Whites
Stas
Nav
Nanak
The Black Rhino
Rushabh
Colours
Mone
Sam
Amit
Gaurav
Jay
Win Run 2011 - 2012
Win Run 2011 - 2012
Summary Table for 2012
Summary Table for 2012
Table of Champions Overall
Winners and losers....2010-current
Win Runs 2011
Win Runs
Win Runs 2010
Win Runs 2010
Tuesday 31 March 2009
Monday 23 March 2009
Football on Tuesday 24/03/09
Colours
Nii
Stas
Sunny
The Black Rhino
Mone
Rajesh
Whites
Manu
Nanak
Sam
Rush
Gaurav
Jay
Nii
Stas
Sunny
The Black Rhino
Mone
Rajesh
Whites
Manu
Nanak
Sam
Rush
Gaurav
Jay
Monday 16 March 2009
Football on Tuesday 17/03/09
Whites
Nav, The Brown Panther, The Black Rhino, Manu, Rush, Jay
Colours
Nanak, Amit, Mone, Gaurav, Sunny, Stas
The night of the Panther’
Match Report
The first 6 –a-side game in a few weeks and as always a tight affair. Generally speaking these matches tend to be tight with less space to play and little margin for error. Tactically a more interesting game in how to play with the extra man.
Pre-Match
Well after the Lawyer got nabbed at 5.45 to do some after-school ‘work’ which no doubt involved baby oil and some leather implements with the Lawyer boss the Karate Kid was summoned from his dojo in Godlers Green to come down (inevitably 10 minutes late) to step in.
Main Match
Once KK turned up we were up to a full compliment, conveniently scores tied. Colours started the stronger of the two teams, with a solid back 2 of the Scouse alongside the I-tie, with Guarav, Stas and Sunny buzzing ahead of them. Whites knew what to expect, which was a lot of movement and pace but the whites kept firm with a much more fluid style of play with players rotating positions in the old Dutch philosophy of Total Football. Whites managed to defend their goal with whoever being in goal playing like that Real Madrid Chap keeping the colours at bay through various attempts at goal. Eventually colours struck through some neat passing and slotting away a one-on-one. With the extra man the time needed to pick the pass or take the shot a lot harder than normal the was game poised at 2-1 and turned into an epic battle with waves of colour’s attacks repelled by whites absorbing pressure and trying to counter. Chances came to both team but no one able to capitalise.
But then, colours walked straightinto the whites game plan, they went 3 up. Couple of well placed passes by the whites giving the colours the opportunity to score 3 in quick succession culminating in the I-tie smashing a trademark 1/10 on- target shot to make it 3 with the whites having parted like the Red Sea to allow it in. We are all relieved to see fatherhood hasn’t made his shooting more accurate. With the colours giddy from their goals, the whites were able to put the second phase of their predetermined plan into effect.
First Step in plan – Get the rhino mad – letting 3 goals in, as the White’s management Structure knew, get the Rhino mad and when the Rhino is mad, he charges, when he charges, you get out of the way, tactically what does this do? Nothing really, just good to watch!
Second Step in plan – Exploit the Back 2 – with the passmasters at the back, Rhino running through walls, whites started pinging in balls to the top 3, whites were able to pin the colours back into their half, Intricate play and ball retention slowly bringing more chances with Jay and Nav running round their markers and the panther looking menacing up top interchanging with the on-coming Lawyer Mk2
Third Step in plan – Score some goals – the most crucial and to some the blatantly obvious step in the plan, the whites started to score. With the Panther prowling deep in colour’s territory unmarked, Navaldo was able to slot a ball through for the Panther who left a deft Paw to divert the ball in. 2 down. The next 2 goals are a blur but it involved some passing, some shooting and then some scoring and the colours crying. Colours were now owned. The Panther decided to come down from the trees and play from deep, he picked up a sideways pass on the left wing, came inside laid it off, got it back, snarled at Sunny, looked up and with a low backlift, laces first, sent the ball back into the 16th century. 1 up, lights out, colours down. Happy St Patricks day!
Man/Cat of Match
Some say he is descended from the great Mayan race from which his name is derived, others say his powerful right foot was trained kicking coconuts falling from palm trees in the Peruvian forests, but others just call him Sam and tell him stop being a c0ck use a proper name! The Brown Panther was nominated as MoM after his match winning 15min burst at the end of last night's game.
Nav, The Brown Panther, The Black Rhino, Manu, Rush, Jay
Colours
Nanak, Amit, Mone, Gaurav, Sunny, Stas
The night of the Panther’
Match Report
The first 6 –a-side game in a few weeks and as always a tight affair. Generally speaking these matches tend to be tight with less space to play and little margin for error. Tactically a more interesting game in how to play with the extra man.
Pre-Match
Well after the Lawyer got nabbed at 5.45 to do some after-school ‘work’ which no doubt involved baby oil and some leather implements with the Lawyer boss the Karate Kid was summoned from his dojo in Godlers Green to come down (inevitably 10 minutes late) to step in.
Main Match
Once KK turned up we were up to a full compliment, conveniently scores tied. Colours started the stronger of the two teams, with a solid back 2 of the Scouse alongside the I-tie, with Guarav, Stas and Sunny buzzing ahead of them. Whites knew what to expect, which was a lot of movement and pace but the whites kept firm with a much more fluid style of play with players rotating positions in the old Dutch philosophy of Total Football. Whites managed to defend their goal with whoever being in goal playing like that Real Madrid Chap keeping the colours at bay through various attempts at goal. Eventually colours struck through some neat passing and slotting away a one-on-one. With the extra man the time needed to pick the pass or take the shot a lot harder than normal the was game poised at 2-1 and turned into an epic battle with waves of colour’s attacks repelled by whites absorbing pressure and trying to counter. Chances came to both team but no one able to capitalise.
But then, colours walked straightinto the whites game plan, they went 3 up. Couple of well placed passes by the whites giving the colours the opportunity to score 3 in quick succession culminating in the I-tie smashing a trademark 1/10 on- target shot to make it 3 with the whites having parted like the Red Sea to allow it in. We are all relieved to see fatherhood hasn’t made his shooting more accurate. With the colours giddy from their goals, the whites were able to put the second phase of their predetermined plan into effect.
First Step in plan – Get the rhino mad – letting 3 goals in, as the White’s management Structure knew, get the Rhino mad and when the Rhino is mad, he charges, when he charges, you get out of the way, tactically what does this do? Nothing really, just good to watch!
Second Step in plan – Exploit the Back 2 – with the passmasters at the back, Rhino running through walls, whites started pinging in balls to the top 3, whites were able to pin the colours back into their half, Intricate play and ball retention slowly bringing more chances with Jay and Nav running round their markers and the panther looking menacing up top interchanging with the on-coming Lawyer Mk2
Third Step in plan – Score some goals – the most crucial and to some the blatantly obvious step in the plan, the whites started to score. With the Panther prowling deep in colour’s territory unmarked, Navaldo was able to slot a ball through for the Panther who left a deft Paw to divert the ball in. 2 down. The next 2 goals are a blur but it involved some passing, some shooting and then some scoring and the colours crying. Colours were now owned. The Panther decided to come down from the trees and play from deep, he picked up a sideways pass on the left wing, came inside laid it off, got it back, snarled at Sunny, looked up and with a low backlift, laces first, sent the ball back into the 16th century. 1 up, lights out, colours down. Happy St Patricks day!
Man/Cat of Match
Some say he is descended from the great Mayan race from which his name is derived, others say his powerful right foot was trained kicking coconuts falling from palm trees in the Peruvian forests, but others just call him Sam and tell him stop being a c0ck use a proper name! The Brown Panther was nominated as MoM after his match winning 15min burst at the end of last night's game.
Tuesday 10 March 2009
Football on Tuesday 10/03/09
Colours
The Black Rhino
Manu
Gaurav
Rushabh
Jay
Whites
Nav
Stas
The Brown Panther
Nanak
Rajesh
The Black Rhino
Manu
Gaurav
Rushabh
Jay
Whites
Nav
Stas
The Brown Panther
Nanak
Rajesh
Sunday 1 March 2009
Football on Tuesday 03/03/09
Colours
The Brown Panther
Amit
Manu
Sunny
Rajesh
Whites
Ravi
The Black Rhino
Rush
Nav
Nanak
The Brown Panther
Amit
Manu
Sunny
Rajesh
Whites
Ravi
The Black Rhino
Rush
Nav
Nanak
Football on Tuesday 24/02/09
Whites
Sam
Sunny
Anil
Rushabh
Abhishek
Colours
Mung'ara
Nanak
Rajesh
Nav
Stas
Total destruction by Colours. Whites were piss poor
Colours by at least 7
Sam
Sunny
Anil
Rushabh
Abhishek
Colours
Mung'ara
Nanak
Rajesh
Nav
Stas
Total destruction by Colours. Whites were piss poor
Colours by at least 7
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