Friday, 3 February 2017
Prof.M.V.Bharathan
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| Prof.M.V. Bharathan, first footballer from Kerala to represent All India University football team, gives prize to winners of Kannur league - 1 st division - champions at kannur - 2016-17 |
S.N.COLLEGE, KANNUR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS - 2016-17
S.N.COLLEGE, KANNUR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS - 2016-17
C.K. Vineeth, footballer of Kerala Blasters, receives the Olympian Rehman award for the best footballer of Kerala from Mayor of Calicut Thottathil Ravindran
C.K. Vineeth, footballer of Kerala Blasters, receives the Olympian Rehman award for the best footballer of Kerala from Mayor of Calicut Thottathil Ravindran
Footballers & Coach from Kannur in Kerala Santhosh Trophy Squad - 2017
Footballers & Coach from Kannur in Kerala Santhosh Trophy Squad - 2017
1973 Sree Narayana trophy, Kannur finalists -Premier Tyres & ASC, Bangalore
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| 1973 Sree Narayana trophy, Kannur finalists -Premier Tyres & ASC, Bangalore before the start of the match. Prominent football administrators of Kannur like late Haridas Govardhandas Sait, late S.P.. Pavithra Sagar, C.H Paithal Master umpires like Late Jamal, Naryanan etc can be seen. Source : https://www.facebook.com/groups/kannurfootbal/ |
Ivan D'Cruz, an all round sportsman of Kannur ...............
Ivan D'Cruz, an all round sportsman of Kannur , who played for Kerala state team in Cricket & hockey, & football for Brothers club in Kannur Dist. league, flanked by Praful Chandra, former Calicut University Cricket team & Kerala state Junior team captain & a friend, when they visited Ivan at 'Mythri Old age home' Kakkat, Kannur , where he stays now......!!!
Source : https://www.facebook.com/groups/kannurfootbal/
Sunday, 4 December 2016
Seyyed - of Lucky Star Kannur
Seyyed - (Seyyed kka - (in Blue) of Lucky Star Kannur with Keltron Mohan.
Dr.P.Madhavan - Veteran football player and former State president of the Kerala Football Association (KFA)
Veteran football player and former State president of the Kerala Football Association (KFA) P. Madhavan died here on Tuesday night. He was 90.
Dr. Madhavan, who was also a medical doctor, died at a private hospital where he had been admitted following old age ailments. Relatives said the funeral would take place on September 1 at Payyambalam here in the afternoon. He was one of the founders of the Spirited Youths football club here. He had also served as secretary and vice president of the District Sports Council. He had also played for the Madras State team during 1945-1950 and for the Madras University team.
After completing his medical education in 1953, he had served in the Army. Later, he opened JJS Hospital here. He is survived by wife Dr. Shantha and three children.
Sunday, 30 October 2016
Suman Kavil - For the footballers of tomorrow - from Kannur
Suman Kavil
For the footballers of tomorrow.
With our expanding roster of UEFA-certified coaches and an ethos that focuses on theoretical and practical sessions, CFFA looks to instil its players with tactical acumen, spatial awareness and footballing intelligence. CFFA will groom all its players with internat...ional training and tournament exposure, which will enhance their sporting and social development.
CFFA will add value to conventional academy services through their afterschool programs and magazine releases.
Learning & Training form the building blocks of CFFA, and our efforts have reaped rewards in the form of an international partnership with Soccer Italian Style, based in Florence, leading to victories at tournaments in Spain, China and the UAE.
Our intent is to maintain our meteoric ascent into the realms of recognized football academies and to launch our players onto the global stage.
The English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, German Bundesliga, Italian Seria A, American MLS and the Indian Super League - we are delighted and honored to open these prestigious doors to our candidates.
http://www.cffacademy.com/
For the footballers of tomorrow.
CF Football Academy
Dubai – United Arab Emirates
For details contact: 050 2046263 050 4091811 055 1238904 056 3447147
Email: info@cffacademy.com cffa2010@gmail.com
CF Football Academy was established to develop a youth's potential above and beyond the status quo.
With our expanding roster of UEFA-certified coaches and an ethos that focuses on theoretical and practical sessions, CFFA looks to instil its players with tactical acumen, spatial awareness and footballing intelligence. CFFA will groom all its players with internat...ional training and tournament exposure, which will enhance their sporting and social development.
CFFA will add value to conventional academy services through their afterschool programs and magazine releases.
Learning & Training form the building blocks of CFFA, and our efforts have reaped rewards in the form of an international partnership with Soccer Italian Style, based in Florence, leading to victories at tournaments in Spain, China and the UAE.
Our intent is to maintain our meteoric ascent into the realms of recognized football academies and to launch our players onto the global stage.
The English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, German Bundesliga, Italian Seria A, American MLS and the Indian Super League - we are delighted and honored to open these prestigious doors to our candidates.
http://www.cffacademy.com/
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Saturday, 21 March 2015
Former international footballer Morankandi Bharathan
Former international footballer Morankandi Bharathan (M.Bharathan).
Morankandi Bharathan from Kannur had played football at national level
and international level from 1973 to 1975.
The former Vasco, Goa defender who rose up in football through the ranks of Kannur club ‘Spirited Youths’ represented India in the famous Merdeka Trophy in Malaysia in 1975.
The former Vasco, Goa defender who rose up in football through the ranks of Kannur club ‘Spirited Youths’ represented India in the famous Merdeka Trophy in Malaysia in 1975.
Nearly 12 years he was with Vasco, one of the nation’s strongest clubs of the time, Bharathan had helped the Goans win trophies in the Sait Nagjee Trophy at Kozhikode, the Chakola Trophy in Thrissur, the G V Raja tournament in Thiruvananthapuram and the KFA Shield at Changanassery.
He had represented Kerala and Goa in the Santhosh Trophy. When Kerala won its first Santhosh Trophy title in 1973, he had played for Goa, which lost in the semifinal.
Denson Devadas
Denson Devadas was born in Kannur, Kerala. His grandfather was a hockey player who played the Senior National Championship. His father, Devadas Anthony, was a footballer who played for Services football Team in the Santosh Trophy..
He started playing football when he was studying in the Army School, Kannur. The school was famous for sports and he was the Captain of his school team. After passing out from school, he joined Srinarayana College, Kannur where he used to play for his college team. He was a striker both while in school and college. Later on, he also was the Captain of the University team.
In the year 2004, Viva Kerala selected him after conducting a trial. He got selected as a striker. Chathuni Sir was the Coach of Viva Kerala at that time. He stayed in Viva Kerala till 2006.
It was Chathuni Sir who brought him to the midfield Viva Kerala was playing a friendly match against the Kerala Football Team and one of his team midfielders got injured. The coach asked him to play in midfield. Seeing his performance, he asked him to continue playing as the defensive medio. His team became the State League Champions that year.
Denson joined Mohun Bagan in 2013. In his first season he played 25 matches and scored 2 goals. Denson left Mohun Bagan at the end of the 2013-2014 I League. However he was signed back by Mohun Bagan for the 2014-15 season, after he played for Chennaiyin F.C. in the Indian Super League.
C.K.Vineeth
Born in Kannur, Kerala, Vineeth made his debut for Chirag United Kerala in the
I-League during the 2010-11 season after starting his amateur career with
Chennai Customs and Kerala State Electricity.
I-League during the 2010-11 season after starting his amateur career with
Chennai Customs and Kerala State Electricity.
Vineeth made his international debut for India on 6 February 2013 against
Palastine in an international friendly.
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N.K.Jayaraj -State Footballer of 60's....
Shri.N.K.Jayaraj, who hailed from Kannur had played as half-back for Kerala as well as for Mysore during 60's.
He represented Kerala in Sait Nagjee Trophy, Vital Trophy, Mamman Mappile Trophy etc. He had joined Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), Bangalore in 1962.
He was a Life Member of Karnataka State Football Association (KSFA) and served in KSFA's governing body also. He had also held various capacities in Bangalore District Football Association.
Veteran footballer Shri.N.K.Jayaraj aged 74 died on 20th February - 2013 in Bangalore due to heart ailment.
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
C.M. Chidanandan
C.M. Chidanandan in his teenage, started playing football at Brothers Club in Kannur.
He was one of the early heroes of Kerala football. A fearsome forward who kept rival defences guessing, and back-lapping once in possession.
In between, he also played
for Kolkata giant Mohun Bagan for one season in the company of greats like
Chuni Goswami, Jarnail Singh, Mariappa Kempaiah, Arumanayagam and T. Abdul
Rahman, before a bout of typhoid and an injury forced him to return home to
Kannur.
And, through the following
few years, he donned the colours of MRC-Wellingdon, prior to moving out of the
Army and taking up several jobs, including one in the Gulf and, on retirement,
settling down in Chennai.
He said, At the
Brothers Club in Kannur where he started playing as a teenager, there was an
internal league, with players divided into five teams. And these matches then
used to draw crowds of more than 3,000 spectators. Now we seem to have a very
small number of tournaments.
2015 December Month.
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2015 December Month.
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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=201038343641209&set=rpd.100012051341572&type=3&theater
Unfortunately Kerala was out early in this tournament. — with Tirthanandan, Sangita Madhavan Nair, Thambi (reserve goalie), Balan Panikkan, Krishnan Nair, Balakrishnan (Captain), George (Right forward), Indrabalan, TV Thomas (Transport Minister), Selvam George, Hameed (center forward), Papachan (coach), C. P. Krishnan Nair and Indrapalanagaram fb friends at Trivandrum.
Chidanandan Cheruvari Edited 
St. Aloysius College, Mangalore ~1956 — with Joseph (forward) kannur, Gun Ravi (Forward right), Mithran (goalie), Tirthanandan, Ravi (defensive player) and Ravi Captain of team.
St. Aloysius College, Mangalore ~1956 — with Joseph (forward) kannur, Gun Ravi (Forward right), Mithran (goalie), Tirthanandan, Ravi (defensive player) and Ravi Captain of team.
St. Aloysius College, Mangalore ~1956. — with Lakshmanan Kannur karan, Janarthanan (Right out), Mithran (Goalie), Thirtanandan, Vijayan (dont remember position), Sachindran (Position not sure), Ravi (defensive player) and Pranhakaran aka Machhu.
St. Aloysius College, Mangalore ~1956 — with Joseph (forward) kannur, Gun Ravi (Forward right), Mithran (goalie), Tirthanandan, Ravi (defensive player) and Ravi Captain of team.
Chidanandan Cheruvari Edited Mohun Bagan, 1961 — ( Chidanandan standing Extreme left next to White coat) - with Dipu Dass, Sailen Manna (MB Coach & Captain London Olympics Indian Team), Arunai Naigan (left out - wild guess), Chuni Goswami, Taha Rehman, Jarnail Singh Asia Team Captain and Kempaih at Entebbe Airport.
Mohun Bagan, 1961 — ( Chidanandan standing Extreme left next to White coat) - with Dipu Dass, Sailen Manna (MB Coach & Captain London Olympics Indian Team), Arunai Naigan (left out - wild guess), Chuni Goswami, Taha Rehman, Jarnail Singh Asia Team Captain and Kempaih at Entebbe Airport.
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