KELMSCOTT ROOS2000 – West Ham Utd pay a record 1.8 million pounds for the late obby Moores...

KELMSCOTT ROOS V

QUINNS FC

State League Division 2 - Saturday 6th July 2019 - Frye Park

Kelmscott Roos SC v Quinns FC

www.kelmscottroos.com

Kelmscott Roos Sponsors for 2019

The President would like a word… Welcome to Frye Park.

If you don’t already know, we have a Quiz-Night on Saturday 20th

July. Details will be on our Facebook page and website.

Thank you as always to our sponsors, supporters and the community

– you are, as Tina Turner says, ‘Simply the Best’

Let’s hope the rain stays off. Enjoy this afternoon – see you in the bar

after the game.

President, Kelmscott Roos SC - Dennis Warwick

Coaches Corner

Welcome to Ian and everyone from Quinns - I hope you enjoy our

hospitality up here in the hills.

Today’s game has all the potentials hanging above it; just which one

will play out and be determined in the 90mins. I’m sure we all have

our speculations as players, coaches and spectators hence the reason

it promises to be a spectacle. Over the last couple of weeks we have

started to show some consistency, and this is what we’ll be working

towards in today’s game - focussing on the things within our control.

It’s great to play a benchmark team under the guidance of a

renounced coach in Ian. However, it will be about our performance

today and working towards a positive result. Our attitude and mindset

will orchestrate our game plan to success.

All the best to Issi and the 18’s and Richie with the ressies and

hopefully the consistency is maintained. May the games be played in

the right spirit and join us in the clubhouse after for a chat and a

drink.

First Team Coach, Kelmscott Roos SC – Richard Changadzo

On This Day – 6th July…

2000 – West Ham Utd pay a record 1.8 million pounds for the late

Bobby Moore’s collection of memorabilia – 79 items, including his

1966 World Cup winners’ medal.

1969 – Filming begins on ‘Ned Kelly’, starring Mick Jagger.

1962 – Wimbledon Men’s Tennis: Rod Laver beats fellow Aussie

Martin Mulligan for the 3rd leg of his 1st Grand Slam.

1957 – John Lennon (16) and Paul McCartney (15) meet for the first

time as Lennon’s group ‘The Quarrymen’ perform at as church dinner.

1949 – Freak heat-wave sent central coast of Portugal to 158 degrees

for 2 minutes – yes…158 degrees!

1928 – 1st all talking motion picture shown in New York.

1924 – 1st photo sent experimentally across the Atlantic sea by radio –

USA to England.

1912 – Donald Lippincott runs world record 100m – 10.6 seconds.

1905 – Alfred Deakin becomes Prime Minister of Australia for the

second time.

1885 – Louis Pasteur successfully tests an anti-rabies vaccine.

1943 – Northern Territory passes from New South Wales to South

Australia.

1858 – Lyman Blake patents shoe manufacturing machine.

1853 – William Wells Brown publishes ‘Clotel’ – the 1st novel by an

African American.

1934 – Cordoba, Argentina, is founded by Jeronimo Luis de Cabrera

(related to our own Juan Cabrera).

1483 – Richard III is crowned King of England after deposing Edward V.

1189 – Richard the Lionheart is crowned King of England.

FOOTBALL FACTS

1. Arthur Wharton is considered the first black professional footballer in the world.

2. Bena Tshadi were drawing 1-1 with visitors Basanga in the

Democratic Republic of Conga, when lightning struck, and killed

an entire football team.

3. Bryce Brites, a 20-month-old baby, is the world’s youngest professional football player. He ‘signed’ with Belgian club, FC Racing Boxberg. The club says, ‘no one dribbles like Bryce’ (I’m not joking – this is true), and that ‘Bryce does things with the ball no one else can’. But, he misses out on being the youngest ever professional by 2 months. That record belongs to Dutch footballer, Baerke van der Meij, who ‘signed’ a 10 year deal with VVV-Venlo when he was 18-months-old…he can’t even write his name…how did they ‘sign’ the contracts?

4. Greenland cannot join FIFA because not enough grass grows for a

football field.

5. Dino Zoff (Italian goalkeeper) is the oldest player to win the world cup – he was 40 years old, and very brilliant.

6. The first league competition was founded in 1888. The 1888-89 season consisted of these teams: Accrington, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Burnley, Derby County, Everton, Notts County, Preston North End, Stoke, West Bromwich Albion, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. Preston North End won the league, the bottom 4, Stoke, Burnley, Derby County and Notts County were all re-elected at the AGM, and reinstated for the 1889-90 season.


Action from Roos v Wanneroo 1st Team Top-Left: Justin Onek wins the ball – Top-Right: Brody Walker drives through the

midfield – Bottom-Left: Ibrahima Soumah takes control at the back – Bottom-Right: Kade

Mcnamara creating from the back

Photos by Cat Bryant


Action from the Roos v Wanneroo Reserves Top-left: Brandon Del Fabbro brings the ball forward – Top-Right: Mostafa

Hamdon dribbles through the midfield – Bottom-Left: Abel Woldemichael holds a player off –

Bottom-Right: Brendon Rintoul wins the ball from a corner

P Photos by Cat Bryant


http://www.kelmscottroos.com/

QUIZ NIGHT FUNDRAISER – SATURDAY 20th JULY – 7PM



PLAYER PROFILE

Photo by Cat Bryant

Name: Justin Onek. Nickname: Justo.

Hobbies: video games / sport. Team: Manchester United. Favourite Player: Paul Pogba. Greatest footballing moment: Scoring 4 goals in one game. Favourite food: BBQ ribs / steak.

Favourite Band/Artist: Drake & Giggs.

Loves/Hates: Guilty pleasure: Loves playing football / hates cleaning.

Guilty pleasure: Don’t have one. Inspirational person: George and Arthur – when I grow up, I want to be

just like them. Interesting fact about a team-mate: Deng still can’t park, even though

he’s been driving for years – it takes him between 5 and 10 attempts! When did you last floss: I floss every night.

State League Division 2 – League Tables

Fixtures for State League Division 2 – Round 13

MUM FC v Balga SC – Dianella White Eagles SC v Canning City FC – Curtin University FC v

Gosnells City FC – Kelmscott Roos v Quinns FC – Shamrock Rovers Perth FC v Swan Utd FC –

Wanneroo City SC v Joondalup 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 Jared Lange Jacob Denbow

5 Jonah Kuman Desmund Khoo Saksham Chopra

6 Deng Dut Kyle Higgins Korode Irakoze

7 Ibrahima Soumah Glory Bahigwa Aiden Knox

8 Jonathan Bogoni Callum Husain 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 Abel Woldemichael Brody Hatt

13 Steve Ingram Ryan Gibson Layth Mohammed

14 Brody Walker Moustafah Hamdon Zachary King

15 Tom Cluff Luke Jones Shane Dingsdale

16 Abraham Marley Moustafah Hamdon Daniel Zeal Vum

17 Lemeo Wordu Phatehate Kiazolu Jan Sherifi

18 Amos Doegolia Sallu Lebbie 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 game at Frye Park – Round 13

Saturday 13th July 2019 – Kelmscott Roos SC v Curtin University FC

First Team – 3pm, Reserves – 1pm, U18 – 11am

Next Kelmy State League Div 2 game at Frye Park – Round 14

Saturday 27th July 2019 - Kelmscott Roos SC v Swan Utd FC

First Team – 3pm, Reserves – 1pm, U18 – 11am



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