Heroic Clonbullogue claim provincial honours in drama packed final
ABSOLUTELY no one could have scripted the way Clonbullogue brought their fairytale year into dreamland when they won the 2021 Leinster Junior Football Champions...
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ABSOLUTELY no one could have scripted the way Clonbullogue brought their fairytale year into dreamland when they won the 2021 Leinster Junior Football Champions...
At Memorial Park in Palmerston North, North End will be out to extend their three-game unbeaten run when they host Gisborne Thistle.
“So it’s good in one way that we’re playing them again so soon,” he said. “We can prepare for the way they play and change our style to meet this.” Schmeling said he would be travelling with 14 players to the game, missing last weekend’s goalscorer Jordan Joblin-Hall, Jaeden Shaw, Jamie Lambe and new recent signing Anthony Bell. As a result of their win over Marist, Wanderers lie second equal with Marist on the league ladder but with a game in hand, three points behind unbeaten leaders Massey University. ♦ Massey are holders of the Federation Cup, another round of which i...
Missing will be Jono Steele, Jamie Lambe and Jaeden Shaw, so it seems the likes of recent signing Anthony Bell, Eli Smith and Fletcher Leslie will enjoy more game time. Coach Juliano Schmeling says he is aware of the threat Wanderers will pose to Marist’s title hopes, especially through the tall men in the Bay side. “In training we have also been looking at things like playing the ball out from the back and the decision-making in our finishing.” He says the side’s aim is to play a possession-based, organised game – rather like they achieved most of the time in their drubbing of ...
Schmeling was happy enough with Marist’s three-goal win at Levin last weekend. Even though they dominated enough for more goals to have been possible, they at least kept a clean sheet, he said. This weekend, Marist will be missing the injured Jaeden Shaw and Jamie Lambe, but Josh Cremen should be back from injury. In an interesting development, the club has signed Whanganui veteran Anthony Bell, who will likely start off the bench against Thistle. An attacking forward-cum-winger, Bell will give Marist “another good option”, Schmeling said. Bell will be especially remembered locall...