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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Sunday, 21 March 2010 |
Harvest 2 Horncastle 0
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Harvest continue to dazzle and dumbfound. The conditions was, wet, windy and soft underfoot, which might explain Harvests' poor first half performance. Half time 1-0.
Second half saw a master tactical change from Mathew Bryant. Put your top scorer centre back (Dale Mason), move your centre back to (Danny Durosimo) to centre forward, plus a couple of other changes and what happens, Harvest on top of their game are back! Same players 2 totally different teams. Final score 2-0, but could have been more.
I am pleased to report that yet again 50%+ of the Harvest starting line regularly play futsal.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 March 2010 )
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League Rules - Proposals for change: |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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It has been suggested that when league is finished the title be decided using a 'playoff' system?
A playoff would keep interest maintained throughout league.
The higher your team finished the better your opportunity to win title as you would play a lower team in the playoffs as a consequence.
In an 8 team league 1 would play 8, 2v7, 3v6 & 4v5.
A Playoff Night, playing 20 minute games?
Your opinions or alternative ideas please.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 March 2010 )
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Week 11 Grimsby Institute Performance of Week:Steve Goodwin |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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From matches I have seen so far this week (reports received), 2 teams have impressed and both lost! Grimsby Institute, with Steve Goodwin sensational in goal, took the experienced Youngs' close in the Premier Division. Grimsby Saxons, having played Scartholonia sportingly stayed on to play BBS Couriers. Top vs. bottom. Saxons to their credit rattled Rob Phillips team and ony a late rally of goals saved Rob's night.
Another bottom table team that overachieved was West Marsh u/10's; losing 5-1 to the experienced N Waltham; no mean feat.
Market Hotel 1 Inbetweeners was another result that showed a bottom end team making strides forward. Inbetweeners have rattled up 134 goals in 13 games.
The fact that Steve Goodwin has put in 2 tremondous goal keeping performances in a week ,plus took, what was from the feed back, a brilliant futsal coaching session with Grimsby Soccer Club under 10's gives him the 'performance of the week.'
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 March 2010 )
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Boro' heavily promoting Sunday's game vs. FC Grimsby |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Wednesday, 17 March 2010 |
PRESS RELEASE
Date: 16/03/2010 Release
Ref: MFC201017 Site: http://borofutsal.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FREE ENTRY FOR BORO AND DARLO
FANS!
Middlesbrough Futsal Club
take on Grimsby on Sunday at Thornaby Pavilion, kicking off at 2pm. The
British University Champions are hoping
to play in front of a bumper crowd to support their bid to retain the FA
Futsal
League North title and are offering all Boro and Darlo fans the chance
to get
in free!
Boro are
second despite having played five away games out of six, and now are
within
touching distance at the top. Boro have
a great chance in the second part of the season with six out of eight
games at
Thornaby Pavilion with some exciting and important clashes on the cards
starting
with Grimsby this week and home support could be decisive in the title
race.
Chairman
Damon Shaw, who works at Darlington Football Club as Community Liaison
Officer,
wants to give something back to the local football clubs who have
supported
Middlesbrough Futsal Club. “Darlington
gave us kits to play in in our first three games and Boro have offered
plenty
of support over the years and we want to offer their fans something in
return,
while increasing the awareness of our club and what futsal is!” he said.
“It’s such
a good sport to watch; it’s indoor, there are plenty of goals and lots
of
action and we’re one of the country’s top teams, playing in the
equivalent of
the Premier League. As a taster, any
Boro or Quakers fan with a season ticket or ticket from this Saturday’s
game
can come to watch Middlesbrough Futsal Club for free against Grimsby – I
guarantee they will enjoy it!”
Love
Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough’s main sponsor will also be there giving
out
merchandise, including inflatable noise makers to create an atmosphere
inside the
pavilion and the BUCS Championship Trophy, a replica of the UEFA
Champions’
League will be available to have photos taken with before kick off.
To get in
free, simply present your season card/ticket or ticket stub from the
Reading or
Barnet game. Entry is normally £2 for
adults, £1 for kids.
For more
information on how to get into futsal and match previews and reports,
visit
BoroFutsal.com
<ENDS>
Notes to editor:
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Franklin College Schools Futsal Tournament 2010 |
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Written by Peter Schofield Franklin College Sports Co-ordinator
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010 |
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This
first of an annual event here at Franklin College was a huge success
with a
total of eight teams participating Schools included the likes of Matthew
Humberstone, Healing, St Marys, Whitgift, Tollbar, Immingham, and
Havelock. All
schools enjoyed the tournament with a very high standard of football
being
played throughout. Each team displayed excellent sportsmanship which
added to
the day both from staff and students.
The eight teams
were separated into two leagues of four for the first stage of the
tournament.
Each team played a total of six games in a round robin format. Both
leagues
were very competitive with the top two spots to progress on to the semi
finals
keenly contested.
From the group stages of the draw Tollbar A and B would meet each other
in the
first semi final were Tollbar A came out winners 2-0. The second semi
final was
between Havelock and Immingham were Havelock progressed 3-1 to set up a
final
with Tollbar A. The Referee Martin Lyons got the game under way and a
tense
first half ended 0-0 with both sides having chances to score. Early on
in the
Second half Havelock took the lead with great individual play from the
Havelock
player Lewis Smith the same player doubled the lead direct from the
corner to
gave what looked to be the winning goal 3 mins from time. Tollbar did
raise
their game but excellent saves from the Havelock keeper kept the score
at 2-0
and that’s how it ended. So Havelock Academy became the first recipients
of the
Franklin College Futsal Trophy and just to say a huge thank you to all
the
schools who took part and all the Franklin College students who made the
day a
great success .
Futsal is a
form of 5 a side football which originated in Brazil and is played
around the
world. It is recognised as being the best type of training for all
other
forms
of football and, after many years, it is now taking off in the UK in a
big way.
So Franklin College is looking to get in on the act by setting up
this
annual
tournament for year 10 secondary school students.
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Havelock - Winners Inaugural Franklin College Year 10 Futsal Tournament
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 16 March 2010 )
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Week 10 Grimsby Institute Performance of Week: |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 15 March 2010 |
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Another great night of under 10's futsal got week off to a great start:
The opening game was a friendly between Discoveries Jets and a Grimsby Soccer Club Select. originally the fixture was to have been St Martins but not enough notice was given to parents to form team. They will be back. Discoveries Jets improve with every game of futsal played. Any team wishing to try futsal for a first time is welcome to give them a game as at present they are only playing friendly games.
Little Devils vs. Discoveries Futsal u/10's was as tight as the 3-1 scoreline suggested. 2-0 to Little Devils at half time, Discoveries rose to the challenge to draw the second period 1-1 (final score 3-1). Discoveries will rue late chances missed. Goal of the night for me was Tom Hunter's slide rule pass into the corner of the Discoveries net.
Mid table Lightening Lads played first half futsal like a top position team, running up a 4-0 half time lead. GSC Panthers showed great second period character pulling the game back to 4-2, 5-2 and finally 5-3. The game ran out of time for a total recovery. Both keepers made saves in the top corner when from a spectators viewpoint the shots was not savable.
Grimsby Institute performance of week was Leroy (GSC). an outstanding performance of energy, ability, passion, determination, a performance to be proud of.
other contenders Yarra for close win over GRS; Newton Heath for 2 great wins in week, Market Hotel for taking game close against East Marsh and Barca for same against prolific Inbetweeners.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 March 2010 )
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LFA young persons development presentation |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 |
Saturday13th March 2010
20 young people attended a Lincolnshire County FA 'young leaders development day' at Lincoln, which I was invited to present a one and half hour futsal talk and game.
60% of the attendees was new to futsal; which sounds a lot but 5 years ago would have been 90%.
The first half hour was classroom based, starting with a short video display of futsal, followed by a talk about futsal's origins in S America through to world wide appeal as the world's most played small sided sport.
After a brief resume on the rules we went into the indoor sports hall to experience the game. The group was mixed sex's and abilities, but as usual the players took to the game like 'ducks to water.'
After a brief game, we had a look how tactics could be evolved to give your team a better chance of winning.
Back to the classroom and a brief final statement.
It was good to hear Paul Hammett, LFA Development Officer, explain that the LFA was committed to futsal development.
A very enjoyable and rewarding day.
Should any school or organisation want a similar presentation I will be pleased to assist.
Kevin Bryant
Tel: 07980 286663
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 March 2010 )
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Harvest close in on Ruston Sports at top of Lincs League as Ruston only draw at Boston |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 |
SILLS & BETTERIDGE SOLICITORS
LINCOLNSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Results
League Table as at 13TH March 2010
RUSTON SPORTS 24 18 3 3 65 20 45 57
SLEAFORD TOWN RESERVES 23 16 5 2 65 23 42 53
HARVEST 19 17 0 2 75 15 60 51
SKEGNESS TOWN 23 13 6 4 52 27 25 45
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 March 2010 )
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Written by Grapevine
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
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http://www.scribd.com/doc/16607270/Futsal-Essay
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 March 2010 )
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FA Update on National Futsal League North |
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Written by Grapevine
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
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There has been an update on the FA.com website regarding the
Futsal Leagues and the early part of the season, in the North, South and
Midlands Leagues. If you wish to read the article on the Northern league please
use the link below.
http://www.thefa.com/Leagues/Futsal%20Leagues/NewsAndFeatures/2010/north-roundup-080310.aspx
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 08 March 2010 |
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Problems loading fixtures to web site, only dates missing are Thursday 11th:
6-15 Bench Warmers vs. Chiefs
7-00 M Hotel vs. E Marsh
7-45 NSA vs. GSC
8-30 Barca vs. Inbetweeners
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