This program is broadcast on 2xxfm (98.3mhz), through the Australian Community Radio Network on Tuesday, 14 December 2010 at 7:00PM.
In this program we have Part 2 of our lenghty end of year interview with CEO Capital Football,Heather Reid. We cover the FFA's review of Football compition across the States and Territories, new NAtional Youth Championship schedule, The NTC Challenge (which has now been held - in the interview we were speaking of it just before it was to be held), The HPP Review, Summer 20's, The new Technical Directors position, the things the CEO saw as significant this season and the CEO asks this humble NPL Football trgic what I thought was important - locally.
We will speak to Ron Smith in the very near future about his review into the Capital Football High Performance Program regime. Should make very interesting listening. Go back to our earlier interviews with Ron, just before he began the review and get ready for something a bit special.
Canberra United continue to press their claims for a Premiership. The win aginst Newcastle was very important. The way forward is as clear as clear could be - beat Sydney FC and Brisbane Roar. We are ready to do it this year.
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South Korea ‘B’ team to Play Canberra United "Young Guns" At Deakin Tonight!
If you can get your daughter to this game, please do so. It could be your daughter in the future and a chance to have a look at some of the younger players being prepared by Coach Junna at ACTAS. There should be more of this!
Capital Football advise the following:
Korea challenge chance for United’s young guns
Monday, 13 December 2010 by Russ Gibbs, CanberraUnited.com.au The visit of South Korea ‘B’ to Deakin Stadium on Tuesday 14th December will give Canberra United Head Coach Ray Junna the chance to assess the next generation of talent waiting in the wings as well giving squad members a chance to fight for a starting jersey.
“We could see the likes of Georgia Yeoman-Dale, Catherine Brown, Ashleigh Palombi, Ellie Raymond, Sophie Kochinos and Meg McLaughlin, players of that calibre taking to the field,” Junna revealed.
“They are the up and coming group that will be pushing for Westfield W-league spots in the next couple of years, so this is a chance for them to see where they are at. It’s also a good opportunity for our recently injured players to get a full game under their belt and put their hand up for selection. I think there will be a few players chomping at the bit to put in a good performance as we are getting to that stage now where it’s the business end of the season and I’m sure they all want to be involved at that time of year.”
The match comes in the middle of a trio of testing challenges for United, who come into the fixture of the back of a long road trip to play Newcastle Jets, before setting their sights on the Westfield W-League summit meeting with the ever-dangerous Brisbane Roar.
“We have to be mindful that on Saturday we have to go to Brisbane so we will be giving some of our younger players, and some of the ACTAS players, a chance to show their ability on the field,” Junna said.
“At this stage I don’t think that the squad could back up for three games in a week so we’ll bring in some of the ACTAS players to see how they fare against what will be very decent opposition and they can see where they are at in terms of their progress and development.”
Canberra United plays South Korea B in an International Challenge match on Tuesday 14th December at Deakin Stadium, Grose Street, Deakin with kick off at 5.30pm. Gates will open at 5pm and admission is FREE.
Capital Football advise the following:
Korea challenge chance for United’s young guns
Monday, 13 December 2010 by Russ Gibbs, CanberraUnited.com.au The visit of South Korea ‘B’ to Deakin Stadium on Tuesday 14th December will give Canberra United Head Coach Ray Junna the chance to assess the next generation of talent waiting in the wings as well giving squad members a chance to fight for a starting jersey.
“We could see the likes of Georgia Yeoman-Dale, Catherine Brown, Ashleigh Palombi, Ellie Raymond, Sophie Kochinos and Meg McLaughlin, players of that calibre taking to the field,” Junna revealed.
“They are the up and coming group that will be pushing for Westfield W-league spots in the next couple of years, so this is a chance for them to see where they are at. It’s also a good opportunity for our recently injured players to get a full game under their belt and put their hand up for selection. I think there will be a few players chomping at the bit to put in a good performance as we are getting to that stage now where it’s the business end of the season and I’m sure they all want to be involved at that time of year.”
The match comes in the middle of a trio of testing challenges for United, who come into the fixture of the back of a long road trip to play Newcastle Jets, before setting their sights on the Westfield W-League summit meeting with the ever-dangerous Brisbane Roar.
“We have to be mindful that on Saturday we have to go to Brisbane so we will be giving some of our younger players, and some of the ACTAS players, a chance to show their ability on the field,” Junna said.
“At this stage I don’t think that the squad could back up for three games in a week so we’ll bring in some of the ACTAS players to see how they fare against what will be very decent opposition and they can see where they are at in terms of their progress and development.”
Canberra United plays South Korea B in an International Challenge match on Tuesday 14th December at Deakin Stadium, Grose Street, Deakin with kick off at 5.30pm. Gates will open at 5pm and admission is FREE.
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