- Meet the next young Tassie trying to break into the A-League.
- 5 NPL Players signed to the A-League: Where are they now?
- Former young Socceroo and A-League Player Josh Hope quits football due to abuse. “I never thought it would get to the point it did”
- Joey Gibbs: The former NPL star living the dream in Iceland
- Interview – Pete Nowakowski – Illawarra Stingrays
- Interview with David Perkovic
- Football Desperately Clinging to Hopes of Playing This Season
- Grassroots Competitions Suspended until April 14
- Interview with Nikola Pozder
- The Wait Is Finally Over. Cup Football Is Back.
Granville Rage FC
Granville Rage FC are a football club based in the Western Sydney suburb of Granville. Founded in 2000 and starting out as “Western Rage,” the club was first based in Prairiewood and played in the Southern Districts Association. Here they found it difficult to grow in terms of grass roots football due to the already sizable amount of junior clubs in the area.
Despite this setback, the Granville Districts Soccer Football Association, one of the oldest football associations in Australia, offered the Rage an opportunity for the club to achieve its goals of juniour development. After negations with the association, the club was rebranded as Granville Rage and the club relocated to F.S Garside Park, a park that holds significance in association football. With the club’s relocation it meant that the district, which to many is regarded as the birthplace of fotoball in Australia, after many years had a State League club with the name “Granville” in operation.
Facebook
Cakes By Kyla
