Data Inspired Insights
Saturday, 15 August 2009
ANU FC 4
W. Matthau 9′, 28′ (pen); J. Lemmon 36′, 75′
Narrabundah FC 2
Russell 67′; Quiroga 81′ (pen)
On yet another beautiful day in Canberra, Narrabundah took the field against high flying ANU and from the off it was clear ANU were not going to take a step back playing, as they were, for top spot. Three early goals effectively sealed the match in the first half, but Narrabundah restored some pride, winning the second half 2-1.
Continue readingSaturday, 1 August 2009
Guest Post from Remy Ellis
Narrabundah FC 1
UC 3
The division 5 boys came out of the blocks flying as Tim McConkey scooped the lucky door prize and their table, “Pass the ball Scotty Please”, won the award for best name. As play settled down, they put in a solid if unspectacular early shift to be in 3rd at the first break, only a few points off the lead.
Continue readingSaturday, 25 July 2009
Narrabundah FC 2
E. Park 29′; S. Dziubinski 71′
Belnorth 1
Sun Indaeyez 36′
In what turned out to be one of the low points for Narrabundah of the season so far, a fantastically bad Belnorth side somehow made a game of what should have been a comfortable day out for the boys in red.
Continue readingSaturday, 18 July 2009
Brindabella Blues 1
A. Myleoffsighed 49′
Narrabundah FC 4
J. Quiroga 31′, 83′; P. Romero 57′; Russell 78′
On a windy day in the deep south, a resurgent Narrabundah put in a steely performance to see off a hardworking but limited Brindabella side. A Quiroga brace sandwiched efforts from Paulo and Russell in what was in the end a flattering score line for the Tuggeranongese side.
Continue readingSaturday, 11 July 2009
Narrabundah FC 2
J. Krithianakis 36′ (pen), P. Romero 54′ (pen)
Tuggeranong United 2
E. Levin Yards 16′ (pen), Crool Deflekshon 25′
True to form, coming into the game as rank underdogs against a high flying Tuggeranong team that hadn’t dropped points since the last time the two teams met, Narrabundah rose to the occasion to take a creditable point, but it could have been so much more for the plucky home side.
Continue readingSaturday, 4 July 2009
Narrabundah FC 1
P. Romero 23′
Woden Valley 4
A. Gift 15′, 66′, 80′; Tiny 87′
Narrabundah continued to leak goals this weekend as three more were gifted to another unspectacular but hardworking opponent. Although Narrabundah turned out possibly their worst performance of the year, the score line did not do justice to a match which for the most part was very close and in which Narrabundah spurned 3-4 excellent chances to go ahead at 1-1. This result leaves Narrabundah at least 4 points adrift of 4th place and any hope of finals football is fading fast.
Continue readingSaturday, 20 June 2009
Narrabundah FC 3
P. Romero 18′, Muller 31′, 89′
Canberra FC 2
Hanbalovic 56′, Scrapovic 75′
On an overcast but mild day in Narrabundah, two missiles from Dave Muller sealed a heart-stopping victory for a battling Narrabundah side, who fought with 10 men for the final half-an-hour of the match.
Continue readingSaturday, 13 June 2009
Tuggeranong United FC 2
A. Longbomb 14′, O. Da Post 31′
Narrabundah FC 2
Russell 23′, Dziubinski 38′
On a bitterly cold day in the south of Canberra, a resilient Narrabundah side twice came from behind to earn a hard fought point at league leaders Tuggeranong United.
Continue readingSaturday, 6 June 2009
Narrabundah FC 5
Dziubinski 16′, P. Romero 32′, D. Park 57′, Gonzalez 65′, Ibaceta 81′
Belconnen United 1
D. Allshins 51′
A resurgent Narrabundah came up against cellar dwellers Belconnen Utd in what was expected to be a comfortable day out for the reds. And so it was to prove with early goals to Dziubinski and Paulo Romero settling Narrabundah early and late goals sealing what was an assured performance.
Continue readingSaturday, 30 May 2009
Juventus 0
Narrabundah FC 3
Dziubinski 55′, 78′, P. Romero 81′
Narrabundah overcame a self destructing Juventus team in an all too predictably dirty match, marred by language not fit for anyone under 47, horrendous challenges, off-the-ball kicks and abuse, diving and general skulduggery. Substitute referee Kael Da Costa bravely offered his services before the match and it probably only took five minutes for him to truly regret that decision, although he performed admirably given the conditions.
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