Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Zip it up and zip it out
Spooni continued their good start to the championship round with a well deserved 3-0 victory over the Tesco’s Te Awamutu Timberwolves. For those of you with Epic Montage Media Player 5.0 please click on this link http://www.varsityho … .co.nz/epicmontage8” to see highlights of the first half to the sound of Megadeath’s Tornado of Souls. For those of you deprived of EMMP 5.0 all you have missed is 5 seconds of hockey followed by Tornado of Souls live in Edinburgh 1986. Only 5 seconds of footage was needed as Te A decided to play an 11 man defense within their own 25, leading to a 0-0 half time score line.
An inspirational half time talk by William ‘not Hung’ Harding mentioned how we needed to take shots and score which was actually referring to the after party later that night but none the less worked a treat. A PC early in the second half gave Nick ‘what’s wrong with Flame/White Man’s Tim’ Trebilcock a chance to display his experimental new PC move. Noting that the goalie’s right boot was placed at the perfect angle, instead of dragging low to the right post he decided to drag it straight at the goalies right foot knowing the ball would bounce 6.23m into the air and land precisely 2.34m from the top of the circle. Positioned perfectly Trebilcock then played a shot reminiscent of a Nathan Astle cover drive to give Spooni a 1-0 lead. Spooni continued to dominate proceedings with patient passing and good movement. Trebilcock continued his fine goal scoring form with another ‘experimental’ PC move paying dividends. Spooni then extended their lead to three with some slick passing resulting in Tim ‘Indian Man’s Nick’ Ranchodbai scoring a well executed reverse. Spooni’s 3-0 win sees them move clear on top of the table as the only unbeaten side.
In other news, a humurous fines session took place with all proceeds going to Nick’s TAB account. Thanks boys.