draws and three losses. We lie second-bottom of the table and playLower Hutt Ancient Ones away today. Methinks defence may need attention.
The Upper Hutt Saints in Capital Eight in the last couple of weeks beat VictoriaUniversity Bombers 4-3 with goals from Chris Bingham (3) and Neville Philp, andWaterside Karori Tonners through Aidan Hogan (2) and Bingham. From lastweek’s four-way tie for top-of-the –table, Saints are now in a two-way with Seatoun.Bottom-of-the-table Waterside Karori Meke should not pose a problem even away,but stranger things have happened.
In Capital Eleven, the Marauders beat Waterside Karori Stevedores 5-4 (DarrenBorlase 2, Brett Faint, Dan McKissock, Adrian Van Jaarsveld), and Olympic AKA 5-1 (Faint 2, Ben Winter, Nathan Birch, Jacob ?). They are in equal-fourth place onpoints, fifth on goal difference, and this week play Wellington United Terrace, whoare right behind them, on Harcourt 2 at 12:30. Defence drew 2-2 with WesternSuburbs (Albert Smith, Howie Duffy) and 1-1 with Waterside Karori Marmosets(Mark Brian). They are in eighth place and play Wellington United Honey Badgers(7th) away.
In Capital Fourteen, the Creeps beat North Wellington Bombers 3-0 (RichardGibson-Smith 2, Rob Hill) and Tawa Stu’s Lot 2-0 (Gibson-Smith, Olly Gascoigne)to grab a three-way tie for the lead on points. Third on goal difference, they playStop Out Werewolves away.
The Capital Fifteen Slayers’ claim to be the worst football team in Wellingtonfootball is seriously compromised as their win last Saturday catapulted them to thedizzy heights of sixth-equal on points, ninth-equal on goal difference and tenth ofeleven on goals scored. In the past two weeks, they lost 0-5 to Wainui Roundballsand, gloriously, beat North Wellington Rampage 3-2 (Barry McDonald 2, MartyKenny)
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Harcourt HooliganIn Masters 4, the RJs have surrendered their top-of-table status in losing 1-2 to
Petone Mighty Masters (Tristan Elder) and 4-6 to Stokes Valley Snakes (TristanElder 2, Kevin Blair, Gary Stone). Now fourth-equal on points and fifth on goaldifference, they play Wainuiomata Pacifica on Harcourt 2 at 2:30.
Tomorrow, Maidstone is busy with our Central League Women’s team, CapitalWomen’s Two and Under-17B teams all in action.
Our Central Women’s League team was part of the club’s Central Leaguenightmare on the 27-28 April weekend losing 1-9 to Valeron Wanderers (MelRiddall) in Palmerston North. Last week there were no games.
This weekend, bottom of the table, we play second-placed Waterside Karori,Maidstone 1 pm Sunday. Their goalscorers, so the ones to watch, have been:Rhiannon Jones 3, Emma Rolston 2, Catherine Bott.
In Capital Women’s Two, Yahna Gray’s goal was enough to earn ourWomen’s seconds a 1-1 draw with Stokes Valley and leave us in second place onthe table. Today’s opponents at Maidstone 3pm Sunday are third-placedWainuiomata who have scored 12 (one less than us) and conceded 7 (UHC 2).
Our Under-17Bs, with Cameron McLachlan and Ben Horton from the secondson the card, beat Western Suburbs Spurs 7-2 (Horton 3, Jayden Stone 2, CallumMartin 2) on 28 April. If I remember rightly, we were two- all when McLachlan andHorton were subbed on and the game changed completely. At one stage Hortonwas grabbed and dragged down by a defender and the Wests coach shrugged“What else can you do when he’s just running past you like you’re not there?”.Upper Hutt Under–17 is on top of the table with 10 points, 12 goals for and 5against, and plays bottom-placed Kapiti Coast United with 0 points, 5 for and 16against at Maidstone 11am Sunday.
Harcourt Hooligan
Upper Hutt Friends of Football
Coming Soon………
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Thank You to all our sponsors
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Thank You to all our sponsors
