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Team Profile, Information and Match reports 14/15

Under 10’s White’s Sponsored by

Zola System

Contact details: Derek Wright. A.S.M.S

mobile: 07539647408 email: delwright49@gmail.com

Training times and details: 6:00p.m – 7:00p.m

on Wednesday’s, at Matthew Moss High School, Matthew Moss Lane, Marland, Rochdale. OL11 3LU. .

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Manager Profiles:

Derek WRIGHT. a.s.m.s.

What is your football background?

Qualified FA Coach

How long have you been involved with Pennine Juniors?

Since summer 2012

How long have you been managing a team?

This is my third season.

What do you like most about managing a team?

The satisfaction that the children are getting fresh air and exercise at the same time as

enjoying themselves and making lots of friends.

What do you find challenging when managing a team?

Keeping the players focused

Describe your team:

Enthusiastic, keen and eager, future shining stars!

What are you focusing on in training?

Positions and pass and go

Tell us the best game to date and why:

06/09/2014 against Bridge Eagles, each player played their socks off, with each player

totally enjoying their part in the game and parents from both sides cheering.

What advice/tips would you give to young, up and coming footballers?

Stay focused, enjoy each game and remember winning is not everything but it is sweeter

than loosing.

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Results and Fixtures at a glance:

DATE K.O.TIME HOME AWAY MOM

06/09/2014 09:30 Bridge Eagles 0 V Pennine Juniors White 1 Kamran

13/09/2014 09:30 Pennine Juniors White 2 V Walshaw Park Wasps 1 Andrew

20/09/2014 09:30 Bridge Hawks 2 V Pennine Juniors White 2 Kamran

27/09/2014 10:30 Pennine Juniors White 0 V Middy Blues 3 Lewis

04/10/2014 09:30 Oldham Rangers 3 V Pennine Juniors White 3 Edward

11/10/2014 09:30 Pennine Juniors White 6 V Radcliffe Crusaders 1 Sulayman

18/10/2014 11:45 Pennine Juniors White 6 V Chadderton Dragons 4 Edward

25/10/2014 09:00 Pennine Juniors White 1 V Radcliffe Bulls 10 Edward

01/11/2014 11:00 Pennine Juniors White 1 V Walshaw Park Wolves 0 Brierly

08/11/2014 11:00 Pennine Juniors White C V Westbury Reds C

15/11/2014 09:00 Pennine Juniors White 3 V Radcliffe Crusaders 4 Lewis

22/11/2014 10:30 Walshaw Park Wolves V Pennine Juniors White

29/11/2014 Walshaw Park Wasps V Pennine Juniors White

06/12/2014 Pennine Juniors White V Bridge Hawks

13/12/2014 Pennine Juniors White V Radcliffe Bulls

20/12/2014 V

27/12/2014 V

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Pennine Juniors Under 10’s White’s 2014 / 2015 Season

Goal Scorers Player Of The Match Awards Most Improved

Brierly 10 Edward 3 Brierly 2

Andrew 5 Kamran 2 Lewis 2

Adam 4 Andrew 1 Sulayman 1

Kamran 4 Lewis 2 Nick 1

Ben S 1 Sulayman 1 Ogaga 1

Ben O 1 Brierly 1 Ben S 1

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Next Game: 22/11/14 Away V Walshaw Wolves:

Latest Match report: 15.11.14 HOME V RADCLIFFE CRUSADERS

Good start by Pennine with Ben O taking the ball up to goal and a couple of shots on goal in the first five

minutes with good passing. First goal to the Crusaders, despite Ben S heading the ball away on the original

shot that was quickly kicked back to score the goal. Shot by Sam on goal saved by keeper. Penalty given to

Pennine, which sees Kamran step up to take and makes an excellent shot, well saved by keeper. Crusaders

corner lead to great save by Lewis. Good run up the field by Brierly and goal equalising the match at 1-1.

Radcliffe playing attacking play leads to the Crusaders scoring their second goal as the half time whistle went,

Pennine 1 – Crusaders 2-1. An unfortunate start to the second half saw the Crusaders score another goal

making it 1-3. Pennine dug deep and took the ball up the field and saw good passing from Ben O to Andrew

and a goal brings the score to 2 – 3. Radcliffe extends their lead to 2-4. Pennine get a free kick Nick steps up

takes the kick stopped by Crusaders defender back to Nick who takes the rebound that the keeper deflects

into the path of Kamran who finds the back of the goal, Pennine 3 – Crusaders 4. Pennine step up the play with

Andrew putting the pressure onto the Crusaders, a corner to Pennine saw good team work and Brierly passes

Adam who shoots keeper fumbles did the whole ball cross the line Pennine players say yes, Crusaders say no.

Referee lets game continue, no goal given where is the goal line technology? Final score Pennine 3 – Crusaders

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Match Report: Audrey Walker Man of the Match Lewis. Most Improved Player: Sam

Previous match reports: 08.11.14 Home v Westbury Reds:

Game Cancelled due to weather

01.11.14 HOME V WALSHAW Wasps:

Pennine had a reasonable start to the game. The boys need to call for the ball more in order to move forward.

Ben O scored from the left making it 1-0 to Pennine.The second half saw Pennine with a couple of corners and

a good break by Kamran up the field and nearly scored. A later chance saw good passing by Kamran to Ben and

another near miss. The closing stages saw Ogaga with a late chance. Pennine played well

Match report Audrey Walker Man of the Match: Brierly. Most Improved Player: Adam

25.10.14 HOME V RADCLIFFE BULLS:

An early start and damp pitch were unfortunate omens for Pennine. A difficult game against a physically strong

side. A lack of belief throughout the game ended the game with a 1 -10 defeat. Andrew had a few attempts

saved and Kamran salvaged a goal

Match report Audrey Walker Man of the Match: Edward. Most Improved Player: Ben S

18.10.14 Home v Chadderton Dragons:

The opening part of the match saw not enough defence and lack of organisation leading to the first goal by Chaddy, then seeing Brierly make a good solo run up the field to make it 1 -1.Chaddy scored a further goal into the top of the net making it 1-2, followed by a further attempt by Brierly into the side of the net. Andrew had a

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shot at goal, the keeper half saved coming back out to Brierly making it 2-2 showing excellent back up. Andrew had a further chance at goal, unfortunately into the side of the net leading into half time. The second half saw Pennine eager to play and defending well and an early goal from Adam making it 3-2.further pressure from Pennine saw Adam make it 4-2.The game stepped up and saw an excellent goal into the net from a Chaddy corner making the score line 4-3. Pennine crowded the Chaddy end and a further goal came from Andrew making it 5-3.The later stages of the game saw excellent pressure put on by Pennine and a momentary lapse saw Chaddy score to make it 5-4. Brierly ran up the left side and made the final score line 6-4. A long drawn out match in the first half but an exciting second half with an excellent score line for Pennine . Match Report: Audrey Walker Man of the Match: Edward Most Improved Player: Nick 11.10.14 Home v Radcliffe Crusaders:

The match opened with some good passing by Pennine and a period of good defence by Radcliffe. Good passing by Ogaga and Sam lead up to the first goal by Kamran. A good return break by Radcliffe saw some good deflection saves by Lewis. A great turn on the ball from Sam to Kamran saw the half time score 2-0 to Pennine. The beginning of the second half saw good play up the field and Andrew passing to Adam to make it 3-0. Brierly then scored from 18yds making it 4-0 and then a further goal into the side of the net making it 5-0. Radcliffe fought hard and had a goal disallowed but surged on Pennine to rescue a goal making it 5-1.The final goal saw Sam pass to Brierly making the final score line 6-1. The standard of play was excellent with the boys listening to each other and good formation throughout the match and great effort. A great hat trick for Brierly. Match Report. Audrey Walker, Man of the Match Sulaymen Most Improved Player Brierly

4.10.14 Away v Oldham Rangers:

A wet start to the game some good passing from Pennine with a persistent attitude leading to the first

goal to Pennine by Ben S. Some great play up the field by Sam throughout the match, with a lack of

defence causing an equaliser. Pennine had a good spell in the Rangers half with some near misses

on goal. The second half saw a goal by Adam with an immediate comeback by Rangers to make it all

square at two each. Strong play by Pennine saw Andrew manage to score in the bottom right only to

concede a goal to the Rangers end to make it 3 – 3. Pennine continued to play well with good passes

up the field by Ben S, Sam and Kamran. Lewis managed to save any attempts by Rangers who

eagerly chased and wanted the ball. An entertaining game, seeing the Pennine players having to

settle for a draw.

Match Report. Audrey Walker, Man of the Match Edward. Most Improved Player Lewis

27.9.14 Home V Middy Blues:

The game started well with some good passes and attacking play, that was fast and physical, Middy

Blues had good organisation at the back. Sulaymen and Ben S showed good defending .Middy Blues

scored the first goal. Lewis had to make several good saves throughout the game. Ogaga made a

good attempt which went into the side of the goal. A well organised and determined Middy Blue side

made it 2-0.Pennine seemed to get pushed off the ball throughout but carried on and started to push

back. The game ended with a further Middy Blue goal. A disappointing result but a fast and physical

style of game which needed more chasing by Pennine.

Match Report. Audrey Walker, Man of the Match Lewis. Most Improved Player Ogaga

20/09/14 Away V Bridge Hawks:

After a couple of early corners to each team, Pennine settled quickly with Edward and Sulaymen

putting in some strong defending early in the game. Lewis came out of his goal to make some strong

saves on a damp pitch. Sam had a good attempt on goal, but Bridge struck back and a lack of

defence on the left led to an unfortunate bridge goal making it 1 – 0.Play continued strong with Adam

nearly pulling of an overhead kick at goal, followed by good defending and good passes with Nick

making a good attempt up the field leading into the end of the first half. The second half saw crowding

around the Pennine goal with a near miss by Bridge. Pennine fought back and made some good

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crosses and passes up the field with a Bridge keeper save coming back out to Andrew to score the

1-1 equaliser. Pennine remained on task and another crowded goal area saw Bridge take advantage

and score a second goal to make it 2 – 1 to Bridge. Pennine continued to play well and with a set of

good passes down the field saw Brierly score the second goal making it 2-2.Pennine played well, a

good match.

Match Report: Audrey Walker, Man of the Match: Kamran, Most Improved Player: Sulaymen

13/09/14 Home V Walshaw Wolves:

The game got off to a strong start for Walshaw that saw Pennine concede an unfortunate home goal. The game starts to settle with some back and forth play from both teams in the opening 15 minutes with Lewis making some strong saves. Walshaw had a couple of free kicks that saw Nick defending well and saw Lewis make the saves. Walshaw put Pennine under pressure from the corners requiring some good goalkeeping by Lewis, who cleared the ball that led to some great passing between Andrew, Nick and Brierly before Andrew takes a shot that the keepers saves and gives corner to Pennine defended well by Walshaw who put break on to get the ball back into Pennine half before Lewis makes a great save. 5 minutes left in the first half sees Andrew take another shot with Pennine heads lifting and starting to look like they want to win. As the keeper clears the ball to halfway Kamran intercepts the ball some great footwork and a superb pass to Brierly who gets the shot of and equalises half time soon comes with the game 1 – 1. The second half sees the Pennine players looking more alert as Kamran gets shot on goal saved by the keeper. Pennine taking a further three more corners but unable to convert any. The play is much stronger in the second half and Pennine having a surge around the Walshaw goal area, Adam and Andrew broke up the field with some great passes resulting in a brilliant goal by Andrew making it 2 – 1 to Pennine. With ten minutes left to play Pennine play with more purpose and a good result for the team as the final whistle is blown. Match Report Audrey Walker. Player of Match: Andrew. Most Improved Player: Lewis.

06/09/14 Away V Bridge Eagles:

Bridge kick off, Pennine quickly put pressure on claim the ball, some great tackling is seen by both teams with some end to end play, this is looking like a great match very evenly balanced. Half time Pennine 0 – 0 Eagles. Pennine take the Kick off, they certainly have their heads up as we see a great goal from Brierly to put Pennine into the lead. Match Report Derek Wright. Player of the Match Kamran. Most Improved Player Brierly.

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