Author: Brett Romero (Page 8 of 11)

Tuesday, 20 July 2010

Narrabundah FC 1

ANU 4

Scoring
0 – 1  5′
0 – 2  26′ 
0 – 3  54′
1 – 3 Dziubinski 76′
1 – 4  87′

On a freezing night out at the AIS, the out-of-sorts Reds faced up against a red hot ANU side who promptly gave them a footballing lesson. On a near perfect surface, ANU slickly passed their way through a porous Narrabundah team to finish with a comfortable score line which could have been much larger if not for a combination of terrific keeping from Ruiz and poor finishing from ANU.

Saturday, 17 July 2010

White Eagles 1

Narrabundah FC 2

Scoring
1 – 0  T. Opcorner 11′
1 – 1  McConkey  36′
1 – 2  Dziubinski  83′

Once again it was a rusty looking Narrabundah side that took the field at Woden Park to face a White Eagles side that was high on confidence after knocking off rivals Brindabella Blues the week before.

Saturday, 10 July 2010

Narrabundah FC 1

Weston Creek 3

Scoring
1 – 0  Quick 5′
1 – 1  De Served 31′
1 – 2  De Flection 62′
1 – 3  De Stroyed 75′

Coming off a disappointing loss to Brindabella in the previous week, the Reds knew they were up against it with league leaders Weston Creek paying a visit to Narrabundah’s temporary but much nicer home grounds at Yarralumla. It was to prove too big a task for an underdone Reds outfit.

Saturday, 3 July 2010

Brindabella Blues  1

Narrabundah FC 0

Scoring
1 – 0  28′ C. Learlyoffside

It was a surprisingly warm and wind free day at the usually windswept, desolate Calwell playing fields as an injury ravaged Narrabundah side took to the field, shorn of 6 players through injury or other commitments, with 2 more hoping they could avoid being called into action.

Saturday, 26 June 2010

Narrabundah FC 2
Woden Valley 1

Scoring
1 – 0 Cummings 17′
1 – 1 S.Umjerk 35′
2 – 1 Padrotta (pen) 83′

On crisp day in South Canberra, a key clash took place with Narrabundah looking to break into the top 3 for the first time this season against the team that handed them their heaviest defeat to date (3-1), Woden Valley.

Saturday, 19 June 2010

Canberra Olympic 0

Narrabundah FC 6

Scoring
0 –1  Cummings  21′
0 –2  Padrotta (pen) 32′
0 –3  Dziubinski 46′
0 –4  Padrotta 63′
0 –5  Cummings 74′
0 –6  Chandra 81′

In a match that never progressed past walking pace, Narrabundah trounced a hapless Olympic who played a large section of the match with 9 men and never had more than 10.

Saturday, 5 June 2010

Narrabundah FC 5

Queanbeyan City 1

Scoring
1 – 0  J. Krithinakis (pen)  3′
1 –1  L. Richie  11′
2 – 1  D. Tadic  34′
3 – 1  J. Krithinakis  56′
4 – 1  J. Quick  78′
5 – 1  S. Dziubinski  85′

On a day buzzing with anticipation with all 4 Narrabundah teams playing at home together for the first time, both sets of player arrived highly motivated for this key clash. Queanbeyan had gotten the better of Narrabundah on their previous meeting, the boys in red turning out an insipid performance to go down 2 – 0 at the Riverside.

Saturday, 29 May 2010

Narrabundah FC 4

White Eagles FC 1

Scoring
1 – 0  Cummings 11′
1 – 1  T. Apin 18′
2 – 1  Tadic 29′
3 – 1  Quick 41′
4 – 1  Quick 78′

On a miserable day on which this commentator is sure many of the participating players wished the match had been called off, the players arrived at a boggy Narrabundah field, designer Louis Vuitton handbags and iPods in tow.

Saturday, 22 May 2010

Weston Creek 1

Narrabundah FC 1

Scoring
1 – 0   F. Atjerk 79′ (pen)
1 – 1   Cummings 81′

Red Card
F. Atterjerk  72′

On chilly Autumn day in Weston Creek, the season took an interesting turn for both teams involved as a so far inconsistent Narrabundah team held and perhaps should have beaten the previously unstoppable Weston Creek.

Saturday, 15 May 2010

Narrabundah FC 3

Brindabella Blues 1

Scoring
0 –1   J. Ammyprick 8′
1 – 1   T. McConkey 16′
2 – 1   C. Padrotta 31′
3 – 1   C. Padrotta (pen) 68′

A mild Saturday greeted the players as they congregated at a Narrabundah pitch now clearly bearing the scars of the rugby season. Opting not to chose the pitch that had served them so poorly against Olympic, Narrabundah management instead chose the greener of the two fields, although they soon found the lush grass was a result of a small brook running through the center of pitch.