Starting on Wednesday the 21st of August, Rappa will organize Söder junior clinics.
They will be held in conjunction with regular training at Skarpnäck, between 18.00-19.00.
Stay tuned for upcoming Wednesdays.
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Tomorrow, Sat, Södermalm saddle up to go to Norrtälje to play the Dockers for the second time this season, 12.00 at Norrtälje sportcenter. Both teams have seen an upgoing trend the since the summer break, and with Norrtälje being a typical strong home team,
some great footy is to be expected.
Tag along to support your favourite team!
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In the first match at Friday’s double header at the JCG Söder got back at Solna for the loss before summer. With both teams missing players at the European championship in Dublin the game turned out to be a close battle all the way through.
Söder opened the scoring but Solna fought back in the latter part of the first quarter and were ahead at the first break.
The second quarter opened as badly as the first ended for the Blues but the tide again changed and Söder got back in to the game after being able to keep the pressure in the midfield and scoring a couple. Continue reading
It went all the way down to the wire in this hard fought clash between the two top teams, but when the siren went Södermalm stood victorious over Solna by just 3 points. Stay tuned for the match report.
Bromma comfortably beat Årsta by 92-16.
Donnie relaxing in the new team hut.
Sweden lost the final group game against GB. Natis kicked another goal but it wasn’t enough, SWE 3.2 20 GB 6.4 40.
Sweden plays Denmark in the match for 3rd place on Saturday at 3 pm. Go Elks!
This Friday at 18.00 Söder takes on Solna at the JCG. The boys are hungry for revenge after the defeat against the Axemen before summer. In the second game at 19.30 Årsta play Bromma. Get down there to support your favourite team and enjoy a beer and a burger.
The Elks got their first win of the tournament, against Croatia. A 4 goal lead at half time shrunk to a 4 point lead towards the end of the last quarter, but a goal right at the end of the game secured Sweden’s first win. Both “Johansen” and “Caaagh” got a lot of mentions by the commentator. Natis kicked the goal of the day from way out close to the boundary. Kaj to a hit to the knee and had to hop off. The guy’s got sisu so for sure he’ll be back for the next game against Great Britain on Thursday 6 pm (CET).
What a day for footy! A blue sky, 28 degrees, green grass and a cooling sea breaze sure showed off the best side of Norrtälje for SAFF R6, featuring The Swans vs. Blues and home team Dockers vs. the Axemen. In the first game, the Årsta Swans gave a statement that they will keep their heads high, despite suffering one hardship after the other during this season, and gave a good fight. In the Södermalm Camp, Brissles acted coach of the day, and promoted himself to playing coach in the third quarter after finding his badge on the tactics board. By then the game was all but over with 5 goals from O-train Oscar and 4 by Dylan, and 10 or so behinds from Tanka. Södermalm was dominating the game from first ball up, and winning comfortably with 124 (18.16) against Årsta 32 (4.8).
Joel “Iron Guts” Burnell played his 50th game for Södermalm, making him the first Australian to achieve that!
The Elks fell short by just 6 points against the reigning European and International Cup champions Ireland. A few more straight kicks and they would have won according to Kaj. Natis and Kaj got a lot of game time and in the words of the modest Finn they “spelade ganska så bra”. This of course means they both had a cracker of a game.
Watch the Ireland – Sweden game on youtube, uploaded by AFL Europe (1st half and 2nd half):
15 minutes into the game Natis kicks a goal soccer style!
And Kaj kicking the 2nd goal after the siren!
Next game is against Croatia on Tuesday at 3 pm.
This Saturday starts the 2nd European Championship in Dublin. Sweden, who finished 3rd last time, will be fighting for the trophy against 5 other nations: Ireland, Denmark, Great Britain, Croatia and Germany. Södermalm is proudly represented by two players in the national squad; Kaj Karlsson and Natis ‘Naitanui’ Johansson.
The teams have been seeded into two groups and the winners of each group go to the Grand Final, the runners up play for the bronze medal and the last two teams for the wooden spoon. The Swedish Elks have their work cut out for them as they take on the reigning champions Ireland already in the first game.
Best of luck boys!
All the games will be streamed live on http://www.aertv.ie/
Tournament home page: http://dublin2013.org/
Fixture:
Saturday the 3rd at 15.00 against Ireland.
Tuesday the 6th at 15.00 against Croatia
Thursday the 8th at 17.00 against Great Britain
Finals are played on Saturday the 10th
