U/17 Teams at Zoot Street Football

U/17 Team participated at Zoot Street Football on 14th Aug, 2011 at Kandivli

Teams:
Indian Tigers A
Indian Tigers B
Indian Tiger C

Indian Tigers A were the runner up of the Tournament

Indian Tigers U/17 Team A

Indian Tigers U/17 Team B

Indian Tigers U/17 Team C

MDFA Season 2011 -12, 1st Match

We started our MDFA Seasons with our Coach Bernard Pereira's Birthday and 1st Match against Joshua Generations. The Match Resulted in A Draw.

Would like to Thank Mr. Adhar Mirchandani more his valuable support for our team this year also

LACHMAN SINGH BIST - INDIAN COACHES

Lachman Singh Bist
Ex- Indian National Pro

Achievements :

Represented INDIA Team for all Nepal International Gold Cup at Katmandu (Nepal) in 1986 - 87.

Represented INDIA JR. Team which we had played against visiting country (Italian) Team in Delhi and Lucknow in 1987.

Represented Mini Asiad in Delhi 1982.

Represented National Senior (Santosh Trophy)
Madras (Tamil Nadu) - 1986
Jabalpur (MP) - 1986 Quilon (Kerala) - 1988
National Games Quinton (Kerala) - 1988
Madras (Tamil Nadu) - 1993

Represented National Junior Pondicherry (U.T) - 1983 Goa (Captain) - 1984 Represented National School Hyderabad - 1982
Lucknow - 1983
Solhapur - (Captain) - 1984

Played Mahindra & Mahindra (Senior Professional Team) for 12 years continuously in first eleven and one year as Team's assistant coach.

Played National League for 4 years upto 1999. 

Team (Mahindra) have won all major tournament Trophy, like Durand Cup, Federation Cup, Rovers Cup etc.

Received Best Player Awards in Durand Cup (Govt. India) by president Shankar Dayal Sharma in 1992.

DATE OF BIRTH
3rd July 1964

BERNARD PERIERA - INDIAN COACHES

Bernard Periera
Ex - Indian National Pro

Mr. Bernando Periera is an accomplished National Level Footballer who has represented India both at the national level as well as a plethora of International matches. He played for the Orkay Sports Club, Mumbai.

International Appearances :-

• Indonesia (Jakarta) - 1971
• Merdeka Tournament In Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)-1973/1974
• Merdeka and Asian Games In Teheran - 1974
• King Cup Tournament In Seoul - 1976
• Selected For Indian Coaching Camp From 1969-1976

Played National Exhibition Matches - Goa, Coimbatore, Cochin, Calicut, Delhi & West Bengal.

International Level :-

• Played For Indian National Team In 1971 At Indonesia (Jakarta).
• Played For Indian National Team In - 1973 - Merdeka Tournament At Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).
• Played For Indian National Team In 1974 - Merdeka Tournament At Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).
• Played For Indian National Team In 1974 - Asian Games At Teheran (Iran).
• Played For Indian National Team In 1975 - King Cup Tournament Seoul (South Korea).
• Selected For Indian Coaching Camp From 1969-1976.

National Level :-
Representated Goa-State In The National Championship For The Santosh Trophy as below :

• At Bangalore (Mysore) In 1968.
• At Jullundhar (Punjab) In 1970 & 1974.
• At Madras in 1971 & 1981.
• At Goa in 1972.

MICHAEL GILKES - EX-CHELSEA PROS

Michael Gilkes
Ex-Chelsea Pro

UEFA Level 3 License,

Completion of UEFA Level 4 License May 2010.
Personal Trainer Level 3

POSITION
Left Winger

DATE OF BIRTH
Tuesday, 20th July 1965

PLACE OF BIRTH
Hackney, London

LEAGUE DEBUT
Saturday, 5th April 1997 in a 3-2 win at home to Norwich City (Aged: 31)

SEASONAL RECORD:    1996/97-1998/99

Reading:   1984-1985     Played   16     Scored   2   goals   (Division 3)      1985-1986     Played   9     Scored   2   goals   (Division 3)      1986-1987     Played   7     Scored   0   goals   (Division 2)      1987-1988     Played   39     Scored   4   goals   (Division 2)      1988-1989     Played   46     Scored   9   goals   (Division 3)      1989-1990     Played   42     Scored   2   goals   (Division 3)      1990-1991     Played   21     Scored   1   goal   (Division 3)      1991-1992     Played   20     Scored   0   goals   (Division 3) Chelsea:   1991-1992     Played   1     Scored   0   goals   (Div. 1) (on loan) S'hampton:   1991-1992     Played   6     Scored   0   goals   (Div. 1)  (on loan) Reading:   1992-1993     Played   38     Scored   12   goals   (Division 2)      1993-1994     Played   39     Scored   2   goals   (Division 2)      1994-1995     Played   40     Scored   8   goals   (Division 1)      1995-1996     Played   44     Scored   0   goals   (Division 1)      1996-1997     Played   32     Scored   1   goal   (Division 1) Transferred on 27/3/1997 for £155, 000 Wolves:   1996-1997     Played   5     Scored   1   goal   (Division 1)      1997-1998     Played   3     Scored   0   goals   (Division 1)      1998-1999     Played   30     Scored   0   goals   (Division 1)

COLIN PATES - EX-CHELSEA PROS

Colin Pates
Ex- Chelsea Footballers

The bizarre match in which Colin Pates made his Chelsea debut might have given him an indication of the Stamford Bridge roller coaster which lay ahead. The 18 year-old Carshalton-born central-defender, and occasional midfielder, made his bow in place of the injured Micky Droy at Orient in November 1979 in an incredible 7-3 victory. Droy's regular absences through injury allowed Pates to make 17 appearances in his first season, an impressive tally for one so young.

A ball-playing defender who read the game superbly, Pates had the ability to play in a number of positions and subsequently found himself being used as a regular stop-gap by his manager Geoff Hurst. His 15 appearances in 1980/81 were played out right across the back-four but when new manager John Neal took over at the end of the season, Neal saw the potential in a Droy/Pates partnership at the heart of the defence, Droy's strong tackling and mighty aerial presence being the perfect foil for the more cultured defensive distribution of Pates. Colin was an ever-present during Neal's first season in charge, performing impressively alongside both Droy and Gary Chivers at the heart of Chelsea's defence. In an impressive overall team performance, Pates was a crucial member of the Chelsea midfield which totally outshone their illustrious counterparts, helping the Blues to a memorable 2-0 victory. His performances in the middle of the pitch so impressed Neal that he retained him in the position throughout the remainder of the campaign, even preferring to drop centre-forward Colin Lee back to centre-half rather than disturb his new midfield lynchpin. On the final day of the season, Colin scored his first goal for the club in a 1-1 draw at Blackburn.

Seasonal Record Part 2) 1982-85

Colin was in the starting line-up at the beginning of the 1982/83 season but an injury picked up at Derby in early September left him sidelined for a month. Soon after returning he scored his first goal at Stamford Bridge with a 25-yard pile-driver in a 3-1 win against Charlton. Proving he now had a taste for spectacular goals at the Bridge, he repeated the dose a week before Christmas with a volley from outside the box to clinch victory over Bolton, before impressively outshining QPR's Terry Fenwick in the middle of the park at Loftus Road on Boxing Day to lay the foundations for a shock win against the division's top team. The form of the side that season, though not Colin as an individual, precipitated regular changes in the line-up and his appearances were shared between defence and midfield. With Droy injured again, Colin began the new season alongside Chelsea's new Scottish signing Joe McLaughlin. The pair clicked instantly and formed a partnership which was so solid that Droy, a Blues legend and club captain at the time, was unable to make a single appearance throughout the campaign. Neal reaffirmed his faith in Colin by awarding him the captaincy of the team after Christmas and it proved another piece of inspired man-management by the little Geordie as Pates stepped into the role with ease and led the team to the Second Division title. Colin's classy displays in the top division catapulted him into the limelight, his impressive captaincy of a club on the up particularly catching the eye. A string of injuries after Christmas led to him missing a handful of matches and his importance to the defense was highlighted when, in his absence, Chelsea slipped to consecutive defeats at Coventry and Ipswich. Pates made a total of 48 appearances during the 1984/85 campaign and scored once, the goal coming in a stunning 4-3 win at Goodison Park against the season's champions Everton.

POSITION

Central Defender/Midfielder

DATE OF BIRTH

Thursday, 10th August 1961

PLACE OF BIRTH

Carshalton, London

LEAGUE DEBUT

Saturday, 10th November 1979 in a 7-3 win at Orient (Aged: 18)

CLUB CAREER

280 League apps (+1 as sub), 10 goals

Chelsea FC

1979-1988

DAVID LEE -EX-CHELSEA PROS

David joined Chelsea as a Youth Trainee, signing professional forms in October 1988. He spent a decade at Stamford Bridge, scoring 13 goals in a total of 194 appearances.

As central defender, Lee spent most of his career at Chelsea, He made his club debut against Leicester City, scoring in a 2-1 win. He also played with with Reading, Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth and Sheffield United.

Lee joined Bristol Rovers 1998 and later had spells at Crystal Palace, Exeter City, Parramatta Power, Havant & Waterlooville and Forest Green Rovers.

Chelsea FC

1988-1998

POSITION

Central Defender

DATE OF BIRTH

Wednesday, 26th November 1969

PLACE OF BIRTH

Bristol, England

LEAGUE DEBUT

Saturday, 1st October 1988 scoring in a 2-1 win at home to Leicester City (Aged: 18)

CLUB CAREER

119 League apps (+32 as sub), 11 goals