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* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S * Enjoy your holiday in Goa. Stay at THE GARCA BRANCA from November to May There is no better, value for money, guest house. Confirm your bookings early or miss-out Visit http://www.garcabranca.com for details/booking/confirmation. --- DIVAR EXPAT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ZUARI FC LIFT PLATE TROPHY Vaxim Divar led by versatile Russel Rodrigues emerged champions in the First UAE Indian Expat Football League organized by Gulf International Promotions. In an exciting final played at the Iranian Stadium Dubai, in front of a large crowd Divar defeated a strong Copy Corner Sporting by six goals to four in a penalty shoot out. Both the teams were locked 1-1 at the end of normal time and extra time failed to produce a goal. In a fast paced game both teams went all out for victory with Russel Rodrigues and Orlando Viegas missing sitters for the Divar team. Copy Corner had their own share of spoils when Manoj G and Rasheed has near misses. Divar took the lead in the seventeenth minute when Russel Rodrigues past the Copy Corner Keeper Thomas. Copy Corner were back on level terms thirty seconds later when a quick restart of the game when a through ball from Dileep found Subair in the penalty area and he mad no mistake to put the game on level terms. There was no further scoring and the result has to be resolved by the tie breaker. Divar hero was their Goalkeeper Jonas Dsouza who made two brilliant saves to deny Rasheed and Dileep. Subair , Manoj G, and Basheer K managed to score from the spot. Divar players made no mistake with their kicks with Randel Pereira, Russel Rodrigues, Creighton Travasso, Ashok S, Russel Rosario and Orlando Viegas burying the ball into the net to earn a well deserved victory and lift the handsome winners trophy. Earlier in the quarter finals of the main tournament Siolim United got the better of Varca FC by one goal to nil in extra time. Shriram Vernekar scored the all important goal. In the second quarter final Divar managed to defeat a determined Cansaulim by a lone Derrick DSouza goal. Benit DSouza and Navel Pereira played well for Cansaulim. In the third quarter final Copy Corner Sporting had to pull out all stops to defeat Zyco Dubai FC by one goal to nil. Subair made no mistake from close range when put through by Basheer. K K Riyaz and Baby Job had a good game for Zyco Dubai. In the last quarter finals of the main event Young St Marys boys led by the only female manager Candida K scored to quick goals through Wilton Goes to march into the semi final against Vaxim Divar. In the first semi final Copy Corner had to wait until extra time before scoring a late winner against a strong Siolim United FC. Striker Rasheed proved to be the hero with the match winner three minutes before the end of extra time. The second Semi Final saw experience against youth. Vaxim Divar had to use all their experience before overcoming St Marys boys by two goals to nil. Randell Pereira and Derrick Dsouza ensured the victory for the Divar team. Siolim United had the consolation of winning the third place play off defeating St Marys Boys by two goals to nil. John Fernandes and Shriram vernekar scored for the winners. The tournament lived up to its billing as an exciting one when the Plate event was just as exciting as the main event. Zuari FC led by Savio Cardozo lifted the plate trophy defeating St Anthonys 6-5 via the penalty shoot out. In an exciting game Zuari and St Anthony were locked in a one all draw despite extra time. Julius Noronha who had a good tournament gave Zuari the lead in the eighth minute only to see Darryl Carvalho equalize from close range. Both teams went in search of the equalizer but failed to do so. In the penalty shoot out Lynton DSouza, Savio Cardozo, Joaquim Fernandes, Godfrey Almeida and Ashton DSouza made no mistake from the spot. Kevin Fernandes, Oswald Fernandes, Darryl Rasquinha and Darryl Carvalho scored their efforts while Sandy Fernandes shot wide. In the quarter finals of the plate event SFX Old Goa did not turn up for their game against Almoe Fc, Dragon All Starz went down to Emirates Flight Catering by two goals to nil courtesy Caitan Fernandes and Thomas Dias. Zuari had to thank Lynton DSouza, Oswald Fernandes, Karlton for their three nil victory over Desert Cubs. St Anthonys had to resort to penalties before overcoming Phoenix Loutolim by four goals to three. Kevin Fernandes, Oswald Fernandes, Darryl Carvalho and Darryl Rasquinha scored for St Anthony while Lucas Fernandes, Baptist DSouza and Lawrie Gonsalves scored for Loutolim with Moses and Benjamin missing from the spot. In the first semi final
[Goanet] INDIAN EXPAT SOCCER FINAL IN DUBAI
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S * Enjoy your holiday in Goa. Stay at THE GARCA BRANCA from November to May There is no better, value for money, guest house. Confirm your bookings early or miss-out Visit http://www.garcabranca.com for details/booking/confirmation. --- INDIAN EXPAT SOCCER FINAL IN DUBAI The quarter finals, Semi Final and Final of the First UAE Indian Expat Football League will be held at the Iranian Stadium of Friday 2 June from 4.30pm The final is scheduled for 8 pm. The sixteen team league played over the last twelve weeks is organized by Gulf International Promotions and is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and co- sponsored by Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Nike, Sun & Sand Sports, Masafi, Al Rawabi, Lipton and Tiffany. According to Raul Fernandes Chief Organizer, the tournament generated a lot of interested as this was the first time a league has been organized for Indian Teams. We were overwhelmed with the response and had to unfortunately turn down entries due the time factor stated Fernandes. There should be a lot if exciting games on friday given the teams performances during the league stages. The top eight teams led by Siolim United have qualified for the main event while the bottom eight teams led by Almoe FC are in the plate event. All the matches will be officiated by Brett Plumridge, Abdul Majeed and Manuel Monteiro.Entry to the stadium is free added Fernandes. Further details can be seen on www.gipdubai.com The following is the schedule of the games on Friday Main Event Quarter Finals: Pitch One 4.30pm SIOLIM UNITED vs VARCA FC 4.50PM VAXIM DIVAR vs CANSAULIM 5.10PM ZYCO DUBAI vs COPY CORNER 5.30PM ST MARYS BOYS vs DUBAI REPUBLICANS Plate Event Pitch Two 4.30pm ALMOE FC vs SFX OLD GOA 4.50pm EMIRATES FLT CATERING vs Dragon All Starz 5.10pm ZUARI FC vs DESERT CUBS 5.30PM PHOENIX LOUTOLIM vs ST ANTHONY SEMI FINALS : 6.00PM THIRD PLACE : 7PM FINAL : 8PM _ Do not post admin requests to the list. Goanet mailing list (Goanet@goanet.org)
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ZUARI HOLD ST MARYS : EXPAT SOCCER Zuari Football Club held young St Marys Boys to a two all draw in an exciting game of the first UAE Indian Expat Football League played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports. The League organized by Gulf International Promotions has reached the last stages before teams play in the knock out rounds. Top eight teams will play in the main event while the bottom eight teams will play in the plate event. The league is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and co-sponsored by Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Lipton, Nike, Sun & Sand Sports, Al Rawabi, Masafi, and Tiffany. Zuari F C led by Savio Cardozo played a spirited game to hold a high flying St Marys Boys to a two all draw. Zuari took a shock lead through striker Oswald Fernandes but Roy Das scored a gem of a goal for St Marys to change ends at one all. On resumption St Marys took the lead through Keegan D'Costa only to see Avlon Dalgado score a well deserved equalizer for Zuari. Zuari are in eleventh position while St Marys are in fifth place. Both teams have one game remaining in the league round. Desert Cubs put up a spirited display before going down to Phoenix Loutolim by one goal to two. Mejo Jose opened the scoring for Loutolim but Mammen George equalized. Moses D'Silva scored the all important goal for Loutolim to take them into twelfth position. Desert Cubs remain in fourteenth place. SFX Old Goa did not turn up for their game against Varca FC who collected all three points. In an exciting game between two old rivals Vaxim Divar managed to get the better of Siolim United by one goal to nil. Both teams had equal exchanges but Randel Pereira ensured Divar took all three points with a well taken goal. Siolim slipped into fourth position while Divar languish in ninth place. In a day full of drawn games, fifteenth placed Dragon All Starz gave a good account of themselves holding St Anthony in thirteenth position to a goalless draw. Sunil Chandran and Abdul Rasheed played well for Dragons while Sandy Fernandes and Jude D'Souza played their part for St Anthony. Eighth placed Dubai Republicans led by Gordon D'Silva played their hearts out to hold a strong Almoe team to a goalless draw. Savio Buthelo and Suresh Pereira gave their best for Almoe but could not convert their determination into goals. Almoe are in sixth position with one game left in the league. Seventh placed Cansaulim pulled out all stops to hold a strong Vaxim Divar to another goalless draw. Benit D'Souza, Prashant Morajkar and Remedious Furtado put up a spirited performance to hold the Divar team led by Randel Pereira. In a tense game Copy Corner Sporting just managed to scrape a 2-1 victory over a spirited Zuari team. Anwer Ali opened the scoring for Copy corner and Mohammed Kareem consolidated the lead a few minutes later. Never say die Zuari fought back and were rewarded when a penalty was awarded for an infringement in the goal area. Hardworking Lynton D'Souza made no mistake from the spot. Zuari lads tried their best to find the equalizer but Copy Corner held on to take all three points. Copy Corner have completed their games and are on twenty seven points. St Marys Boys put up a much better display in their second game defeating a determined Emirates Flight catering team by two goals to one. Striker Roy Das opened the scoring for St Marys in the fifth minute with a solo goal. Sebyton Colaco put Emirates Flight Catering on level terms in the tenth minute . Both teams went in search of the winner in the second half and persistence paid off for St Marys when vice captain Keegan D'Costa scored the winner . Zyco Dubai lying in third position could not find space In their game against Cansaulim and had to settle for their seventh draw in the league. Cansaulim who slipped to seventh position in the table with two games in hand did well against the Zyco team who tried their best to penetrate the Cansaulim defence led by Travolta Morais and Michael Fernandes. Phonix Loutolim were in top form against hard playing Copy Corner and secured a well deserved one all draw. Mohammed Kareem opened the scoring for the Copy Corner team and the teams changed ends with a one nil lead. The second half was a different story with the Loutolim team having maximum possession and were duly rewarded when Moses D'silva found the net with a well taken goal to split the points and earn a well deserved draw. In the last game of the night Varca FC swamped a helpless Desert Cubs by four goals to nil. Although Desert Cubs did put up a spirited display but they could not contain the speedy Varca forwards. Shane Thomas opened the scoring with Clifford D'Costa adding another one just before half time. On resumption Sean Fernandes finished off a good pass from Steven Gurung and Shane Thomas put the final touches with a well taken goal in the last minute. Varca climb to
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VARCA DEFEAT LOUTOLIM IN EXPAT LEAGUE SIOLIM UNITED BACK ON TOP Varca Football Club defeated a strong Phoenix Loutolim by two goals to nil in the first UAE Indian Expat Football League played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports. The League is organized by Gulf International Promotions and sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries, Future Pipe Industries, Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Lipton, Nike, Sub & Sand, Al Rawabi, Masafi and Tiffanys. Captain Franky Baretto and Striker Steven Gurung were on target for Varca in a fast paced game. Lawrie Gonsalves, Mejo Jose and Simon Fernandes gave a good account for Loutolim. Siolim United climbed back to the top of the sixteen- team league with a resounding five nil victory over a helpless Dragon All Starz. Shriram Vernekar the leagues top scorer scored three goals with Jovito D'Souza and Peter Fernandes were the other scorers. SFX Old Goa pulled off the surprise of the night when they held favourites Vaxim Divar to a one all draw. Creighton Travasso opened the scoring for Divar only to see Inas Rodrigues equalize on the stroke of half time. Russel Rodrigues and Randell Pereira played well for Divar while Peter Fernandes and Neelesh Dincar were outstanding for Old Goa. Divar are in eighth position while Old Goa are in fifteenth place. Twelfth placed St Anthony put up a spirited display to hold fifth placed Dubai Republicans to a one all draw. Deril Carvalho scored for St Anthony while Sunny Gabriel leveled the scores for Republicans. Zuari FC pulled off a smart two nil victory over Dragon All Starz missing their Captain Chandy. Lynton D'Souza who was in top form scored a solo goal while Julius Noronha rounded off the game for Zuari. Sunil and Arif Azeez played their hearts out but could not avoid defeat. Varca playing their second game of the night tried their best but could not get past a stubborn Emirates Flight Catering led by Myron Miranda. Both teams tried hard but failed to find the nets. In an exciting encounter Almoe lying third in the table, played fast attacking soccer and got the better of youthful St Marys Boys by one goal to nil courtesy Gilbert Buthelo who scored a gem of a goal. With the defeat St Marys slipped to seventh place. Zyco Dubai led by Abubaker were the other high scorers of the night defeating Desert Cubs by five goals to nil. Manoj Athanikal opened the floodgates followed by Riyas scoring two goals in quick succession an Abdul Aziz his to the tally before Riyas completed the rout. Zyco climbed five places to secure second spot ion the standings. Desert Cubs occupy fourteenth position. Justin Matthews and Neville Thomas put up a spirited display for Desert Cubs. In another exciting game Copy Corner just managed to get the better of Almoe by two goals to one. Almoe, who played their hearts out. took the lead in the first five minutes through Rejo Abraham. Copy Corner came out all guns blazing in the second half to score twice through Basheer K who had a good game upfront. Zuari led by Savio Cardozo playing their second game of the night took all three points from a battling St Anthony thanks to an opportunist goal by Lynton D'souza. Sandy Fernandes, Deril Carvalho and Jude D'Souza gave a good account of themselves but could not convert when it mattered most. Zuari are in eleventh position while St Anthony are in Twelfth place. In the last game of the night Copy Corner climbed into fourth place defeating a determined Emirates Flight Catering by one goal to nil. Basheer K finished off a perfect pass from Rasheed K to seal all three points. Manuel Fernandes and Sebyton Colaco were in good form for the Catering team. The league has reached an interesting stage with three games left in the league phase. The top eight teams qualify for the quarterfinals of the main event while the bottom placed eight teams will fight it out in the plate quarterfinals. The games have been very close and places are still up for grabs. The next round of games will be played on Thursday at the Dubai Club for Special Sports with the following games scheduled: DESERT CUBS vs PHOENIX LOUTOLIM SFX OLD GOA vs VARCA FC SIOLIM UNITED vs VAXIM DIVAR DRAGON ALL STARZ vs ST ANTHONY DUBAI REPUBLICANS vs ALMOE CANSAULIM vs VAXIM DIVAR CANSAULIM vs ZYCO DUBAI COPY CORNER SPORTING vs ZUARI FC EMIRATES FLIGHT CATERING vs ST MARYS BOYS COPY CORNER SPORTING vs PHOENIX LOUTOLIM ST MARYS BOYS vs ZUARI FC DESERT CUBS vs VARCA FC _ Do not post admin requests to the list. Goanet mailing list (Goanet@goanet.org)
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* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S * Enjoy your holiday in Goa. Stay at THE GARCA BRANCA from November to May There is no better, value for money, guest house. Confirm your bookings early or miss-out Visit http://www.garcabranca.com for details/booking/confirmation. --- ST ANTHONY HOLD ALMOE IN EXPAT SOCCER DESERT CUBS SHOCK SFX OLD GOA St Anthony FC led by Sandy Fernandes put up a spirited display to hold fourth place Almoe FC to a one all draw in the tenth round of the First UAE Indian Expat football League played at the Dubai club for Special Sports . The league is organized by Gulf International promotions and is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and co-sponsored by Future Pipe Industries. Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Lipton, Nike, Sun & Sand Sports, Al Rawabi, Masafi and Tiffanys. In an exciting opening game Edel Fernandes scored a gem of a goal to open the scoring for St Anthony who led one nil at the break. Almoe came back in the second half with new ideas and were rewarded when Ashraf Syed latched onto a through ball to tap in for the equalizer. Siolim United got back to their winning ways after a disappointing week to defeat a strong Emirates Flight Catering by two goals to nil. Siolim's top scorer and captain Shriram Vernekar opened the scoring in the tenth minute to give his team a well deserved lead. The Catering lads played well with George Barretto and Joe Dsilva playing a good game. Siolim players however had other ideas and consolidated their lead in the twentieth minute when Shriaram scored from close range to chalk up victory. Vaxim Divar turned out in full force with Russel Rodrigues scoring in their solitary goal victory over Phoenix Loutolim led by Renato Fernandes. Christopher Dias and Lucas Fernandes had a good game for Loutolim who are in eleventh position while Adler DCruz and Russel Rodrigues impressed for Divar who climbed to sixth place. Fourteenth placed Desert Cubs pulled off the shock of the tournament defeating experienced SFX Old Goa by three goals to nil. Amrit Pal Singh opened the scoring for Desert Cubs only to see William Fernandes equalize two minutes later. Desert cubs maintained pressure on the Old Goa goal and were rewarded when Raul DSouza scored off a corner. The teams changed ends with the score two one in favour of Desert Cubs. Old Goa fought back through Peter Fernandes and William but it DSouza who scored the third goal for Desert Cubs to earn a well-deserved victory. Siolim United continued their good fortune when they defeated a strong Dubai Republicans by two goals to nil and climb to second place in the sixteen team league. Shriram Vernekar became the leagues top scorer when he netted both goals for Siolim. Table Toppers Cansaulim had to settle for a one all draw with fifth placed St Marys Boys. Travolta Morais opened the scoring for Cansaulim while St Marys had to thank vice captain Keegan DCosta for the equalizer. Zyco Dubai led by Abubaker scraped a one nil victory over a strong Copy Corner Team. The Zyco lads had to fight hard for victory with the Copy Corner players led by Rasheed K and Ganesh Manoj playing a spirited game. Zyco were rewarded for their persistence when Rajath pounced on a rare defensive lapse by Copy Corner defence to score from close range. The goal turned out to be the match winner and lifted Zyco into seventh place. A rejuvenated Zuari FC played their true game to pull of a one nil win over Desert Cubs. The Cubs playing their second game of the night could not prevent Julius Noronha scoring a gem of a goal to seal the match. Zuari are in thirteenth place while Desert Cubs are in fourteenth position. SFX Old Goa bounced back from their earlier defeat to Desert Cubs to hold Dragon All Stars to a one all draw. Arif Abdul Azeez was the scorer for the Dragon lads while William equalized for SFX Old Goa. SFX Old Goa are at the bottom of the table while Dragon All Stars are one position higher in fifteenth position. Dubai republicans pulled off the second upset of the night defeating strong contenders Varca FC by two goals to one. Jansen Machado was in good form and opened the scoring for the Republicans and took his team into a one nil lead at the breather. Varca bounced back in the second half and good footwork by Sean Fernandes and Steven Gurung resulted in the former scoring the equalizer for the Varca team. Both teams went in search for the equalizer and it was striker Sunny Gabriel who gave the lead to the Dubai republicans after dribbling through two Varca defenders and placing the ball beyond the reach of Varca keeper Jose Manuel. The goal turned out to be the match w
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CANSAULIM TOP INDIAN EXPAT LEAGUE DIVAR SLIP, ST MARYS SECOND Cansaulim Football Club led by Mafario Antao climbed to the top of the standings in the First Indian Expat Football League played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports. The sixteen team League organized by Gulf International Promotions for Indian Expatriates resident in the UAE has reached the half way mark with some interesting results. The title sponsors for the League are Gulf Eternit Industries and co-sponsors are Future Pipe Industries, Pehla, Al Awael, Firstnet, Lipton, Nike, Sun & Sand Sports, Masafi, Al Rawabi and Tiffany. Cansaulim Football Club defeated Dragon All Starz 2-0 in their first game of the night. Top striker Brian Almeida opened the scoring for the Cansaulim team in the tenth minute in a close game. Dragon All Starz put up a strong resistance with Captain Melvin Chandy, Nestor Vaz and Sharif Abdul Azeez playing a good game. Cansaulim did their best to counter the All Starz team and were rewarded when Benit D'Souza latched on to a through ball by Remedious Furtado to put the game beyond the reach of the All Starz who fought till the end. In their second game of the night Cansaulim were held to a goalless draw by a determined Dubai Republicans who put up a good show. Dubai Republicans led by Peter Cross were sturdy in defence with keeper Gordon in good form. Sunny Gabriel and Dalton Fernandes were the other players who ensured the Cansaulim players were kept at bay. Cansaulim are on 21 points having played 19 games and lead the table at the halfway stage. St Anthony captained by Sandy Fernandes scored their first win of the league defeating fourteenth placed Desert Cubs by two goals to nil. Clive Rodrigues who was in good form opened the scoring for the St Anthony team scoring off a pass from Darryl Rasquinha in the ninth minute. Desert Cubs exerted some pressure on their opponents with Roger Kottor and Benson Achankunju making forays into the St Anthony area but Luis D'Silva and Sydney Lemos kept them at bay. Edel Fernandes scored from a corner kick in the dying minutes to give St Anthony full points and lift them into twelfth position. St Marys Boys climbed into second position in the league holding a strong Divar to a goalless draw. The experienced Divar lads had majority of the exchanges but could not convert their superiority into goals. Keeper Densil was in good form and defenders Keegan D'Costa and Arthur Fernandes kept the Divar forwards at bay. Orlando Viegas, Colin D'Cruz and Ashok Saterdkar tried their best but failed in front of goal. Divar slipped to fifth position having started the game in second place. Almoe FC had to pull out all stops to defeat a determined Zuari FC by two goals to nil. Zuari put up a strong resistance but were hampered by the absence of two regular players. Savio Cardozo, Joaquim Figuerado and Avlon Dalgado played their hearts out but could not score. On the other hand Almoe with some neat crisp passing managed to penetrate the Zuari defence and opened the scoring through Sachin Shivram who scored in the fifteenth minute. The teams played much better football in the second half and Zuari were unlucky not to score when Lynton D'Souza missed narrowly. Almoe were lucky to score the second goal when Franklin Ferns latched on to a defensive lapse and slotted the ball past the Zuari keeper to round off the match 2-0. Almoe climbed a notch to fourth position while Zuari are in thirteenth place. St Marys Boys playing their second game of the night were lucky to scrape a narrow 1-0 win over rejuvenated Desert Cubs. St Marys had to thank Roy Das for their victory. The fleet footed Roy stole the ball from a Cubs defender and placed the ball beyond the reach of the Cubs keeper to score the only goal of the match. The St Marys goal had two narrow escapes when Roger Kattor and Justin Matthews came close to scoring with the keeper well beaten. It was not however to be their day and St Marys walked off with the three points. A strong Varca FC led by Levin Fernandes played an exciting draw with Copy Corner Sporting. Several missed opportunities by both teams was the highlight of the match. Copy Corner were the first to take the initiative with Manoj A and Rasheed K making several forays into the Varca Area. The Varca defence ably marshaled by Cornelius Correa held the Copy Corner lads at bay. The teams changed ends without any score on the board. The second half was played at a fast pace with Copy Corners captain Rasheed getting over excited and was shown the red card by referee Manuel for rough play. The game was kept well under control by referee Manuel . Basheer and Subair came close to scoring for the Copy Corner team but missed guilt edged chances. Shane Thomas and Sean Fernandes played their hearts out for the Varca team but could not translate their control into goals and had to split the points . Co
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DIVAR SCORE IMPRESSIVE WINS INDIAN EXPAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE Vaxim Divar led by Russel Rodrigues scored two impressive wins in the First UAE Indian Expat Football League organized by Gulf International Promotions Dubai at the Dubai Club for Special Sports. The league is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and co-sponsored by Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Lipton, Masafi, Nike, Sun & Sand Sports, Al Rawabi and Tiffany. Divar began the night with a hard fought wing over a youthful St Anthony side defeating them by one goal to nil. Captain Russel Rodrigues scored the all-important goal in the seventeenth minute after receiving a good through ball from Colin DCruz. The St Anthony lads played their hearts out and held on to the game until the opportunist strike from Russell. Russel DSouza of Divar received a yellow card for rough play. Sandy Fernandes, Darryl Rasquinha and Austin Rodrigues did a good job for the St Anthony team but had to go home empty handed. Divars second game proved to be easier than expected defeating Almoe by two goals to nil. The game began on a fast pace with the Almoe lads taking the initiative in the first ten minutes with Suresh Pereira, Evano Fernandes and Sheldon Buthelo raiding the Divar defence who held out with able defending by Ashok S and Randell Pereira. There after the Divar lads took over with Russell Rodrigues and Colin DCruz controlling play. It was no surprise when Ashok opened the scoring for the Divar lads with a well taken goal. The teams changed ends with Divar leading one nil. In the second half a good through ball by DSouza saw Randell Pereira putting the finishing touches for his teams second goal. With these two victories Divar jump into second spot in the sixteen-team table while St Anthony are in thirteenth place and Almoe remain in fifth position. Varca FC led by Franky Baretto opened their game night with a two goal victory over a determined Dragon All Starz. The game began on a slow pace but the tempo picked up with the Varca lads making several inroads into the All Starz area. Varca main striker Shane Thomas was at his best when he latched on to a Franky Barretto pass to open the scoring for a one nil lead at half time. In the second half Dragon All Starz tried to fight back with Melvyn Chandy, Sunil Chandran an Arif Abdul Azeez making some good moves. They failed however to find the net. Varca sealed the match on a counter attack when Nishanth Fernandes put Franky Baretto through who made no mistake with only the keeper between him and the goal. Varca emerged two nil winners and are in eighth position. Dragon All Starz are in fifteenth place. SFX Old Goa who are normally a strong contender have so far disappointed the crowds this time. They languish at bottom of the table and continued to remain there after being beaten by a rejuvenated Emirates Flight Catering team by one goal to nil. Inacio Fernandes, Thomas Dias and Sebyton Colaco played well for the Catering team with the latter scoring the only goal of the match. Peter Fernandes, Henry Carvalho and Augustin tried their best to get back into the game for the Old Goa team but had to accept defeat at the end. Emirates Flight Catering moved up two places into fourth position. Phoenix Loutolim led by Marques held a young Zuari team to goalless draw. Both teams played fast attacking soccer with Savio Cardozo, Oswald Fernandes and Joaquim Figuerado outstanding for Zuari while Renato Fernandes, Moses DSilva and Lucas Fernandes did their bit for the Loutolim side. Loutolim remain in tenth position while Zuari climb to twelfth place. Table toppers Siolim United continued to dominate the league with a facile one nil victory over a strong Copy Corner Sporting Tea. Both the teams went all out in attack from the word go with Copy Corner taking the advantage in the first half. Manoj Ganesh, Basheer K and Dileep were in top form but could not convert their superiority into goals. The Siolim lads came into the game slowly and wrested the initiative when striker Sriram Vernekar put the ball into the net after playing with Geraldo who also had a good game. John Fernandes, John Sequeira, Geraldo and Peter Fernandes stood strong in the Siolim defence to deny the Copy Corner lads of a clear sight at goal. Siolim continue to lead the sixteen team table while Copy Corner are in sixth place. Zyco Dubai led by Aboobaker were in top form and played some skillful soccer to hold a young Zuari team to a one all draw. This was Zuaris second draw of the night and although they did all they could to score were held back by a stubborn Zyco defence of Riyas k, and Abdul Saleem. Zuari did however manage to latch on to a rare defensive lapse and scored a goal off the run off play through Lynton DSouza. Zyco came back strongly in the second half and their persistence paid off when Biju out ran the Zuari defence to score the equalizer much to the re
[Goanet] UAE Indian Expat Football League
COPY CORNER SPORTING OUTPLAY DRAGON ALL STARZ ALMOE SHOCK SFX OLD GOA - Indian Football League in Dubai Copy Corner Sporting led by Rasheed outplayed Dragon All Starz 6-1 in the third week of the First UAE Indian Expat Football league organized by Gulf International Promotions Dubai. The sixteen-team league played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and co- sponsored by Firstnet, Pehla, Al Awael, Future Pipe Industries, Lipton, Masafi, Al Rawabi, Nike, Tiffany, and Sun and Sand Sports. Copy Corner went on the offensive from the word go and it was no surprise when Dileep opened the scoring in the fifth minute. Two minutes later Mohammed Kareem increased the lead. Riyaz who had a good game for the Copy Corner team made it three nil just before half time to give them a comfortable lead. On resumption the Dragon All Starz were a better lot with Melwyn Chandy, Siraj Udeen, Sahreef Abdul Azeez and Nestor Lopez playing their hearts out. Their hard work paid off with Melwyn finishing off after a good pass from Nestor to reduce the margin. This only inspired the Copy Corner team who scored three quick goals through Mohammed Kareem, Riaz Katti and Rashed K to round off a well deserved win. With the win Copy Corner climbed four places into fourth position while Dragon All Starz remain on fifteenth position. Eleventh Placed Zyco Dubai led by Goalkeeper Naushad K held a strong St Marys team to a 0-0 draw. The determined Zyco lads matched St Marys who started the day in top position in all departments of the game. Babu Job, K Riyaz and Manoj Athanikal played some good football to keep the St Marys team at bay. Vice Captain Keegan D'Costa, Roy Das, Gary Hasset and Brian Alphonso did their best to score but were held back by a stubborn Zyco defence. The teams had to finally settle for a draw and split the points. Almoe FC led by Sheldon Buthelo pulled out all stops to defeat a strong SFX Old Goa by two goals to nil. In fast paced game Evano Fernandes scored in the run of play in the sixth minute after playing a one two with Ashraf Syed. The teams tried for goals but were not successful and had to change ends with Almoe leading by a solitary goal. On resumption Old Goa striker Peter Fernandes missed a sitter and this cost his team as Suresh Pereira increased Almoe lead in the fifteenth minute with a good strike off a ball from Suresh Pereira. Piedade Fernandes, Henry Carvalho and Nilesh Dincar did their best but could not convert their superiority into goals. Almoe are in fifth position with nine points from four outings while SFX Old Goa occupy bottom spot . Siolim United got back to their winning ways and climbed to the top of the table defeating a stubborn Phoenix Loutolim by two goals to one. John Fernandes opened the scoring for the Siolim team with a well taken goal in the eighth minute. Captain Shriram Vernekar increased the tally in the fifteenth minute only to see Lucas Fernandes grab a goal in the next minute. Renato Fernandes, Moses D'Silva John Dias did their best for the Loutolim team managed by Marquees but could not find the equalizer. The Siolim lads defence led by John Sequeira and Gerald Fernandes held on to secure a well deserved win. Phoenix Loutolim slipped to tenth position . Siolim United consolidated their position at the top of the table with a second victory of the night defeating Desert Cubs by three goals to nil. Captain Shriram Vernekar scored a brace before half time to change ends at two nil. In the second half Desert Cubs came back strongly but could not contain the Siolim lads who added a third goal through Jovito D'Souza. Roger Kottor, George Mammen, Justin Matthew and Amrit Pal Singh played well for the Desert Cubs but could not avoid the defeat. Desert Cubs slipped to fourteenth Position in the sixteen-team table. Strong contenders Varca FC got back to their winning ways scoring a facile four nil victory of St Anthonys. Shane Thomas scored the first hat trick of the tournament scoring in the fifth, eleventh and eighteenth minute to give his team a well deserved three nil lead. St Anthony did put up a strong fight with Sandy Fernandes, Darryl Rasquinha, Jude D'Souza and Oswald playing a steady game. They could not however stop the flow of the Varca lads who rounded off the match with a last minute goal by Evern D'Souza. Varca climbed to eight position. Title contenders Vaxim Divar had to thank Randel Pereira for their one nil victory over a young Dubai Republicans side. In a fast paced game the Republican lads attacked from the word go but a strong Divar defence kept them at bay. Peter Cross, Sunny Gabriel, Jansen Machado and Brendan Bothelo did their best but could not penetrate the Divar defence. Their own defence however withstood the pressure from the Divar lads namely Derrick Pereira, Colin D'Cruz and Randell Pereira. The latter finally man
[Goanet] Indian Expat Football League
Dear Sports Editor We should be grateful if you would kindly publish the article below in your esteemed paper. Thanking You Yours sincerely ALMOE, ST MARYS TOP IN EXPAT LEAGUE ZYCO, DIVAR IN GOALESS DRAW St Marys Football team led by Goalkeeper Denzil Austin retained top spot in the First UAE Indian Expat Football League played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports. A total of sixteen top Indian teams are participating in the league organized by Gulf International Promotions Dubai. The League is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries as Title sponsors and co-sponsored by Future Pipe Industries, Nike, Sun & Sand, Lipton, Pehla, Firstnet, Al Awael, Tiffany, Masafi, Al Rawabi. Surprise leaders St Marys defeated second placed Siolim United by two goals to nil in a fast paced game. Hardworking Keegan D'Costa opened the scoring for the St Marys lads with a well taken shot in the tenth minute. Joshua D'Sa consolidated the lead in the fifteenth minute after receiving a good pass from Leon Almeida. St Marys Roy Das was a constant threat for the Siolim citadel. Siolim were complacent and paid the price. Although a better team poor finishing let them down. John Sequeira, Innocent Menezes and Jovito D'Souza had a good game for the Siolim team but could not avoid the defeat. With the defeat Siolim United dropped down to fifth spot. Almoe Football team led by Sheldon Buthelo were in top form chalking out two big victories on the night. In the first match Almoe got the better of high flying Emirates Flight Catering by three goals to one. Playing fast attacking soccer striker George Baretto put the Catering team in the lead with an opportunist strike in the third minute. Stunned by the goal the Almoe lads hit back with Franklin Ferns scoring in the sixth minute to level the scores. The teams were equal at half time. It was a different story after the break. Almoe came back with all guns blazing which took the catering lads by surprise. Two quick goals by Franklin Ferns and Rejo Abraham gave the Almoe lads a comfortable lead. Almoe hung on to the lead and emerged 3-1 winners. The Catering lads Savio Soares, Thomas Dias and Manuel Fernandes gave a good account of themselves. In the second game of the night for Almoe the pulled out all stops to humble Dragon Starz 4- 0. This time it was Suresh Pereira who scored two classic goals to give his team a 2-0 lead at half time. On resumption the Dragon Starz put up a strong resistance with Ganesh Thampi, Melvin Chandy and Shareef Abdul Azeez playing their hearts out. The Almoe lads were in no mood to let the game slip and added two more goals in the run of play through Franklin Ferns and Sachin Shivram. Almoe occupy second spot while Dragon All Starz are in fifteenth position. Two title contenders Zyco Dubai and Vaxim Divar played out a dull draw to share the spoils. Zyco Captain Rajath and Abubacker played a stellar role for the team but good defending by Diwars Erbrito Fortes, Randell Pereira and Ashok Saterdkar prevented the Zyco team from scoring. Divars Russel Rodrigues and Orlando Viegas did make a couple of attempts but the Zyco Goalkeeper Nowshad was upto to the standard making two good saves. Divar are in seventh position while Zyco are in eleventh position. Emirates Flight Catering bounced back from their earlier defeat to shock Phoenix Loutolim by two goals to nil. Joe D'Silva was in top form and opened the scoring for the Emirates lads scoring from close range in the eighth minute. Christopher Dias, Captain Renato Fernandes and Baptist D'Souza played well for the Loutolim team but could not convert their superiority into goals. However the Catering team had other ideas and Sebyton Colaco pounced on a defensive lapse to score the second goal for his team to emerge two nil winners. Emirates Flight Catering climbed to third Position while Loutolim led by Manager Marquees received a walkover from SFX Old Goa who failed to turn up for their game. Loutolim are in sixth position. Strong contenders Varca Football Club were held to a goalless draw by a determined Zuari FC. Franky Baretto, Shane Thomas, Lenin Fernandes and Goalkeeper Jose Manuel were in good form but could not convert their form into goals. Zuari on the other hand played combined soccer and went close on several occasions but poor finishing let them down. Lynton D'Souza, Avinash Pinheiro and Savio Cardozo were the stalwarts for the Zuari tem. Varca are in tenth position while Zuari lie in twelfth place. In an exciting game between two attacking teams Cansaulim FC and Copy Corner FC the former emerged a 1-0 winner. Both teams were equally balanced with Benit D'Souza, Brian Almeida and Remedios Furtado playing fast attacking soccer for the Cansaulim team. Subair M , Manoj Ganesh and Abdul Salam were the heart of the Copy Corner team and played their best. However no goals were forthcoming with both the keep
[Goanet] Indian Expat Football League
SIOLIM UNITED , ST MARYS SHINE ON FIRST DAY UAE INDIAN EXPAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE Siolim United and St Marys boys out played their opponents in the opening round of the First UAE Indian Expat Football League played at the Dubai Club for special sports. Organized by Gulf International Promotions the sixteen-team league got off to a promising start with all sixteen teams playing some exciting soccer. The League is sponsored by Gulf Eternit Industries and cosponsored by Future Pipe Industries, Nike, Sun & Sand, Pehla, Al Awael, Tiffanys, Lipton, Masafi, Al Rawabi, In the opening game Siolim United led by Shriram Vernekar shocked a strong SFX Old Goa by two goals to nil. John Fernandes scored a classic opening goal after receiving a perfect pass from Gerald Fernandes. SFX Old Goa led by Peter Fernandes tried to equalize but the Siolim defence marshaled by Abdulla Sheikh and Romald stood their ground. Henry and Augustin of Old Goa did try but their shots were off target. John Sequeira of Siolim played a good game and consolidated the lead with a well-taken goal in the dying minutes for Siolim to emerge deserving 2-0 winners. Copy Corner Sporting led by P K Rasheed pulled out all stops to defeat a determined Desert Cubs by 2-0. K Basheer played an excellent game for the Copy Corner lads and scored the opening goal in the 15 minute. Both the teams had equal number of exchanges and changed ends with the score at 1-0 in favour of Copy Corner. The second half began on a brisk note and M Subair took advantage of a defensive lapse to increase the lead for Copy Corner. Desert cubs led by Roger Kottor did their best to get back into the game but failed to penetrate the Sporting defence. Jackson Thomas, Rajiv Jose and Roger Kottor played well for the Desert Cubs while A Manoj, K Basheer and Subair did well for their team. St Marys boys led by Goalkeeper Denzil Austin were in fine form and defeated an experienced St Anthony led by Sandy Fernandes by three goals to nil. Joshua Desa, William Goes and Arthur Fernandes were the scorers for the St Marys team . Sandy Fernandes, Clive Rodrigues and Oswald Fernandes were prominent for the St Anthony team but were unable to prevent the St Marys boys from securing the well-deserved victory. Phoenix Loutolim led by Renato emerged 2-0 victors over Almoe. Captain Renato was the hero for the Loutolim team scoring both goals. Baptist, Lawrie and Amit also played well for the Loutolim team while Sheldon Buthelo, Rejo Disro, and Ashraf did their best for the Almoe team. In a tense game Zyco Dubai locked hors with Varca F C with both teams finishing with equal honours. The game ended 1-1 with Rojath scoring for the Zyco team and Captain Franky Baretto equalizing for the Varca lads. Biju of Zyco had the distinction of being the first player to be given his marching orders by referee Brett Plumridge after elbowing an opponent. Zyco also had the honours of the first Yellow card when Abubaker was cautioned for rough play. Shane Thomas, Clifford DCosta and Frankie Baretto had an outstanding game for the Varca team while Rajath, Babu Job and AbduNasar played well for the Zyco team. Title contenders Vaxim Divar were made to work hard and managed to scrape a 2-1 win over a determined Zuari team led by Savio Cardozo. The Zuari lads played fast soccer and shocked the Divar lads when Avinash Pinheiro scored a gem of a goal to help Zuari take a well deserved lead. The teams changed ends with the score line 1-0. On resumption Randell Pereira of Divar took advantage of a defencive error and equalized. Opportunist Orlando Viega scored in the dying minutes to snatch victory. Julius Noronha, Savio Cardozo and Avinash were in top form for the Zuari Lads while Russell Rodrigues, Orlando Viegas and Randell Pereira did their bit for the Divar lads. Cansaulim Football Club led by Benit Dsouza ran out 4-2 winners over Desert Cubs. Striker Brian Almeida had a good outing scoring two goals while Benit DSouza and Soccorro Miranda completed the tally for the Cansaulim team. Jose Menezes and Jackson Thomas reduced the margin for the Desert Cubs team. A strong and experienced Emirates Flight Catering team showed no mercy on new entrants Dragon All Starz. The Catering team scored three times through Inacio Fernandes, Rexon Quadros and Thomas Dias to emerge well deserving winners. Ganesh Thampi, Melvin Chandy Mohammed Fazdy and Sirajuddin gave a good account of themselves for the Dragon All Starz. Keegan DCosta and Wilton Goes scored two quick goals to give St Marys a second win for the night defeating a helpless SFX Old Goa. The Old Goa team were not themselves and went down to youthful St Marys team. Henry, Peter Fernandes and Caitano did their best for the Old Goa team but it was not their day. St Marys lead the standings with six points from two games while Siolim United second in the standings also won their second game of the n
[Goanet] Indian Expat Football League
FIRST UAE INDIAN EXPAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE SEVEN A SIDE EVENT TO COMMENCE IN APRIL Gulf International Promotions one of the premier sports and entertainment organizers have announced the first UAE Indian Expat Football league to be organized in Dubai. According to Raul Fernandes, Managing Director of Gulf International Promotions, this is the first time that a full-fledged football league is being organized for Indian Expatriates. The league will be played at the Dubai Club for Special Sports near Al Mulla Plaza and games will be held every Saturday from 8pm. A maximum of sixteen teams will be accepted in this first seven a side league venture and the event will be played on a league cum knockout basis. Teams will play one game a night with the top eight teams qualifying for the main knock-out round while the bottom eight teams will play in the Plate knock out round. The finals are scheduled for 8 June. This is the best time to organize the tournament with teams showing a lot of interest as this is the year of the World Cup stated Fernandes. The tournament is open to all clubs, companies, hotels etc with the only criteria being that all players must be Indian Nationals or of Indian Origin. Fernandes further stated that similar leagues will be organized for other Nationalities in the near future. Teams wishing to participate or obtain further details should contact Gulf International Promotions on tel: 04 3355330, fax 04 3377899, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] or log on to the website www.gipdubai.com
[Goanet] Re: Salaam ali kum
Mr Goveia You are just unbelieveable! I am sure you are either bored or enjoy irritating others! anyway this is the last I will say on the subject - its not worth wasting my time !! From: Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Dear Anonymous, > No, we cannot let it rest with your absurd comment. > Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of English would > know that there is no contradiction between finding a > properly spoken and respectfully used greeting > acceptable and an inappropriately used one > unacceptable. > > > --- Gulf International Promotions wrote: > > > Dear Mr Goveia > > > > You appear to be contradicting yourself - anyway let > > the matter rest. Try > > and use your valuable time in finding a more > > worthwhile topic to discuss!!
Re: [Goanet] Re: Salaam ali kum!
Dear Mr Goveia You appear to be contradicting yourself - anyway let the matter rest. Try and use your valuable time in finding a more worthwhile topic to discuss!! - Original Message - From: "Mario Goveia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 11:01 AM Subject: Re: [Goanet] Re: Salaam ali kum! > Whoever you are, > While I agree that any properly spoken and > well-intentioned greeting is "sweet", it is far from > sweet, in fact downright patronizing, demeaning and > insulting, when one tries to co-opt a greeting in > another language and then distorts its form and usage. > > > --- Gulf International Promotions > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > This is the most absurd discussion we have come > > across! A greeting is just as "SWEET" in any form! > so please > > drop IT! > > > > - Original Message - > > From: "Mario Goveia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Re: Salaam ali kum! > > > > > Why are these Goans patronizing Muslims by trying > > to > > > co-opt their greeting and then distorting it in a > > > mindless debate about it? There is no Muslim > > anywhere > > > who would use the word "ali" in this greeting. > > It's > > > just flat out wrong. > > > > > >
[Goanet] Re: Salaam ali kum
Dear Mr Goveia You appear to be contradicting yourself - anyway let the matter rest. Try and use your valuable time in finding a more worthwhile topic to discuss!! - Original Message - From: "Mario Goveia" > Whoever you are, > While I agree that any properly spoken and > well-intentioned greeting is "sweet", it is far from > sweet, in fact downright patronizing, demeaning and > insulting, when one tries to co-opt a greeting in > another language and then distorts its form and usage. > >
[Goanet] Re: Salaam ali kum!
This is the most absurd discussion we have come across! A greeting is just as "SWEET" in any form! so please drop IT! - Original Message - From: "Mario Goveia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: Salaam ali kum! > Why are these Goans patronizing Muslims by trying to > co-opt their greeting and then distorting it in a > mindless debate about it? There is no Muslim anywhere > who would use the word "ali" in this greeting. It's > just flat out wrong.
Re: [Goanet] Goa float bags second place
Hi Are any photographs available of the Goa Floats.? Thanks - Original Message - From: "D'Souza, Avelino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 12:53 PM Subject: [Goanet] Goa float bags second place Goa float bags second place BY HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, JAN 29 - Goa's tableau entitled 'Festivals of Goa' depicting the State's cultural heritage presented at the Republic Day parade in New Delhi last week has bagged the second prize. The tableau was designed by Francisco Martins and consisted of around 80 members including the performers, artists, and others. The tableau depicted festivals of Goa in all its splendor and included the festivals of Bonderam, Zagor, Shigmo Mell, Sangod and Ghodde Moddni. The music for the float was composed by Goa's very own Oliver Sean and dance artists Jason and Silvia were also the main performers atop the float. The theme for the tableau was selected by a state level committee, which was headed by Chief Minister Pratapsingh Rane. The other members included Paresh Joshi former Vice Chairman of Kala Academy, Dr Pandurang Fhaldessai, Member Secretary of Kala Academy, D Harihar, former Principal of Art College, Deputy Chief Minister Dr Wilfred de Souza, GPCC Chief Ravi Naik and Ramesh Negi, Secretary Information. The Director of Information and Publicity, Menino Peres was the member secretary of the committee. Goa's tableau was one among the 24 States and 7 Union Territories who participated in the Republic Day float parade in Delhi on Thursday last. The awards were announced in the national capital today morning and were received by Additional Resident Commissioner of Goa Sadan, Chotelli Prabhakar on behalf of Goa. The contingent will be arriving in Goa by February 2 and will be felicitated at a function in the State.
Re: [Goanet] Emirates Airlines will soon start its new services to thesecond city/Airport of Kerala- Trivendrum
Thank you for the DOTTED LINE info! It ALMOST made our day! - Original Message - From: "JoeGoaUk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 5:26 AM Subject: [Goanet] Emirates Airlines will soon start its new services to thesecond city/Airport of Kerala- Trivendrum Emirates, one of the world's fastest growing international airlines, will start services between Dubai and India's Thiruvananthapuram International Airport from 1st February 2006. On the same day, the airline will also boost services to two other major Indian cities - Cochin and Chennai. The added flights will also benefit the large population of expatriates from India's southern states living and working in the U.A.E. Emirates, from next month will operates 57 non-stop flights a week between Dubai and India - 19 to Mumbai, seven to Delhi, 8 to Chennai, 7 to Cochin, 8 to Thiruvanantpuram (Trivandreum) and 8 to Hyderabad. --- As from April 1, 2006, it will start its new service to GOA its seventh Indian destination (2 being in Kerala alone). 3 times a week increasing to 7 by the end of the year. For inaugural offers etc (including 40kg baggage allowance), please contact me. If Emirates operates 57 non-stops flights a week between Dubai & India, how many such flights do you think it operates from UK ? The Answer is 91 (yes, 91 per week) 35 from 'Amghe tinga' i.e. London Heathrow LHR 21 from London Gatwick LGW 14 from Manchester MAN 14 from Birmingham BHX 7 from Glasgow GLA joe's Remarks: Every thing (abv) is True except the one between the 2 dotted lines. [EMAIL PROTECTED] for Goa & NRI related info... http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/ for Goa & Goa Flights info.. http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/LetsGotoGoa For info on Konkani VCDs etc ___ To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Yahoo! Security Centre. http://uk.security.yahoo.com
Re: [Goanet] State of field hockey in Goa
I think its more like no organization to promote the game or a defunct organization or even better a sleeping organization? - Original Message - From: "Bernado Colaco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 9:28 AM Subject: Re: [Goanet] State of field hockey in Goa > Good talent in the late seventies and early eighties. > Many boys from Monte de Guirim were good players > although playing and practising under harsh conditions > in Peddem. Maybe there is no system now. > > BC > --- George Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Goan football (soccer) seems to be thriving but what > > is the current state of field hockey in Goa? > > > > > > > > ___ > Yahoo! Messenger - NEW crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with voicemail http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com >
Re: [Goanet] Goan Mobile phones/Tariff News
Hi do u have any news of IDEA Cellular phone charges? Post paid and pre paid? Thanks for ur help. - Original Message - From: "JoeGoaUk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 4:58 AM Subject: [Goanet] Goan Mobile phones/Tariff News > BSNL cell plan: STD at Re 1, local 60 p > > January 23, 2006 17:27 IST (Rediff) > > > Uniform tariffs across India has not been announced yet, but Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd on Monday > unveiled mobile STD rate of Re 1 and local call rate at 60 paise a minute with a monthly fixed > charge of Rs 999 for its post-paid users for a 15 second pulse rate. > > The PSU has launched new plan for post-paid mobile service for a monthly fixed charge of Rs 999 > bundling with a Cellone Axia A108 handset where customers will get free calls worth Rs 700. > > The plan has a registration charge in Rs 500 and a one-time activation charge of Rs 200, officials > of the public sector telecom unit said. > > Under this plan, call charges for local calls within BSNL's own network both -- mobile-to-mobile > and mobile-to-fixed is 60 paise while to other network it is Re 1 a minute. > > For STD (Inter Circle), the call charges are Re 1 a minute within its own network for calls to > both its mobile and fixed networks while to other networks it is Rs 1.60 a minute. > > Since the handset is a Microsoft Windows CC.Net OS phone it has all advanced features like GPRS > and MMS services for data and video downloads. > > Cellular operator Hutch offers mobile STD at Rs 1.32 a minute on a Rs 60 top-up card. > > Reliance Infocomm on Sunday offered free outgoing calls worth up to Rs 2,000 on some of its new > handsets along with lower local and STD call charges. > > On buying a handset for Rs 2,700, a subscriber will get Rs 2,000 worth talktime for outgoing calls > along with 2,000 local short messages (SMS) free. However, both these facilities had to be used > within a period of nine months and there should be a minimum recharge of Rs 149 after two months > from the date of subscription. > > This is the third time in the last three weeks that Reliance has announced a new tariff plan. > Earlier announcements included outstation calls for Re 1 and flexible tariffs on fixed wireless > phones. > > The tariffs would be 99 paise a minute for a local call from Reliance to Reliance phone and Rs > 1.79 from Reliance to any other mobile. STD rate has been fixed at Rs 1.79 from Reliance to > Reliance anywhere in the country and Rs 2.49 from Reliance to other phones. > > Prior to this, Reliance Infocomm had introduced a recharge voucher offering its pre-paid cellular > customers a 15 paise-per-minute for calls to Reliance India Mobile phones within the circle. Calls > to Reliance fixed phones would cost 40 paise and all other mobile phones will cost 40 paise as per > the new scheme. > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > for Goa & NRI related info... > http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/ > > for Goa & Goa Flights info.. > http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/LetsGotoGoa > > For info on Konkani VCDs etc > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ___ > To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Yahoo! Security Centre. http://uk.security.yahoo.com >
Re: [Goanet] Visa Woes
Can anyone shed light on what this is all about? - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Dr. Willie de Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 1:47 PM Subject: [Goanet] Visa Woes Dear Dr. de Souza, I must have written at least four emails to you and they remain all unanswered but I'm sure they are all in your kind hands and awaiting your very best attention. While I know how busy and overloaded you must be with duties as Dy.Chief Minister, I cannot help but attempt just one more try before giving up completely in disturbing you, for I think that this is the only golden opportunity for us to find out what this whole matter about this visa business is and why I'm put to such difficulties to visit my homeland Goa. Like you said, I'm the son of the soil and such things should never happen to a Goan, more so, as I said so many times before, I am a peaceful citizen and have never committed a crime nor belonged to any extremist or anti-indian organisation. Hope that you will look into the matter to bring the whole thing to light, once and for all. With kind regards, I remain, Yours respectfully, Rodolfo de Sousa
Re: [Goanet]Re: False assertions
Out of Respect for those that Believe and those that do not believe can correspondence on this topic be stopped? Owners of Goanet - I think this has gone too far. Are you in a position to stop these remarks being passed by all those who do not have respect for the HUMAN BEING??? - Original Message - From: "George Pinto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 8:52 AM Subject: [Goanet]Re: False assertions Fr. Ivo D'Souza wrote: Let us respect those who "believe" that there is no God, as well as those who believe, with Reason enriched by Faith, that God is our Creator and loving Father. Fr Ivo A couple of questions: 1. Is God male, hence father? 2. Is God a white European male like most racist pictures depict him to be? 3. If God is beyond gender, why refer to God as father? 4. If "father" is merely use of language and does not detract from Creator, why not "Mother"? Regards, George
Re: [Goanet]RE: Land of Pigs, Priests and Crosses
Kevin Believe what you want to believe but always respect others and their beliefs. Every individual has his or her own opinion, but as human beings we should have the decency to at least respect another human being and his or her beliefs. - Original Message - From: "P D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 11:35 AM Subject: [Goanet]RE: Land of Pigs, Priests and Crosses Kevin Saldanha wrote: <> Dear Brother Kevin: I remember last communicating with you from the Knights of Columbus List (KnightsofColumbus · This list has been created in order to unify councils of the Knights of Columbus from around the world.). Are you the same DVM who posted re: "Goanet launches new website" or a namesake, in which case I must apologise? I am surprised at the above radical change :( Did some drastic event cause the transformation or are you simply playing the devil's advocate? Had signed off from that KofC list with: Esto Dignus, Vivat Jesus God Bless our Church & Priests: S/K Pat de Sousa Maryland, USA http://www.catholic-goan-network.net I stand at the flag but kneel at the Cross.
