Kick ‘n Boboza conquers the Anoche [the Last Night]Friday the 31st was the last night of the league something the Spanish call the Anoche. KB News tells us how it went:
Kicks looking for a place in the Final
Kicks took on the tough Siemens team in one semifinal while the powerful Car Boutiques were battling it out with the AA team in the other semis. Like Kicks coach Sir Little Melf said, Kicks were there to finish Chapter 1 of the sensational Kick ‘n Boboza book. The two teams made their intentions of booking a place in the finals clear by closing down each other for quite sometime. When it looked like neither of the teams was going to score, it was Kicks who broke the goal drought after about 4 minutes of game time through Ru. After the first goal, the two sides started throwing each other with goals, but it was Kicks that came out victorious in that awesome fight.
Kicks beat Siemens 13-7 with all Kicks players finding the back of the net, something that has never happened before since the inauguration of the team. The sensational midfield Ru grabbed 2 goals, the magical midfield Denverio also got 2, the intellectual Little Melf scored 2, the solid-rock defender Ponkinic got 1, Leonardinho scored 3, and the deadly McDinovic scored a whipping 4 goals.
Kicks in battle for Gold
The crowd gathered at the Gabba ground to witness the game of all times [the collision of the giants] when Kicks went head-to-head with the mighty Car Boutiques in the Final. The battle for gold began when Coach Little Melf brought in Kicks’ magnificent goal-keeper Tshepo ‘The Firewall’ in the post to stop Boutiques’ fearsome shots. Tshepo did exceptionally well to prevent countless Boutiques’ shot from going through. It was McDinovic who put Kicks in the lead after 2 minutes of play. McDinovic scored again with a superb long range strike to put Kicks in a satisfying 2-0 lead. But the fuming Boutiques’ reduced the lead a minute later with a strange goal to make it 2-1. Kicks’ Captain Leonardinho restored Kicks’ 2 goal lead with a remarkable goal to make it 3-1.
Boutiques showed why they are regarded as the most feared team by scoring two quick goals to make it 3-3. The tension was getting on the crowd before the coach introduced Dimino in game. Within few minutes, coach’s move paid-off when Dumino connecting well with Denverio mesmerized Boutiques’ defense. Dumino scored a breathtaking goal to put Kicks back in the lead 4-3 before the break. The ladies started singing Kicks anthem again.
Boutiques tried on several occasions to come back but could not break Kicks wall administered by Ponkinic. But Boutiques did not stop trying until they scored an equalizer minutes later. 4-4 was the score before the deadly McDinovic restored Kicks’ lead with a brilliant shot to make it 5-4. Captain Leonardinho came back into play with a long range shot to make it 6-4. Boutiques got another goal back and made it 6-5, but that did not stop the undying Kicks’ fans from singing.
Boutiques were fighting with all they had for an equalizer. They came very strong on Kicks who looked like they were about to give in. The ball was frequently played at Kicks’ half when the tired looking captain Leonardinho [motivated by the singing fans] broke away from the defense and went on to kill Boutiques’ hopes of coming back with another superb goal to make it 7-5. Kicks were relieved by the fans when they started counting down with the clock…”5-4-3-2-1… And GOLD goes to Kick ‘n Boboza…”
“Are we the champs?” asked one fan after seeing the league’s management presenting Gold medals to Kick ‘n Boboza.
Another fan answered: “Yes, it is official, Kicks are the Champions…”
Players who wrote History:
Molese Kekana as Little Melf [Player Coach], Reuben Moeletsi as Ru, Denver Lentoor as Denverio, Dumisani Miya as Dumino, Leonard Masango as Leonardinho [Captain], Maniki Moloi as Ponkinic, MacDonald Mashego as McDinovic, Tshepo Tlhaku as Firewall, Badiseng Khombane as Badino, Pheah Malepeng as P, and Cedric the Entertainer as himself
Reporter Muzi for Kick ’n Boboza news
Boutiques showed why they are regarded as the most feared team by scoring two quick goals to make it 3-3. The tension was getting on the crowd before the coach introduced Dimino in game. Within few minutes, coach’s move paid-off when Dumino connecting well with Denverio mesmerized Boutiques’ defense. Dumino scored a breathtaking goal to put Kicks back in the lead 4-3 before the break. The ladies started singing Kicks anthem again.
Boutiques tried on several occasions to come back but could not break Kicks wall administered by Ponkinic. But Boutiques did not stop trying until they scored an equalizer minutes later. 4-4 was the score before the deadly McDinovic restored Kicks’ lead with a brilliant shot to make it 5-4. Captain Leonardinho came back into play with a long range shot to make it 6-4. Boutiques got another goal back and made it 6-5, but that did not stop the undying Kicks’ fans from singing.
Boutiques were fighting with all they had for an equalizer. They came very strong on Kicks who looked like they were about to give in. The ball was frequently played at Kicks’ half when the tired looking captain Leonardinho [motivated by the singing fans] broke away from the defense and went on to kill Boutiques’ hopes of coming back with another superb goal to make it 7-5. Kicks were relieved by the fans when they started counting down with the clock…”5-4-3-2-1… And GOLD goes to Kick ‘n Boboza…”
“Are we the champs?” asked one fan after seeing the league’s management presenting Gold medals to Kick ‘n Boboza.
Another fan answered: “Yes, it is official, Kicks are the Champions…”
Players who wrote History:
Molese Kekana as Little Melf [Player Coach], Reuben Moeletsi as Ru, Denver Lentoor as Denverio, Dumisani Miya as Dumino, Leonard Masango as Leonardinho [Captain], Maniki Moloi as Ponkinic, MacDonald Mashego as McDinovic, Tshepo Tlhaku as Firewall, Badiseng Khombane as Badino, Pheah Malepeng as P, and Cedric the Entertainer as himself
Reporter Muzi for Kick ’n Boboza news
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Congratulations to my team of the year. I love u guys...
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