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| Tuesday May 18, 2010, 22:00 |
| Team Wellington's 2009/2010 season awards night was held Tuesday 18th May at the Red Head Room upstairs at Molly Malones on Courtney Place. Host Jason Pine ably lead the evening's festivities as the awards were presented and acknowledgement made of the efforts put in to making the 2009/2010 season a success for Team Wellington. The winners were: Golden Boot - Greg Draper. Young Player - Richie 'Greyhound' McLay Supporters Player - Michael Fifii Players player of the season - Michael Winsauer Player of the season - Chris Davies A number [+] |
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| Monday April 12, 2010, 00:00 |
| by Bob Pearce at Fred Taylor Park www.nzfc.co.nz A back-header by Waitakere striker Brent Fisher with sixty seconds to go ended Team Wellington's hopes and carried the home team into the Grand Final. The ball looped over goalie James Bannatyne for a 2-1 Waitakere victory on the day and a win on the away goals rule after a 3-2 margin to Wellington in the first leg. It spelled the end to a remarkable season's comeback by the Wellingtonians that carried them from second-to-bottom to the very edge of finals football with four wins in their last five games. [+] |
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| Monday April 5, 2010, 00:15 |
| Team Wellington and Waitakere United have put on a thrilling game of football that leaves the outcome of this NZFC semi-final on a knife edge. A day that had dawned fine in Wellington took a turn for the worse by the time of the kick-off at Newtwon Park with a Southerly breeze and light drizzle greeting the a Waitakere side that arrived late due to a delayed flight. The game got underway 15 minutes late but immediately came to life with both Krishna and Fisher forcing James Bannatyne and the Wellington defence in to stops. As early as the fifth minute a [+] |
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| Monday April 5, 2010, 00:00 |
| Waitakere United and Canterbury United have will clash in the final of the Lion Foundation Youth League next weekend after comfortably winning their respective semif finals this weekend. The tops seeds from the Northern and Southern Conference made the most of home advantage in cross-conference semi finals with Waitakere blitzing Team Wellington 6-2 at Olympic Park in Auckland on Friday and Canterbury firing three unanswered goals past Auckland-Manukau at Christchurch’s English Park on Sunday. The meeting will be a repeat of the 2008 final and since both teams finished [+] |
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| Monday March 29, 2010, 00:00 |
| To look at the scoreline in today's national youth league fixture you might be forgiven for thinking that Team Wellington had a dominant afternoon but at half time it was stand-in coach Charlie Howe who would have been the more concerned manager after a first half where Manawatu dominated everywhere except the scoreboard. The first half hour of the game was the Chettleburgh show as both Corey and older brother Josh had the Team Wellington players chasing shadows. A corner count of 8-0 had racked up and Team Wellington keeper Jamie McKay had made a couple of good stops, perhaps the [+] |
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