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The Nelson Falcons may have suffered their first loss of the ASB Youth League, but what was strikingly obvious on a stunning Wellington afternoon is, "without a doubt", Nelson have the best supporters in the league.
The New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Falcons were beaten 2-0 by Team Wellington in their first away fixture of the national youth league. A goal in each half to a much faster Wellington side knocked Nelson from the top of the league table. Around 50 people turned out to watch the match at David Farrington Park in Miramar, with a decent contingent supporting the Falcons. With crowds of between 500 and nearly 1000 at Trafalgar Park this season, head coach Davor Tavich said there was no comparison.
A downsize in spectacle combined with an 8-0 drubbing of Manawatu last match, saw Nelson short of a step compared with their Wellington rivals, and the home side took full advantage to claim the three points.
Had Omar Guardiola's decent shout for a penalty in the sixth minute been awarded, the game could have progressed differently. As it was, the abrupt end to a familiar attacking run was not ruled a foul and a matter of minutes later, Wellington had their opening goal.
The home side attacked well, with plenty of options for the man in possession. On the 15-minute mark a quality strike was denied by a save of similar class by Coey Turipa, only for the rebound to fall at the feet of Taban Makoii coming through to score.
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Wellington were controlling possession a lot better than the Falcons, and after several well-blocked shots the ball fell for Wellington's Van Elia who finished from 10 metres on the angle, again from a rebound in the 55th minute.
It was a testament to the strength of the Falcons defence, that a team like Wellington, who put four past Canterbury in their last outing, were limited to two goals off the bounce.
In his first starting game, Harry Tod-Smith was awarded man-of-the-match honours, while his centreback partner Mark Johnston and Turipa continued their fine seasons.
At the other end Maxwell's chance and a couple from striker Tore Waechter could have gone in on another day. Tavich and his counterpart, Team Wellington's Stu Pyne said the game was much tighter than the 2-0 scoreline revealed. "Nelson defended really, really well and throughout the game. I thought they were unlucky to not hit us on the counter a couple of times, and may have deserved a goal out of the game, I reckon," Pyne said.
Tavich agreed in terms of the chances Nelson had, though he said Wellington were the better team. "In their general movement and movement off the ball they were very quick. They moved the ball a lot faster than us, they always seemed to have too much time on the ball."
The Nelson Falcons head coach believed that they would learn from this and be ready for the return leg in Nelson where the Wellington side would experience more of the same support Nelson received yesterday, but on a larger scale. "The boys are going to need a bit of a lift for the Otago game, and we are hoping for the good support again."
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Phone: 847-251-7211
Fax: 847-251-9515
1515 Sheridan Road
Wilmette, IL 60091
Eye Exams
Richard Schrenzel, O.D.
1515 Sheridan Road
Wilmette, IL 60091
Phone: 847-251-7211
Fax: 847-251-9515
I had serious eye injuries as a young man. I went to a myriad of optometrists in my life-time. I am a theoretical scientist, and I know excellence when I encounter excellence. Doc Schrenzel is the very finest eye analyst that I have ever met. He is thorough, has excellent diagnostic tools and outstanding communication skills, and is a highly-experienced expert--he is passionate about vision. He leaves no stone uncovered until he gets the answer correct. He diagnosed my condition, sent me to his affiliated physician expert for confirmation, and the end result is that he restored my vision. His disposition is friendly, his administrator Gail is sweet and professional, there is plenty of free parking by his office, and his office is easy to find. I can't give a higher recommendation for this extraordinary professional.
- Paul - August 8, 2016
I want to thank you for being my miracle doctor. No matter what happens to me - my eyes get dry, or I stick a shart object in my eye (inadvertently) - you fix it with your magic touch! I am so happy to have you as my doctor that it brings tears of joy to my eyes - but what happens if I cry my eyes out?... Just kidding. Thanks again, miracle doctor!
- Nani Boice - June 18, 2014
After a terrible experience at a high end vision center in Evanston, I searched for place that would take their time to get it right. Dr. Schrenzel did exactly that! He listened to my needs, gave me a thorough exam, and my new glasses were ready two days later. Many thanks to Gail as well -- she is a pro at picking out frames that will look good on you. Both of them make you feel as if you are their priority, and when combined with their good humor -- it makes for a thoroughly enjoyable appointment!
- Cheryl Chamberlain, September 19, 2013
I received the best eye care in my life at the Plaza Del Lago Vision Center. They make running errands seem like...Not running errands. Thanks for your help.
- Ryan Kitchie, May 23, 2013
I have never been served by a harder working medical professional than Dr. Schrenzel. He is absolutely committed to giving me the best vision possible and devotes all the time, care, expertise, and personal attention to get me there. I sense that optometry is a craft as well as a science, and Dr. S. practices it with exceptional passion and thoroughness.
- Alan Fonorow, May 4, 2013
Dr. Schrenzel is the absolute finest Optometrist I have ever come across. Not only has he consistently gotten me the best refraction and the best vision I have ever achieved, but he diagnosed a condition, pigmentary dispersion syndrome, missed by other Optometrists I had seen in the past. My wife also thinks he is the greatest. Dr. Schrenzel diagnosed her "dry eye" syndrome and provided prescriptions that made her condition far more comfortable than other Optometrists and Ophthalmologists she had gone to. And to top it all off, his office has the most extraordinary frames!!
- Jon Gold, July 2012
Hi--I have had Dr. Schrenzel as my optometrist for the past 10 years. He is an excellent practitioner! My family has a history of macular degeneration. He has been helping me with advice on how to hopefully not develop this disease later in life. He is great! I recently purchased a pair of glasses from him. His assistant helped me pick out a frame that suited my face. I have gotten many compliments on my new glasses. He has a great selection of frames. I would definitely recommend him to my family and friends.
- Carol, Setpember 3, 2010
Dr Schrenzel is the best Eye Doctor my family has ever come across. He cured my wife's "dry eye" syndrome when no other could. He diagnosed my pigment issues when others missed it; and I see far clearer with his lens prescriptions that with any others. Exceptional is the best for his services. HIGHLY recommended.
- Jon, September 2, 2010
Great Doctor and great service. Dr.Schrenzel has always helped our family- my mother, me, husband and kids. They are so friendly here and are true professionals.
- LAK, May 19, 2010
The optician really knows her stuff. Her absolute honesty is refreshing and reassuring, and I can leave there knowing that I have the perfect glasses for my face and lifestyle. Their selection is outstanding.Highly recommend. Love their service so much that I drive over an hour to get there.
- MJ, August 12, 2009
Monday - Friday:
9:00am to 5:00pm
9:00am to 3:00pm
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1515 Sheridan Road
Wilmette, IL 60091
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