With the top of the table clash between the O'35s and Ellerslie postponed, to be re-played at he end of the season, will this result in the classic Liverpool v Arsenal end of season finale that spawned the Nick Hornby book and movie "Fever Pitch"?

In a tenuous link and with a view to parents supplying holiday DVD Material, I nominate my "Top Ten" Football Films.

On the day that the Mens 1st team gained a well deserved 1 - 0 victory at Papakura, the Pools Panel were in full swing after 16 metres of rain this week in Auckland.

Their decision to award an away win for the Over 35's busted many a coupon, with most punters banking on a score draw.

The attention now turns to the Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain. In the absence of any match material, I've tried to have a bit of fun with a finalists flavour.

Western Springs pull off a jailbreak and escape with 3 points against the Men's Reserves

Click through to view this week's match report versus Western Springs ...

On the day that the Olympic torch proceeds through Tibet, would the O'35s demonstrate true title credentials?

Click the link to find out.....

Click through to view this week's match report against Three Kings ...

 Click through for a report on how the Reserves fared at Seddon Fields

An All Star cast, including Brad "A Touch of" Frost and a Dutch  Sylvester Stallone as "Van Hatch" featured for the O'35s, as they took on Fencibles at Bledisloe today.

Click to see how an ordinary opening, transformed into a fully fledged "thriller", with more twists and turns, than a ...............well,  twisty turny thing

Click through to view this week's match report against Eastern Suburbs ...

The Men's 1st team go down fighting against Fencibles...

A pressing appointment at the Trivia Night means a truncated match report on the O35's v Onehunga Mangere.....click the link to see how an incredible game unfolded.

I still have heaps of available times to Ref YOUR game so either call or text me on 0273275190 or email me on karl060699@hotmail.com to arrange where and when you would like me thier.

I am prepared to do several games in a day.

The 1st team has faced a hard week there have been a couple of injuries to overcome and, more disturbingly, derisive comments publicly made from club members about player performance and the ability of management and coaching staff. So it was no wonder that the mind set going into this game was unsettled and we were certain that the trip to Cambridge Utd presented our toughest game of the season to date. However, there is a strong spirit developing in the squad and a strong beleif that we are moving forward.

Click through to view this week's match report against Waiuku ...

Click through to read how the Mens 3rd team ground out a hard fought win in their top of the table encounter.

A Steve Fabrello lob mid way through the second half, secured  victory for the O35's at Bledisloe today in a hard fought top of the table clash against Metro. Click the link to read how the opposition left the Theatre of Onions with tears in their eyes.