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BC Senior Provincial Cups  Results and banter for the various Provincial Cups including Mens Open, Womens Open, and Masters. |
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05-07-2006, 06:03 PM
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| Premium Member A Better Bastard  |  Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Firemen 4 - Rangers 1 in O.T. Well done Firemen, great win boys. We pushed hard in Overtime after getting scored on and got punished. Way to many passengers today and Firemen really battled hard all day long. Did we have some chances ? Yes. Did we deserve to win ? I don't think so............ I really thought just before O T we had two really good chances to win it though. Firemen won a very tough game and Kudos to them for showing the heart they have. Another good year for us but it is really time for us to re tool and add some needed depth! I think you will see four or five key changes to our team next season. Westside really did a number on West Van today? Congrats Peter. What the hell happened Sir M ? (trust me buddy boy, i know the feeling ) Good luck Firemen and Westside. You both deserve to be there! Off to Bear Mountain Golf Course Weds for a nice four day Golf Gettaway ! By the way.......Ian Mclean was On Fire Today! Really.
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05-07-2006, 07:36 PM
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| Give Me Strength A Better Bastard  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Quote:
Peter, full marks. It should be a cracker final. And congrats to VFF by the way Got to run now, another all night Power Rankings session awaits. Stopping by Las Margueritas first, may need some of the wipes for later. Stay tuned for the rankings, due out tomorrow.
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05-07-2006, 10:09 PM
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| Member | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Congrats to both Peter and Scottyshell. You guys must have played hard to knock off two very good sides. I know how you feel Sir M. We were also off against Westside but to their credit they played very well. I wish both teams luck in the final. In any case, it will be a VMSL team that wins it all! Three out of four semi finalists...Not bad! SCK |
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05-07-2006, 10:49 PM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Okay...had time to think about the game today. Coach...hats off to you and your team. Glad we don't have to play you through the season. I can see why games between Rangers & SU are battles. Yes we got lucky on a few occasions today..unlike last year..both with refs calls and the scoreline. I would like to know though why you carry a player that only brings down the quaility of your club..#13...does he know he's playing soccer and not rugby,american football or aussie rules?? For a guy to run around looking to take guys out?? Nough said...doesn't make the broken nose feeel any better anyways. Bailey,Mac,Wilkie..great stuff today. Sorry I couldn't stick around for a few pints..you all deserved them. On to next week...hope we can compete. Cheers!
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05-07-2006, 11:34 PM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Must admit - #13 is complete bush - and why a forward - if that is what you call him - wears shoe polish under his eyes is beyond me ... in the VMSL guys don't start throwing elbows for no reason - or throw one instead of going for the ball. Rangers were short a few on the bench and with Izatt on and Klassen in midfield it would have been fun. Coach I suggest your first move would be to drop #13 - is his name Avery ? Have no idea why he never got a red. Anyways enough of that - on to next week. Looking forward to the big game. |
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05-07-2006, 11:43 PM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Quote:
Anyway, the scorelines do not surprise me based on what we have seen. To win any championship, an element of luck seems to be necessary. I wouldn't say Firefighters have been overly lucky but at least they haven't been overly unlucky. Should be a great final. Good luck to both teams. Scottyshell, if I was a betting man (and I am), I would say this isn't your first broken nose. It'll make you more attractive. Maybe the calender?  | |
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05-08-2006, 12:06 AM
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| Member | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Balls: You lose...it is my first busted snotbox. The calenda...that's only for the pretty boys...of which I have long grown out of. Cheers!
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05-08-2006, 06:45 AM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Just wanted to say congrats to the VFF for winning the game, yesterday and hope they win the whole thing...well deserved... Referees, I don't know....no whining,though. Good Luck in the final, lads. |
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05-08-2006, 02:03 PM
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| Premium Member A Better Bastard  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions Quote:
 Guess you'll have to be cheering for the only Surrey team (US!!) at Nationals in October.  | |
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05-08-2006, 03:59 PM
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| Respect & Honour A Total Bastard  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Round 2 Results & Semis Predictions When: Thanksgiving weekend Where: I *think* Winterpeg.
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05-09-2006, 11:53 AM
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| Give Me Strength A Better Bastard | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Semifinal Results & Final Predictions For those of you who don't get Fox Sports World, TSN, or Sportsnet Pacific, West, Ontario, or East, do not have access to the FIFA website, read the papers, or are personal friends with Reedie, Thommo, or SMEPR staffer Gerry Dobson, it is a WFC Westside vs. Vancouver Firefighters final at Town Center this Saturday. After a marathon session with Excellent Rankings staff, and after much heated debate, it is has been decided that, this week, in lieu of Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings , we are introducing the... Sir M's In Depth Comparison of the Excellent Finalists. Starting from the back out: Goaltenders WFC: Merkl has been on fire during the Provincials, winning 3 games, and giving up but one in the last 2 games. VFF: Sicoli (my apologies if I spelled it wrong mate) has led his side to a 1st round shutout, and two one goal defeats of the two big Surrey teams. Firefighters depth at this position is questionable. Edge: Westside. Defenders WFC: WFC's defending has been much improved of late, and their aggressive style of play was very effective against a very high powered offence in the semi-final. VFF: The VFF backline shed a lot of sweat, and blood on Sunday. Their 1st goal against SU came from the back as well. Big Chuck in the middle has had a couple of huge games lately. He did a good job of shutting down big, talented strikers in the semi, a repeat performance on Sunday could win VFF the game. Edge: VFF Midfield WFC: WFC's midfield, as well, has just gotten better during the playoff run. The older Catliff brother played like a man possessed on Sunday, and their midfield won about 90% of the 50-50 balls, and won them the game as a result. VFF: The same can be said of the VFF midfield, with the Roselund brothers owning the center of the park, save for one slipup that gave Wilkensen an opening where he made no mistake. Extremely intense, did they come out of Sunday healthy? Edge: Even Forwards WFC: John Catliff when on form is almost unstoppable. Al McGrath has been dangerous of late as well. WFC averaging 3 goals a game in this tournament. Where is Mario Baff? VFF: Frank Fiddler with a hat trick on Sunday, is on fire. Big Marty may have taken a knock. After a season where they struggled to score, they notched 7 in the two games against the Surrey teams. Edge: WFC Coaching At the risk of getting speed bagged by the VFF coach, Sir M is going to give the edge to WFC on this one. Reasons?...Peter is on the sidelines, and Dave is on the field. Plus, of course Peter gave this writer a sip of single malt after Sunday's game. Edge: WFC Intangibles: This game will be a classic East Side vs West Side battle. A tale of two sets of brothers perhaps? It would be even more intense if there was any kind of history between them  . I believe that, judging by the amount of blood shed by VFF on Sunday, WFC will be fitter. VFF, though, has been this far before, and therefore...Edge: VFF This is going to be a very, very tough one to pick. Sir M believs this game will be low scoring, and could be a long, long game. However, Sir M did not rise to the head of the Rankings staff by not being able to pull the trigger..(Dickens, stop). Sir M's Excellent Predicted BC Masters Champs: Vancouver Firefighters Because of the Chuck on JC matchup, and because of the intangibles. (Unless it goes to PKs  ). Good luck to both teams.
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05-09-2006, 12:12 PM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Semifinal Results & Final Predictions Well that suits me just fine in that we've been seeded below our competition pretty much every time Sir M publishes these diatribes. I was just out walking my dog and was thinking about how many times we've faced off against the firemen. I remember the first time like it was yesterday... 1984, Strathcona West: Westside had been promoted to Premiere after a hard battle in 1st division. This was it, the Firemen at the time were the defending League, Imperial and BC Champs. They were chalked full of seasoned vets. Reg Newmark (sp?) and Tinman are two guys that stick out in my head. We were young, brash, fit...but very green. We had our secret weapon, Pearson in the nets. Trigger is a fireman but that year decided to play with his youthful buddies instead of succumbing to the pressure...Marty E might have been in the nets for the Firemen but I can't remember for sure. The game gets going and we're actually holding our own. Trigger stood on his head numerous times to keep the shutout alive. Our backup keeper, Jim Bagan, had just got off the plane from Hawaii that morning. He was on the sidelines full of jet fuel (alcohol) and sporting a fine tan. About 5 minutes from the half, the mixer gets kicked into high gear and the ball comes in to our 18 with a well-staggered wall of firefighters advancing to the intercept point. Out comes Trigger, in comes Newmark...down goes Trigger, blood pouring out of his head, ball in back of net, 1-0. Off comes the hula shirt and in comes Bagan (Trigger off to hospital for stitches)...the rest was pretty painful but I think it was 7 or 8 bagel at the end of regulation. A fine how-do-you-do! Welcome to Premiere. |
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05-09-2006, 06:30 PM
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| Member | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Semifinal Results & Final Predictions At last count only 9 healthy - we may need to forfeit - all this talk of unstoppable, pairs of brothers - imagine if there were three brothers on one team ... lol Sir M you got Sicoli right - just think of Spicoli and the movie - I hope those tickets keep his palms protected from all those shots from Mr. Unstoppable .... you are missing a few things in your analysis but you will see quite quickly on Saturday. Peter can you bring us some BandAids as our med kit is empty. |
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05-10-2006, 01:17 AM
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| Member  | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Semifinal Results & Final Predictions I can see why only 9 might have survived, what a game. Tremendous action, some real skill and intense physical stuff out on the field. Sure took everything you had to beat those guys -- they didn't go down easily. But great stuff for the fans. Cheers for the entertainment. The other game, well I won't comment. We are all trying to forget... I do remember my first game against the Firefighters though -- my first game in Metro. 1977 and 135 lbs soaking wet. It is a wonder I ever played again, i seem to remember many near death experiences. Went straight to a wedding after and drank heavily to forget (didn't work though, still remember the 3-0 scoreline.) Good luck to all in the Final. |
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05-12-2006, 01:46 PM
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| Respect & Honour A Total Bastard | Re: 2006 BC Masters Cup - Semifinal Results & Final Predictions Good luck to both teams tomorrow! Predictions? I want to give an analysis of each team like SirM did but in the end I think it can all be summed up in one work: Merkl Westside in PKs
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