STATE LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - SATURDAY 24TH AUGUST 2019 FRYE PARK KELMSCOTTROOSSC V SHAMROCKROVERSPERTHFC - WWW.KELMSCOTTROOS.COM

State League Division 2 - Saturday 24th August 2019
                      Frye Park

Kelmscott Roos SC      v    Shamrock Rovers Perth FC
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The President would like a word…
Welcome to Frye Park – thanks to all sponsors, committee members, helpers,
players and everyone involved at the club – we cannot exist without you
President, Kelmscott Roos SC - Dennis Warwick

Coaches Corner
We had a tough game last week against Canning. Nothing can be taken for
granted in this division. We fought back well with only 10-men on the
pitch…which was very encouraging.
Today we welcome Shamrock, and will be hoping to bounce back with a result
today.
May all games be played in the right spirit – we hope to see you in the bar
afterwards to chat about the game.
First Team Coach, Kelmscott Roos SC – Richard Changadzo
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Although last week’s 1-0 loss was disappointing, I cannot fault our effort to get
something out of the game…which is what we deserved – but sometimes, that’s
just football for you.
We are looking forward for our return match today in what was a close game
the last time we played.
Reserves Coach, Kelmscott Roos SC – Richard Bryant
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In the spirit of using player progress and development as one small measure of
success, this week I commence by congratulating Abeniko (Niko) Thang on his
start and great performance for the first team. I have no doubt that this is one
of many and shows a clear pathway in the club for his U18 teammates to follow.
With only 4 more games until the lights are out for the season, we welcome
Shamrock FC in what should be a competitive match and our penultimate home
game of the season.
Best wishes to Richard, Rich, Clem and all our teams and a reminder to play as
footballers when we have the ball and bulldogs fighting to get there bone back
when we do not have the ball. However, let us make sure that it is all within the
spirit of the game.
U18 Coach, Kelmscott Roos SC – Issi Toure

On This Day – 24th August…
79 – Mt Vesuvius erupts, buries Roman Pompeii and Herculaneum, 15,000
die.
1215 – Pope Innocent III declares the Magna Carta invalid.
1349 – 6,000 Jews, blamed for the Plague, are killed in Mainz.
1572 – St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre of Protestants by Roman Catholics
begins in Paris and later spreads to the French provinces.
1608 – 1st English convoy lands at Surat, India.
1751 – Thomas Colley executed in England for drowning a supposed witch.
1787 – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart completes his violin and piano in A, K526
1814 – British forces capture Washington, D.C. and destroy many landmarks
(War of 1812)
1946 – George Orwell publishes "Animal Farm" in the United Kingdom.
1950 – Indonesia gains independence from Netherlands.
1956 – One of the largest demonstrations in South Africa's history, 20,000
women marched to Pretoria's Union Buildings to present petition against
carrying of passes by women to the Prime Minister.
1980 – Azaria Chamberlain disappears, likely taken by a dingo, leading to what
was then the most publicised trial in Australian history.
1982 – First Compact Discs (CDs) released to the public in Germany.
1987 – Rudolf Hess, German Nazi official (Deputy Fuhrer who dramatically
escaped to Britain in 1941, sentenced to life in Spandau Prison), commits suicide
at 93… (he couldn’t cope with the new invention of the CD – he loved his vinyl).
1992 – Tommy Nutter, fashion designer (bell bottom pants/flares), dies of AIDs
at 49.
2008 – Australian women's 4 x 100m medley relay team of Emily Seebohm,
Leisel Jones, Jessicah Schipper & Libby Trickett upset the United States to win
the gold medal in world record 3:52.69 at the Beijing Olympics.
2012 – Three members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot are jailed for two years.

FOOTBALL FACTS
1. A Manchester City fan was banned in 1995 for bringing dead
   chickens into City’s Maine Road ground. He had a habit of
   celebrating City goals by swinging the birds around his head.

2. In 1990, Barcelona’s Hristo Stoichkov banned for six months for
   stamping on the referee’s foot.

3. ASEC Abidjan Club of Cote D’Ivoire remained unbeaten for the
   straight 108 games between 1989 and 1994.

4. The Scottish Cup tie between Falkirk and Inverness Thistle in
   1979 postponed 29 times because of bad weather.

5. In 1998, The Macclesfield mascot was sent off for making
   obscene gestures while a players’ brawl in the match with
   Lincoln City.

6. Liberian player George Weah paid for his teammates’ uniforms
   and all the expenses of his team to play the African Nations
   Cup.

7. At the age of 52, Pedro Gatica cycled from his home in
   Argentina to Mexico for the 1986 World Cup. On his arrival, he
   found that he couldn’t afford to get in. While he was trying to
   haggle for a ticket, thieves stole his bike.

8. Brazil's first ever official match was against Exeter City in 1914.

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Action from Roos v Canning
1st Team Top-Left & Right: Aden Hoddy scores our 1st, and looks pretty pleased with
himself- Middle-Left: Asa Sippits drives forward– Middle-Right: Kade Macnamara fully
commits– Bottom-Left & Right: Alfie Bryant beautifully chips the keeper to score.

                                                                          Photos by Cat Bryant

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Action from the Roos v Canning
Reserves Top-left: Glory Bahigwa and Ryan ‘Gibbo’ Gibson enjoy a chat about the
captaincy– Top-Right: Deng Dut goes past a player– Middle-Left: Abel Woldemichael runs
through the midfield– Middle-Right: Des Khoo plays a lovely through pass- Bottom Left:
Brandon Del Fabbro knocks the ball forward- Bottom-Left: Mostafa ‘Leo’ Hamdon drives
down the left.

PLAYER PROFILE

                                                        Photo by Cat Bryant
Name: Jared Lange
Nickname: Jazza
Hobbies: Football, cricket
Team: Perth Glory
Favourite Player: Tim Cahill
Greatest footballing moment: A hat-trick of penalties
Favourite food: BLT
Favourite Band/Artist: Khalid
Favourite Film: Saving Private Ryan
Loves/Hates: Love scoring goals / Hate scoring own goals
Guilty pleasure: TV shows
Inspirational person: Coach Richard
Interesting fact about a team-mate: Some say Alfie can outrun a speed
gun
Out of 10, how good a dancer are you? A solid 5

State League Division 2 – League Tables

Fixtures for State League Division 2 – Round 18
Dianella White Eagles SC v Curtin University FC – Quinns FC v Gosnells City FC – Balga SC v
Swan Utd FC – Kelmscott Roos v Shamrock Rovers Perth FC –v MUM FC – Wanneroo City SC v
Canning City FC

State League Squads
             First Team          Reserves                U18
        1    Taylor Warwick      Brendon Rintoul         Matthew Knight
        2    Aden Hoddy          Harry Buchanan-Hughes   Harry Mckee
        3    Kade Mcnamara       Brandon Del Fabbro      Oliver Denbow
        4    Justin Onek         Tom Cluff               Jacob Denbow
        5    Jonah Kuman         Kyle Higgins            Saksham Chopra
        6    Deng Dut            Ryan Gibson             Korode Irakoze
        7    Ibrahima Soumah     Glory Bahigwa           Aiden Knox
        8    Jonathan Bogoni     Moustafah Hamdon        Jess Grese
        9    Asa Sippits         Alfie Bryant            Jordan Fagan
       10    Juan Cabrera        Trek Macauley           Sage Pigliardo
       11    Arthur Gaye         Sam Finch               Riley Eakin
       12    George Ballah       Desmund Khoo            Brody Hatt
       13    Amos Doegolia       Callum Husain           Layth Mohammed
       14    Brody Walker        Luke Jones              Zachary King
       15    Jared Lange         Abel Woldemichael       Shane Dingsdale
       16    Abraham Marley      Vaughan Audrain         Daniel Zeal Vum
       17    Lemeo Wordu                                 Jan Sherifi
       18                                                JC Rukundo
       19                                                Sajid Fayazi
       20                                                Abeniko Thang
             Coach               Coach                   Coach
             Richard Changadzo   Richard Bryant          Issi Toure
                                 Clem Paik-Swan
             Manager             Manager                 Manager
             Gary Ingram                                 Cameron Eakin
             Pete McCann
             Physio
             Jongeun Lee

              Next Kelmy State League Div 2 away game
      Saturday 31st August 2019 – MUM FC v Kelmscott Roos SC
                Murdoch University Synthetic Ground
           First Team – 3pm, Reserves – 1pm, U18 – 11am

          Next Kelmy State League Div 2 game at Frye Park
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Saturday 7 August 2019 - Kelmscott Roos SC v Dianella White Eagles SC
           First Team – 3pm, Reserves – 1pm, U18 – 11am

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Be at Frye Park for our last home game
on Saturday 7th September – there will be
incredible food and some amazing music
from the famous and incredibly talented
            ‘COZZY KOZILE’