Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Soccer Fellowship Report (15th June)

Its the middle of the school holidays season on a hot saturday afternoon as PMC soccer regular khakkis turned up in HSS for their weekly kickabouts. Not a big attendance as the youths in Church were involved in an event, while some others are taking a break with their family for a weekend holidays overseas. Still about 11 regulars turned up, with the core of it being the PMC team guys.

Play only started at about 345pm as the heat really had the players trickling in at a later timing. After all had geared up and did some passing in the middle of the field, Jem opened the session with a short prayer. Teams were split fairly equal of 5 red shirts v 6 white shirts, with the father and son being in the same team. Goal posts were, as per the last fellowship session, shifted to half field, and play was without goalkeepers. It was a pretty well close game as teams were split up of fairly equal quality. The reds had hard players in Jem, KM, Dan, experienced Uncle Ronnie and pacy Joel. Whites on the other hand have attacking minded David Sng, JZ, YJ, with Michael at the back and the father and son (has pretty good touches for a young age). Goals were flowing on both sides, as all players enjoyed a relaxing session without overexerting on each other. Break was at about 430pm, and after that, Michael (i guess still hangover from his wedding) pulled out, followed by the father and son. Towards the end, its just the reds constantly overloading the whites, as the passing seemed to be non-stop, just waiting to find the gap past the bus parked by the whites in front of their goalpost. Finally it was 5 and everyone was tired, but equally enjoyed the fellowship session. We then bid each other farewell and looked to meetup again in the coming match against PMC known "derby rivals".

Till then, lets all enjoy this school holidays with our loved ones. For those free on 23 June afternoon, feel free to come down to St Gabriel Sec to cheer on PMC as they take on CMC. Cheers.

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