Typical Old Trafford injury time
Friday, September 25, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Last Thursday.
Hey guys lets get together this Thursday one more time for a kick and a couple of beers at Frost.For some of us it will be a while before we kick a ball or run more than 2 metres.
JUST FOR FUN!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Golf Saturday
I have 8 spots (two groups of four) booked for Saturday at the Springs Golf Course, Peats Ridge. Mangrove Mountain is unavailable due to a comp. We have set hit off times between 8.45am and 9.00am. The cost will be $32 each for 9 holes and Carts. The Springs is a Championship Course and very tough so bring plenty of balls. 
There is also a dress code. 
The first 8 to reply to me by email are in. I will also bring an esky for those wanting a beer when we watch the GF.
SEE MY FINAL REPORT BELOW
Dave Allcock
There is also a dress code. The first 8 to reply to me by email are in. I will also bring an esky for those wanting a beer when we watch the GF.SEE MY FINAL REPORT BELOW
Dave Allcock
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Team RELICS 2009.
Thanks guys for a great season.
Don't forget, we will have the esky at the grand final this Saturday 11:45am at the mountains, come and join your mates for a beer, I'm sure we will be very quiet.
Toss 1 off
another semi final arrived
the boys were at a loss
why are we running this way?
cause Mick had won the toss
i couldnt give a shit
you know that i am the boss
whichever way you wanna run
cause Mick had won the toss
was always gunna be tough
a good team we came across
Capt Kanga didnt give a shit
cause Mick had won the toss
we tried hard to win the day
in the end we all felt dross
except for Mick with hand on dick
he FINALLY won the toss
the boys were at a loss
why are we running this way?
cause Mick had won the toss
i couldnt give a shit
you know that i am the boss
whichever way you wanna run
cause Mick had won the toss
was always gunna be tough
a good team we came across
Capt Kanga didnt give a shit
cause Mick had won the toss
we tried hard to win the day
in the end we all felt dross
except for Mick with hand on dick
he FINALLY won the toss
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Stand Tall Relics
Well done Relics' on a fine season! We have had very successful year in this the inaugural winter of Central Coast O/45s competition. The Relics' have been fine ambassadors for KFC. The Smugglers' and Tossils' have been the standard bearers all season and good luck to both of them in the GF. To finish 3rd in this company is commendable.
Thank you to Coach Vic, now to be known as the Cisco Kid (given that he is not the coach and I don't have to suck up) for being a great Coach and Captain Kangaroo for his fealess leadership. A big thanks too to Statue for his exquisite management of the team. 
Congratulations also to Crow, now to be known as Mr Crow, for his nomination and subsequent election as team coach.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Time to Stand up Relics
The season has reached the pointy end and it is now or never for the Relics' in 2009. The Tossils' struggled last week against the Smugglers' in the major semi and will be vulnerable in the final.
Their vulnerability will only be exposed if every Relic stands up tomorrow.
Everyone must be committed and be prepared to push that extra 10%.
Can we do it - Yes we Can!!
Let's go hard. Let's use our bench as players begin to tire. Let's hit the Tossils' with a tsunami of Relic pride. We must mark close and outplay, to a man, every Tossil.
No matter what the state of play let's not drop our heads.
We must fight to the final whistle!
God speed Relics!
Their vulnerability will only be exposed if every Relic stands up tomorrow.
Everyone must be committed and be prepared to push that extra 10%.
Can we do it - Yes we Can!!
Let's go hard. Let's use our bench as players begin to tire. Let's hit the Tossils' with a tsunami of Relic pride. We must mark close and outplay, to a man, every Tossil.
No matter what the state of play let's not drop our heads.
We must fight to the final whistle!
God speed Relics!
Monday, September 14, 2009
This weekend (Final).
| Day | Date | Field | Time | Grade | | |
| Saturday | 19-Sep | MTN | 1100 | G45 | KIN | KDS2 |
Please be at The Mountains field 2 by 10:00 am.
If you cant give me the money for Presso Night at training on Thursday, please bring it to the game in an envelope with your name on it.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Crow and Banker Star in Relics' Semi-Final Win
The Relics' have progressed to final of the inaugural Central Coast O45s competition with a solid 1-0 victory over a gallant Kripples' outfit. The Relics’ will now face off against the Tossils’ next week at Mangrove Mountain.
Centre Midfielder The Crow and Sweeper Banker both had powerhouse matches. They controlled the middle of the paddock and were instrumental in the Relics’ victory. They were ably assisted with strong games from Downhill, The Silver Brumby and The Hat.
Man Mountain again had a gargantuan game stamping himself as the standout keeper in this league. It would not be a surprise to see this ageless keeping phenomenon pick up the 45s player of the year award.
The Relics’ dominated the early stages of the match with some deft passing and good communication. The Kripples', missing some key players, seemed all at sea. Going into the first heat-break it seemed only a matter of time before the Relics’ would score and assert their authority on the game. The hot conditions, however, brought the teams closer together and the next 20 minutes were a dour struggle.
Late in the first half the Relics’ went to their bench and the addition of some fresh legs paid immediate dividends as Captain Kangaroo scored to send the Relics’ ahead 1-0 just before the half-time break. After receiving a great ball from some fantastic lead-up work from the Relics’ midfield, CK was able to manoeuvre around several Kripples’ defenders to hammer home a wonderful goal.
In the second half it seemed the Relics' went into their shells seemingly content to hang-on to a 1-0 lead. The early second half loss of Statue to groin injury added further pressure.
Apart from one enterprising passage of play which saw The Crow swoop on a ball in the box and then unluckily hit the outstretched hand of the Kripples' keeper to deny the balding veteran a semi-final goal, the Relics' were at sixes and sevens. Passes started going astray and many Relics began to feel the effects of the extreme heat.
The Kripples' sensed Relics' vulnerability and it was clear they felt an upset was on the cards.
The Kripples' pushed hard. Banker, however, had other plans. Despite having a broken ankle, a torn groin, medial ligament damage in his knee, a dislocated shoulder, a headache, broken fingernail and PMT, Banker was equal to anything the Kripples' could throw at the Relics' in attack.
In the end the Relics' won the match.
Coach Vic, however, will have noted that many of his first 11 charges wilted at stages during the match and no doubt he will need to come up with a more systematic interchange plan in order to maximise the potential on his bench for next week’s blockbuster against the Tossils’.
In the major semi-final an under-strength Smugglers’ outfit seemed to easily account for the Tossils' 2-1. The Tossils’ now join the Relics’ in sudden death footy. Throughout season 2009 the Relics’ have had some close battles with the Tossils’, but unable to greet the judge.
This correspondent smells an upset in the air next week.
GO RELICS’
PS Captain Kangaroo lost the toss.
BB
Centre Midfielder The Crow and Sweeper Banker both had powerhouse matches. They controlled the middle of the paddock and were instrumental in the Relics’ victory. They were ably assisted with strong games from Downhill, The Silver Brumby and The Hat.
Man Mountain again had a gargantuan game stamping himself as the standout keeper in this league. It would not be a surprise to see this ageless keeping phenomenon pick up the 45s player of the year award.
The Relics’ dominated the early stages of the match with some deft passing and good communication. The Kripples', missing some key players, seemed all at sea. Going into the first heat-break it seemed only a matter of time before the Relics’ would score and assert their authority on the game. The hot conditions, however, brought the teams closer together and the next 20 minutes were a dour struggle.
Late in the first half the Relics’ went to their bench and the addition of some fresh legs paid immediate dividends as Captain Kangaroo scored to send the Relics’ ahead 1-0 just before the half-time break. After receiving a great ball from some fantastic lead-up work from the Relics’ midfield, CK was able to manoeuvre around several Kripples’ defenders to hammer home a wonderful goal.
In the second half it seemed the Relics' went into their shells seemingly content to hang-on to a 1-0 lead. The early second half loss of Statue to groin injury added further pressure.
Apart from one enterprising passage of play which saw The Crow swoop on a ball in the box and then unluckily hit the outstretched hand of the Kripples' keeper to deny the balding veteran a semi-final goal, the Relics' were at sixes and sevens. Passes started going astray and many Relics began to feel the effects of the extreme heat.
The Kripples' sensed Relics' vulnerability and it was clear they felt an upset was on the cards.
The Kripples' pushed hard. Banker, however, had other plans. Despite having a broken ankle, a torn groin, medial ligament damage in his knee, a dislocated shoulder, a headache, broken fingernail and PMT, Banker was equal to anything the Kripples' could throw at the Relics' in attack.
In the end the Relics' won the match.
Coach Vic, however, will have noted that many of his first 11 charges wilted at stages during the match and no doubt he will need to come up with a more systematic interchange plan in order to maximise the potential on his bench for next week’s blockbuster against the Tossils’.
In the major semi-final an under-strength Smugglers’ outfit seemed to easily account for the Tossils' 2-1. The Tossils’ now join the Relics’ in sudden death footy. Throughout season 2009 the Relics’ have had some close battles with the Tossils’, but unable to greet the judge.
This correspondent smells an upset in the air next week.
GO RELICS’
PS Captain Kangaroo lost the toss.
BB
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
CCF final table.
| G45 | | | | | | | | | |
| | P | W | D | L | B | GF | GA | GD | PTS |
| KDS2 | 20 | 14 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 43 | 9 | 34 | 47 |
| BUD | 20 | 12 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 43 | 18 | 25 | 40 |
| KIN | 20 | 7 | 4 | 9 | 0 | 22 | 31 | -9 | 25 |
| KDS1 | 20 | 4 | 7 | 9 | 0 | 22 | 35 | -13 | 19 |
| DOY | 20 | 3 | 9 | 8 | 0 | 12 | 30 | -18 | 18 |
| AVO | 20 | 3 | 5 | 11 | 0 | 14 | 30 | -16 | 14 |
This finals weekend.
| Day | Date | Field | Time | G45 | Home | Away |
| Saturday | 12-Sep | TOU2 | 1200 | MAJOR | KDS2 | BUD |
| Saturday | 12-Sep | TOU1 | 1330 | MINOR | KIN | KDS1 |
Please be at Toukley field 1 by 12:30pm.
Need 5 volunteers to take penalties just in case.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Shaol Bay
Ok, we are going to Shaol Bay for our weekend away, 3 days two nights. All you have to do is tell me how many of the weekends on the above table you can make. After I have a response from everyone, the weekend with the most number of players available will be it. Please get back to me via text or email asap so we can book early and not miss out.
I will email everyone this message so you can send it back with your availability.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
The new dart board.
G45 | |||||||||
P | W | D | L | B | GF | GA | GD | PTS | |
KDS2 | 19 | 12 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 39 | 9 | 30 | 42 |
BUD | 19 | 12 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 43 | 14 | 29 | 41 |
KIN | 19 | 6 | 5 | 8 | 0 | 19 | 26 | -7 | 23 |
DOY | 19 | 3 | 10 | 6 | 0 | 11 | 24 | -13 | 19 |
KDS1 | 19 | 2 | 8 | 9 | 0 | 16 | 34 | -18 | 14 |
AVO | 19 | 2 | 6 | 11 | 0 | 9 | 30 | -21 | 12 |
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