WESTERN SPRINGS
J U N E 2015
FOOTBALL CLUB MAGAZINE
When
Harry met Springs ... THE BULLETS
WERE FIRING ON ALL FRONTS IN HAMILTON TEAM FORZA’S FIRST 9TH GRADE COMPETITION
WSAFC EVENTS CALENDAR JUNE 2015 Mon 1
Tues 2
Wed 3
Thurs 4
FIFA U20s NZ v USA 7pm North Harbour Stadium
Fri 5
Sat 6
FIFA U20s Myanmar v NZ 7pm at Wellington Reg Stadium
WSAFC Men’s 1st Team v Glenfield Rovers AFC 2.45pm at McFetridge Park
WSAFC Women’s 1st Team v Fencibles 7pm at William Green Domain Mon 8
Tues 9
Wed 10
Thurs 11
AFF Youth Level 2 Player Centred Coaching at WSAFC 6–10pm
AFF Youth Level 2 Developing Technique and Skills at WSAFC 6–10pm
FIFA U20s Round of 16
FIFA U20s Round of 16
Mon 15
Tues 16
Wed 17
AFF Youth Level 2 Football Fitness at WSAFC 6–10pm
Team Photos
FIFA U20s Team Semi-Finals Photos
Mon 22
Tues 23
AFF Junior Level 1 Course at WSAFC 6–10pm
AFF Youth Level 2 Tactical at WSAFC 6–10pm
Mon 29
Tues 30
AFF Youth Level 1 Course at WSAFC 6–10pm
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Fri 12
Sat 13
Sun 7
Sun 14
WSAFC Men’s 1st Team v TKU 5pm at Seddon Fields
Team Photos Thurs 18
Fri 19
Sat 20
Sun 21
Wed 24
Thurs 25
Fri 26
Sat 27
Sun 28
Wed July 1
Thurs 2
Fri 3
Sat 4
Sun 5
FIFA U20s FINAL
CONTENTS
5 Shop Online www.wsafc.org.nz
9 Sam Burfoot one on one
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Original concept
The Bullets
mini in Hamilton
6 Prince Harry plays for Springs
8 McDonald’s supporting football
10 July School Holiday Programmes
13 Coerver Coaching
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18
9th Grade Forza
Justin Lopes Club Physio
D E S I G N S
Revised
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DESIGN
Graphic design: logos, magazine layout, book covers and promotional material.
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JULY 2015 NEWSLETTER DEADLINE Material: Wed 1 July 5pm Distribution: Fri 10 July Newsletter coordinator and designer Mini Reis Š 2015 Email: minimaxdesignstudio@gmail.com www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 3
NOTICE BOARD
Team photos will be held at the clubrooms on the following dates: Thursday 11 June Tuesday 16 June Thursday 18 June Exact dates and times for your team will be announced shortly via your coordinator and will be published on our wsafc website.
An 11th grade tournament is to be held at Seddon Fields on Sunday 12 July. Please come and support our teams as we enjoy a special day of football skills!
FRONT COVER DESIGN Mini Reis Photography: Brendan O’Hagan, phototek.co.nz, Rachel Thomas Thanks to our major sponsors: McDonald’s, Bayleys, PBT and Jeremy Sutton 4 June 2015 www.wsafc.org.nz
CONTRIBUTORS: Grant Russell Owen Ellis Tracy Cunnington Justin Lopes Neil Emblen Stephen Lowe
GET READY FOR WINTER! WINTER IS ON US, SO WRAP UP WARM ON THE FIELD AND ON THE SIDELINES. SHOP ONLINE – Our online shop has jackets for players, Underskinz for training, and beanies to keep the heads warm. Just go to www.wsafc.org.nz and click the ONLINE SHOP.
We also have our special supporter’s jacket. A waterproof jacket that is fleece lined, and great for when you are watching the kids. The price is special as well. Only $85.00 (order the WSAFC Falcon Jacket Black) If the shorts and socks are looking like they have had a season’s use, then we have stock in the store ready to order. Plus, training shirts in the same colours as our top teams are kitted out in, so make sure you support the Springs by being seen out there in our club gear.
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PRINCE HARRY PLAYS FOR SPRINGS HRH Prince Harry helped mark the final countdown to the FIFA U-20 World Cup by taking part in a mini football game with boys from the WSAFC 16 Metro team at The Cloud in Auckland.
was a fantastic way to finish and a wonderful day that will be remembered by everyone involved, particularly the excited mums.
In front of over 400 invited guests and a large group of World media, Prince Harry captained the NZ team of Tom Russell, Sebby Stephan, Jake Johnson, Oli Cranshaw, Tuyi Byamana and Pheonix Silver against an All Stars team captained by U20 vice captain Adam Mitchell, and featuring Oli Pitts, Ronin Moosman, Sean Atherton, Brandon Day, Zach Blackburn and Oscar Browne. Coaches for the game were Grant Russell and James Debenham.
Following the match, the boys and girls were granted a private audience with the prince in the function area of The Cloud where they got to ask him questions about everything from football to the All Blacks to royal babies. After that, the Prince went outside for his royal walkabout and then the worlds news media lined up to interview the boys about the game. Nothing like being the lead item on both national news bulletins at 6pm and all over the Sunday papers as well as BBC and Sky UK!!
As the crowd warmed up, Ella, Nina, Tayla, Faye and Lily from the Black Swans met Harry and he joined them in a game of keepy-uppy much to the delight of the girls.
“We nicknamed him Scholesy after Paul Scholes because he’s ginger and he scores goals.” Tuyi Byamana – NZ Herald “He’s not bad for a Prince.” Sebby Stephan – 3 News “Its not every day you get to play with a Prince.” Tom Russell – One News “I nuttsed him and I’m really happy about that!” Oli Pitts – One News
Refereeing the boys’ game was former All White Ivan Vicelich and the coin toss was made by the Prime Minister John Key. There was plenty of action on the mini turf field and the boys did not hold back against Harry who showed some great touches though he did get nut-megged twice. After 15 minutes of terrific football the scores were tied 7-7 and with Ivan about to blow the final whistle Phoenix rolled the ball around a defender and flicked it up and over another to Prince Harry, who leapt high and smashed a fantastic volley past poor Brandon. It was an incredible goal and with the crowd screaming, all the boys in the NZ team rushed over to embrace their new Royal teammate. I’m not sure that this is normal royal protocol, however, it 6 June 2015 www.wsafc.org.nz
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MCDONALD’S
SUPPORTING FOOTBALL FROM WESTERN SPRINGS TO THE FIFA WORLD CUP McDonald’s connection with football, both in New Zealand, and around the world is a strong one. The relationship with FIFA World Cup extends over 20 years, while McDonald’s has been a partner to junior football in New Zealand since the early 2000s. And around the country, McDonald’s franchisees and restaurants sponsor their local clubs. For many years McDonald’s main involvement with junior football in New Zealand was as one of the Small Whites partners. We know many current All Whites and Football Ferns once had their player of the day certificates displayed proudly on their bedroom walls, and of course coveted the McDonald’s cheeseburger voucher! In 2012 McDonald’s extended its investment in junior football, working with New Zealand Football to launch McDonald’s Skills Zone. As anyone who has coached a junior team in the last few years will know, Skills Zone provides a valuable resource for grassroots coaches, and a incentive and reward for kids to develop their skills and earn their bronze, silver and gold badges. In 2014 McDonald’s provided the chance for one lucky child to walk onto the pitch with the players at the FIFA World Cup Final in Brazil. Thousands of Kiwi kids attended the McDonald’s Skills Zone Days, held around the country. As part of Skills Zone there are also 10 great videos (filmed at Seddon Fields) on nzfootball. co.nz/juniors, with All Whites and Football Ferns showing players and coaches core skills and fancy tricks. 8 June 2015 www.wsafc.org.nz
McDonald’s further cemented its role with football in New Zealand in 2015 with the launch of McDonald’s Junior Football. Working with New Zealand Football’s ‘whole of football’ plan, McDonald’s Junior Football provides resources to regional football development officers around the country. This year the football development officers will visit clubs and work with over 20,000 kids and coaches. They will also be handing out 15,000 McDonald’s footballs as many children who attended the Western Springs AFC open day found out! As is the case with McDonald’s Pt Chevalier and Grey Lynn, local restaurants have direct relationships with football clubs around the country. They recognise the hard work of a largely volunteer network, and the challenges clubs face to provide the equipment and support required by teams. For more information on McDonald’s Junior Football, and coaching resources for McDonald’s Skills Zone, visit nzfootball.co.nz/juniors.
KICK STARTING DREAMS
Everyone starts by kicking a ball. That’s why McDonald’s is proud to support kiwi kids on the field with our Skills Zone Program, a tool used for parents and coaches to encourage kids to better their game and help kiwi kids become future All Whites or Football Ferns.
WIN A TRIP TO FIFA WITH SKILLS ZONE DAY
ENTER ONLINE
On the 18th May 2014, let your kid release their inner All White or Football Fern with pros running hands-on workshops, courses and heaps more at an event center near you. Plus, just by turning up they could win the chance to escort a player on the field of this year’s World Cup Final in Brazil.
If you can’t make the day your kid can still enter online by showing us their inner football pro with a video uploaded to skillszone.co.nz
SAM BURFOOT
ONE ON ONE COACHING Our All Whites midfielder Sam Burfoot is available to coach your child one on one or in small groups. Please contact Sam direct on samburfoot@hotmail.co.uk for details, availability and prices. Sam is a master at technique training and if you see him play I doubt you will find a better technical player. This is not all natural and Sam has worked really hard at his game. Practice makes perfect, so book a session with him!
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JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES Come and join the fun and learn some new skills during our July school holiday programmes. We’ve got heaps of choices for you these holidays, so have a read through the programmes below and see which ones work best for you.
Neil Emblen’s Programme
Girl’s Programme
Coerver Holiday Programme
Monday 13 July – Thursday 16 July
Monday 13 July – Wednesday 15 July
Monday 6 July – Friday 10 July
Always a sell-out and it’s easy to see why! Whether you are a real football super star, or brand new to the game, you’ll all learn something new and you’re sure to have heaps of fun along the way!
Catering for the girls at our club, Rico has the perfect combination of skills, games and fun that make all girls love this holiday programme!
Our coaching partners have a packed schedule as they help you to improve your skills, regardless of ability whilst having a really fun time. You can chose a daily or weekly option; whatever suits your family best.
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Rico Wilson’s
Neil Emblen’s Programme This programme will be skills and drills based for part one, then a mid-morning break will be followed by games and competitions in part two, so plenty of fun for all! When:
Monday 13 July – Thursday 16 July
Where:
Seddon Fields
Times:
9:30am – 12:30pm
Register by: Monday 6 July 2015 Cost:
$125 incl GST – for all four days
Please register by Monday 6 July at the latest. Due to coach/player ratios we cannot accept late enrolments after this date. Please note we do not accept daily bookings and no refunds will be given. Please bring a change of clothing, towel, mid-morning snack, water bottle and sunscreen.
Rico Wilson’s Girl’s Programme Our holiday programme for Western Springs girls. This programme will be skills and drills based for part one, then a mid-morning break will be followed by games and competitions in part two, so plenty of fun for all! When:
Monday 13 July – Wednesday 15 July
Where:
Seddon Fields
Times:
9:45am – 12:45pm
Register by: Wednesday 8 July 2015 Cost:
$100 incl GST – for all three days
Please register by Wednesday 8 July at the latest. Due to coach/player ratios we cannot accept late enrolments after this date. Please note we do not accept daily bookings and no refunds will be given. Please bring; football boots suitable for our turf, a towel, a jacket incase it rains, a mid-morning snack, water bottle and sunscreen. Coerver Holiday Programme For those not familiar with Coerver coaching, their philosophy is to teach: A football skills teaching method suited for all ages, but especially for players aged 5-16 years old of all abilities. A method that focuses on individual skills development, ball mastery and small group play. Coerver is our preferred partner for football coaching. When:
Monday 6 July – Friday 10 July
Where:
Seddon Fields
Duration:
9am – 3pm
Suitable for: Ages 5 upwards Cost:
$185 incl GST – for all five days or $38 per day
Every afternoon from 1:30pm there will be: Cross bar challenge, Penalty Kings FINALS day Friday 10 July from 1pm – 2:30pm Camp Display & Awards Friday 2:30pm – 3pm (Parents don’t miss out!) Please note no refunds will be given. Please bring football boots suitable for our turf, shin pads, a jacket in case it rains, a towel, mid-morning snack, lunch, plenty of water and sunscreen. www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 11
MEN’S 1ST TEAM OVERVIEW ON THE FIRST HALF OF THE SEASON At the halfway way of the league we sit on 13 points. We have achieved nine of those points in the last three games and are in a good vein of form going into the 2nd half of the season. New signing Benoit Bruyat has been the most consistent player so for with a string of superb performances at the heart of the defence. Other notable performers have been young Myer Crane who has worked his way into the team through good Reserve Team performances and is now scoring regularly for the senior team. The team has been boosted by the additions of Sam Burfoot and Darren White from Auckland City in recent weeks and the squad is looking strong for the 2nd half of the season.
We are actively looking for a central defender to boost our defensive stocks and make the balance of our squad better added to this we will lose Benoit back to his native France mid June so another reason to be in the market. I think we must strive for a top six finish but as always staying in the Premier League is the top priority. We have five home games remaining and it would be great to see as many club members down at the club watching. Best wishes.
Neil
Western Springs Men’s First Team RESULTS & FIXTURES 2015 Sat 28 Mar Birkenhead (H)
draw 2–2
Sat 6 June
Fri 3 Apr
draw 1–1
Sat 13 June Three Kings (H)
Sun 12 Apr Hamilton (A)
lost 7–1
Sat 4 July
E.Suburbs (A)
Wed 15 Apr E.Suburbs (H)
lost 3–1
Sat 11 July
Hamilton (H)
Sat 18 Apr E. Coast Bay (H)
draw 1–1
Sat 18 July
E. Coast Bay (A)
Thur 23 Apr Glenfield (H)
lost 3–2
Sat 25 July
Birkenhead (A)
Mon 27 Apr Central Utd (H)
draw 1–1
Sat 1 Aug
Central Utd (A)
Sat 2 May
Bay Olympic (A)
lost 2–1
Sat 8 Aug
Bay Olympic (H)
Sat 9 May
Onehunga (H)
won 1–0
Sat 15 Aug
Onehunga (H)
Sat 16 May Melville (H)
won 5–3
Sat 22 Aug
Melville (A)
Sat 23 May Waitakere (A)
won 2–1
Sat 29 Aug
Waitakere (H)
Three Kings (A)
POS
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Glenfield R (A)
TEAM
P
W
D
L
For
Agst
GD
PT
1
Glenfield Rovers
10
7
3
0
29
12
17
24
2
Hamilton Wanderers
11
7
2
2
37
19
18
23
3
Eastern Suburbs
10
7
0
3
29
16
13
21
4
Central Utd
11
6
2
3
22
22
0
20
5
Bay Olympic
11
5
2
4
23
29
-6
17
6
Birkenhead Utd
11
4
4
3
31
18
13
16
7
Three Kings Utd
10
4
1
5
29
20
9
13
8
Onehunga Sports
10
4
1
5
14
13
1
13
9
Western Springs
11
3
4
4
18
24
-6
13
10
East Coast Bays
11
3
3
5
19
22
-3
12
11
Waitakere City
11
1
2
8
10
40
-30
5
12
Melville United
9
0
0
9
7
33
-26
0
(as at 1 June 2015)
Coerver Coaching – 31 Year Anniversary 1984 – 2015 Since 1984, Alfred Galustian of Coerver Coaching has worked as a coach’s educator with many of the world’s top clubs and federations. These include 15 of the current 20 English Premier teams, several stints at Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, as well as working with the French, English, and Japanese Football Federations. Coerver Coaching has also championed the women’s game all over the world alongside Kristine Lilly, a former Coerver student and two-time World Cup and Olympic Gold Champion.
Coerver Coaching benefits Makes the game fun to practice through individual technical development and small group play. Breaking the misconception – Coerver is not only about tricks and moves. Develops first touch, control coordination and flexibility. Encourages a positive, attacking style and develops self-esteem and confidence. Improves reaction speed with and without the ball and encourages good sportsmanship and respect. www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 13
THE BULLETS WERE FIRING ON ALL FRONTS IN HAMILTON It was still dark when we set off on our road trip to the Tron on Mother’s Day. The journey was the normal complaining, noisy, arguing trip that most families endure when their kids are squeezed into a confined space and not given any iproducts for an hour and a half. Eventually we arrived in Hamilton and met up with the team for what was our first tournament together as Bullets. Andy Vernon, our coach extraordinaire, took the boys aside and prepared them for battle.
We continued to dominate and next it was a Tadhg Collie pass to Matthew Cunnington who set Karl Place off on a run down the left flank to blast in goal number two. 2-0 Bullets.
First up, Bullets v Cambridge Tornadoes.
HT 1-0. It was a game of two halves as the Tornadoes came out pumping and eventually beat us 2-1.
Again we started brightly and it was Karl who set up Cooper Malofie-Law to drill home the first goal of the game. Next up a moment of pure coaching pleasure as Andy saw his boys complete a number of excellent passes for Miles to slot home the ball from a few years out; Matthew, Cam and Marco Irvan all involved in the link up play. 2-0 Bullets. With James making some remarkable saves in goal it took a Roy of the Rovers rocket shot from Rio Irvan to put the game out of their reach with a few minutes to spare. 3-0 Bullets.
Next up, Hukanui Rototuna FC Roma v Bullets
Semi Final, Three Kings United Sandwiches v Bullets
The second game saw us up against the home team and they were making the most of the home advantage on a long grass pitch with some swift moves. Before long our passing game became too much for them as Cam Southgate passed to Rio Irvan whose shot was saved, but the ball carried to Miles Ellis who scored a wonder strike from 20 yards out. 1-0 Bullets.
We know TKU well. There’s a lot of mutual respect between players and coaches alike. They are a quality team who play really good football in a good manner with a smile on their face. Last time we played them, their coach told us we’d “walloped ‘em” – could we do the same again?
We started brightly and within three minutes, Aidan Price took the ball down the left wing and fired home a shot so powerful, it almost broke the netting. Bullets 1-0 up. We were on good form and George at left back was winning both tackles and the hearts of the locals with his cute smile.
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The boys were starting to really enjoy the game now and that showed as we took the match totally out of their reach as Cam passed to Luca Aitken who pulled off a lovely turn to fire home our third. 3-0 Bullets FT. Bullets v St Mary’s Spartans
A bright start from TKU saw them capitalise on some tired legs
and they went 1-0 up. Bullets regrouped, dug deep and fought back with Marco slotting home an equaliser in the first half. The second half seemed to go really quickly with chances for both teams going begging. Within no time the referee was blowing his whistle for full time. Penalties... Maybe it’s the English in me, after being knocked out of so many competitions by penalties, that I loathe them. I won’t mention who scored and who missed, it doesn’t matter as each one of those boys stood up to take responsibility. Needless to say we lost on penalties 5-4. James White was outstanding in goal and almost kept us in it, but it wasn’t to be our day. We left with our heads held high, but our tails between our legs. Incidentally, Cambridge Tornadoes beat TKU in the final 3-1. Thanks to everyone who came and supported us, especially all the mums who could’ve been relaxing in Chuan Spa instead. . . . not that we would’ve swapped places for a moment.
Tracy Cunnington
Bullets Team Line up: Andy ‘scouser’ Vernon – Head Coach James White, Tadhg Collie, George Beca, Matthew Cunnington, Cooper Malofie-Law, Marco Irvan, Karl Place, Aidan Price, Rio Irvan, Luca Aitken, Cam Southgate, Miles Ellis www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 15
ONEHUNGA/MANGERE ‘DIGGER DOUGLAS’
9 TH GRADE TOURNAMENT
WSAFC FORZA 17 MAY 2015 What started off as a nice sunny day was a great intro for team Forza’s first 9th Grade competition, and what a day it turned out to be. Proudly representing WSAFC alongside Vitesse on the Mangere mountain, the newly formed team were full of energy and excitement which showed in their first game against Birkenhead United Black.
from both teams. Unfortunately for Ellerslie however was that we had Ryan Ellis and Josh Allington in defence who were fantastic. Well timed tackles, strength on the ball and some very clever thinking kept the ball away from our goal a lot of the game, however a long ball over the top to their striker and a fine finish resulted in 1-1 at the final whistle.
Straight from the kick-off Birkenhead were under pressure and given no time on the ball, possession quickly shifted to Forza who played some fine passing football and used the wide pitches to attack from either side. Toby Shanahan was playing up front in his new favoured position and was giving their defence all sorts of problems, but it was Oliver Long who broke the deadlock with a fine goal to put us 1-0 up. 1-0 quickly became 2-0 when Toby fired in a well struck goal and Forza were well in control of the game by now. With Oscar Duffy controlling the midfield as he does so well, another chance was quickly created and Blaise O’Reilly finished excellently to make it a 3-0 final score. Credit also to Oscar Larsen who was fantastic in goal and has such dogged determination to keep the ball out, enabled us to keep a clean sheet on a couple of occasions. A great win and the best I have seen the boys play so far this season.
Last game of the pools was Onehunga/Mangere Ninjas. Having lost both of their previous games we envisaged a win but I wanted the boys to keep the pressure on and they did. Within 15 seconds it was 1-0 after a fine run and shot by Joel down the right. With goals soon after from Oscar Larsen, Toby, Oscar Duffy and another by Joel it was 5-0 at half time. Boys brimming with confidence and parents (and coach) thoroughly enjoying watching ‘The Forza Show’. The 2nd half saw another fine goal from in-form Joel, and the 6-0 final score ensured Forza finished top of their group above Ellerslie.
Next up - Ellerslie Red. The Forza boys took no time in picking up where they left off, tackling hard, chasing everything and creating another good attack resulting in Toby scoring a fine goal taking us to 1-0. Joel who was excellent all day was in goal and made a string of saves to keep us 1-0 at half time. 2nd half was very even, some well organised attacks
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Quarter Finals of the Championship against East Coast Bays was always going to be tough but the boys were up for it. The game started very evenly but sadly two quick-fire goals had us 2-0 down at half time. 2nd half saw one more goal to ECB so a 3-0 loss was the final score. Particular mention again to both Ryan and Josh in defence who both played fantastically all day, 3-0 could easily have been more if it wasn’t for those two. The most rewarding part of a 3-0 loss was the 110% effort they boys gave right up till the final whistle. It was a really enjoyable day and the boys did both themselves and WSAFC proud.
Back (left to right): Josh Allington, Oscar Larsen, Blaise O’Reilly, Toby Shanahan, Ryan Ellis Front: Joel Robinson-Gomas, Oscar Duffy, Oliver Long Owen Ellis – Team Coach
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The Forza boys took no time in picking up where they left off, tackling hard, chasing everything and creating another good attack.
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It is caused by a direct blow to the players thigh or calf Physio treatment involved passive range of movement, muscle, usually from an opponents knee or foot. exercise prescription, stretches, gentle massage around Contact on 021the 673 This causes a crush injury to the muscle, andJustin a degree site732 of the www.backtoyourfeet.health.nz haematoma, acupuncture and return to Clinic is located upstairs at Western Springs Pavilion, Seddon Fields, 108 Meola Rd of internal bleeding. The amount of bleeding, and play advice. whether it is inside the muscle, or between the muscles In the clinic we are a little short staffed and are looking dictates how long the player will take to return to play. to hire more physio’s and physio assistants to cover The bleeding can be minimised by placing ice over teams. If you know of any suitable sports minded the site of contusion, compressing the muscle using physio’s please give them my details. I will be away tubigrip or tape, and putting the muscle on stretch. for June with the Football Ferns at the FIFA Women’s If the injury happens in the first half I get the player to World Cup, so if you would like to make an appointment ice, compress and stretch at half time, and repeat as this month please text Katie 021 023 45503 or Sven much as possible after the game. The more you can 027 375 3172. repeat the icing and maintain good compression, usually Look forward to seeing you on the sideline. the quicker you will return to play. Hard massage into a haematoma should be avoided, as it can cause a rare complication called myositis ossificans, a condition where the body heals the damaged muscle using calcification resulting in an inflexible, ‘wood’ type muscle.
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Justin Lopes
Justin Lopes and Back To Your Feet Physiotherapy are proud to be the physiotherapists of choice for WSAFC. We provide physiotherapy services to both WSAFC Senior Mens and Womens teams, New Zealand Football. the New Zealand Roller Derby Team, the New Zealand Ice Fernz, Auckland City FC, Pirate City Rollers and Auckland Roller Derby League. Justin has a 10 year history working in football at national and international level with all age groups. We play the game, we know the game and we know how to get you back playing. Our passion for prevention, rehabilitation and performance is what drives us to make us the premier football physiotherapy clinic in the country... all on your doorstep! Our clinic is based upstairs in the WSAFC pavilion and we are here to provide ACC covered treatments for no charge to all WSAFC members, we offer discounted rates for their families, and the public only has to pay $20.00 for an ACC consultation.
We are open all day Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings. Please text Justin for an appointment on 021 673 732 18 June 2015 www.wsafc.org.nz
NZ U20 TRAINING AT SEDDON FIELDS
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WSAFC GOLD SPONSORS Complimenting McDonald’s local sponsorship of clubs like Western Springs AFC, a new national sponsorship has been agreed with New Zealand Football. Building on the Small Whites and McDonald’s Skills Zone programmes, McDonald’s Junior Football cements McDonald’s position as a key supporter of junior football in New Zealand. McDonald’s is working with New Zealand Football to increase the number of young players registered with clubs around the country, and also providing additional resources to football development officers. 15,000 footballs will also be handed out to Kiwi kids through the season.
Proud supporters of Western Springs AFC Since planting roots in Wellington in 1972, PBT, then known as Peter Baker Transport, has grown from a one man, one truck operation to the country’s leading provider of Courier, Transport, Bulk and Logistics services. At PBT, we operate as an extension of your business and before we do anything we take the time to understand your unique business requirements. We use these requirements to tailor and develop smart solutions that will not only work for you but will provide your business with an economic and quality service. As part of our commitment to WSAFC, all new business bought on through a WSAFC affiliation will result in a percentage of that sale being donated back to the club.
Give us a call today – 09 250 0449 www.pbt.co.nz
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Bayleys are pleased to be able to offer all WSAFC members an opportunity to support their local club by way of a $1,500 donation for every property which is listed exclusively and sold by Bayleys Real Estate Ltd. If you’re thinking that this might be the time to sell, let’s make a time to discuss the possibilities.
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Call Bernadette Morrison on 021 345 520 20 June 2015 www.wsafc.org.nz
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Vibe Property Managers specializes in the letting and maintenance of upmarket homes, townhouses, and apartments in the Auckland Central region. Our Executive Letting service places the highest quality tenants in your property, ensuring a high return for you short-term or long-term managements are welcome.
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Call us today to to improve the return on your property.
M: 021 118 7703 W: www.info@vibeapartments.co.nz West Lynn Painters & Panelbeaters is a local family business run by father and son, Barry and Drago Jujnovich. Using the most up-to-date services available, your car will look like new.
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Pop in for all your paint or panelbeating jobs or call them on 378 6090 www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 21
AUCKLAND FOOTBALL FEDERATION (AFF) ARE RUNNING LOTS OF COURSES FOR OUR COACHES DURING JUNE. Whether you coach 5 year olds or 17 year olds, you’ll always learn something at these courses. If you haven’t already booked, go online and register! They are a fantastic opportunity for you to increase your coaching skills and WSAFC will pay for any coaching course you do.
Monday 8 June Youth Level 2: player centred coaching 6pm–10pm Tuesday 9 June Youth Level 2: developing techniques & skills 6pm–10pm Monday 15 June Youth Level 2: football fitness 6pm–10pm Tuesday 23 June Youth Level 2: tactical module 6pm–10pm Monday 22 June Junior Level 1: 6pm–10pm Monday 29 June Youth Level 1: 6pm–10pm If you would like to speak with someone about these courses, please call Geoff Brogan, our Football Development Officer, on 021 400 480.
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2015 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2015 Executive Committee Grant Russell – grant@harmonyhomes.co.nz Executive Chairman Zoran Jerkovic – zoran.jerkovic@bayleys.co.nz Treasurer - 027 577 3715 Joanne Powell – jopowellnz@gmail.com Registrar & Junior Controller 5th-8th grade Peter Andrew, Mark Evans, Michael Hope, Steve Lowe, Paul Rutland, Barry Noyer.
2015 Senior Committee Mark Evans – mark.evans@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Senior Chairman 027 454 7242 Mario Campbell – info@greylynnglass.co.nz 0275 744 644 Zoran Jerkovic – zoran.jerkovic@bayleys.co.nz 027 577 3715 Barry Noyer – badbaz44@hotmail.com 021 615 881 Douglas Robinson – robinsond@poal.co.nz Warwick Hooper – warwick.hooper@lionco.com Paul Blanchard – paul.blanchard@transdiesel.co.nz
2015 Junior/Youth Committee Michael Hope – michaelhope67@gmail.com Junior/Youth Chairman Al Best – al@modsquad.co.nz Jason Laing, Kate Beddoe, Paul Thomas, Mike Cunnington, Phil Dunn.
Football Development Officer Geoff Brogan – FDO@wsafc.org.nz 021 400 480
Communications & Sponsorship Coordinator Tracy Cunnington – comms@wsafc.org.nz
Club Manager Paul Rutland clubmanager@wsafc.org.nz 027 294 7984 www.wsafc.org.nz June 2015 23
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