We have Beecroft next wednesday night but looking for another game maybe at Christie Park. I think Morro was suggesting Wednesday night or a sunday arvo the week after? If we can get around 8 players and use some of our ressies that will do.
Although the season has ended for most of us, we still have Penno representing us in the Champion of Champions. How about a little unity by giving them our support. Where and when are they playing.
Finally a game that may go some of way in gauging the difference between PL and SL. Although it is PL's Prems vs the 4th place in SL, this should give some indication to RED about PL quality. Many times have I read from posters that pre-season doesn't count and I agree the comparison is difficult that early in the season.
Realising that nobody is playing for competition points and not ALL players from either camp may turn out, it will still make for interesting reading to see the result. I hope the BEEs turn up and have a good crack, because PEN 35/1s play the Penno PL lads on Sunday, and if we loose by less than BEE, I will give it to the ROCK something royal :)
CLUB ASSOCIATIONRES GRADE 10 Inter Lions West Pennant hills7-0 Castle Hill UnitedGlenmore Park1-0 Bankstown SportsQueens Park1-0 Quakers Hill JuniorsBye Lithgow WorkersHarrington Park0-8 West GriffithNorthbridge0-3 Forest KillarneyBye Sydney JuniorsScots 3-1
GRADE 11 Leichhardt SaintsWest Pennant Hills 0-02p-4p Parramatta EaglesGlenmore Park 1-3 Panania RSLBondi United 1-3 Parklea Bye Cronulla SeagullsCamden Falcons 0-1 Hanwood JuniorsWahroonga1-0 Forest KillarneyBye Sydney JuniorsKillarney Districts2-1
GRADE 12 Leichhardt TigersPutney Rangers 1-2 Goulburn WorkersGlenmore Park 0-3 Panania RSLBalgownie 0-4 Westside PanthersBye Sylvania HeightsGunners 3-1 West GriffithKu Ring Gai 0-8 Wakehurst Bye Sydney JuniorsRockdale City Suns 0-1
GRADE 13 Leichhardt TigersGladesville Ravens 0-2 Castle Hill UnitedColo 3-1 Panania RSLQueens Park 3-0 Westside PanthersBye Miranda MagpiesSt Marys Eaglevale 1-2 Griffith CityNorth Sydney Bears 0-3 St AugustinesBye AC United Kanwal 3-0
GRADE 14 Burwood Epping Eastwood 1-0 GreystanesEmu Plains 1-0 North BankstownTarrawanna 1-3 Quakers Hill JuniorsBye Barden RidgebacksHighlands FC 4-2 Griffith CityNorth Sydney Bears 0-5 Wakehurst Bye AC United All Saints Oatley West2-0
GRADE 15 South West SlopesGlenhaven 1-113p-14p Auburn DistrictColo 1-2 Panania RSLFigtree 0-4 Quakers Hill JuniorsBye Lilli PilliSt Marys Eaglevale 2-0 Yoogali Northbridge 1-14 Wakehurst Bye Kemps Creek UnitedOatley RSL 4-1
GRADE 16 Inter LionsNormanhurst 2-1 GreystanesColo 2-21p-3p Strikers (Bankstown)Queens Park1=3 Parklea Bye Menai HawksPicton Rangers 0-1 Bye Berowra Brookvale Bye Sydney JuniorsConnels Point 4-3
GRADE 17 Leichhardt Tigers Epping YMCA 0-05p-4p Kellyville KoltsPenrith 3-1 Bass Hill Kiama 1-0 Quakers Hill JuniorsBye Sylvania HeightsCamden Falcons 3-1 Hanwood JuniorsSt Ives 1-0 Bye Bye AC United Peakhurst 5-2
CLUB ASSOCIATIONRES GRADE 21 BurwoodRoselea 3-5 Wenty WaratahBye Bye Bye Polonia RamsBye St PatricksSt Marys Eaglevale (1-1)4p-5p Bye West Pymble Manly ValeBye Kemps Creek UnitedBerkeley Vale 3-2
ALL AGE MEN Enfield Pennant Hills 2-6 Auburn DistrictPenrith Rovers 2-0 Yagoona LionsPhoenix FC 4-0 Parklea Bye Menai HawksGunners 1-11p-3p Yoogali North Sydney 0-2 Pittwater Bye AC United The Entrance 1-2
OVER 35 Stanmore Epping Eastwood 3-2 Castle Hill UnitedBlue Mountains 2-0 Milperra LionsSouth Coast United 3-1 Seven Hills UnitedBye Engadine EaglesBowral 3-0 Bye West Pymble Brookvale Bye White CityScots 2-24p-3p
OVER 45 MEN Enfield Epping YMCA 3-2 Pendle HillNepean Association 0-3 Bankstown AssociationRedfern 0-3 Riverstone SchofieldsBye Lilli PilliMacarthur Association7-0 Bye Chatswood Rangers Pittwater Bye Southern Districts AssSt George Association3-0
12 WOMEN South West SlopesEpping YMCA5-0 Castle Hill RSLSt Clair United1-5 East BankstownBalgownie0-5 Glenwood RedbacksBye Barden RidgebacksBye West GriffithNorthbridge0-2 Avalon Bye Chipping NortonKillarney/Woy Woy2-1
16 WOMEN Belmore HerculesEping YMCA 0-02p-3p Pendle HillJamisontown0-4 East BankstownBalgownie 0-4 Glenwood RedbacksBye Lilli PilliCamden Falcons3-0 Hanwood JuniorsHornsby Heights1-4 Wakehurst Bye Liverpool OlympicKanwal 3-0
18 WOMEN Burwood Ryde Saints United 2-1 Pendle HillColo 3-1 Panania RSLFernhill 2-7 Glenwood RedbacksBye Miranda MagpiesPicton Rangers 11-0 Bye Ku Ring Gai Collaroy CromerBye Chipping NortonUmina 1-2
21 WOMEN MarrickvilleBye Granville AssociationBye Bye Bye Rooty Hill RSL YSCBye Kirrawee Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Culburra Bye
ALL AGE WOMEN Hurlstone ParkEpping YMCA0-11 Castle Hill UnitedPenrith 3-0 Yagoona LionsUni of Wollongong2-3 RSL 78's Bye Bosco Eschol Park0-2 Griffith CityLindfield 0-03p-4p Manly ValeBye Bringelly Gosford1-6
OVER 30 WOMEN Leichhardt SaintsGladesville Ravens 0-9 Granville AssociationNepean Association 0-3 Bye Eastern Suburbs Assn Marayong SportsBye Nthn SutherlandMacarthur Association3-0 Bye Kissing Point Avalon Bye Southern Districts AssnBye
------------------------------------------------------- > Did I read the 15s result right - 14 - 13 > penalies?
yeah it was 14-13, 4-4 after the initial 5 pens. i believe the south west slopes player who had the last pen saved also has one saved in the first 5 pens!
AA Men Round 3 (10th October) Pennant Hills vs. Auburn District - Ray Marshal 3 @ 3.00 Yagoona Lions vs. Parklea Gosling @ 3.15 Gunners vs. North Sydney - Bensley Road @ 1.00 Pittwater vs. The Entrance - Pluim 3 @ 12.00
They lost 3-0 to a pretty good Auburn side. It was nowhere near as "physical" as i thought it would be, and the Auburn side knocked the ball around well. They didn't mind having a ping from outside the area either.
Penno pretty much owned the first 30mins, but couldn't score and actually went down 1-0 to a piece of good skill from the Auburn left mid, and a couple of average attempted tackles from the real young Penno kids (16 and 18yrs I think). After that the game was pretty even until about 20mins to go when Penno had to chase and conceded a couple more.
I thought the game was won in the attcking third by a team who were good on the ball and finished well.
Which is usually what is said about Penno. Strang eto hear that a side that we would have thought as panel beaters were had the better touch and finishing than Penno but were softer in teh physical stakes. Bizarro world has arrived. Penno not miss the 4 in 2011.
If it's the same team that won granville it a few years back, it's practically a parra melita old boys team. Good touches, one big striker, but overall a very good team.
------------------------------------------------------- > Penno Knocked out of 2009 GHFA comp 3-0 by > Thunder > Penno Knocked out of 2010 GHFA comp 3-0 by Ravens > Penno Knocked out of 2010 CoC comp 3-0 by Auburn > > Penno are without a doubt the biggest chokers the > GHFA has ever seen! > > Cannot win a big game if they tried.
What I love most of all about this forum is idiots who have achieved nothing in the game getting on and bagging teams behind a computer. Penno were without a doubt the most consistent side in 2010 and as a result represented GHFA in the COC. If they win nothing is mentioned but if they get beaten due to playing poorly or just the bounce of the ball does not go there way then they are Chokers. Get real. Well done to Kurt and the entire Penno squad in a successful 2010. The Ravens look forward to more hard battles in 2011.
Theres only so many associations in NSW genius. How many rounds do you want there to be so u can justify ur hatred of a team thats better than urs. Tall poppy syndrome mate.
And no, i dont play for penno, but ive played CoC, and you have to be a fairly decent team to win ur local association and even get the chance to play in this competition. Its called 'champions of champions' for a reason.
Champion of Champions is a crock of shit in all age Juice. The number of forfiets in the comp is the reason Penno made the semis and an indication that people have better things to do in October.
I may be an idiot but I am also confused. I looked at the FootyNSW site to see the Grand Final draw, seeing that Penno got knocked out by Yagoona, even though most thought they played Auburn in the semi final. Anyway, I was surprised and now confused to see Auburn playing Yagoona in the Semi final next game. No wonder we can't get anywahere in the CofC's as the posters here can't even get our facts correct. We are all idiots !!!!
Given that there have been a few forfiets in the Champion of Champions this year (which is taking nothing away from Penno's effort) I think they should review how and when the comp is played.
Why not have the knockout tournament over two weekends straight after each associations grand finals?
Teams all have a sqaud of 30-40 players so should be able to field teams for 2 games on the Saturday and two games on the Sunday, with the two teams left at the end of the weekend returning the following week to play the Grand Final.
This way you would have teams in peak condition (not in off season), have bigger crowds as more people will come and watch a tournament if multiple teams and games are on at the same place and it's all over in 2 weeks!
Yes Duck, someone must have got it right. And I wasn't having a shot at you or Penno, just all these other people who jump in with shite. After reading Bucks post above I am not the only idiot. I feel better now.
------------------------------------------------------- > Q. How many games did penno have to play to make > it to the semis? > > A. 2 > > some competition...
It was not the semis you idiot it was round 3, the semis are this weekend Sunday 17th Oct
Watched the Yagoona - Auburn game yesterday and the result could have gone either way. Very impressed with the quality of both sides, very skillfull whilst no love lost in any tackles.
The penalty shoot out could have gone both ways also, with both sides having the chance to win and blowing it.
North Sydney beat Pittwater in the 2nd semi final.
North Sydney played a near perfect 90 minutes of football to secure the Mens All Age Champion of Champions title for 2010 against Yagoona Lions. The Ku-ring-gai District side managed to master the wet conditions quickest, and ran out comfortable 6-3 winners, with the Lions finishing the match with nine men following the dismissal of two players in the second-half for double cautions.
A timid opening to the match was brought to life in the 8 minute as James Kenney sent in a cross for North Sydney from the right. The whipped in effort picked out Mouheiz Sakouhi, who anticipated the goalkeeper, though failed to direct his header on target.
At the other end, Oliver Veljanovski hit the Lions ahead with a tremendous shot from distance. Veljanovskis shot packed power and precision, with the ball finishing in the top left-hand corner and leaving North Sydney goalkeeper David Sharp with no chance.
Yagoona nearly doubled their lead via Tom Markovski moments later, though despite the midfielders strength and persistence to turn his marker could only send his shot directly at Sharp.
North Sydney found their equaliser in the 15 minute as Benjamin Cook was on hand to divert the ball home. Lions goalkeeper Goran Jovanovski failed to deal with a Daniel Boys corner from the right, leaving Cook with an easy finish to draw the side level.
With the momentum swinging completely in favour of North Sydney, Gary Parker stepped up to drive home Kenneys low-driven cross from the right into the back of the net for a 2-1 lead.
Cook should have made it 3-1 moments later, though Jovanovski in the Lions goal spread himself well to close the angle and send the ball behind the goal line for a goal kick.
North Sydney did get their third goal before the break courtesy of Daniel Talbot. The strikers initial shot on goal was well saved by Jovanovski, though the rebound fell into the path of Kenney who was again the provider, setting up Talbot who finished with aplomb.
Yagoona Lions started the second-half on the right foot with Chris Risteski and Vlado Kiparizov creating the chances. The latter forced Sharp into a fine reflex save with a powerful volley, before hitting his second attempt wide of the target moments later following a neat display of skill on the edge of the penalty-area.
Vlado Kiparizov was denied again by the goalkeeper in the 51 minute when his left-footed inswinger from the right-flank was tipped onto the crossbar by the North Sydney shot-stopper.
Despite all the running surrounding Yagoona, North Sydney made a swift counter-attack up field with Sakouhi making it 4-1 at his second attempt.
Tom Markovski, arguably the Lions best player on a difficult afternoon, tried to spur his side on, using his strength and skill to create a yard to drive an effort only inches wide of the mark.
Markovski did get his name on the score sheet in the 63 minute, combining with Steve Nadenovski to reduce the deficit to two.
Yagoonas afternoon took a bad turn when Veljanovski was shown his second yellow card for a foul on the North Sydney goalkeeper, leaving the Bankstown District side with ten-men.
North Sydney made the most of the numerical advantage in the 73 minute as Sakouhi grabbed his brace following a fine exchange of passes to make it 5-2.
The Lions were reduced to nine-men 10 minutes from time as Bale Giorgioski was also given an early shower for a second yellow card offence, leaving the Lions with an impossible task ahead of them.
Daniel Talbot added a sixth for North Sydney following another fine build between three players. Even with the wet conditions, North Sydney managed to move the ball nicely across the park, and Talbots second for the afternoon was real testament to the sides achievement.
Despite the numerical disadvantage Tom Markovski grabbed a third goal for the Lions, driving a fierce diagonal effort through the goalkeepers legs and into the back of the net.
In all fairness Yagoona are not that good. How they won last year I will never know as there is much better teams. Plus they were not that intelligent. One guy spitting at a ref in a final?? Should be banned for life.
Only one decent player who was their striker and the rest not that good.
A lot of huff and puff but nothing to show. No idea how they made it to the GF.
Pittwater and North Sydney should have been the final. Both decent attack minded footballing teams. Not long ball merchants.
I saw the North Sydney game against Yagoona.
Norths absolutely bossed it.
Simple reason for them allowing yagoona to score is they knew they would thrash them and switched off.
Yagoona was a team of low intelligence nobody players. Dumb clowns.
The club should have been fined and never allowed back in to champ of champs again after their behaviour!!
One player spat at the ref. Big tough guy. Dumb dumb more like it. He was their worst football player too.
Either way Pittwater should have been the final team with north Sydney.
Instead of that bunch of fools. Oh well at least they got a lesson that day. Not that they've ever had one before as I reckon most never went to school lol
JH7
wrote on 03-Sep-10 14:00Where and when Penno?
Penno
wrote on 03-Sep-10 14:03We have Beecroft next wednesday night but looking for another game maybe at Christie Park. I think Morro was suggesting Wednesday night or a sunday arvo the week after? If we can get around 8 players and use some of our ressies that will do.
Penno
wrote on 03-Sep-10 14:08Anyone keen to put a side together to play a trial game against Penno in preperation for champs of champs?
JH7
wrote on 03-Sep-10 15:04Well let us know the definite date and time mate and I will try and get a team together for you.
Ravman
wrote on 06-Sep-10 10:03Although the season has ended for most of us, we still have Penno representing us in the Champion of Champions. How about a little unity by giving them our support.
Where and when are they playing.
us
wrote on 06-Sep-10 15:00Penno V Canterbury
26th September not sure where yet but will advise... cheers for the support Ravman
Lazyboy
wrote on 06-Sep-10 15:07Suck Sh*t to who ever is still playing.
Charlton
wrote on 07-Sep-10 17:05Where is the game against Beecroft?
Penno park
wrote on 08-Sep-10 09:06Penno Park 7pm
oldpenno
wrote on 08-Sep-10 10:02Finally a game that may go some of way in gauging the difference between PL and SL. Although it is PL's Prems vs the 4th place in SL, this should give some indication to RED about PL quality. Many times have I read from posters that pre-season doesn't count and I agree the comparison is difficult that early in the season.
Realising that nobody is playing for competition points and not ALL players from either camp may turn out, it will still make for interesting reading to see the result. I hope the BEEs turn up and have a good crack, because PEN 35/1s play the Penno PL lads on Sunday, and if we loose by less than BEE, I will give it to the ROCK something royal :)
Raven
wrote on 08-Sep-10 20:08JH, can we play penno at peel on a sunday arvo? would love another excuse for a souvlakia! long time til round 1 next year!
JH7
wrote on 10-Sep-10 11:08Yeah potentially - have sent Kurt a message to see if he wants a game.
Kurt
wrote on 10-Sep-10 14:06We're trying to get a game against north epping.
I don't want to dent the boys confidence with yet another loss.
Bozz
wrote on 10-Sep-10 16:00Another comment by someone one who has never been premier's before.
baz
wrote on 11-Sep-10 12:03penno are big game specialists - should have no problems in coc.
PENNO
wrote on 21-Sep-10 15:00PENNO V ENFIELD 3PM THIS SUNDAY @ LH Waud.
Come down and support the Green and Gold
Off season
wrote on 21-Sep-10 18:05No thanks
Juice
wrote on 21-Sep-10 20:01LH Waud as in Meadowbank... from recollection that field was terrible. They'd do better playing on No 1 or 2.
Covers
wrote on 22-Sep-10 08:07The cricket pitches would be uncovered by now Juice
THE ROCK
wrote on 22-Sep-10 10:06WRR didn't even play @ LH Ward this year, they were re-scheduled to Meadowbank 1(i dont know the one near the road - They all look the same!)
Gman
wrote on 22-Sep-10 16:05That's right Rock,the reason being the playing surface is so uneven ,watch out for pot holes Penno ,good luck
Raven
wrote on 27-Sep-10 06:05Penno 6 - Enfield 2
EEW o/35s lost
YMCA 0/45s lost
Juice
wrote on 27-Sep-10 06:08Result?
Raven
wrote on 27-Sep-10 07:02CLUB ASSOCIATIONRES
GRADE 10
Inter Lions West Pennant hills7-0
Castle Hill UnitedGlenmore Park1-0
Bankstown SportsQueens Park1-0
Quakers Hill JuniorsBye
Lithgow WorkersHarrington Park0-8
West GriffithNorthbridge0-3
Forest KillarneyBye
Sydney JuniorsScots 3-1
GRADE 11
Leichhardt SaintsWest Pennant Hills 0-02p-4p
Parramatta EaglesGlenmore Park 1-3
Panania RSLBondi United 1-3
Parklea Bye
Cronulla SeagullsCamden Falcons 0-1
Hanwood JuniorsWahroonga1-0
Forest KillarneyBye
Sydney JuniorsKillarney Districts2-1
GRADE 12
Leichhardt TigersPutney Rangers 1-2
Goulburn WorkersGlenmore Park 0-3
Panania RSLBalgownie 0-4
Westside PanthersBye
Sylvania HeightsGunners 3-1
West GriffithKu Ring Gai 0-8
Wakehurst Bye
Sydney JuniorsRockdale City Suns 0-1
GRADE 13
Leichhardt TigersGladesville Ravens 0-2
Castle Hill UnitedColo 3-1
Panania RSLQueens Park 3-0
Westside PanthersBye
Miranda MagpiesSt Marys Eaglevale 1-2
Griffith CityNorth Sydney Bears 0-3
St AugustinesBye
AC United Kanwal 3-0
GRADE 14
Burwood Epping Eastwood 1-0
GreystanesEmu Plains 1-0
North BankstownTarrawanna 1-3
Quakers Hill JuniorsBye
Barden RidgebacksHighlands FC 4-2
Griffith CityNorth Sydney Bears 0-5
Wakehurst Bye
AC United All Saints Oatley West2-0
GRADE 15
South West SlopesGlenhaven 1-113p-14p
Auburn DistrictColo 1-2
Panania RSLFigtree 0-4
Quakers Hill JuniorsBye
Lilli PilliSt Marys Eaglevale 2-0
Yoogali Northbridge 1-14
Wakehurst Bye
Kemps Creek UnitedOatley RSL 4-1
GRADE 16
Inter LionsNormanhurst 2-1
GreystanesColo 2-21p-3p
Strikers (Bankstown)Queens Park1=3
Parklea Bye
Menai HawksPicton Rangers 0-1
Bye Berowra
Brookvale Bye
Sydney JuniorsConnels Point 4-3
GRADE 17
Leichhardt Tigers Epping YMCA 0-05p-4p
Kellyville KoltsPenrith 3-1
Bass Hill Kiama 1-0
Quakers Hill JuniorsBye
Sylvania HeightsCamden Falcons 3-1
Hanwood JuniorsSt Ives 1-0
Bye Bye
AC United Peakhurst 5-2
GRADE 18
Earlwood Hills Hawks 0-2
Granville KewpiesSt Clair United 1-4
Revesby WorkersBulli 2-3
Dubbo FC Bye
Lilli PilliNarellan Rangers 6-0
Bye Lindfield
Wakehurst Bye
Bonnyrigg Arncliffe Aurora 1-4
CLUB ASSOCIATIONRES
GRADE 21
BurwoodRoselea 3-5
Wenty WaratahBye
Bye Bye
Polonia RamsBye
St PatricksSt Marys Eaglevale (1-1)4p-5p
Bye West Pymble
Manly ValeBye
Kemps Creek UnitedBerkeley Vale 3-2
ALL AGE MEN
Enfield Pennant Hills 2-6
Auburn DistrictPenrith Rovers 2-0
Yagoona LionsPhoenix FC 4-0
Parklea Bye
Menai HawksGunners 1-11p-3p
Yoogali North Sydney 0-2
Pittwater Bye
AC United The Entrance 1-2
OVER 35
Stanmore Epping Eastwood 3-2
Castle Hill UnitedBlue Mountains 2-0
Milperra LionsSouth Coast United 3-1
Seven Hills UnitedBye
Engadine EaglesBowral 3-0
Bye West Pymble
Brookvale Bye
White CityScots 2-24p-3p
OVER 45 MEN
Enfield Epping YMCA 3-2
Pendle HillNepean Association 0-3
Bankstown AssociationRedfern 0-3
Riverstone SchofieldsBye
Lilli PilliMacarthur Association7-0
Bye Chatswood Rangers
Pittwater Bye
Southern Districts AssSt George Association3-0
12 WOMEN
South West SlopesEpping YMCA5-0
Castle Hill RSLSt Clair United1-5
East BankstownBalgownie0-5
Glenwood RedbacksBye
Barden RidgebacksBye
West GriffithNorthbridge0-2
Avalon Bye
Chipping NortonKillarney/Woy Woy2-1
14 WOMEN
Hurlstone ParkTennyson Tigers1-2
Pendle HillColo 3-0
Panania RSLUnanderra 1-0
Glenwood RedbacksBye
Gymea Harrington Park2-0
West GriffithLindfield 2-1
Macquarie UnitedBye
Bossley SportsTerrigal 1-0
16 WOMEN
Belmore HerculesEping YMCA 0-02p-3p
Pendle HillJamisontown0-4
East BankstownBalgownie 0-4
Glenwood RedbacksBye
Lilli PilliCamden Falcons3-0
Hanwood JuniorsHornsby Heights1-4
Wakehurst Bye
Liverpool OlympicKanwal 3-0
18 WOMEN
Burwood Ryde Saints United 2-1
Pendle HillColo 3-1
Panania RSLFernhill 2-7
Glenwood RedbacksBye
Miranda MagpiesPicton Rangers 11-0
Bye Ku Ring Gai
Collaroy CromerBye
Chipping NortonUmina 1-2
21 WOMEN
MarrickvilleBye
Granville AssociationBye
Bye Bye
Rooty Hill RSL YSCBye
Kirrawee Bye
Bye Bye
Bye Bye
Culburra Bye
ALL AGE WOMEN
Hurlstone ParkEpping YMCA0-11
Castle Hill UnitedPenrith 3-0
Yagoona LionsUni of Wollongong2-3
RSL 78's Bye
Bosco Eschol Park0-2
Griffith CityLindfield 0-03p-4p
Manly ValeBye
Bringelly Gosford1-6
OVER 30 WOMEN
Leichhardt SaintsGladesville Ravens 0-9
Granville AssociationNepean Association 0-3
Bye Eastern Suburbs Assn
Marayong SportsBye
Nthn SutherlandMacarthur Association3-0
Bye Kissing Point
Avalon Bye
Southern Districts AssnBye
Raven
wrote on 27-Sep-10 08:03Juice Wrote:
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> Did I read the 15s result right - 14 - 13
> penalies?
Yes I think so.
Juice
wrote on 27-Sep-10 08:07Did I read the 15s result right - 14 - 13 penalies?
mattress
wrote on 27-Sep-10 18:06Juice Wrote:
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> Did I read the 15s result right - 14 - 13
> penalies?
yeah it was 14-13, 4-4 after the initial 5 pens. i believe the south west slopes player who had the last pen saved also has one saved in the first 5 pens!
Juice
wrote on 27-Sep-10 18:07poor kid... good character building for him though.
mattress
wrote on 28-Sep-10 17:04AA Men Round 3 (10th October)
Pennant Hills vs. Auburn District - Ray Marshal 3 @ 3.00
Yagoona Lions vs. Parklea Gosling @ 3.15
Gunners vs. North Sydney - Bensley Road @ 1.00
Pittwater vs. The Entrance - Pluim 3 @ 12.00
PENNO
wrote on 06-Oct-10 15:02Pennant Hills vs. Auburn District - Ray Marshal 3 @ 3.00
PENNO
wrote on 06-Oct-10 15:02Pennant Hills vs. Auburn District - Ray Marshal 3 @ 3.00
micro machine
wrote on 07-Oct-10 12:06Granville vs Gladesville
Will be a good game!
Don Quixote
wrote on 11-Oct-10 10:09Anyone watch Penno yesterday?
Pa
wrote on 11-Oct-10 13:04They lost 3-0 to a pretty good Auburn side.
It was nowhere near as "physical" as i thought it would be, and the Auburn side knocked the ball around well.
They didn't mind having a ping from outside the area either.
Penno pretty much owned the first 30mins, but couldn't score and actually went down 1-0 to a piece of good skill from the Auburn left mid, and a couple of average attempted tackles from the real young Penno kids (16 and 18yrs I think).
After that the game was pretty even until about 20mins to go when Penno had to chase and conceded a couple more.
I thought the game was won in the attcking third by a team who were good on the ball and finished well.
Duck
wrote on 11-Oct-10 16:01They weren't softer just not panel beaters.
They also didn't have more skill, i think you misunderstood. The report was saying it was a surprise a team from Granville had a high skill level.
Enjoy the break boys, pre-season is 3 months away
Cynic
wrote on 11-Oct-10 16:08Which is usually what is said about Penno. Strang eto hear that a side that we would have thought as panel beaters were had the better touch and finishing than Penno but were softer in teh physical stakes. Bizarro world has arrived.
Penno not miss the 4 in 2011.
THE ROCK
wrote on 12-Oct-10 10:09If it's the same team that won granville it a few years back, it's practically a parra melita old boys team. Good touches, one big striker, but overall a very good team.
Unlucky boys.
Spot the Trend
wrote on 12-Oct-10 15:05Penno Knocked out of 2009 GHFA comp 3-0 by Thunder
Penno Knocked out of 2010 GHFA comp 3-0 by Ravens
Penno Knocked out of 2010 CoC comp 3-0 by Auburn
Penno are without a doubt the biggest chokers the GHFA has ever seen!
Cannot win a big game if they tried.
Duck
wrote on 12-Oct-10 17:02You forgot 3-1 against Brooky in last years COC
There's another trend i think i can see
Trend Setter
wrote on 12-Oct-10 17:09Penno winning the Minor Premiership 2009
Penno winning the Minor Premiership 2010
I see a trend coming on...
Riddle me this
wrote on 12-Oct-10 21:00Hey spot the trend, I have a question for you.
What team in the ghfa is a big game team?
Gio Express
wrote on 13-Oct-10 00:00Spot the Trend Wrote:
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> Penno Knocked out of 2009 GHFA comp 3-0 by
> Thunder
> Penno Knocked out of 2010 GHFA comp 3-0 by Ravens
> Penno Knocked out of 2010 CoC comp 3-0 by Auburn
>
> Penno are without a doubt the biggest chokers the
> GHFA has ever seen!
>
> Cannot win a big game if they tried.
What I love most of all about this forum is idiots who have achieved nothing in the game getting on and bagging teams behind a computer. Penno were without a doubt the most consistent side in 2010 and as a result represented GHFA in the COC. If they win nothing is mentioned but if they get beaten due to playing poorly or just the bounce of the ball does not go there way then they are Chokers. Get real. Well done to Kurt and the entire Penno squad in a successful 2010. The Ravens look forward to more hard battles in 2011.
Juice
wrote on 13-Oct-10 13:08Yagoona Lions are the current CoC champions from 2009, plus the game was a semi so not a bad effort from PEN.
Ur an idiot
wrote on 13-Oct-10 17:01Theres only so many associations in NSW genius. How many rounds do you want there to be so u can justify ur hatred of a team thats better than urs. Tall poppy syndrome mate.
And no, i dont play for penno, but ive played CoC, and you have to be a fairly decent team to win ur local association and even get the chance to play in this competition. Its called 'champions of champions' for a reason.
Q&A
wrote on 13-Oct-10 17:02Q. How many games did penno have to play to make it to the semis?
A. 2
some competition...
whatever juice
wrote on 13-Oct-10 17:07hahahah... semi, so not a bad effort.
Champion of Champions is a crock of shit in all age Juice. The number of forfiets in the comp is the reason Penno made the semis and an indication that people have better things to do in October.
THE R0CK
wrote on 13-Oct-10 22:02i get invited to field a team every year
coz im a fucking champion
Im an idiot
wrote on 14-Oct-10 08:08I may be an idiot but I am also confused. I looked at the FootyNSW site to see the Grand Final draw, seeing that Penno got knocked out by Yagoona, even though most thought they played Auburn in the semi final. Anyway, I was surprised and now confused to see Auburn playing Yagoona in the Semi final next game.
No wonder we can't get anywahere in the CofC's as the posters here can't even get our facts correct. We are all idiots !!!!
Bucks
wrote on 14-Oct-10 09:00Given that there have been a few forfiets in the Champion of Champions this year (which is taking nothing away from Penno's effort) I think they should review how and when the comp is played.
Why not have the knockout tournament over two weekends straight after each associations grand finals?
Teams all have a sqaud of 30-40 players so should be able to field teams for 2 games on the Saturday and two games on the Sunday, with the two teams left at the end of the weekend returning the following week to play the Grand Final.
This way you would have teams in peak condition (not in off season), have bigger crowds as more people will come and watch a tournament if multiple teams and games are on at the same place and it's all over in 2 weeks!
Just a thought...
Duck
wrote on 14-Oct-10 09:04Speak for yourself "Im an idiot"
Never said we got to the semi's or got beat by Yagoona.
Got beat in quarters by Auburn 3-0.
I'm an Idiot
wrote on 14-Oct-10 10:08Yes Duck, someone must have got it right. And I wasn't having a shot at you or Penno, just all these other people who jump in with shite.
After reading Bucks post above I am not the only idiot. I feel better now.
Champ
wrote on 14-Oct-10 11:02Q&A Wrote:
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> Q. How many games did penno have to play to make
> it to the semis?
>
> A. 2
>
> some competition...
It was not the semis you idiot it was round 3, the semis are this weekend Sunday 17th Oct
Auburn V Yagoona
North Sydney V Pittwater
Duck
wrote on 18-Oct-10 13:09Yagoona beat Auburn in penalties 5-4 after being 0-0 in regular time and extra time.
Not sure of the other result
Hally
wrote on 18-Oct-10 14:08Watched the Yagoona - Auburn game yesterday and the result could have gone either way.
Very impressed with the quality of both sides, very skillfull whilst no love lost in any tackles.
The penalty shoot out could have gone both ways also, with both sides having the chance to win and blowing it.
North Sydney beat Pittwater in the 2nd semi final.
josh v
wrote on 22-Oct-10 20:05You are a soccer slut hally. See you thursday!
JH7
wrote on 25-Oct-10 10:05Gladesville Ravens beat AC United 3-1 in the U/13s CoCs Final.
Duck
wrote on 25-Oct-10 14:04I heard Nth Sydney beat Yagoona in the final, not sure of the score
6-3 to the Bears
wrote on 25-Oct-10 16:00Duck Wrote:
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> I heard Nth Sydney beat Yagoona in the final, not
> sure of the score
Yagoona Lions 3 v North Sydney 6
wrote on 25-Oct-10 17:05North Sydney played a near perfect 90 minutes of football to secure the Mens All Age Champion of Champions title for 2010 against Yagoona Lions. The Ku-ring-gai District side managed to master the wet conditions quickest, and ran out comfortable 6-3 winners, with the Lions finishing the match with nine men following the dismissal of two players in the second-half for double cautions.
A timid opening to the match was brought to life in the 8 minute as James Kenney sent in a cross for North Sydney from the right. The whipped in effort picked out Mouheiz Sakouhi, who anticipated the goalkeeper, though failed to direct his header on target.
At the other end, Oliver Veljanovski hit the Lions ahead with a tremendous shot from distance. Veljanovskis shot packed power and precision, with the ball finishing in the top left-hand corner and leaving North Sydney goalkeeper David Sharp with no chance.
Yagoona nearly doubled their lead via Tom Markovski moments later, though despite the midfielders strength and persistence to turn his marker could only send his shot directly at Sharp.
North Sydney found their equaliser in the 15 minute as Benjamin Cook was on hand to divert the ball home. Lions goalkeeper Goran Jovanovski failed to deal with a Daniel Boys corner from the right, leaving Cook with an easy finish to draw the side level.
With the momentum swinging completely in favour of North Sydney, Gary Parker stepped up to drive home Kenneys low-driven cross from the right into the back of the net for a 2-1 lead.
Cook should have made it 3-1 moments later, though Jovanovski in the Lions goal spread himself well to close the angle and send the ball behind the goal line for a goal kick.
North Sydney did get their third goal before the break courtesy of Daniel Talbot. The strikers initial shot on goal was well saved by Jovanovski, though the rebound fell into the path of Kenney who was again the provider, setting up Talbot who finished with aplomb.
Yagoona Lions started the second-half on the right foot with Chris Risteski and Vlado Kiparizov creating the chances. The latter forced Sharp into a fine reflex save with a powerful volley, before hitting his second attempt wide of the target moments later following a neat display of skill on the edge of the penalty-area.
Vlado Kiparizov was denied again by the goalkeeper in the 51 minute when his left-footed inswinger from the right-flank was tipped onto the crossbar by the North Sydney shot-stopper.
Despite all the running surrounding Yagoona, North Sydney made a swift counter-attack up field with Sakouhi making it 4-1 at his second attempt.
Tom Markovski, arguably the Lions best player on a difficult afternoon, tried to spur his side on, using his strength and skill to create a yard to drive an effort only inches wide of the mark.
Markovski did get his name on the score sheet in the 63 minute, combining with Steve Nadenovski to reduce the deficit to two.
Yagoonas afternoon took a bad turn when Veljanovski was shown his second yellow card for a foul on the North Sydney goalkeeper, leaving the Bankstown District side with ten-men.
North Sydney made the most of the numerical advantage in the 73 minute as Sakouhi grabbed his brace following a fine exchange of passes to make it 5-2.
The Lions were reduced to nine-men 10 minutes from time as Bale Giorgioski was also given an early shower for a second yellow card offence, leaving the Lions with an impossible task ahead of them.
Daniel Talbot added a sixth for North Sydney following another fine build between three players. Even with the wet conditions, North Sydney managed to move the ball nicely across the park, and Talbots second for the afternoon was real testament to the sides achievement.
Despite the numerical disadvantage Tom Markovski grabbed a third goal for the Lions, driving a fierce diagonal effort through the goalkeepers legs and into the back of the net.
Bill
wrote on 30-Nov-10 16:00In all fairness Yagoona are not that good.
How they won last year I will never know as there is much better teams.
Plus they were not that intelligent.
One guy spitting at a ref in a final??
Should be banned for life.
Only one decent player who was their striker and the rest not that good.
A lot of huff and puff but nothing to show.
No idea how they made it to the GF.
Pittwater and North Sydney should have been the final.
Both decent attack minded footballing teams.
Not long ball merchants.
Sammi
wrote on 30-Nov-10 16:01Agreed mate....
Saw Pitt v North Syd in the semis and should have been the final.
Amazing goal by Norths with a young french bloke hitting a 40 plus yard volley in to the top corner.
Pitts were decent though and ran the ball well.
Jack
wrote on 27-Dec-16 14:06I saw the North Sydney game against Yagoona. Norths absolutely bossed it. Simple reason for them allowing yagoona to score is they knew they would thrash them and switched off. Yagoona was a team of low intelligence nobody players. Dumb clowns. The club should have been fined and never allowed back in to champ of champs again after their behaviour!! One player spat at the ref. Big tough guy. Dumb dumb more like it. He was their worst football player too. Either way Pittwater should have been the final team with north Sydney. Instead of that bunch of fools. Oh well at least they got a lesson that day. Not that they've ever had one before as I reckon most never went to school lol