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Well
done boys and coaches - you've all done Melita proud
Keep 23rd May 2004 free. It's the day when His Excellency, the President of
Malta, Dr. Edward Fenech Adami officially inaugurates the artificial
turf pitches at Pembroke in the presence of numerous distinguished
personalities. After the opening, let's celebrate this
momentous day in the history of Melita in your company at our
annual one-day festival. Pass the word around, and make sure
that we will all be there to celebrate this event.
29th April 2004. Congratulations
to the Senior Squad for winning the Division Three Championship
and promotion to Division Two having drawn against Fgura United in
our last encounter 0-0. The match was played at the
Centenary Stadium in front of the largest crowd of supporters that
ever watched Melita play. Numerous boys from the nursery,
parents, coaches, friends and others braved the cold wind on
Thursday night to watch their favourites clinch the title after an
impeccable performance throughout the season, ending their league
commitments unbeaten with ten wins and five draws. The first
eleven team was made up of eight former nursery boys which goes to
show that the seeds of our nursery's efforts are starting to reap
rewards. The Nursery Committee, Coaches, Parents and boys
extend their congratulations to the President and Committee of the
senior team, and to the coaches and players themselves. WELL
DONE MELITA. Click
here
for photos of the support given to the first team, and to the
celebrations which carried on well into the early hours of the
following morning.
April 2004. Congratulations
to the Under-19 squad for not only winning promotion to Section B
but for also winning the Section C championship. The
following is a brief report of the match.
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24-04-2004
Mosta Ground
Melita 2 Gzira 0
Melita Champions Youth
Section C
Melita FC. Under 19 team have been
declared Champions of the
MFA Youth Section C and promoted to Section B. Melita
had to win their last remaining game v Gzira United in order to
clinch top spot since Msida St. Joseph were following in second
place with only one point less. It
was a very tense affair with the Melita boys feeling the
pressure in the first half. There was a certain apprehension
evident in their play and although Melita dominated from the
start, Gzira were very organised and fought hard. Present
at the ground were also the Msida players who came over to
encourage the Gzira boys and try to ruin Melita's chances.
But the great determination
of the boys in red overcame all the odds and with a superb 2nd
half display, managed to score two brilliant goals by Steve
Magri and Edward Herrera to make sure of a great season for the
Melita colours.
A very big WELL DONE to all the
Under 19 players, coaches, committee members and the die-hard
fans
April 2004. The
Under-6s won the Melita LEGO Football Festival that was held
today. Participating teams were Melita, Hibernians,
Floriana, Mosta, St. Patrick's and Pembroke who finished their
commitments in this order. Well done boys and coaches.
Click on the photo to enlarge.




March 2004. The
Under-10s recently participated in two tournaments organised by
Pieta and Pembroke. In the Pieta tournament, our team lost
the final to Pieta by three goals to two, whereas in the Pembroke
tournament, Melita finished in third place. Well done boys
and coaches. Click on the photos below to enlarge.

14th March 2004. The
Under-14s were today crowned champions of the Youth FA Under-14
Section B League after beating Ghaxaq by four goals to nil.
Our Under-14 team is back next season where it belongs, in the
highest section of Youth football for this age group. With
one game still to play, Melita Under-14 have won all their ten
games played so far, an impeccable track record, to say the
least.
Melita
dominated this game right from the start, although it took us quite
some time to break the ice. A well taken left footed shot from
ten meters by Steven
Bonnici
opened the score late in the first half. In the second half,
Melita dominated play completely, and three further goals from Rosaire
Galea, Kane
Micallef and Keith
Sullivan sealed the game and
the championship in favour of our team. Our congratulations go
to all the players for their dedication, hard work, and consistency
of training and play, but one must also give praise to our most
dedicated coaches, Chris Meli and
Ray Cassar for building a team
that must have been the envy of all our opposition. Well done
boys and coaches alike. You've done Melita proud.
Click
here for photos of the winning group and supporters.

7th March 2004. The
Under-16s today won another important league match against Hamrun
Spartans by the odd goal in three. Both goals were scored by
Paul
Rostkowski.
Regrettably, no match comments are available on this match.
Nonetheless, this is an important win which keeps our team in a
comfortable place in the league table. Well done boys and
coaches.
7th March 2004. Today
it was the turn of the Under-8s to take part in the 2004 Melita
Pringles Football Festival that was held on our new artificial
turf pitches at Pembroke. Melita were unlucky not to contest
the final after having lost their chance to play in the final by
the goals difference rule which favoured eventual Festival
Winners, B'kara. Runners-Up Msida gave a very good performance
throughout, losing the final to B'kara by two goals to nil.
Melita finished in third place after winning their play-off
against Naxxar Lions. B'Bugia got the better of Tarxien
Rainbows to win 5th place. Click
here to see
an enlarged photo of our young lads after the presentation of
trophies and medals. Well done boys and coaches.

6th March 2004. The
Under-9s today participated in the Melita Pringles Football
Festival at our new artificial turf football pitches,
finishing Runners-Up, having lost the final to Floriana
after the taking of penalties. It was a keenly contested
final and Melita only managed to squeeze a draw (1-1) with a few
seconds of the final match remaining. In the ensuing penalty
shoot out, Floriana got the better of Melita after the taking of
seven consecutive penalty shots. Pembroke came third,
followed by San Gwann, Sliema Wanderers, and finally St.
Venera. Well done boys and coaches. Click
here to see
an enlarged photo of our players and coaches.


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