Western Springs FC Magazine August 2014

WESTERN SPRINGS

THE OFFICIAL

FOOTBALL CLUB MAGAZINE

AU G U S T 2014

RISING STARS COULD IT BE BACK TO BACK CHAMPIONSHIPS/ PROMOTIONS FOR NEIL EMBLEN AND HIS BOYS? Back Row: Jack Winters, Matt Munford, Neil Emblen, Alex Harrison, Adam MacDonald, Neil Dayal, Scott Midgley, Patch Bowen, Sam Brotherton, Nicolai Berry, Justin Lopes, Front Row: Richard Searle, Ian Sellar, Sam Burfoot, Ross McPhie, Scott Sellar, Jono Quinn, Liam Mulrooney, Maurie Wasi

42 ARGYLE STREET, HERNE BAY www.bayleys.co.nz/1670070 Auction 2pm, 20 August 2014 (unless sold prior) 4 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Auckland

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Supporting local initiatives and giving back to our community is an important part of the Bayleys ethos.

Bayleys Ponsonby office are delighted to sponsor your club. In addition we also offer all WSAFC members an opportunity to support the club by way of a $1500 donation payable to the Club upon the successful unconditional sale of any members property which is listed exclusively and sold with Bayleys Ponsonby office.

Bayleys has a proven results record in the central suburbs and our reputation for getting the job done is reinforced by impressive volumes of repeat and referral business.

If you are considering selling call us or stop by our office for a chat. We’d love to talk.

Call Bernadette Morrison, Sales Manager, 09 375 8650 305 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby, Auckland

16 RAYMOND STREET, PT CHEVALIER www.bayleys.co.nz/1620026 Set Sale Date 2pm, 20 August 2014 (unless sold prior) 222 Pt Chevalier Road, Pt Chevalier

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CONTENTS PAGE

6 Shop Online www.wsafc.org.nz

9 25th Jubilee jersey

12 Coerver Holiday Programme

Graphic design: logos, magazines, book covers and promotional material.

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7 Turf Rules

Men’s First Team Report

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Justin Lopes Club Physio

Playball at Western Springs

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Goalkeeper Academy

Western Springs Gallery

SEPT 2014 NEWSLETTER DEADLINE Copy and pics: Wed 27th Aug 5pm Distribution: Tues 2th September Newsletter coordinator and designer Mini Reis © 2014 Email: minimaxdesignstudio@gmail.com www.wsafc.org.nz August 2014 3

FROM THE COMMITTEE SE AS ON ...

ER NT WI E TH OF S EK WE E FIV ST LA E TH TO E OM WE LC I am sure we’ve all experienced the joy of winning, the agony of defeat and the satisfaction of having played or watched a great game of football.

A season of coaching your team and seeing progress and the kids developing. Or just the sheer fun of football. Playing a good game and leaving nothing in the tank at the final whistle. Or just getting the kids involved in a team sport which delivers all sorts of good things.

The fields are brilliant, the grass pitches are in excellent condition and the artificial... well, just superb!!

At the end of last month we had a weekend of celebrating our 25th year as WSAFC. Current and former members joined to reminisce and celebrate a club that formed when the Grey Lynn and Pt Chev clubs combined their membership of just under 400 players in 1989.

There were many familiar faces who to this day play active roles in coaching, playing or administration.

The Men’s First Team is top of the table with five games to play. Three of these are home games with a 5pm kick off. It’s great football and

a brilliant atmosphere. Please come on down and support the boys as they push for what will be a year on year promotion.

On a more serious note, a real ongoing issue with the constant use of Seddon Fields is the significant increase in pressure on parking at the club and surrounding streets.

Please be careful and observe the yellow no parking on the northern side of Meola Road.

Please bear in mind the parked cars narrow the street and make it difficult for any through traffic and potentially dangerous for pedestrians trying to cross to the cars illegally parked on the grass verge.

It is frustrating, not just for club members, but for the neighbourhood and greater local community who use Meola Road.

Just last Saturday we were informed of one of our junior club members being hit by a car crossing Meola Road. Fortunately for us all, the driver of the car was passing through at an appropriate speed and able to avoid causing a serious accident.

The club is striving to solve this issue with the assistance of the

local board and our surrounding neighbours. Whilst there are issues and pressure week round, by far, the biggest problem period for parking is Saturday morning.

There are a number of things we can do as club members. If your kids are playing the early games (finishing before 10am) please use the ample parking on Motions Rd prior to the zoo and MOTAT opening hours. The club will ask your grade coordinators to reinforce this.

If you are able to, walk or bike to the game. We have plenty of bike stands at the the club. We are currently working on achieving more access to parking for particular windows but in the meantime, if you can carpool, walk or bike, particularly on the Saturday or Sunday mornings, it will help ease this pressure. With the existing car park extension we have had bike stands installed at the Motions Road end of the clubrooms, so please try and make use of these.

Go the Springs! And we will see you down at Seddon.

Regards

Executive Committee

FRONT COVER PHOTOGRAPHY

CONTRIBUTORS:

Men’s First Team image by Mini Reis

Stephen Lowe Justin Lopes Geoff Brogan Neil Emblen Paul Rutland

Western Springs Gallery images by Pauline Foster Jubilee jersey images by Justin Lopes

Thanks to our sponsors:

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WSAFC EVENTS CALENDAR AUG 2014

Upcoming Dates in September Tues 9th September: 10/11th Grade Prizegiving - time TBC Thurs 11th September: Youth Prizegiving - time TBC Sat 13th September: Senior Prizegiving - time TBC Sun 14th September: In-house Junior Prizegiving - time TBC Sat 20th September: Over 40’s Tournament Fri 1st

Mon 4th

Tues 5th

Wed 6th

Thurs 7th

Fri 8th

Sat 2nd

Sun 3rd

Men’s First Team vs Hibiscus Coast home 5pm

Women’s First Team vs Eastern Suburbs home 1pm

Sat 9th

Sun 10th

Men’s First Team vs Metro away 7.30pm

Mon 11th

Mon 18th

Tues 12th

Tues 19th

Wed 13th

Wed 20th

Thurs 14th

Thurs 21st

Fri 15th

Fri 22nd

Women’s First Team vs Claudelands away 1pm

Sat 16th

Sun 17th

Men’s First Team vs Manurewa home 5pm

Women’s First Team vs Forrest Hill Milford home 1pm

Sat 23rd

Sun 24th

Men’s First Team vs Women’s First Team Nth Shore Utd away vs Papatoetoe away 2.45pm 1pm

Mon 25th

Tues 26th

Wed 27th

September Newsletter deadline

Thurs 28th

Fri 29th

Sat 30th

Sun 31st

Men’s First Team vs Papatoetoe home 5pm

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SHOP ONLINE! NEW ITEMS IN THE ON-LINE SHOP TO KEEP YOU WARM THIS WINTER. We are past the middle of winter, but there are still some cold days and nights ahead.

It’s time to look after the adults, so we have introduced our supporters jacket, a waterproof, fleece lined jacket that is great for when you are watching your kids play or on the balcony watching the First Team.

At only $85.00, this will keep you warm and dry, and the jackets are available on our on-line shop (WSAFC Falcon Jacket Black).

Also to keep you warm are beanies, long sleeve Underskinz in various colours, and the special edition 25th Anniversary scarf.

If you need socks, shorts or shirts they are all available on-line.

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Go to www.wsafc.org.nz and click on the on-line shop link

Personnel Only Referees, Players and Coaching staff are allowed on the main field or training area.

Spectators must stand behind the fencing. Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, prams etc. are not allowed on the main fields or training areas.

Footwear No muddy or dirty footwear is permitted. Boots/footwear must be clean prior to taking the main fields or training areas.

Plastic moulded stud soles, turf or touch shoes are the only footwear permitted on the main field or training area.

Screw in studs, metal sprigs (long or short stud) and flat soled sandshoes are banned.

No barefeet.

Food/Drink No chewing gum, food or sweets.

Apart from water, no liquids are permitted on the playing surfaces.

Water must be in plastic containers – no glass, tin or ceramic containers are permitted to be carried onto the main fields or training areas.

No Spitting allowed on the main fields or on the training areas.

Smoking Is banned from the main fields, training areas, and any footpath surrounding the main fields and training areas.

Alcohol No alcohol is to be consumed on the sidelines, or on the main fields or training areas.

Rubbish Please be a tidy Kiwi and take your rubbish with you, or use the bins provided.

Animals No animals are permitted on the main playing surfaces or training areas.

Use of Fields Outside allocated training times, no members or teams can use the fields unless www.wsafc.org.nz August 2014 booked through the Club or Auckland Council.

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WSAFC MEN’S FIRST TEAM NRFL DIVISION 1 Since our last report we have unfortunately been knocked out of the Chatham Cup. It was an extremely close game against Bay Olympic where we gave the Premier league team a few scares but they overcame our efforts to win 2-1.

defeat we have been on a five game winning streak.

In the league, we have managed to go on a very good run with the only real blips being a draw away at lowly Papatoetoe in round 11 and a defeat in Hamilton against a red hot in form Melville United team in Round 12. Since that POS

After winning the close encounter with Hibiscus Coast this weekend we are in a very healthy position going into our last five games. Our squad depth has really been tested lately and every player who is getting an opportunity to play is grabbing the chance and really stepping up. There is a real togetherness and we are all very focused and know we haven’t achieved anything yet. We get a chance this

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Western Springs Men’s First Team RESULTS & FIXTURES 2014

Sat Mar 29 Takapuna (H) won 4-3 Sat Apr 5 Melville Utd (H) won 3-2 Sat Apr 12 Ellerslie (A) drew 1-1 Sat Apr 19 Mangere (H) won 4-0 Mon Apr 21 Fri Apr 25 Sat May 3

E.Suburbs (A) Mt A/Ponsonby (A) Hibiscus Coast (A)

Sat May 17 Sat May 24 Sat May 31 Sat June 7

Metro FC (H) Manurewa (A) North Shore (H) Papatoetoe (A)

lost 3-0 won 2-0 won 7-0 drew 1-1 won 2-0 won 3-2 drew 1-1

Sat June 21 Melville Utd (A) lost 4-3 Sat June 28 Takapuna (A) won 2-1 Sat July 5 Ellerslie (H) won 2-1 Sat July 12 Mangere (H) Postponed Sun July 19 E. Suburbs (H) won 2-1 Sat July 26 Mt A/Ponsonby (H) won 4-2 Sat Aug 2 Hibiscus Coast (H) won 2-1 Fri Aug 8 Metro (A)

Fri Aug 16 Manurewa (H) Sun Aug 24 North Shore (A) Sat Aug 30 Papatoetoe (H)

Top Goalscorers

Chatham Cup 2014 Round 1 v FC Whangarei (A) Round 2 v Fencibles (A) Round 3 v Bay Olympic (H)

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won 3-0 won 3-1 lost 2-1

Adam Dickinson 8 Jono Quinn 5 Patch Bowen 4 Neil Emblen 4 Nicolai Berry 4

Niall Rankin 3 Sam Barfoot 2 Alec Beresford 2 Ross McPhie 2 Luke Petrie 2

Friday night 8th August to heap more pressure on the chasing pack when we play local rivals Metro at Phyliss St Reserve.

An exciting August ahead for sure!

Outstanding player of the month (July) goes to Sam Brotherton who has been able to play extra games with the school holiday being on and not having to play for his school.

Other very notable performers have been Scott Midgley, Patch Bowen, Maurie Wasi, Liam Mulrooney and Sam Burfoot.

The rest of the boys have been very solid performers and nobody has let the side down.

Lastly, I would like to wish all the best to Alec Beresford and Luke Petrie who have left Auckland to take jobs in other locations and to Nicolai Berry and Scott Midgley who are leaving in early August back to the US on Footballing and Academic Scholarships. I would like to thank you all for your efforts this season. You have all been a pleasure to coach.

Lastly, please all club members get along to our games in this last month of the season and support the boys. We need a final push and we will hopefully be a Premier League club next season.

Cheers .

Neil Emblen Scott Midgley 2 Rossi Nkoy 2 Liam Mulrooney 2 George Debenham 1 Richard Searle 1

2 5TH J U B I LE E J E R S EY

On July 25th and 26th the club celebrated its 25th Jubilee with a Friday night mix and mingle event MC’s

by Martin Devlin which included an auction of some of the special commemorative playing jerseys designed for the Jubilee.

The jersey featured the colours of our founding clubs Pt Chevalier and Grey Lynn Celtic and proved to be a popular hit with members who reminisced about the good old days over 1989 priced beer and wine until late in the night.

FIRST TEAM SQUAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Adam MCDONALD Scott MIDGLEY Josh GAIR Alex HARRISON Linton SIMMONS Liam MULROONEY Nicolai BERRY Sam BURFOOT Ian SELLAR Richard SEARLE Patrick BOWEN Niall RANKIN Luke PETRIE Jono QUINN Sam BROTHERTON Neil EMBLEN Maurie WASI Scott SELLAR George DEBENHAM Matthew MUNFORD James DEBENHAM Alec BERESFORD Ross MCPHIE Sheldon PILLAY Adam DICKINSON Roussin NKOY Nick FORRESTER

On Saturday the club celebrated Life Members day while the Men’s First Team did battle with local rivals Mt Albert Ponsonby eventually winning 4-2.

All in all, a great weekend was had by all and rounded off with a superb result on the field, and the band playing in the club, well into Saturday night.

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CLUB PHYSIO CONCUSSION IN FOOTBALL Concussion is a hot topic in sporting circles at the moment as there have been some recent high profile episodes of reacreational athletes and professional athletes being concussed in the news.

physical signs are evident on MRI or CT scans, but the damage is real and can be lethal. It appears that children are more at risk from concussion, and repeated concussions can cause permanent damage to neurological function.

There were a couple of instances in the recent FIFA World Cup where both a Uruguayan and a German player returned to the field for approximately ten minutes with what appeared to be clear concussion symptoms, only to be removed later from the field. In retrospect, these players should not have been allowed back onto the field of play.

1. Symptoms—somatic (eg, headache), cognitive (eg, feeling like in a fog) and/or emotional symptoms (eg, lability)

Signs of concussion

Concussion can occur through trauma to the head (direct contact from player, post, ball) or from sudden acceleration of the brain within the bony skull even without contact when suddenly stopping such as in a car accident. Damage to the brain can occur, along with bleeding which can increase the pressure inside the head. Sometimes this can occur over a period of up to 24 hours. Often no

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2. Physical signs (eg, loss of consciousness (LOC), amnesia) 3. Behavioural changes (eg, irritability) 4. Cognitive impairment (eg, slowed reaction times) 5. Sleep disturbance (eg, insomnia) If any one or more of these components are present, a concussion should be suspected and the player should be removed from the field.

WHEN IN DOUBT – TAKE THEM OUT!

Treatment of concussion If you suspect a player has had concussion please remove them from play immediately, and advise them to see a medical professional. If you are playing on the weekend send them with someone to the local A+ E or Auckland hospital. The player should have someone with them at all times. Players should not be allowed to return to play until they have been cleared by a sports physician or similiarly recognized medical professional.

Gradual return to physical and mental activity is essential and if symptoms are created during those activities players should return to less load.

We are now open Monday to Fri 7am-6pm and Saturday mornings, and there is no charge for ACC consultations for members. To make an appointment with any of our team please text me on 021 673 732.

Stay on your feet and see you on the sideline!

Justin Lopes

Ref: Conscencus statement on concussion in sport: the 4th International Conference on Concussion in Sport held in Zurich 2012, Br J Sports Med 2013;47:250-258 doi:10.1136/bjsports-2013-09231

SPORTS PHYSIO ACC & Private provider • Education • Prevention • Treatment • Rehabilitation

PROUD TO BE PHYSIOTHERAPIST OF CHOICE FOR

WESTERN SPRINGS AFC Contact Justin on 021 673 732

www.backtoyourfeet.health.nz

Clinic is located upstairs at Western Springs Pavilion, Seddon Fields, 108 Meola Rd

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Auckland City

WESTERN SPRINGS

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• On Monday’s at 9.30am (running a 40min session per week) • The first session being 21st July, and from then running weekly for 10 weeks so the last session being the 22nd September (NB. Running with the school term dates) • Special price of $110.00 for the whole term which includes a FREE Playball t-shirt for your child(ren) • OR enquire today about a FREE demo with Coach Adam and his coaching team!

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RECORD BREAKER!

The first week of every holidays is Coerver Holiday Programme time at Springs and this one was special for many reasons.

They are always action packed and full of fun events but this week we had a World Cup of football (and we all know how exciting that was) running in tandem as the semi finals were contested in Brazil. On top of that we had a weather situation with storm like conditions for four of the five days. This didn’t seem to dampen either the numbers that turned up or their spirits.

With between 120 and 150 kids each day (a record for Holiday Programmes at Springs) the Coerver Coaches had their hands full and the kids were there for football so they didn’t seem to mind the weather a bit. But some mornings the cones and balls were 12 August 2014 www.wsafc.org.nz

blown from one pitch to the next and even goals were blown over!

The worst of the rain seemed to time itself nicely while the Cup Semis were being played and so that was a grand excuse to stay inside and watch the action unfold.

The flags were flying and the club-

house was gripped with the tension of the matches on the Wednesday and the Thursday as the pictures will attest. With so many attending it was a treat to see how well the artificial turf coped with the periods of heavy rain. Every corner being able to be used by the various age

groups. Inside the clubhouse the heaters and the widescreen TV’s maintained a warm and toasty amenity with two packed sections for group viewing. Spontaneous chanting would start up as if the kids were at the stadium. “ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA….” But even that didn’t do the trick for Messi and his men.

On day three Stu provided some extra entertainment with his version of the ice challenge to great peals of laughter from parents and players alike. As he was soaked from above with a barrel of ice cold water.

By the end of the week there was a glow of achievement across the whole programme as the children performed their ball mastery and skills display for the watching parents and received their awards and trophies for their respective triumphs to rounds of cheering.

This was indeed a special week enjoyed by all and will indeed be tough to top… until perhaps the next holidays roll around.

Geoff Brogan

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TEAM FUND RAISER White Stripes end of season trip to Rarotonga This year we thought what better way to celebrate another great season than heading off to sunny Rarotonga to play three matches against invitation sides including an Island U20’s Womens Selection Squad. The White Stripes travelling group including Coach, Manager and parents will fly out on 30th September and return on 7th October.

This football exchange will be the first ever held in Rarotonga between WSAFC and Cook Island teams and may pave the way for future visits between the two clubs. The accommodation will be provided by CIFA, and is situated at the facility in Matavera complete with dormitory sleeping, cooking, laundry and shared bathroom facilities, as well as meeting and conference rooms and two great full size fields with grandstand viewing.

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Our fundraising so far has consisted of a BBQ every Saturday morning as well as raffles and sale of pot plants.

So if you have supported us already by buying a gourmet free range Neat Meat sausage on a bun with cos lettuce and chutney, then we thank you. If you haven’t yet had the pleasure please keep an eye out for us this Saturday and know that your money will be helping us to represent the Green and White of Western Springs in sun-drenched Rarotonga this October.

Western Springs Association Football Club

GOALKEEPER ACADEMY GOALKEEPER ACADEMY TERM 3/July-Aug with Matt Upton TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at Seddon Fields Starting Tuesday 22nd July 2014

Tuesdays & Thursdays

COST: 10 sessions $160 - 5 sessions $90 - Casual $20 per session Age range (Boys and Girls) at Seddon Fields starting Tuesday July 22, 2014 Tuesday 9-12 yrs: 5.15pm-6.30pm Thursday 13-17 yrs: 5.15pm-6.30pm

Cost To register contact Matt - matthewupton20@gmail.com 10 Sessions: $160/ 5 sessions: $90 14 April August 2014 2014 www.wsafc.org.nz www.wsafc.org.nz Casual : $20 per session

WESTERN SPRINGS GALLERY Images by Pauline Foster

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WSAFC MAJOR SPONSORS PBT (Peter Baker Transport) is proud to be sponsoring the Western Springs AFC for a 4th consecutive season.

PBT, a proud Kiwi owned company, operate with over 40 years experience in the freight industry. PBT can move anything from an envelope, to a container anywhere in New Zealand.

The dynamic team at PBT work to ensure that all their customers receive a consistent world-class service with the goal being to Deliver In Full On Time Undamaged (DIFOTU).

In addition to the WSAFC sponsorship, PBT offers a special deal to the club.

All new business that is brought on through a WSAFC affiliation will result in a percentage of that sale being donated back into the club.

If you are looking for a trusted freight solution, contact Scott Sheppard today - ScottS@pbt.co.nz

We are very pleased to announce that Bayleys Real Estate Ltd are back on board as a Major Sponsor for the club for the 2014 season.

Their generous contribution to the club is reflected in branding and signage for the Men and Ladies First Team.

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.

Call Bernadette Morrison on 021345520.

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2014 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014 Executive Committee Martin Bell—martin@roseandheather.co.nz President Grant Russell—grant@harmonyhomes.co.nz Treasurer Joanne Powell—joannepowell@vodafone.co.nz Secretary Peter Andrew, Mark Evans, Michael Hope, Zoran Jerkovic, Steve Lowe, Paul Rutland

2014 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 Tony Bullen—tony@bullen.co.nz Club Captain 021 384 868

2014 Junior/Youth Committee Michael Hope michael.hope@hp.com Junior/Youth Chairman Grant Russell grant@harmonyhomes.co.nz Treasurer and 8th Grade Coordinator Joanne Powell joannepowell@vodafone.co.nz Registrar & Junior Controller 5th-8th grade Al Best al@modsquad.co.nz Jason Laing, Kate Beddoe, Paul Thomas, Mike Cunnington

Football Development Officer Geoff Brogan—geoff@diverge.co.nz 021 400 480

Club Manager Paul Rutland clubmanager@wsafc.org.nz 027 294 7984 www.wsafc.org.nz August 2014 17

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