[Goanet] nri meet afterthoughts

2006-04-07 Thread domnic fernandes

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Domnic Fernandes continues (Part II) his reminiscence of 
  Mapusa of the 1950s
 
 http://www.goanet.org/index.php?name=Newsamp;file=articleamp;sid=426  
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The name of the coach was REDENTO - not Red Ant.

Moi-mogan,
Domnic Fernandes
Anjuna/Dhahran, KSA

Goa never had a real hockey scene. It was the Africanders who made efforts 
to
get the game going with six a side tourneios. On and off there was some 
league
games. There were also summer camps conducted by a NIS coach called Red Ant 
from

Guirim. The best performance by a Goan junior team was probably in 78.

BC

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Re: [Goanet] nri meet afterthoughts

2006-04-06 Thread floriano
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 Domnic Fernandes continues (Part II) his reminiscence of 
   Mapusa of the 1950s
  
  http://www.goanet.org/index.php?name=Newsamp;file=articleamp;sid=426  
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Eugene,
You must be kidding.
Jerome Mendes' is the only association?
I though Rene Barreto has another one.
Maybe Vivian is toying with an idea of setting  some other.
Also there is a lot of noise being made by the  Goan NRI Association with
its website www.goa500.com
Well, I wonder!!!

Floriano
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OUR APPEAL  therein
Be PROUD to be a GOAN.



Since I hear of only one NRI
 association in Goa, run by Jerome Mendes, it would be
 nice if this body takes the responsiblity of posting a
 petition on the www.petitiononline.com. ..
 Eugene Correia

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  Domnic Fernandes continues (Part II) his reminiscence of
Mapusa of the 1950s

   http://www.goanet.org/index.php?name=Newsamp;file=articleamp;sid=426
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 Here are some afterthoughts. As for hockey in Goa, it
 was the late Aniceto Fernandes, founder of Goan
 Sports, who formed and promoted both the men's and
 women's association. One of the charges against him
 was that he was based in Mumbai and running the sport
 from Mumbai. However, it was Govind S. Waglo who more
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Re: [Goanet] nri meet afterthoughts

2006-04-06 Thread Bernado Colaco
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- Original Message 
From: Eugene Correia [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Here are some afterthoughts. As for hockey in Goa, it
was the late Aniceto Fernandes, founder of Goan
Sports, who formed and promoted both the men's and
women's association. 
 

 
Goa never had a real hockey scene. It was the Africanders who made efforts to 
get the game going with six a side tourneios. On and off there was some league 
games. There were also summer camps conducted by a NIS coach called Red Ant 
from Guirim. The best performance by a Goan junior team was probably in 78. 
 
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[Goanet] nri meet afterthoughts

2006-04-06 Thread Eugene Correia
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 Domnic Fernandes continues (Part II) his reminiscence of 
   Mapusa of the 1950s
  
  http://www.goanet.org/index.php?name=Newsamp;file=articleamp;sid=426  
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Here are some afterthoughts. As for hockey in Goa, it
was the late Aniceto Fernandes, founder of Goan
Sports, who formed and promoted both the men's and
women's association. One of the charges against him
was that he was based in Mumbai and running the sport
from Mumbai. However, it was Govind S. Waglo who more
or less looked after the administrative side.
Just to give the women's side, the players were not
happy with the state of affairs. They approached
Herculano Dourado to spearhead the opposition to the
office-bearers and probably also to take over the
association in the hope he would put the house in
order.  He couldn't do much because Shashikala
Kakodkar was the president of the women's association.
At least for some terms, the president of the men's
was the director-general or the inspector-general of
police, who is a freedom fighter and whose name
escapes me now.
It's ironic that Herculano is behaving more
dictatorial that Aniceto was. So just as others who
now want to kick-start hockehy in Goa and would also
probably like someone else to take over the reins,
they can't do much. Like Dourado is close to KPS Gill,
Aniceto was close to late Kartar Singh who domminated
India's women's hockey. In fairness to Aniceto, he did
give hockey a push in Goa. But things deteriorated
later on. Aniceto also played a big role in football
with his very close relationship with Ziauddin, the
AIFF secretary and also secterary of WIFA, and BM
Parkhot and Unni.
I met a couple of past women players and asked them
what they feel now that the man that wanted to change
the state of women's hockey has now ruined it. One of
them was silent and the other just nodded her head. 
I have seen enough of Goa's sports, though not from
close quarters. I had often had quarells with both
Aniceto and Waglo. In fact, it was Kartar Singh who
ruined my relationship with Aniceto. I and Aniceto
never talked till his death. I paid a visit to his
house on the day he died and also attended his
funeral.
Coming to Dourado, I feel the man could be more suited
to sit on committees dealing with labour issues. But
like many politicians, they have their fingers in
different pies. In India, just as politics and
religion make a heady mix, politics and sports is
another giddy tonic.
The NRI associations in Goa and Goan groups abroad,
particularly in the Gulf, must demand a new set-up
under Eduardo Faleiro. An online petition is one best
way to start with. Since I hear of only one NRI
association in Goa, run by Jerome Mendes, it would be
nice if this body takes the responsiblity of posting a
petition on the www.petitiononline.com. I am ready to
draft one and sent to others who can want to take a
look at it and make the necessary suggestions before
posting it on the internet. Let's start the ball
rolling.

Eugene Correia

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