Newsletter T3/W5




They came, charmed and seduced Australian hearts. They gave a nation desperate to win its first FIFA World Cup Hope. They dared to dream and the whole nation stopped and believed in them only for the dream to be chattered by a fantastic English performance. Football can be cruel. The Tillies! The girls who captured and won Australian hearts. You made us proud. The support was immense and reminded us about the potential of football in this country. Imagine the local game receiving 25% of that support. The World Cup will no doubt be here in a decade. Let’s get out and massively support the last two games. Well done Australia. Thank you for the support.
At training we continue develop and perfect the overall standards of our players. A greater emphasis is put towards individual technical ability and game intelligence. With the regular winter season coming to an end this weekend, the transition to the summer season will keep players training and playing year round.
The Friendship Cup will provide players with a good opportunity to develop and strengthen social ties and friendship by playing with school friends on Saturday mornings. Players holding a valid Active Kids Voucher will be able to use it for registration and play for free. For those without a valid voucher there will be a registration fee of $50 to cover insurance via the Play Football portal.
Our school holidays clinics will continue to provide players with the opportunity to develop their skills within a fun and nurturing environment. The clinics are open to players of all levels from beginners to advanced levels.
See you on the field
Cheers



The Matildas have been defeated by European champions England 3-1 in the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ semi-final. A Sam Kerr goal was not enough to cancel out goals to Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo.





