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ASB Premiership ready for kickoff

3 September 2010
ASB Premiership ready for kickoff

The league opens with a battle of the Bombays as Auckland City travel to Waikato FC’s new Fred Jones home ground in Hamilton, while defending champions Waitakere United entertain perennial semi-finalist Team Wellington at Fred Taylor Park in West Auckland a day later.Known as the New Zealand Football Championship for the past six seasons, the…

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3 September 2010
ASB partners with NZ Football

The multi-million dollar five-year partnership will drive the development of this increasingly popular national sport, assisting NZF with their goal to implement a ‘whole of football plan’ for the benefit of New Zealanders. ASB’s commitment to NZF will transcend all levels of the game in New Zealand, from children playing their first friendly matches at…

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2 September 2010
Karembeu to be Games ambassador

The two-time OFC Player of the Year (he picked up the award in 1995 and 1998) has been chosen as an ambassador for the event, which will be held in his homeland from August 27 to September 10 next year.The Pacific Games, formerly known as the South Pacific Games, is a multi-sport competition and participation…

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2 September 2010
Riley up for American award

Riley was drafted 10th overall by FC Gold Pride in January and has been a constant presence at fullback as the Santa Clara outfit roared to the Regular Season Championship in their sophomore season.Riley is up against Boston Breakers pair Lauren Chaney and Jordan Angeli and Sky Blue’s Brittany Taylor for the award which is…

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2 September 2010
Dream outing for Kumar

The event was Kumar’s first taste of international competition outside the Oceania region and he says his appearance at the FIFA-sanctioned tournament was a good learning experience.“I can proudly say that this was a very successful outing for me,” he says. “I have learned a lot and this will help me go a very long…

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1 September 2010
Young Ferns given wake-up call

After displaying plenty of promise in Sunday morning’s 1-0 defeat to Korea Republic less than 24 hours after arriving from Auckland, the Kiwis were confident of scalping the European runners-up.They looked on track when Evie Millynn put them ahead in the 25th minute but a Siobhan Killeen equaliser before halftime and a late winner from…

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31 August 2010
Stadium hosts football feast

With football riding a wave of popularity not seen in New Zealand for nearly 30 years, the stadium is showcasing the round-ball code from grassroots to international level, featuring the game’s leading male and female talent and rising stars. “The month of football kicks off with the finals of the United Soccer 1 men’s competition…

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30 August 2010
Young Ferns edged by Korea

Having arrived in Florida from Auckland the night before, the Kiwis took their time shaking the travel out of their legs and fell behind to a Lee Han-Woon goal in the 10th minute. “The first five or 10 minutes showed that we’d only been here 18 hours and they’d been here eight days,” coach Dave…

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30 August 2010
Coach earns Portsmouth role

Marshall has been named as assistant academy manager at Championship club Portmsouth and will help to recruit 14 to 19-year-olds, as well as coach the club’s U-19 side.He will work under director of youth operations Paul Smalley, who worked for New Zealand Football as director of football from 2002 to 2005. Marshall is currently in…

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30 August 2010
Referee trainer earns degree

Touati, who works in the Oceania region as part of the FIFA-funded Refereeing Assistance Programme (RAP), is responsible for the fitness levels of the match officials within the OFC member associations and is part of an elite group to have earned the prestigious degree.“It has been a goal of mine for a long time and…

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