17/05/08: PL Round 8: Coogee United V UNSW
10/05/08: PL Round 7: Coogee United V Pagewood
03/05/08: PL Round 6: Coogee United V Glebe Wanderers
12/04/08: PL Round 3: Coogee United V Waverly Old Boys
05/04/08: PL Round 2: Dunbar Rovers V Coogee United
29/03/08: PL Reserves: Round 1: Coogee United V Sydney Uni
29/03/08: PL Round 1: Coogee United V Sydney Uni

Sat 17/05/08
PL Round 7: Coogee United V UNSW
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 1 UNSW 0

Gudge: Hi, I'm Paul Gudgeon. You may remember me from such films as "Best of Post Season Nude Runs 2003-2006", "The Year Luton Town Almost Made it to Europe" and "Gudge's Guide to Possum Spotting: Hey, check out that funny looking cat".

Baz: And I'm Barry Ryan, self titled former Coogee great and current AA3 mascot.

Gudge: Thanks for joining us today as we take a look at Coogee's 1-0 weekend win against UNSW, which will hopefully get Coogee's season back on track. Pundits have lauded Gaffer Ronnie's decision to make sweeping changes to his underperforming squad, introducing Mikheil up front, Pykey back into the centre, and with the hope of scaring a few spotty students, very bravely opting to play himself at sweeper.

Baz: Desperate times alright for the Gaffer, probably trying to drum up a bit of interest in renewing his prems contract after O35A's and O35B's both withdrew offers earlier in the week.

Gudge: We join the action in the first half with Coogee attacking furiously from the first minute. As you'll see from these highlights, everyone from 1 to 11 was showing some real hunger, obviously keen to take the game to Uni. Mikhail almost gets the black and white off to the perfect start, spotting the keeper off his line and pile driving one at goal, only to be denied by the crossbar. The rebound falls to my feet, and let's watch closely here as I smash it well wide with Haysey stood unmarked and scratching himself in a great position!

Baz: Coogee certainly did butcher some chances in the first half didn't they Paul?

Gudge: Too right. Lets take a quick look at this highlights reel: Rhino just heading this opportunity from a corner wide, Mikhail skinning his man on the right and putting Haysey in on goal, only for Haysey to blast over, ooh, here's a good one where I tap the volley to the keeper from just yards out!

Baz: There were some real positives though, and you know how much I like to focus on those. Hamer and Donaldo were getting plenty of crosses in, and Nialler, Rhino and Gaffer Cannavaro were certainly looking pretty solid at the back.

Gudge: On to the second half now, with Coogee continuing the push for their 1st goal whilst becoming increasingly frustrated as the chances wouldn't stick. 'Glass man' Damo then introduced the first sub - Coogee's own South American with a just a hint of Yorkshire, Finch-Messi, as Haysey got a rest.

Baz: That Finch-messi is some kind of forward alright, though my mail is that off the pitch he has an even harder time of it keeping his legs closed than me in my heyday at right back.

Gudge: Moving on then - here we'll see Andy and the Pykey continuing their dominance in the centre of the park - Pykey really was untouchable in the air, probably should check his boots this week to make sure he doesn't have any students stuck down there - and this allowed the wide players to pile forward.

Baz: Nick was certainly looking lonely between the sticks. In the second half I actually saw him sending a romantic SMS to the missing Jim 'mini' Grantham in a futile attempt to keep his hands warm.

Gudge: With 20 mins left, 50 P Baz was sent on for the shattered Pykey. By this time, young Ryan probably would have had more run in his legs than his old man. Almost with his first touch, 50 p Baz uses the sharper side of his head and is pretty unlucky to see the header bounce back into play off the crossbar. Just moments later, one of the Uni boys juggles the ball with his hand in the box - but no penalty. Surprised the ref didn't pick it up Baz?

Baz: Absolutely, but he was a good 50 yards behind the play, certainly not what you'd expect of Vince with his lofty standards in that area. He'll be upset with himself for that one.

Gudge: Finally, Coogee gets the breakthrough with 15 minutes left. Let's pause it here as Finchy finds the ball on the right hand side. Simple stuff now, I'm literally taking notes as I speak, he turns to his left and plays it into the center towards Andy and 50p Baz. Andy gets on the end of it... controls it with his left... and buries it with his right for his second goal of the season.

Baz: Good to see Coogee finally bury one, but I really wouldn't forgive myself if I didn't run through the final few chances that weren't put away. Here we see Mikael slicing a sharp chance over the top after good work from Finch-messi, and finally Rhino bursting through the Uni defence like a herd of elephants before belting the ball over onto Bunnerong road. That Rhino can really turn a game - reminds me of the time that I lined up as centre mid for the prems...

Gudge: The final few minutes saw the defence lock things up... I understand that the Coogee boys then got straight down the CBH to sell some rare meat and have an equally rare discussion involving 3 full points...

Baz: If I could just take you back a couple of seasons I would've had about five against a team like UNSW... eh? Eh? Oh...

Man of the Match - The Pykey

Team:
Nick
Gaffer Ronny
Nialler
Ryan
Scott
Stevey
Andy
The Pykey
Mikhail
Gudge
Haysey

Subs:
Finchi
Baz
The Hoff
Captain Sensible


- Report by Scotty & Gudge

Sat 10/05/08
PL Round 7: Coogee United V Pagewood
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 0 Pagewood 2

Pagewood get an opportunity to sing their 'endearing' song in Coogee's presence for the first time in living memory...

Man of the Match - Andy

Team:
Nick the Dish
Rhino
Nialler
50p Baz
Andy
Donaldo
Davey Hayes
Belch
Steven Hawk
Gudge
Finchy

Subs:
Jimmy Grantham
Mikhail Liebdt
The Pykey


- Report by Scotty & Gudge

Sat 03/05/08
PL Round 6: Coogee United V Glebe Wanderers
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 2 Glebe Wanderers 2

With injuries piling up like the empty tinnies out the back of El Presidente's Heffron "office", a slightly new look Coogee squad came together for the vital clash against the Glebe Mercenaries.

While watching the Coogee Ressies hand out a 2-0 lesson to their Glebe counterparts, talk focussed around the reinstatement of the Keg Cup, how desperate we were to keep up our recent domination of the Mercenaries, and how hard we'd have to for fight for the much needed points.

Sounds motivational? Obviously wasn't, as we went out there and were pretty much junk for at least the first 20. The possession game plan went quickly out the window and Glebe kept bombing long down the middle, finally getting an early goal via an admittedly handy finish.

Thanks to that unnecessarily harsh wake up call, Coogee lifted slightly to edge their way back into it. Finchy tried his luck from distance, Haysey had a half chance on the back post... but then the unthinkable happened - with Rhino and Belch hitting the deck like dominos, Glebe strolled through to nick a second. At this stage, the lovely onlookers in the marquee must have started suspecting that the whole thing was a ruse to scare them off the game forever.

There wasn't much that Gaffer Ronny could say at half time that he hadn't said the week prior loud enough to be heard by Andy in the UK. Donaldo and Stevey were given the free pass to push on to sniff around for a goal, and the message went out that it was time to start playing direct.

Second half Coogee were a different team - Belch, Jonny the Monk and Ryan tightened up at the back, and Coogee started storming over Glebe right from the whistle. Stevey was cutting loose on the left and linking up well with Gudge to cut the Mercenaries apart. All in all, pretty lucky that football is a game of two halves, otherwise the Social Committee may have needed to spring for 24 hour suicide watch the way the Gaffer was looking at half time.

Anyway, the momentum was converted into chances as Haysey got free in box, centered himself for the left foot volley... and was only denied by a fair save on the line by the Mercenary keeper.

Coogee kept pressing, and Finchy released Donaldo down the right, who broke free for the corner with lightning pace (or was it thanks to Glebe's centre back spectacularly taking out his winger?). With all the time in the world, Donaldo picked out the head of the biggest man in the box... Haysey wasn't going to be denied a second time, and nodded it over the huge charging keeper to bring Coogee back into the game.

Minutes later, Mini "Angry” Anderson", spouting wild profanities all the while, pounced at the edge of the box, switched to his peach of a left boot and left the keeper stranded... eerily reminiscent of his second half winner against Glebe last year anybody?... but was denied by the woodwork.

At the other end, Nick the dish kept Coog in the hunt with the first speccy of the season, getting up at the last moment to swat away a shot destined for the top left hand corner. Keepers. Coincidentally starts pulling saves like this one off the very minute a crowd of ladies is spotted on the sideline. Rhino was also doing pretty well with Glebe's lump of a striker, and kept scrapping hard to keep Glebe out as they continued to bomb everything long.

Despite first half teething troubles, Coogee's new look midfield combination of Gudge, Andy and Mini was proving to be a perfect combination of youth and... um, more youth? They dominated as the half wore on, and it became increasingly clear that the Gudge/Andy combination was destined for bigger things, with the tasty balance of Andy running and Gudge watching Andy run.

50p Baz came on in the spirit of ladies day, dedicating his performance to his favourite author, Danielle Steel. 50p managed to get his head on just about everything and also showed new found maturity off the ball, at one stage letting his Mr World approved buns do the talking.

With the fresh legs, Coogee stepped it up again with Glebe camped firmly on their own 18 yard box. Donaldo threw in a long speculator from the right…and Andy bolted through to belt it in on the back post. 2-2 and the ladies must have thought Gudge had scored given the unveiling of his patented celebration for the Glebe crowd.

The Mercenaries looked destroyed, and Coogee sensed blood... but couldn't seal the deal with a winner. With only minutes to spare, one last deep cross was wobbled in from the right leaving the massive Glebe keeper stranded. Gudge headed it forward from the edge of the box and Finchy dived in to scramble the ball home... but could only find one of his ex-boyfriends, having to settle instead for a heart-warming little catch up in the goal mouth dirt...

Glebe held out, made some late changes and then went looking to sneak a goal in the final minutes without any luck. Shared honours then, with Coogee retaining the keg cup... again. Also worthy of note, the Mercenaries then didn't turn up at the Coogee Bay Hotel, so of course we had to drink their free beer... again...

Man of the Match - Andy

Team:
Nick the Dish
Rhino
Johnnie the Monk
Jimmy Grantham
Andy
Donaldo
Davey Hayes
Belch
Steven Hawk
Gudge
Finchy

Subs:
50p Baz


- Report by Scotty & Gudge

Sat 12/04/08
PL Round 3: Coogee United V Waverly Old Boys
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 2 Waverly Old Boys 4

Round 3 saw Coogee up against last year's shock competition victors, Waverly Old Boys - who derive their name from their tendency to complain about almost anything like a pack of rheumatic old men, such as the colour of goalkeeper jerseys, being tackled, having to get up within 5 minutes of being tackled, getting their nice white strip dirty and 'young people today' having any fun of any description etc.

For those of you out there who like your football explained with a funny little pointer and on screen hand-drawn arrows, the match itself started with an eerily similarity to the return leg of Arsenal v Liverpool's recent Champion's league tie. Coogee/Arsenal played WOB off the park for the first 25, and if WOB/Liverpool even got a touch in that period, I can't remember it. Coogee peppered the WOB goal without luck, and it really did seem like a matter of time as Mini, Andy and Hally were running absolutely amok in the middle.

Then, about 30 minutes in, WOB made their first excursion into the Coogee territory on the break, wobbled a speculator into the box and duffed one in. The less said about that the better, but Nick got his first touch picking the ball out of the back of the net, and Coogee went straight back on the attack looking for the equaliser. The WOB defence was looking skittish to say the least, and the old WOB plan of playing out of the back was leading to balls to Coogee feet, long balls over the sideline and desperate miss-kicks for numerous Coogee corners. Once again... it only seemed like a matter of time.

Fair play to WOB though, as they went another 15 minutes with hardly a touch, hit out on the break and snuck another one. A lesson in counter attacking football a la Liverpool (although the comparison does break down a bit when you consider the comedic inventiveness of the WOB fans), and a shell shocked Coogee went into the dressing sheds at half time wondering how the hell they were two down. WTF.

Coogee started the second half where it had left off, pressing desperately for its first. When WOB then broke away to bustle in a third, and a heinously obvious WOB handball in the box was waved away minutes later, the fans might have been forgiven for making their excuses to head home.

As an aside, one thing certainly hasn't improved in the off season is the Heffron pitch, which is now looking rougher than an endoscope pic of the Pikey's knee cartilage. Leaving aside the infamous Coogee United '12th man', the hard working Heffron ground staff appear to have deemed the heavy roller superfluous to requirements, with the potholes and dodgy bounce bigger and better than ever. It's led to a few exciting moments so far, particularly for the shorter guys like Steve and Mini with a little extra bobble meaning the difference between an easy first touch and the ball sailing over his head. I just wanted to work that one in there, and may be related in some way to an admittedly nifty piece of work on the right and tight finish that netted Waverly their fourth. Needless to say, Coogee's defence were lining up hoping to be engulfed by the Heffron Park 12th man.

4-0 down and looking well chuffed, Gaffer Ronny started releasing his unprecedented golden bench, sending on Dan Camara and Mikhail, followed closely by Belch, the Pikey and 50p, as Gudge, Donaldo, Mini and Davey Pizarro had a rest. Camara clearly wasn't convinced that the game was over, rampaging straight down the middle of the Heffron minefield/carpet, sweeping past at least 13 WOB defenders before unloading a cracker on the edge of the box to get Coogee on the board. 4-1.

Just minutes later, Camara struck again, finding time and space on the back post to head in a corner, and if you put this in slow motion, you can see the moment that WOB dropped their bundle... there. The last 15 was a mad scramble as Coogee rallied desperately to salvage a point, and WOB showed that they know what gamesmanship really means with a never ending series of horrible injuries (it makes you wonder how the marshmallow men keep fielding a team year after year. I've seen at least 14 of them carried off on stretchers in the last 18 months). Hally got away from his marker and headed one into the crossbar, 50p sprayed one into the carpark, and Camara banged away looking good for a late hat-trick... but it wasn't to be. 50p and the Pikey did their usual meet and greet, which is always a real treat to watch... but in the end it was no real consolation as WOB whinged and moaned their way home for the full three points.

Man of the Match - Danny Camera easy, easy

Team:
Nick the Dish
Rhino
Johnnie the Monk
Jimmy Grantham
Andy
Hally
Donaldo
Davey Hayes
David Hofierka
Steven Hawk
Gudge

Subs:
50p Baz
Belch
Mikhail Liebdt
Danny Camara
The Pikey


- Report by Scotty & Gudge

Sat 05/04/08
PL Round 2: Dunbar Rovers V Coogee United
Heffron Park

Result: Dunbar Rovers 1 Coogee United 0

A beautiful, crisp blue sky and beaming sun watched over Heffron Park where Coogee United came up against their bogey team Dunbar, last season's minor Premiers. Dunbar were obviously feeling pretty confident going into the game, apparently deciding to field their O35's squad, with more grey hair and bald patches on show than a Craig Foster testimonial.

The game got underway and the first 20 minutes had little in the way of scoring opportunities as both teams were looking like teams not wishing to give much away. Dunbar did manage a few early corners and free kicks around Coogee's box, and finally came up with the first opportunity of the game. A corner to the back post - Jim jumped like a salmon and the Dunbar defender stood flat footed, still won his header that narrowly went over the cross bar - Jim aka Mini was more relieved than most.

Coogee started to get on top with Andy, Jim, Hally and Dave Hayes playing some nice football in the centre of the Park. Haysey tested Dunbar's number one on a couple of occasions, firstly with a delicate chip that sailed narrowly over. Moments later he let loose with a strong volley that was parried away for a corner. The resulting set piece was swung in by Andy and it fell to Hollywood Hall, from all of four yards out Hollywood managed to toe it over the bar! The Coogee faithful could be seen tearing lumps of their own hair out. Five minutes before half time, Ryan and Johnny the Monk who had both been very solid until this point, were having their Saturday afternoon siesta as a Dunbar striker burst through one on one with the Curtis. He struck it very well but hit the bar. Before the half was over Finchy was played in behind the Dunbar defence and was harshly pulled up for offside. Finchy (presumably not realising) carried on, banged it in and wheeled off celebrating in typical Finchy style... once he had finished and realized the goal didn't stand, his look of disappointment was only equalled by Belch's look of amazement later in the evening when being booted out of the CBH at the grand old time of 10.30pm.

The second half started with Coogee playing some tidy football, having Simon and Stevey as strong options coming in from deep. However, no real clear cut chances came early and Dunbar started to edge their way back into the game. Finally, in a coup for octogenarians everywhere, Dunbar nicked a goal about 25 minutes in. A low shot towards Nick's right hand side came in from the edge of the box and trickled over the line despite nick getting a hand on it. Nick fined himself in the CBH feeling he should have done better (reserve your own judgment), and will probably be facing yet another FIFA enquiry into match fixing. Peacock introduced the Gudge freshly back from some much needed ball training and tanning in Brazil, who made an instant impact, dropping the shoulder to lose his man, and playing a ball over the top into Hollywood's path. Hollywood marched through on goal with a lone defender up his backside, striking the ball well enough, only to see it turned around the post. Hollywood picked out an unmarked Gudge with a fantastic ball from the resulting corner only for Gudge to butcher it 'joga bonito' style. Jim then spotted Stevey's raging run down the left and was unlucky when his ball was cut out, as Hawkeye replays showed that Steve would have cut in from the left and buried it.

Peacock sent on Dave 'the Hoff' and Donaldo as the home crowd broke into a stirring rendition of the old favorite 'You don't know what you’re doing'. Donaldo, disguised with a shaven head (for a good cause) soon let his mask slip, his nemesis of a first touch the culprit... a long sweeping long ball was attempted by Donaldo as he charged down the right flank, only managing to pick out the feet of 13yr old Sally in the netball courts adjacent. With fifteen minutes left, Andy was unlucky with a free kick, just hitting the head of the wall for what looked like a goal, his second free kick moments later was a disgrace to the game of football (even taking into account his explanation that the ball performs differently in the Southern Hemisphere). A poor ball was played to him on the Heffron Park 'carpet'... he reached forward for the mega strike on goal & could only slice it into the path of the opponents, they broke away and nearly scored. Coogee's final sub was then sent on, 50p Devlin - also with a shaved head (although less of a hair style choice for our Baz).

50p played a sweeping ball out the left, Haysey chased it, sliding like any hero would, but didn't get there. It's worth adding he lost half a leg of skin for the cause, especially considering that his leg must go at a premium rate due to scarcity. The final Coogee chance came with minutes remaining, as Gudge tinkered with his man on the left, put over a cross (too deep) to the Hoff, Andy and mini/Jim were all involved in a desperate goal mouth scramble as Coogee tried to find that goal, there wasn't to be a Coogee hero. MOM Mini, so two games in three points and a huge game against party poopers Waverley next week. Let's hope our very own Harry Kewell (Damo) is back after a run of bad luck with various injuries and Big Brother promotion events.

Team:
Curtis
Belch (Si)
Hamner
Ryan
Well Heung
Mikhail
Finchy
Andy
Jim
Hally
Dave Hayes

Subs:
Donaldo
Gudge
Baz Devlin
The Hoff

- Report by Scotty & Gudge

Sat 29/03/08
PL Reserves Round 1: Coogee United V Sydney Uni
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 2 Sydney Uni 1

PLR Return to Winning Ways

The first game of the season had the PLR in confident mood. The pre season running regime was over and the freshly mowed Heffron turf was inviting the PLR to commence the defence of their 2007 championship win. Activity in the transfer market during the off season enabled Coogee field a strong side despite some notable absences on account of 'Safe Hands' Mike Nixon's wedding. Congratulations to the big man and his wife Nicole.

The first half was not the most entertaining display for the fans with both sides battling hard for possession but neither capable of asserting their dominance resulting in periods of scrappy and broken play. Coogee worked hard to open the Sydney Uni defence but failed to find the final ball. Both sides were happy to hear the half time whistle and get in with a clean sheet.

Some half-time restructuring of the Coogee midfield saw them start to get a grip on the game and put together some good passing moves. A further change with Daniel Farrell replacing Glen Cantanzariti gave the team more width and it was Farrell's through ball for James Le Cornu to run onto and nutmeg the keeper that finally broke the deadlock. Coogee didn't settle for the 1-0 and continued to stretch the Uni defence. Donny's introduction with 10 mins to go was enough time for the consummate finisher to unleash a blistering volley from outside the box which dipped over the keeper and put Coogee 2-0 up.

After that Coogee's mind wandered to the after game refreshments. Sydney Uni continued to battle right to the end and were rewarded with a goal coming from a goal mouth scramble with just minutes to go. The Coogee defence held firm for the last few nervy minutes to come away with a 2-1 win.

Team:
Chris Clewlow
Jorke Janssen
Gary Arnstein
Beau Paine
Glen Catanzariti
Matty Anchors
Jake Peacock
Mick Belay
Jason Flynn
James Le Cornu
Brendan Bonner

Subs:
Daniel Farrell for Glen Catanzariti
Donny Lanesbury for Jason Flynn

Sat 29/03/08
PL Round 1: Coogee United V Sydney Uni
Heffron Park

Result: Coogee United 3 Sydney Uni 2

A new season, and a new raft of excuses for Gaffer Ronny to mull over as the Coog went into the first round decimated by injury, work commitments, honeymoons of course, "the" wedding of 2008. Also, a big thanks to Sydney Uni who were very understanding leading up to the match and did their best to ensure that they would get the 3 points by way of forfeit. Cheers lads - here's hoping we can repay the favour some time.

The first round lineup saw a few lads making their debut after an active silly-season recruitment splurge by Gaffer Ronny: Belcher, Mikheil 'Mr World 2008' (he is already at unbackable odds), Japps Sharapova and Davey 'the Bomber' Pizarro, who has quietened down a bit since his 18 month suspension from the Peruvian national team for "introducing alcohol and women" to the squad's hotel. Club stalwarts are desperately hoping that he can reproduce that sort of form for the Coog, regardless of whether he is scoring goals.

The match got off at a cracking pace, both teams getting a few corners without any clear-cut chances. This soon came to an end as Pizarro hit out down the right and dropped a peach of a cross on to Haysey's right boot. Haysey, probably not used to quality service like that, took his time and then decided on the Gaelic Footy option, going for the single point above the crossbar, and safely finding the mark.

The students had plenty of run in the middle, but Coogee were applying the screws and continually winning the ball in the danger area, putting plenty of pressure on the Uni goal. A shaky ball across the 18 yard box resulted in Donaldo going up against the keeper to collect the 50/50 ball, proving again that no one gets injured if both players fly in studs up. Upshot was that the ball dribbled out of the carnage to Pizarro's feet, who coolly slotted it between desperate defenders to open his goal scoring account at Coogee United.

And so it was that Coogee came out of the break 1-0 up and pressing to kill the game off. The result came quickly, with Finchey chasing down a loose ball in the box. His back was to goal and there were more questions marks forensically than the Kennedy assassination, but Finchey claimed it Haysey style and only a seriously heartless ref couldn't have given it to him after a celebration like that.

Finchey's much deserved second came only minutes latter. Build up play down the right resulted in good ball to Finchey's feet at the edge of the box. A fresh faced Uni defender made the green error of turning Finchey on to his left, who blazed away giving the keeper no chance at all. Finchey then backed that up with an even more deserved yellow card after a trademark celebration that included some quality question and answer time with the Uni crowd.

Finchey's antics didn't quite hide the fact that Donaldo was still looking for his second touch of the game, and Gaffer Ronny finally dragged him (to the tune of 'The Passenger' by Bono/Pavarotti), making way for Jimmy in the center of the park. Si also hit the bench, making way for Japps Sharapova in an obvious attempt to add some shine to an admittedly homely backline (excluding Nialler of course).

At that stage, and 3-0 up it looked like a demolition was on the cards... needless to say it took a very special effort to give Uni a sniff of getting back into it. Up until this point, Rhino and Johhny had been looking sharp at the back, and 50p Devlin was impressing with a solid performance (lasting the full 90 minutes, making him a 'must pick' for your next fantasy squad. You'll get him for a song, freeing up some cash to buy a decent striker). The less said about Uni's two goals in the closing minutes the better, but there was a shocking bounce off a free kick and some other mayhem that Nick will one day be able to talk about. Let's just say that he is now under closer FIFA surveillance than Bruce Grobbelaar and the Juve 'Referee's Friendship Fund' combined.

That said, Coogee held on for the 3-2 win and the perfect start to the season, even with a number of key players missing. Fortunately, next week will herald the return of pure talent - Coogee's troubled Brazilian playmaker Gudge... just in time too, as Finchey's boots are looking like they need a polish…

Not 100% sure who 'official' man of the match was, but Finchy and Johnny the Monk both played out of their skins, and deserved the honours from where I was sitting.

Team:
Nick the Dish
Rhino
Johnnie the Monk
Simon Belcher
50p Baz
Finchey
Nialler
Donaldo
Davey Hayes
Mikhail Liebdt
David Hofierka

Subs:
Craig Japps
Jimmy Grantham

- Report by Scotty & Gudge