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Brooklyn / April 2009

May 2009 | March 2009
    • Women's first team Fundraiser 14 May 2009
      • Come and support the Women's Division One team by purchasing a ticket to see Angels and Demons (the prequel to the Da Vinci Code starring Tom Hanks) on its opening night!!   When:    Thursday 14 MayWhere:    Reading Cinema, Courtenay Place, Cinema 8Price:     $20 (includes goodie bag and spot prizes).  Prize for best dressed Angel and Demon Tickets can be purchased by contacting Laree Taula on lar
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    • BNU Div 16 26/04/2009
      • A classic local derby full of controversy, goalkeeping howlers, total commitment, raucous home support and a fortunate 4-3 victory for the Pints. The absurd length of the Pints subs bench meant there was a continuous rolling sub situation and what seemed often to be a minimum of 13 players on the pitch for them at any one time.
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        • Brooklyn, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • BNU Thirds 18/4/09
      • North Wellington 0-0 BNU Thirds Scoreless draw at Alex Moore Just like Aretha Franklin, all Capital Football are after this year is a little bit of R-E-S-P-E-C-T, and for us this means lining up in formation Champions League style, applauding the crowd (and his obligatory dog) and shaking hands with the opposition prior to kick-off. So bemused were we with our new pre-match routine the game was al
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    • BNU Div 16 18/04/2009
      • BNU 16 2 v Karori Kittenz 7 Karori were certainly no pussies, demonstrating deadly skills on the counter attack on a hard McAllister Park pitch. With five changes to the lineup, BNU were again guilty of a sluggish start and found themselves chasing the game from as early as the tenth minute. Despite controlling the game in midfield for the majority of the first half, the home side went in at the b
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        • Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Quiz Night Wed 29 April 2009
      • To start off the fund raising and social events this year a quiz will be held at the Realm in Hataitai, loads of prizes and discounts. Please support this event as it contributes much needed funds to the club and ensures that we remain viable. Its also a good way to meet members of other teams and to show where the intellectual muscle in the club resides. Kick off is 6:30(ish). Teams can be up to
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        • Hataitai, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • BNU Womens 1st v University 12/04/2009
      • Brooklyn (1); University (1) Brooklyn girls arrived at Wakefield Park on Easter Sunday with keenness and fervour.   What more could make you happy, a beautiful blue sky day, a game of soccer and a holiday the next day.  Once the girls were kitted up, warmed up, and knew our positions, we were given the “grand walk on the pitch” drill by Bronwyn.  The young University girls looked less than impress
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    • BNU Thirds v Eastbourne 11/4/09
      • BNU Thirds 2 – 3 Eastbourne Eastbourne at home saw us playing at the loveable Happy Valley for the first time this season, the rock hard playing surface together with the familiar gusting northerly meant conditions played a part in the entertaining, although ultimately disappointing 3-2 loss. The decision to battle the wind and sun in the first half looked to have paid off as we finished the half
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        • Eastbourne, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)


    • BNU Womens 2nd Team v Naenae 12/04/2009
      • Top of the table clash (BNU 2 – Naenae 3) The BNU Ladies B Team were sadly denied their second win of the season when they stepped up for their top of the table clash with Naenae… The first half was tough going with the ball going from end to end and chances missed by both teams.  A scary defensive moment saw Toni showing excellent promise by blocking a low, hard ball that was well on the way to t
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    • Public Service 11/4/2009
      • Brooklyn Northern Public Servants first home game of the season started well - aided by the ferocious wind at Happy Valley, they laid siege to the Karori goal for much of the first half. Unfortunately the football gods were on Karori's side, who despite barely leaving their own half for the first forty-five minutes, took the lead on the stroke of half-time after a mistimed back-pass. Brooklyn did
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        • Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • BNU Div 16 v Porirua City - 11/4/09
      • BNU 2 - Porirua City 5 BNU came up against a youthful and skilled Porirua City side at Adventure Park, eventually going down by 2-5 scoreline. In an open, attacking first half BNU found themselves 3 goals down after half an hour but, as last week, fought back well with a strike from John Lee after a determined run into the box and a deft near-post header from Carl Roberts after a concerted period
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        • Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Seconds v Kapiti Coast United - 11/4/09
      • BNU Seconds 0 - Kapiti Coast United 3 It was a lovely day for football. The Kapiti Coast had put on a nice day, Weka park was in good nick and the Second team looked strong. However, we got off to a pretty slow start and Kapiti were putting on the pressure by playing simple through-ball football. And their strategy worked. We got caught out by not clearing the ball well enough and Kapiti put one p
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    • BNU Thirds v Petone 4/4/09
      • Petone 0 – 2 BNU Thirds First game of the season saw us playing at the “home of football”, no not Wembley, it turns out that the home of football is actually Memorial Park, Petone.  Although new opposition for us, Petone having been relegated down from Capital 3, their goalkeeper seemed strangely familiar. It struck me towards the end of the game (I obviously had too much time on my hands with us
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        • Petone, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Capital Football AGM
      • The Capital Football AGM is at 7.00pm, 4 May 2009 at Capital Football, Memorial Park, Bracken St, Petone. Clubs and members are welcome to attend. Nominations for Elected Board members close 11 April 2009. BNU's Regan Dooley (formerly Deputy Chairman of Capital Football; nominated in 2007 by Brooklyn Northern United) retired from the Board late 2008 and is not standing for re-election. The follow
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        • Petone, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • BNU Div 16 v SV Destroyers
      • BNU 2 - SV Destroyers 3 A very encouraging start for a team with many new young faces plus a few older ones from last year's 14b side. BNU dominated the game from start to finish on a hard, but grassy, narrow Velodrome pitch, hitting the woodwork on four occasions. Down 0-2 at halftime through a sloppy opener and a disputed penalty for handball against Richie Fail, the team fought back well in the
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    • Womens A - Kelly Cup Default 5/4/09
      • Unfortunately the women's first team could not field a team for Sunday's Kelly Cup match against Karori, due to a number of injuries and a couple of absences. The team is looking forward to first league game on Sunday, albeit a little short due to Easter. If you know of anyone who would like to play in Women's Division One and help us build our squad numbers please get in touch with Rose at rartem
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        • Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Womens B v Wanuiomata 5/4/09
      • Ladies Second Team Delivers! No one was more surprised about the Ladies B team 6-1 win against Wainuiomata than the Ladies B team themselves…!  After going down 1-0 in the first ten minutes to a scrappy goal from the opposition, the comeback began... Despite a bit of a dodgy start, BNU held their nerve against a younger (but perhaps less experienced) Wainui team.  Confidence started to grow after
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        • Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)


    • Masters 2 v North Wellington Vindaloos 4/4/09
      • North Wellington Vindaloos 2 BNU 2 Once again the value of  intense pre season training gave the masters 2 team an advantage in fitness when at half time we were down 2 nil. A penalty, and a second from a corner drew us level and the last 15 minutes saw BNU dominate and pressure the ever tiring North Wellington team. Goals:Matt Woods PenaltyJames Ward Keith Allen
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    • BNU Firsts v Marist 4/4/09
      • BNU 0 - Marist 0 After some promising displays in pre-season, we looked forward to our first game of the season with fervour.  The fact that it was against Marist and our good old mate Brian Blellock (not sure of spelling sorry) was just the tonic we needed to be well and truly up for the match. Marist hit the ground running though and played exceptionally well in the first half, putting us under
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    • BNU Div 16 v SV Destroyers
      • BNU 2 - SV Destroyers 3 A very encouraging start for a team with many new young faces plus a few older ones from last year's 14b side. BNU dominated the game from start to finish on a hard, but grassy, narrow Velodrome pitch, hitting the woodwork on four occasions. Down 0-2 at halftime through a sloppy opener and a disputed penalty for handball against Richie Fail, the team fought back well in the
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    • Seconds v North Wellington 4/4/09
      • BNU Seconds 1 - North Wellington 1 The BNU Seconds managed to field a good competitive side for Saturday's game. Dave Tompkins and newcomer Noel Raggett combined well at centre back with Steve Dimakis in goal. The first half, however, was mostly North Wellington's. They combined well at times and had quite a few shots - mostly from outside the box fortunately. As the pressure mounted, North Wellin
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    • Public Service v Uni Wanderers 4/4/09
      • University Wanderers 1 - Brooklyn Northern  4 A convincing start to the season for Brooklyn Northern, defeating University Wanderers 4 - 1. Brooklyn started strongly, and were two goals to the good after the first twenty minutes. The first came from a powerful long range drive from imperious central-midfielder Carter. The second was a well-worked counter-attack finished off with a rasping shot fro
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    • Masters 1 v Seatoun 4/4/09
      • The dawn of a season beckoned on the Masters team with a discovery that we had been promoted to the A division. With despair amongst the team, a letter of protest was sent off to Capital Football asking why the team that finished second was promoted and the team that finished first for the last two seasons was remaining in Division B. As with Capital Football, the letter was not even acknowledged.
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        • Seatoun


    • Womens A - Kelly Cup Default 5/4/09
      • Unfortunately the women's first team could not field a team for Sunday's Kelly Cup match against Karori, due to a number of injuries and a couple of absences. The team is looking forward to first league game on Sunday, albeit a little short due to Easter. If you know of anyone who would like to play in Women's Division One and help us build our squad numbers please get in touch with Rose at rartem
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        • Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Womens B v Wanuiomata 5/4/09
      • Ladies Second Team Delivers! No one was more surprised about the Ladies B team 6-1 win against Wainuiomata than the Ladies B team themselves…!  After going down 1-0 in the first ten minutes to a scrappy goal from the opposition, the comeback began... Despite a bit of a dodgy start, BNU held their nerve against a younger (but perhaps less experienced) Wainui team.  Confidence started to grow after
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      • soccer
      • wainuiomata

        • Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt, Lower Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)


    • Masters 1 v Seatoun 4/4/09
      • The dawn of a season beckoned on the Masters team with a discovery that we had been promoted to the A division. With despair amongst the team, a letter of protest was sent off to Capital Football asking why the team that finished second was promoted and the team that finished first for the last two seasons was remaining in Division B. As with Capital Football, the letter was not even acknowledged.
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      • seatoun
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        • Seatoun


    • Public Service v Uni Wanderers 4/4/09
      • University Wanderers 1 - Brooklyn Northern  4 A convincing start to the season for Brooklyn Northern, defeating University Wanderers 4 - 1. Brooklyn started strongly, and were two goals to the good after the first twenty minutes. The first came from a powerful long range drive from imperious central-midfielder Carter. The second was a well-worked counter-attack finished off with a rasping shot fro
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      • soccer

    • Masters 2 v North Wellington Vindaloos 4/4/09
      • North Wellington Vindaloos 2 BNU 2 Once again the value of  intense pre season training gave the masters 2 team an advantage in fitness when at half time we were down 2 nil. A penalty, and a second from a corner drew us level and the last 15 minutes saw BNU dominate and pressure the ever tiring North Wellington team. Goals:Matt Woods PenaltyJames Ward Keith Allen
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    • Seconds v North Wellington 4/4/09
      • BNU Seconds 1 - North Wellington 1 The BNU Seconds managed to field a good competitive side for Saturday's game. Dave Tompkins and newcomer Noel Raggett combined well at centre back with Steve Dimakis in goal. The first half, however, was mostly North Wellington's. They combined well at times and had quite a few shots - mostly from outside the box fortunately. As the pressure mounted, North Wellin
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