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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Melbourne Heart FC eNews‏

Dear Scott
Our Club achieved another milestone over the weekend as the National Youth League side made their bow against Melbourne Victory in Northcote.
In a match which reaffirmed our commitment to youth and the philosophy that guided the selection of John Aloisi’s team, the boys in Red and White recorded a stellar 2-0 win, proving the future is bright for Melbourne Heart FC.
With the support of Park Trent, the NYL side represents the future of our Club, with each player on display selected for their ability to one day make the leap to the Hyundai A-League.
And with players hailing from areas such as Albury, Ballarat and the Surf Coast, the team provides an accurate representation of the calibre of talent present in regional areas.
Member Update
While we may have surpassed last year’s membership total of 5,300, with a target of 7,500, we encourage everyone who hasn’t signed up this year to join the Heart family and make the season one of Red, White and You.
With new recruits David Williams, Mate Dugandzic and Curtis Good already making a significant impression, the team remains confident in achieving its goal of securing a debut finals appearance.
Click here to head to the online membership portal and join the Red and White in 2011/12.
Yearbook and Player Calendar
Our inaugural yearbook is in print and will be available for collection on November 12 before our home match against the Newcastle Jets. Your Yearbook will be available collection upon redemption of your voucher. The Player Calendar meanwhile will be ready for pick-up on December 23 ahead of the new year!
Scott Munn
Chief Executive Officer
Member #: 1004
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Van 't Schip Hails Colosimo Impact
Head Coach John van ‘t Schip has hailed the impact of Simon Colosimo after the former Socceroo returned to action with a strong performance in the Melbourne Derby over the weekend.
After missing the opening fortnight of the season with a calf strain, the 32-year-old produced a sterling display alongside teenager Curtis Good to keep the Victory front line at bay.
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Thompson Heartened By Draw
Vice-Captain Matt Thompson says the team was heartened by its improved display during Saturday’s Melbourne Derby at Etihad Stadium.
Having featured as a central defender regularly over the last 12 months, the cross town clash saw Thompson revert to his customary midfield role, taking over the reigns as midfield fulcrum from Fred.
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Van 't Schip: The Future Is Bright
Head Coach John van ‘t Schip remains upbeat despite Melbourne Heart FC’s frustrating 0-0 draw against Melbourne Victory in the Derby at Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Despite dominating the contest, Heart was unable to secure a breakthrough, squandering a number of golden opportunities to find the back of the net and record the Club’s opening win of the Hyundai A-League season.

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