The Christchurch national league soccer captain, Keith Braithwaite, and the coach, lan Marshall, at Queen Elizabeth II Park with the first trophy secured by Christchurch this season, the N.Z.F.A. Challenge Trophy. On Sunday Christchurch was presented with the trophy that goes with winning the national league, and next month aims to complete the treble by winning the Chatham Cup. Flanking the players at back are the team manager, Terry Mann, and the club physiotherapist, lan Sim (right). —Photograph by ANNETTE DEW
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Press, 22 September 1987, Page 48
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81The Christchurch national league soccer captain, Keith Braithwaite, and the coach, lan Marshall, at Queen Elizabeth II Park with the first trophy secured by Christchurch this season, the N.Z.F.A. Challenge Trophy. On Sunday Christchurch was presented with the trophy that goes with winning the national league, and next month aims to complete the treble by winning the Chatham Cup. Flanking the players at back are the team manager, Terry Mann, and the club physiotherapist, lan Sim (right). —Photograph by ANNETTE DEW Press, 22 September 1987, Page 48
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