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STOP OUT
SPORTS CLUB
Football Central Premier League Proudly sponsored by
Stop Out v Upper Hutt City
Saturday 2nd April 2011, Hutt Park www.freeheat.co.nz
Today’s match proudly supported by
www.stopout.org.nz Issue 2011/01
2011 Executive Committee
Patrons:
Mayor Ray Wallace
Wynton Rufer
President:
Chris Canton
Chairman:
Peter Hartstonge
Treasurer:
Donna Beech
Club Captain:
Brent Hamlin
Jnr Coordinator:
Luke Jansen
Director of Football:
Besim Balicevac
Jnr Coaching Director:
Scott Easthope
Executive Committee:
Andrew Beech, Pat Gulley, Bernie Kane, Neil Kemp, Alastair Robb,
Justin Raffan, Gary Watkins, Ron Weitzel.
Life Members:
Dick Dunn, Jimmy Dunn, Tom Dunn, Peter Freidlander,
Peter Hartstonge, Dave Houghton Ernie Gould, Terry Killalea,
Arie Molenaar, Jim McCreadie, Carol McNie, Ron Weitzel.
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The First Word My blood is red… and gold! Day One of a new season... Heaven! Today we welcome Upper Hutt City to the hallowed turf of Hutt Park. It’s been a tremendously busy off season for the club and we are very excited about the positive progress we have made since the end of the 2010 sea- son. The club has already run a series of pre-season social league friendlies. The club has successfully run the 3rd Annual Women’s pre-season competition Stop Out has appointed Scott Easthope in the new role of Junior Coaching Director as we continue to improve on our “Capital Football 2010 Junior Club of the Year” award. Scott has already added some positive impact and professionalism to how our junior club is running! Stop Out is also one of the nine clubs within the Capital Football region to be selected as a pilot club to trial New Zealand Football’s new “Whole of Football” initiative. And Bess is back as Director of Football as we continue to strive for succeed at Senior level. Captain Steve Gulley leads the core of last years squad with some exciting additions to the team. With a solid pre-season behind us our senior sides are well prepared for 2011. Peter Maurer’s 3rd team and the Werewolves have aspi- rations for promotion and Women’s Director of Football Brendan Marsh and his charges aim to emulate last years extraordinary success. The 1st team will play in Capital Premier for the first time in the clubs history and with 3 senior teams wearing Red and Gold in 2011 it will be another great year for the Women at Stop Out. This Sun- day sees the season kick off for all Women’s leagues. So for all players and specta- tors enjoy the football. Good luck to both sides and please enjoy our Stop Out hospitality. 3 Chris Canton, President
Welcome from Besim...
Amazingly the 2011 Football Season has arrived. It certainly has crept up on us all with all the
Football we are able to watch both in our own NZFC, A-League and the massive amounts we
all get on TV.
Pre-season has come and gone and this
Luke Wilson
year has been one of excitement having
entered two teams in the Hilton Petone
Cup.
These matches have been invaluable for
our teams. The Capital 2 team has been
able to blood some fantastic young tal-
ent with a handful of youth players mak-
ing the step up to Senior Football.
Our Capital Premier team was able to
use the full squad in all matches and
Steve Gulley
give game time to our new recruits and
build combinations in playing the “Stop
Out way”.
The team had a very good tournament
going through unbeaten only to be elim-
inated on penalties at the Quarter Finals
stage.
As with every season players come and
go in the off season. I want to introduce
some of the new faces in our squad.
Aleem Sheik
Blair Easthope (Scottys older brother),
Wellington based Aleem Sheik and
Vathana Young have joined us this year
and will be superb additions to an al-
ready talented squad.
Welcome to Stop Out guys.
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I mentioned the A-League earlier and this season I was
engrossed in it.
The amount of free flowing Football was a breath of fresh air
and the Brisbane Roar and Central Coast Mariners have to
be
commended
Vinny Godwin
for sticking
to their
footballing
styles
and
philosophies.
It was no surprise that these teams made and
played out a wonderful Grand Final.
Maybe one day the Phoenix can change their
footballing philosophy and I’m sure success
Vathana Young
will come to them.
Hopefully this season we too can bring you the
fans and club members more free flowing
football.
We certainly won’t move away from our
philosophy.
Today our season begins with a real test
against defending champions Upper Hutt City.
Jamie Mason
I welcome Pedro Garcias and his team to Hutt
Park and hope that everybody enjoys a
fantastic match.
See you at the after match. Besim
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MENS DRAW 9th APRIL
CAPITAL PREMIER: Beanies for PDP
Miramar vs Stop Out
2.30pm, Dave Farrington
A special thank you to Jenny Hibbert and the team at
Select Residential. They have kindly purchased beanies
Capital 2: for our young stars of the future. No excuse now for
Uni Gossies vs Stop Out Mums and Dads not to get down to Hutt Park on those
cold winter afternoons knowing that their kids are
2.30pm, Kelburn
warm and cozy!
Capital 8:
Stop Out vs Marist Skins
2.30pm, Hutt Park 2,
Capital 11:
Uni-corns vs Werewolves
2.30pm, Nairnville 2
Masters 2:
Reds vs Karori
2.30pm, Hutt Park 3
Masters 4:
Island Bay vs Blacks
2.30pm,Wakefield 4
Masters 5: Any ideas?
Wests vs McCreadies
2.30pm, Endeavour So you want your team featured in the match
WOMEN DRAW 10th APRIL day programme. Or, you want to promote some-
thing fantastic that your son, daughter, or moth-
CAPITAL PREMIER: er-in-law have done (Oh lets not go to far!)
Tawa vs Stop Out
1.00pm, Redwood Park It’s your club programme so any news, gossip or
intrigue we’ll print. Talk to CC.
Women’s 2:
KCU vs Stop Out
1.00pm, Weka Park
Women’s 4:
Stop Out vs Wests 6
11.00am, Hutt Park 3 PETONE
2011 Premier League
Round 1 Sat 2 April Stop Out Upper Hutt
Round 2 Sat 9 April Miramar Stop Out
Round 3 Sat 16 April Stop Out Waterside
Round 4 Sat 23 April Marist Stop Out
Mon 25 April Chatham Cup
Round 6 Sat 30 April Stop Out Wests
Round 7 Sat 7 May Wgtn United Stop Out
Sat 14 May Chatham Cup
Round 8 Sat 21 May Stop Out Olympic
Round 9 Sat 28 May Wainuiomata Stop Out
Round 10 Sat 4 June Upper Hutt Stop Out
Round 5 Mon 6 June Island Bay Stop Out
Round 11 Sat 11 June Stop Out Miramar
Round 12 Sat 18 June Waterside Stop Out
Round 13 Sat 25 June Stop Out Marist
Round 14 Sat 2 July Stop Out Island Bay
Round 15 Sun 10 July Wests Stop Out
Round 16 Sat 16 July Stop Out Wgtn United
Round 17 Sat 23 July Olympic Stop Out
Round 18 Sat 30 July Stop Out Wainuiomata
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Stop Out FreeHeat
No. Player
1(GK) Vinny Godwin
2 Aleem Sheik
3 Luke Wilson
4 Damon Fussell
5 Jamie Mason
Director of Football:
Besim Balicevac 6 Vathana Young
Manager: 7 Brenton Winyard
Justin Raffan 8 Abass Sheikh
GK Coach: 9 Fisum Aden
Dean Mildenhall
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11 Blair Easthope
12 Michael Hagarty
Groundsman: 13 Luke Hartstonge
Peter Hartstonge
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15 Alejandro de Lima
16 Jason Tipping
17 Steven Gulley (c)
Ball boys: 18 Nathan Canton
10th McCreadie 8
19 James Houpt
GK Jack Kemp
Upper Hutt City
No. Player
1(GK) Michael Howells
2 Jason Mullins
3 Richard Henderson
4 Adam Brown Coach:
Pedro Garcias
5 Michael Garnett
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7 Matthew Gasper
8 Matt Bennett
9 Andy le Prou
10 Simon McCarthy
11 Wayne Rooker
12 Johnathan Winkworth Referee:
Keith Taylor
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14 Luke Grinley Assistants:
15 Brook Wate Paul Hodgson
16 Mohammed Safiq
17 Sam Rausch
18 Pedro Garcias
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Assessor
Karl Scutt
19 Steve Thomas
Stop Out Women in 2011
Building on the success of last winters fabulous season the
Mel “O”
club will enter 3 teams in local senior football this year.
Chris and Brendan are rapt to have Russell back on board
as squad manager and welcome Dean Bowden & Jenny
Hibbert, who are stepping into roles with the second and
third teams.
Our first team will play Premier League football and are raring to go after a bright showing at the recent Yellow Fe-
ver Stop Out Tournament. There team tackled Central League opposition & never looked out of place as our players
lifted their game to ever higher levels.
The second team tackle Division 2 and the third team start in Division 4. For both of these teams the challenge is
take advantage of the league system and make a push for promotion by mid season. We continue to run one en-
larged squad, trusting our methods and training systems to improve the standards of all our players and with the
competition evident for team spots at the moment we see no need to change.
The squad has grown to over 40 players, with a mix of young and not quite so young faces joining us this season to
complement the women returning from last year when three promotions, two league titles and a division cup were
won. This year the squad will again manage the club kitchen through the winter. And expect also to see our senior
players each week at the junior’s PDP on a Saturday as our young women assist the kids IN taking their first steps
playing the beautiful game. Brendan Marsh - Women’s DoF
PREMIER LEAGUE:
Stop Out vs Petone
Sun 3rd April - 1.00pm
HUTT PARK 1 NME Electrical - Supporters of Stop Out Women
Women Div 2:
Stop Out vs Petone
Sun 3rd April -11.00am
MEMORIAL PARK 2
Women Div 4:
Stop Out vs Petone
Sun 3rd April -1.00pm
MEMORIAL PARK 4
Stop Out Women’s squad of 2010
10New Junior Strip
There’s nothing too big for the
power’s that be at Stop Out…
The challenge in the off-season was
to design a new strip that was
unique to Stop Out…
Be true to our traditional colours of
red, gold and black…
And have it designed, manufac-
tured and ready for the 2011
season… JPL 13 coach Alex McDonald’s lads show off the
club’s new junior strip.
Oh and kit out the whole junior club!
… simple really.
Well the results are amazing and we’re not only the best looking club on show, but as Capital Foot-
ball’s 2010 Junior club of the Year
we can play a bit as well!
For our JPL and
Promo teams
the season Stop Out branding
kicked off on the back of
today and the every shirt.
rest of the
Priceless!
Juniors start
next weekend.
Get along and watch some of our
juniors as there’s some very special
talented players within the club and our next generation of senior players.
Good technique,
Miss Jansen!
11Each issue our statistics guru Stat Man Raffa!
Justin Raffan will highlight some
Keith Barton played 246 games
interesting facts involving our for our 1st team between 1972
Stop Out players. and 1984.
This edition we focus on a leg- This included playing in the
end of our club and our most National League (1972 - 1980) and Central One (1981-
capped player—KEITH BARTON. 1984).
Keith has been nominated for Keith was a Wellington Senior Men’s Representative -
the inaugural Wellington Foot- 1972 - 76 , 1980 = 18 games.
ball Hall Of Fame He also represented New Zealand once in 1975 with a game
: against China which ended in a 2 all draw.
Year Appearances
1972 15
Keith sadly passed away a few years ago.
1973 16
1974 18
1975 14
1976 12
1977 21
1978 22
1979 22
1980 22
1981 22
1982 22
1983 18
1984 22
“Bart” in normal pose—a slide tackling machine!
Total 246
Total App 1st App Last App
Keith BARTON 246 1972 1984
Trevor WATTAM 191 1986 2003
Steve BOYLAND 168 1971 1984
Glenn PERRY 156 1981 1994
Matt CANTWELL 144 1980 1998
Bruce POLYANSZKY 140 1980 1991
Tony GAVIN 128 1990 2003
David CREAMER 120 1983 1991
Alan HARRISON 117 1980 1986
Gordon MCABNEY 115 1983 1991
Maurice TILLOTSON 110 1974 1979
Alex MCDONALD 107
12 2004 -
Eddie ZATORSKI 102 1988 2001
Phillip ABRAHAM 100 1976 1993Yellow Fever Stop Out Women’s Tournament
Our annual pre-season Women’s tournament
saw the Yellow Fever come on board as
sponsors in 2011.
Two days of magnificent weather and high
quality football saw Lower Hutt come out on
top in Div 1 and Wellington United in Div 2.
A fantastic dress rehearsal for the season and
only a couple of broken bones!
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Great supporters of Stop Out with a lot of Italian flair!The Last Word!
Stop Out life-long fan Michael Barton
shares his views on the football world!
THE SEASON STARTS
Checking my email the other day there was one sitting there from Chris Canton. When I opened
it and read that the season was due to kickoff in a matter of days I was at a loss on two counts.
Firstly, where did the close season go? How did I miss that? That is seven months just washed
away like tears in rain. Secondly, what great news! Football is back again. Mind you these day it
never really goes away does it? That said, this is different, this is our local team. We touched on
this last season, the notion of the local team and what it means to have them to support. They
matter.
Geoffrey Green wrote for The Times, in London, many years ago. One of his more memorable
quotes is They have won because their football is a dance full of irrational surprises and Dionysiac
variations. This is our third year in the Central Premier League and I would like think that our
season will hold all of that which Green encapsulated in that one sentence.
However, there are wiser and far less romantic football heads around. According our Stop Out’s
very own, very matter of fact, football sage Alastair Robb this is our year. That said he has a pro-
viso. We have to play beautiful football...except when the pitches are covered in mud and in that
case you can just biff it over the top and get every person and his dog to chase the thing..
The new end of season format also holds appeal. None of this second chance stuff for the team
that comes last in the Central League it is just a two legged cup final that will decide things. If we
are talking about that already I guess that means there is sense of optimism in the air. Why not!
We played some decent stuff last year and I for one cannot see any reason why we cannot go on
from there. If you are wondering what is meant by decent stuff? Look at the football played in
the match against Island Bay United. That was decent stuff!
At this point I want to borrow three sentences from a report by the UK’s Social Issues Research
Centre, 2008, entitled Football Passions. At this season’s start let’s remember football is an im-
portant means for people to form and maintain strong friendships that might otherwise not ex-
ist. Then to be a 'true' fan requires the 'living' experience of football. It is not about being a mere
spectator – it is about being a participant. Match attendance is a given, of course, but there is also a
duty to engage emotionally in the life of the team in order to impact positively on a team's perfor-
mance.
So shout, chew your nails, and give Besam more advice than he really needs (spare the referees).
The 2011 season starts here.
The Football Passions report is to be found at www.sirc.org/football/football_passions.pdf
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Michael BartonYou gotta laugh!
CF MESSAGE TOCLUBS
Pre- Sunday 3 April – Newtown Park
Changing Rooms – Olympic will
season have the use of the new double
training changing room at the southern end of
the building. Wgtn Utd and NCR will
starts
have one each of the old changing
next rooms at the northern end of the
week! building. Waterside Karori will have
use of the changing rooms up top at
the #2 ground. You will not be able
to leave your gear in there however
as they will be in use for the 1pm
Women’s 1 match on the #2 ground
starting at 1pm
Or come to Hutt Park and you’ll
get your own changing room for
A the day! All under one roof, close
normal to the ground, club rooms, bar,
kitchen. Oh and a warm shower!
keeper’s
pose!
Don’t
try this
at
home! CF MESSAGE TO CLUBS:
There is a new draw on the web-
site. Fraser Park 1 – 4 is out due
15 to goal posts being stolen!16
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