Ouzo F.C

Ouzo F.C would not be where they are today if it wasn’t for the former players and now “Ouzo Alumni”.  Ouzo has seen many players over the years, and these players have helped create the club, now known as Ouzo F.C.  These players who played in the beginning, were building the foundation of Ouzo, which today is as strong as it's ever been.  

While most of these players have moved on, the current squad still continues the Ouzo tradition:

“Play hard and drink hard”

Ouzo Alumni (In no particular order)

SOCCER CITY – ETOBCOKE:  Ouzo battle back on Sunday night to secure a 6-6 draw with Mesopotamia.  The boys in blue were too concerned with the poor officiating and resulted in one of their weaker performances.  “Giving up 6 goals is not like us”  Said veteran Defender Steve Sacchitiello.  “We need to improve on that”. 

The high flying Mesopotamia squad had some offensive firepower and will likely be one of the team to beat.  With several Bulls players in the team, things should heat up as the season moves forward. 

The game went back and forth with several lead changes throughout the game.  With the score tied at 5, Mesopotamia scored the go-ahead goal with a minute left.  Ouzo were not about to go out that easy, and with 25 seconds left they scored the tying goal.  Wasn’t pretty, but go away with a point after a poor display by most was fine by Ouzo. 

After the match, it was “Super Bowl Sunday” and the lads enjoyed some wings and beer while the Saints went on to win their first ever Super Bowl.   

Final Four this week was really a final five with Rusnov, PK, Rob, Schnitzel and Nesa holding onto the night the longest. 

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SOCCER CITY:  ETOBICOKE – After finishing 4^th in the Thursday league last session, Ouzo II come out with a BANG beating FUFC 11-1 in their opening match.  Yes, that is not a "type-O", the final score was 11-1!  Losing 2/3 games to FUFC last session, Ouzo came out strong and took control of the game early.  After going up a few goals, FUFC just gave up and as a result left their keeper dealing with numerous 3-2 situations.

Even though FUFC was favoured to win the match, they sure didn’t play like it.  “This is the worst half in Soccer City history” screamed FUFC’s goalie at half time after giving up a late goal to go down 5-1. 

While FUFC were short players, they still had their big guns for this opening night matchup.  Their lone goal came off a PK, which just shows the kind of performance Ouzo’s goalie, Mike Pesic put in.   Newly acquired Mladen Dikic put in a solid performance in the midfield and the duo of Dikic and Shawn Brown proven to be too strong for the young FUFC side. 

After an unlucky first session, the veteran side may have lady luck on their side this time around.   

The division has changed slightly with 3 new teams;  EURO United, Bosnia & Serbian White Eagles all coming into the Thursday 1st division for the 1^st time. 

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When any member of Ouzo F.C travel, they represent themselves and the Club.  Whether it's wearing Ouzo F.C gear, drinking Ouzo, taking their shirt off, or simply ripping it up OUZO style - Ouzo F.C are always proving "Their Soccer Team has a Drinking Problem".

Below are pictures of club members travelling the globe representing Ouzo F.C.