~ FOOTBALL RECORD ~ SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE • SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ROUND 1 -6th/7th APRIL, 1991 NSW FOOTBALL LEAGUE - $1 .00
Holroyd Parramatta Captain Garry Eaton accepts the 1990 State League Premiership Trophy. (Courtesy of Manly Daily) [ GENERAL MANAGER'S MESSAGE
WELcor.i;E' to the 1991 se•son which la foreseen as the most exciting for many years. All clubs have U!:crulted vlgoroualy and the first round matches should unfold a wealth of new talent, plus the old ilried and true will be running around again. The NeWj' South Wales Auatrallan Football League has a new Chief Commissioner, Yarong Creek sheep,atud breeder John Yates. He replabea former Sydney Bank Executive John Morris who, after 42 years with Westpac, has returnedito Perth. John Yatf:s was appointed to the NSWAFL Commission In February 1988 replacing former St Kllda footballer and Australian Cricket star, KeHh Miiier. John was also President of the Farrar Football Lea\lue. John Morris will be replaced by Alan Baxter, fOrmer Assistant General Manager UnderwrHlng QBE Insurance and offlclal of the Hornsby Hornets junior club In the Hills/ Hornsby Junior Australlan Football Association. ) Don Roach, now Chairman of the Sydney Football Board of Management, John Potter Chairman of the Sydney Juniors and Colin Koh/hagen, Chairman of the Affltlated Leagues Counclt Is a profession al~ hard working and formidable team Jn place to represent the views of the people or our great game. A new m•mber of the development team la Wollongong University graduate Scott Wenke, but firstly a tribute to Steve Wright, the man Scott replaces. Steve started as a Development Officer way back In '982 with South Melbourne and was one of the longest serving officers In AustraUa. During that- time ha dlsplayed the unique qu.alltfes of professionalism, patience and a love of football. I know that all members would ask me to pass onto Steve their collectlve bes I wishes for the future. Scott Is a qualffled Physlcal Education teacher and at 24 years of age wlll bring with him a bright new enlhuslastlc approach to this demanding role. Scott started work In the new yaar and has lmmedla,tely stimulated the Sydney Junior scene and In tandem with the many hard working junior offlcla!•, things are looking brighter In the State's capita!. Tim Johnlson (Development Officer), Donna Burke (Administration Manager), Russell Campbell (Southern °'velopment Manager), Damian Humphries (Northern Oevelopmant Manager), Linda Blackburn (E;xecutlve Secretary), Les Parish (Rlverlna Development Officer) and the return of Bob McConnell (Registrar) tor ms one of the best administrative bodies In sport In Australia. The aBE:lnsurance' Sponsorship for 1991 was agreed to the other day which Is fantastic news for ell of us. The money this great Company ploughs Into New South Wales, especially Sydney enables a number of projects to go ahead, such u the Country and State Championships, Teal and Shell Cups, the Sydney Radio Show and many others. So support those who support us just Imagine If their money wasn't forthcoming. I wlll take this opportunity to wish all people from Presidents to boot studders all the best from the Comml•l!lon of the NSWAFL and remember you hold the future of the game In your hands. '
CRAIG DAVIS GENERAL M'.A.NAGER SYD NE l(IIIJllJ'!! LEAGUE !WI PREVIE IN rectnt seasons, Sydney football followers could be excused for being a little confused over the format and ldentity of their competition. Cosmetic changes have once again 1akt1n place, but, according to thost responsibltt, for logical reasons. Tl1e State Leogue is once again tl1e Sydney /''ootball League, simply because it didn't become the State league authorities originall~ envisaged. SFL Divisions I and II are now the Sydney Footballi Association I and II ( a name wl1ich was changed in the early 80's amid unsavoury connotations to playing in tht SFA). The name "State League" will now be reserved for special con1petitions r~n by
clubs and leagues throughout the state. 1 As the competitions' names continue to change, one thing re11Jain:; constant in Sydney Football • lhe pre season football speak, ; predictions and cliches of club spoke:;humans.
Premier Parramatta's summer long celebrations may have taken their toll as ovdr half of last year's premiership team will not be back. Brian Hawke has returned horn~ to Wagga as has Mark Wagener lo Lavington. Ruckman Shane Salmon has retired ~uc to work commitments and Neil Brunton joins former team mate Mall Wheeler bac~ at the Swans. However, the Goarmas have recovered these losses well and, despite Lhc:ir humble approach to their premiership defence and an admission that they may I struggle to maintain last year's standard, Parramatta will still be the team lo bc:h. Joining them are fonner South Adelaide, Adelaide University and Bob Neil dev1tcc. Darren "Keg" Foster, ACTAFL Mulrooney medallist Andrew Mills from Manuka and East Burwood and St Leo's Box Hill hero Alistair McMaster. The great depth ! Parramatta had last year will help them this year with a number of talented playC:rs coming up from the Under 19s including 1990 Kealey medallist Salem Kascm. North Shore is the club in Sydney which seems lo always recoup their losses, no matter how severe. The reputation they have built up ensures they will never find it difficult to auract players to the club. and old ones back. Last year's coach Tony Smith is no longer with them, despite his vows of determination post grand final, but with the e;o;perience of Graeme Teasdale and Peter Robertson still there, they won't be lacking any leadership. Returning to the club after an absence of a couple of seasons are three local juniors; former state wingman Tad Batty, Stephen Brad.more is back after time with the Rivcoll Bushpigs and West Perth, and Gerard Dignan returns from injury.Smith's assistant from last year Rod Hooker takes over as coach. Although many have predicted a decline, Carnpbelltown arc still confident of o~ce again being finals contenders. Russell Matheson is back as coach. but has yet tP make up his mind whether to play or not. The irrcplacable Rod Po
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EAST Sydney and Liverpool football clubs sho11ld be congratulated for lhe initiotivl! and organisation they showed in the succes.l;ful introduction of a new fixture on the Sydney football calendar ~ two secreta,ries I,ightning premiership carnivals on the weekend of March 23L24. Liverpool hosted seven clubs at lhcir first gala day at Rosedale Oval on March' 24 which saw clubs fron1 four leagues come togcLhcr - Daplo, Goulburn, Penrith, Wollongong, Sutherland, a combined Macquarie Uni-Sydney Uni side, a Sydn~y Uni rc.~crvc grade team and of course Liverpool. i l11c host club played Penrith in the first match of the day and were quicker to 1uastcr the faster style of play necessary and won by three goals 5.2.32 lo 2.2.14. Sutherland • never ever and Sydney University hadn't played each other in any grade since the Under 20's in 1988 and Sutl1erland were keen 10 prove themselves against their promoted opponcnts.Uni's minds seemed to be back in their bus as Sutherland jumpcd t!\em in Lhe first half and held on Lo win 3.2.20 to 2.3.15. Wollongong looked very strong against Lhe combined students made up of Macquarie firsts and reserves and Sydney orga11ise club undcr19s winning 4.3.27 to 0.4.4. The out of Lown unknown quantities played the finnl ga.me of the first round and Daplo progressed lo Lhc second round healing Goulbum 4.7.31 to 2.4.16. The losers side of the draw saw the studcnls dominate as Sydney Uni beat Penrith 5.7.37 to 3.2.20 ai1d Macquarie beat Goulburn 6.5.41 to 3.4.22 to set up an all uni consolation final. TI1c Macquarie Barbarians had their nun1bcrs bolslcrcd by some trips. Penrith and Sutherland players, but as in the world of acadc111c, Sydney University was superior, winning 4.4.28 tol.l.7. In the main draw, Liverpool played Sulherland and Wollongong played neighbours They get experts to do it. Daplo for the right to play in the day's grand final. In a game affirming opinions that Like tfte staff at Ansett Group Sales, there is liule love lost between the two sides, Liverpool outlasted Sutherland 3.3.21 to 2.4.16. Wollongong continued their slick form of the first round and sent Dapto They can not only arrange all your travel and hack to the dogs winning 6.5.41 to 3.1.19. accommodation, they guarantee to get you the best possible Liverpool prcsldent Brian Pollock's vision of not having to part with the $300 deals on both, prilemoney was shortlived as Wollongong showed they will he a force in this.,ycar's • SFA I kicking the highest score of the carnival 7.6.48 Lo 1.1.7. And to make organising your trip even easier they've Sydney University's Andrew Bonwick was voted Lhc player of the carnival. I produced a special brOChure atlled AnSett Group Travel Pollock's and Warren Finger's hard work bore fruit in a very successful day, ont which all involved in arc keen to sec repealed nc;xt year. I Packai:;es that covers everything from destinations to baggage handling, Just like the expert advice of our staff, it costs you absolute1y nothing, Copies can be obtained by contacting the Ansett Group SHARKS SPORTS WARE Sales Office nearest you, CONTACT: STEVE TAUBERT TELEPIIONE: 523 091~ If you are resfX>nsible for your club's travel why not let us make your next Club trip a success? 47 CRONULLA. STREET, (THE MALL), CRONULLA I We11 do everything for you except take the credit. Comnetili11e Pricing on Players Boots & Apnarel in the South I Ansett Group Sales. ' --- Western Suburbs Australian rs m I WESTS TAKE TRUMPER CUP J Suppliers of Football Club Ltd. • ICE CREAM • ICE CREAM CAKES 40 Hampton Street, Croydon Park U-HAUL·IT VANS AND TROLLEYS WESTERN Suburbs wan the last grand final played at Trumper Park Telephone: 797 0347 Provided free of hire charges In 1914 and on Mareh 24,1991 won the first eup named after Vietor when they surprised mast people beating North Shore in the final of Players and Supporters of For all events Indoor/Outdoor the Trumper Cup 6.6.42 to 4.4.28. visiting Clubs always welcome call us now for Service Easts are 10 be commended for resisting the tcmpllltion to name the cup after the (Dress rules apply) and market leading products sponsors and giving the trophy some meaning, although some of ils impact was uTflere is no legacy as rich as honesty" missing not being played at Trumper Park. 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE Wests were slow to start, beating Balmain,anxious to impress given a chance against FAMILY BISTRO* * OPEN * 7 DAYS the top division clubs again, in the first round 6.535 to 2.5.17. In other first round Lunch and Dinner 6365605 matches, Baulkham Hills ptll up a good effort early, but, following the trend of all • first round games, Campbelltown got on top in the second half winning 7.5.47 to 2.4.16. North Shore beat St George 8.1.49 to 4.4.28 and Sydney Uni avenged a Sunday* evening * *- Special savage loss to Easls in a practice match two weeks earlier 5.3.33 to 1.3.9. WESTSIDE In a replay of last year's preliminary fmll], the crowd was anticipating a similarly discount meals available WHOLESALERS PTY. LTD. tough match between North Shore and Campbclltown. They did see some similarities, DOLPHIN RESTAURANT espe<:ially as the scores see-sawed late in the game until Norths steadied to win 4.8.32 241 Old Windsor Road, Toongabbie Dinner Friday and Saturday 37 Mary Parade, Rydalmere 684 1277 lo 4.1.2.5. to qualiry to play the winner of the Sydney Uni - Wests game. Wests shocked Uni early and went to a big lead which Uni found unassailable, despite several opportunities, and won 4.3.27 lo 2.8.20. In the loser's round, the SFA clubs were reminded of the difference in standard as St , George 1hrashed Baulkham Hills 9.5.59 to 2.0.12 and Easts beat Balmain 6.4AO to ------2.3.15. The hosts were able to save some money beating St George in the consolation final 4.3.27 to 2.8.20. A Wests - North Shore final was not prediclcd, nor was Wests' new aUitude as their - physical approach and growing confidence wore Norths down, hilling the lead early Ross Faulkner in the second half and not looking back. Player of the camival Grant Bartholemaeus lead the way. Wesls were against ii from the start with only 19 players available for the day and new coach John Zclesco was delighted al the win, bul at lhe same lime keeping in mind it was only a pre season competitlon , an abridged version al that footballs • and assured everyone Wests were not going to get carried away with their early success. Wests spokesman Allan Sullivan was happy nol only with the win and the $1000 it brought, but that it vindicaled their extensive recruiting in the off season, and augurs well for a good year at last, "I'm happy at the moment. We'd love to do a An approved product of Parramatta, but it's in the lap of the gods."
the New South Wales The new season opens this week with a replay of last year's grand final and QBE malch of the day at Gore Hill. Both Parramatta and Norths have a lot of players Australian Football League missing from the grand final - Norths have four under suspension, and Parramalla have Josi 12 players from the club, bul Puramatta's quality replacements should give them the money. Wesls' new found talent and confidenc:e will see lhem too good for St George whose Sydney Agent: emphasis on youth could be construed as a euphemism for not having anyone else. Holroyd~Parramatta's Coach Uni play Easls for the third time in four weeks and with one win each, it could go RON THOMAS - Phone 481 0306 A/H. either way. Hills' off season recruiling drive will be tested by the perenially strong ------Campbelltown and Gus McK~man's time in Sydney football could be running out. Ansett V:v-~.-.a~~=- ...... - - -, - •-- .-. -..,u;u;e--·- GALA CARNIVAL RlJMPER CUP Rosed'ale Oval, March 1.3, 1991. Erskineville Oval, March 24, 1991. Airlines
GAME1 - Liverpool 3·2 (32) ROUND 1 - penrlth 1·0 (14) Campbelltown 7.5 (47) ~ GAME2 Baulkham Hiiis 2·4 (16) ---- Suttierland 1·2 (20) North Shore 8-1 (49) Sydney Uni 2·3 (15) St George 4.4 (28) • MOUNT ISA GAME3 Sydney Uni. 5.3 (33) Wollongong 4.3 (37) East Sydney 1·3 (9) Macquarie Uni 0-2 (4) Western Sub. 6·5 (35) GAME4 Balmaln 2·5 (17) Daplo 4.7 (31) Goulburn 2-4 (16) ROUND 2 North Shore 4-8 (32) GAMES Campbelltown 4·1 ! (25) Sydney Uni 5.7 (37) Western Subs. 4-2 (26) Penrith 3-2 (20) Sydney Uni. 2·5 (17) G.lME 6 CONSOLATION ROUNDI Llverpool 3.3 (21) St George 9.5 (59) Sutherland 2·4 (16) Baulkham Hills 2-0 (12) GAl\IE7 East Sydney 6-4 (40) • ltlacquarle Uni 6-5 (37) Bal main 2-3 (15) Qioulburn 3-4 (22) CONSOLATION FINAL -- GAMES East Sydney 4.3 i (27) ~ Wollongong 6·5 (41) ~ St George 2·8 ' (20) -- Daplo 3·0 (19) ~- FINAL CAl\IE 9. GRAND FINAL 'B' Western Subs. 6-6 (42) Sydney Uni 4-4 (28) North Shore 4-4 (26) Macquarie Uni 1·1 (7) GAME 10 ·GRAND FINAL 'A' Wollongong 7-6 (46) Ansett Express. Liverpool 1·1 (7) The airline that's ready when you are. BUNDY lrhe Bundy Player of the Week lis on again.
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DEVELOPMENT OF OUR GAME IN SYDNEY \ by Coaching & Development Manager • Tim Johnson
The N.S.W.A.F.L. is committed to assisting the development of our code in the State's Capital.
History has shown that when central bodies take full responsibility for promotion and development, ~) the 'people' (the most important resource) lose their 'ownership' of helping our game grow and prosper.
From the days when the Swans and/or N.S.WA.F.L. employed many in Sydney, we now have more appropriately moved lo a model where we assist S.F.L. Clubs, schools, teachers, etc .. ., to develop the game by providing enjoyable, safe opportunities to participate in Australian Football.
The enthusiasm, quite rightly. should always come from the 'massas' and it is exciting to s6a the results soma of the enterprising and enthusiastic junior and senior clubs in Sydney hal/6 achieved.
Those that sit back and point Iha finger at '/hem' as its 'their job', ha116 lost Iha plot and unfortu fs ~our f;ourl:m nately our gamo will suffer in such areas.
Davalopmonl of our great gama in Sydney is a ·partnership' and we look forward to assisting ~ReatHUYj? anyone who contacts us with projects, programmes or ideas aimed at promoting and improving the coda in their area, as waif as working in the myriad of areas we currently do to progress the code. N.S.W.A.F.L Footbell Record .... f*1#1&'iii11r.D ll'llDil M§i-§h@M ~~ ~-""-·--.., I . - ~?0{_5, ¢ ' ' IJ;JL ~~¥-< ~ 1. N. Bront?n 1. B. Sinnott 2. S. Pheldman 1. A. May 2. W. Ashlin 3. M. O'Hal/oran 2. S. Berrett (C) 2. D. laumt 3. S. Lucas 4. M. Du/Ide 3. J. Bray 3. r Andrey, 4. R. Podbury 5, S. Crowe 4. J. Murray 4. M. Cunnlean 5. B. Dame/I 6. J. Sandell 5. P. Whelan 5. S. Veale 6. R. Stodert 7. A. Self 6. D. Molony 8. A.Miiis 7. R. Matheson 8. M. Puddlck 7. G. Spillane 7. G. Hutcf/lnson 8. D. Herbert 9. D. leecrolt 9. P. Gooley 8. D. Upfill 9. S. Noack 10. M. Sharpe 10. G. Manool (VIC) 9. D. Dormjin 10. B. Kershaw 11. G. Duncan 11. K. Couchman 10. D. Fosttlr 11. G. Noack 13. P. Metzner 12. 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Horton 38. B. Arndell \\{JI I <>NC,CJN I N.S.W.A.RL Football Record 1991 1991 SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE Round I • Sat111.:i.y, Ap v Hiits Wagener O...al Round 2· Sund•y, Aprll 14 Round 14 • Saturd.oy, July 13 North Shore Sydney Uni East Sydney v Nor\11 Shore Trum?<1r Park ~e~~!rn ~~burbs ~ Ea.st Sydney Wagefl8f0...at SI George v Sydney Uni Olds Park Hills v Ern Holme• Ova.I Hol. Pamoma.t:ta. v Campbelltown GlppwAoad Hiiis v Hol. ParramaHe Em Holme• """""" Sundey, July 14 Round 3 • Sund•y, Aprll 21 Campbelltown v Western Suburbs Macquarie Flds North She>re v We•tern Suburbs Gore Hiii E""t Sydney v Hiiis Trumper Park Round 15 - Sunday, July 21 Campbelltown v St Gf>O((IS Ma.cquatie Fields Campbelltown v Sydney Uni Macquarie Fido Sydney Uni v H Round 4 • Sund•y. AprU 28 Round 1ti - Sundey, July 28 Hiiis v North Shore Em Holmes Hol. Parramatta v North Shore GlppsAoad C..mpbelltown v East Sydney Ma.cquatie Fields Hills v Campbelltown Em Holmes SI Georga v Hol. Pamtrnaltll Old• Pwk WesternSuburbo v StG"°'ge Wageoor O...al Western Su bulbs v Sydney Uni Wag<>n<" 0...al Sydney Uni v East Sydney Sydney Uni Round ~ • Salurdey, M•y 4 Round 17 • Sundey, A119Ulll: 4 North Shora v C..mpbelltown Gote Hill Camp~ltown v W...tern suburbs Macquwle Flds East Sydney v St George Trumper Park North Shore v Sidney Uni Ge>re Hiii Hiiis v Sydney Uni Ern Holmes St G&0rge v H II• Olds Park H Round a. Sundlfy, M•y 12 WetW-rWeekend -Auguat 11 &. 12. ::.i George v North Shore Olds Park E""t Sydney v Ho!. ParrBmarta Trumper Park RouRC! 19- Sund•y, Augu..t 11 Campbell!Own v Sydney Uni Macquw1e Fields st George v Campbelttown Olds Park Hills V We•tem Suburbs Em Holm.,. E""t Sydr.ey v North Shore Trumper Park Sydney Uni v H_.. Pwramatta Sydney Uni St.ie Ch•m1'1-hlp<1·Mey18 &. 19, C•mpbelll UNE IN TO RADIO 2SERFM·107.3 FOR ALL CHANGES AND UPDATES TO YOUR FOOTY FIXTUR NCLUDING WET WEATHER REPORTS. 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