AGNELO GOMES FROM USA IN SUPPORT OF DR. SUSANA.

Parrikar started his madness and hatred against the Catholics again, he's a mad man real mad man our church and Goan people were wrong once again to support such an evil person. I knew it I knew it long before it has happened.



" SUNNIACHI XEMPDHI NODDIANTO GATLIAR THI UBHI ZAINA "

SOON THE HATRED VIDEOS WILL BE RELEASED, THE HOLIDAY OF THE SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER FEAST AND GOOD FRIDAY WILL BE CANCELLED. PORTUGUESE NAMES OF THE STREETS WILL BE CHANGED.

SUCH COMMUNAL MAD MEN MUST BE SHOT TO DEATH IN PUBLIC INSTEAD OF VOTING THEM TO POWER. NO FORGIVENESS SHOULD BE SHOWN NEVER NEVER.


AGNELO GOMES
THE COMBAKAR

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From: averonicaf806@hotmail.com

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To: averonicaf806@hotmail.com

Sent: 5/31/2012 11:31:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time

Subj: In support of Dr. Susana D'Souza.


G O A

--No plans in this revolution are written for retreat--



May 31, 2012

IN SUPPORT OF DR. SUSANA D'SOUZA.

The latest news appearing from Goa that Dr. Suzana D’Souza was removed from her post as the Director of Sports and Youth Affairs is sickening. This action of the Sports Minister of Goa BJP government headed by known communal CM Parrikar looks like anti-minority action. The present Sports Minister according to my information had some personal grudge against Dr. Suzana D’Souza who always acted upright. If this is the case then my question is this: Is it right on the part of the Sports Minister to take his personal revenge by occupying public office? Is it the job of a public servant to release his personal anger on anybody whom he dislikes in the government service? Is he elected and appointed as minister to serve public cause or to serve his personal cause of taking personal revenge? This action of vendetta against Dr. Susana by the Sports Minister is deplorable.

Dr. Susana D’Souza whom I know from school days was a well known sportsperson and a very good athlete representing her School Little Flower, Calangute, in All Goa Athletics Meets. I first met her in 1966 when we both participated in All Goa Interschool Athletics Meet which was held for 6 days at Tembi ground Anjuna, Bardez where she performed well for her school and I won the individual championship for my Arpora School. Sports are in her blood as she is the daughter of the then renowned Goan athlete and footballer Mr. Joveniano D’Souza who played for the then famed Tata soccer team in Bombay. His majestic personality on and off the field was worth admiring. Her younger sister Yolanda was the top soccer player of Goa and her elder brother Adv. Francis was also a prominent sportsman at College level in Goa.

Dr. Susana and me we both passed our SSC in the same year and joined St. Xaviers College Mapusa till we finished our graduation. Then we joined Post Graduate Center, Panjim in the same year though our subjects were different. She went on further by acquiring PhD which was the rare distinction she acquired among our colleagues.

At Xavier’s Mapusa she blossomed into a fine athlete representing Xavier’s in number of disciplines and acquiring laurels in every discipline at College level and also at All Goa level.

A much disciplined, decent and dignified girl with very good character she devoted her life for the development and promotion of Sports in Goa. As herself being a top sportsperson she knows the psychology of sportspersons which was an asset for her to deal with the sportspersons in Goa. Her rich sporting background and her Doctorate in this field was an asset for Goa which the present Sports Minister of Goa ignored. Removing her from her post is a big loss for Goan sports. .


A. Veronca Fernandes,
Kuwait.

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IN SUPPORT OF DR. SUSANA D'SOUZA.

The latest news appearing from Goa that Dr. Suzana D’Souza was removed from her post as the Director of Sports and Youth Affairs is sickening. This action of the Sports Minister of Goa BJP government headed by known communal CM Parrikar looks like anti-minority action. The present Sports Minister according to my information had some personal grudge against Dr. Suzana D’Souza who always acted upright. If this is the case then my question is this: Is it right on the part of the Sports Minister to take his personal revenge by occupying public office? Is it the job of a public servant to release his personal anger on anybody whom he dislikes in the government service? Is he elected and appointed as minister to serve public cause or to serve his personal cause of taking personal revenge? This action of vendetta against Dr. Susana by the Sports Minister is deplorable.


Dr. Susana D’Souza whom I know from school days was a well known sportsperson and a very good athlete representing her School Little Flower, Calangute, in All Goa Athletics Meets. I first met her in 1966 when we both participated in All Goa Interschool Athletics Meet which was held for 6 days at Tembi ground Anjuna, Bardez where she performed well for her school and I won the individual championship for my Arpora School. Sports are in her blood as she is the daughter of the then renowned Goan athlete and footballer Mr. Joveniano D’Souza who played for the then famed Tata soccer team in Bombay. His majestic personality on and off the field was worth admiring. Her younger sister Yolanda was the top soccer player of Goa and her elder brother Adv. Francis was also a prominent sportsman at College level in Goa.

Dr. Susana and me we both passed our SSC in the same year and joined St. Xaviers College Mapusa till we finished our graduation. Then we joined Post Graduate Center, Panjim in the same year though our subjects were different. She went on further by acquiring PhD which was the rare distinction she acquired among our colleagues.

At Xavier’s Mapusa she blossomed into a fine athlete representing Xavier’s in number of disciplines and acquiring laurels in every discipline at College level and also at All Goa level.

A much disciplined, decent and dignified girl with very good character she devoted her life for the development and promotion of Sports in Goa. As herself being a top sportsperson she knows the psychology of sportspersons which was an asset for her to deal with the sportspersons in Goa. Her rich sporting background and her Doctorate in this field was an asset for Goa which the present Sports Minister of Goa ignored. Removing her from her post is a big loss for Goan sports. .

A. Veronca Fernandes,
Kuwait.

G. O. A. ROLLING TROPHY.

Skynet Raiders SC and Navelim YC in finals


Navelim YC came good in the tie-breaker lottery edging AVC & CA after twice coming back from the jaws of defeat in a pulsating match that had ended in a 2-2 draw and Skynet Raiders SC also made it to their first ever final edging mighty Goa Maroons in similar fashion when the game was tied 1-1 in the semi finals of the 18th edition of the G.O.A Rolling Trophy organized by Goan Overseas Association (Goa Maroons) under the auspices of KIFF and sponsored by Bassem International Trading Company at the MOH ground, Shuwaikh (Kuwait).


In a scrappy encounter which saw tampers flying all around; Braulio Rodrigues gave AVC the lead in the 10th minute of the first half after combining well with the young and talented Kevin Vaz who this season has caught the eye. However, Cruzedio of Navelim continuing his good form in this tournament equalized much to the delight of the Navelim members and supporters who are this year celebrating 25 years of the club’s existence, only for Anthony Rodrigues to give AVC the lead once again after a well worked move with Malwin. The second half was sea-saw battle with the Canacona lad Savio Fernandes playing brilliantly in the AVC midfield and his precise crosses nearly took the game away from Navelim, but for poor finishing by their forwards.


Navelim on the other hand, marshaled by the elegant Bernardo Pires, soaked in the pressure and were lucky to get the equalizer in the dying minutes of the game when one of the AVC defenders handled the ball and referee Victor Andrade had no hesitation in pointing to the dreaded spot. Duarte Ferrao ensured the game went into extra time when he clinically scored from the penalty spot, to end the game 2-2. In the ensuing tie-breaker Gasper Crasto, Bernard Pires, Ryan Lewis and Alfred Pires scored for Navelim. Americo's penalty was saved by AVC goalkeeper Alvaro Dias. Navelim stand-in keeper Alfred Pires saved a penalty while AVC hit their penultimate kick on the crossbar. Only Anthony and Nicholas could find the net for AVC.


In the second semi final, injury plagued Goa Maroons without some of their star players were barraged with a series of attacks from Skynet Raiders SC right from the start, but after a barren first half, it was Maroons who opened the scoring through hard working Bonny Niasso when in a sudden counter move, he worked past three defenders to slot past a diving Francis Monteiro in the Skynet goal. With the game slipping from their hands, Skynet Raiders responded with frantic raids and were unlucky twice with the wood-work coming to Goa Maroons rescue. Dominic and Alex defended very well for Skynet Raiders and just when it was looking like Maroons would scrape through, Sathyarag Mohan scored when the ball rebounded off the crossbar to his feet from a 25 yard shot taken by substitute Tiago.


Extra time remained goalless with players from both the teams visibly tired from the extremely hot and dusty conditions and in the ensuing penalty shootout, Monteiro saved Bonny’s kick to ensure Skynet Raiders SC first ever entry in the final of the prestigious tournament.


The finals are slated for Friday, 1st June 2012 at 8:00am (sharp) and Mr. Charles D’Sa the General Manager of Bassem International Company will be the chief guest.


Julio Cardoso,
Kuwait