Old Colleagues

Old Colleagues News – April 2018

Long Lunch Wednesday 2nd May 1:00 PM

Come along to the lunch of the year and catch up with fellow legendary Blue Giants . This year’s lunch will be better than ever!  Venue this year is in the Tattersalls Club not upstairs at Doltone house. Numbers are limited to 100, fine wine and a delicious menu is included. Details as follows:

Venue: Tattersalls Club, 181 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

Date: Wednesday 2nd May, 2018

Time: 1:00 PM

Price: $200 pp (Current Players $150)

Entertainment: MC Isaac “The Wizard” Cary and Guests

Booking confirmations to Jen Blair: M: 0418 885 392

Email: Jen.blair@iinet.net.au

by 21st April

 

2018 Season Opening – 14th April

Its here!!!!

Blue Giants host the Dirty Reds for the season opener. Its bound to be the “Clash of the Titans”. Hit the Club House Balcony bar and support the Colleagues as they go for Sky Blue glory. Whooo hoo!

Season fixtures can be found at

www.rugby.net.au

 

New Major Sponsor

Light Brigade Hotel, Woollahra

We are so very pleased to announce our new major sponsor:

Light Brigade Hotel, CNR Jersey & Oxford Street, Woollahra

Amazing deals of $6.00 Beers (VB, Blonde, New, Carlton, Reschs, House Wine & Sparkling)

$15 Meals including Pizzas, Burgers , Steaks and mouth watering Schnitzel.

Come along and support our Major Sponsor

Looking forward to catching up with you all on the sidelines

Cheers, Dutchy

Matt Lamens

mjlamens@gmail.com

Old Colleagues News – February 2018

HAPPY BLUE YEAR TO ALL  !!!

And guess what ? it’s back to work with the holiday season a vague memory and pre season training well underway. Hooray Footy is back ! Here it comes : Bondi 10’s Sat 24th Feb. Season starts April 14th, draw to follow.

On the Clubs Website Old Colleagues will find the Annual Report for the 2017 season

Good to see former President Tom Frazer drop in to the AGM from somewhere in Spain ?

2017 Report is definitely worth a read ! Especially the coaching summaries that reveal the level of expertise and management that underpin the success of the club. (Actually most of clubs the reports are are on the club’s web site (70 years worth) and some make very entertaining reading.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING REPORT SEASON 2017

Annual General Meeting Season 2017
Old Colleagues will be happy to know than the Club is in a strong financial position following the 2017 season. Congrats to the club committee and social committee. As far as office bearers go
The Club returned President – Richard McGrath and Treasurer – Paul Howard –  New secretary young gun Charlie Evans and a new Club Captain, Kentwell centre Winston Bradley were also elected at a well attended meeting !

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I am looking forward to keeping Old Colleagues informed of news and events.

Please send any material for this email to

Matt Lamens

mjlamens@gmail.com

0400 707 007

‘Go the Colleagues”

Dutchy

Notice of Annual General Meeting

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE Woollahra Colleagues Rugby Union Football Club WILL BE HELD ON Wednesday 6th December 2017 AT 7:00 PM at the Woollahra Hotel.

The business to be conducted at the annual general meeting will be:
1. To confirm the minutes of the Union’s AGM held 2 December 2015.
2. To receive the 2017 Annual Report.
3. To receive and consider the Treasurer’s Report including the financial statements for the Club and the Trust
4. To elect the following:
(a) The President
(b) The Secretary
(c) The Treasurer
(d) The Club Captain
5. To receive and consider any business duly notified to the Union at least 21 days prior to the Annual General Meeting.

Vale: Old Colleague John Messenger

It is with sadness that I post to inform Old Colleagues of the shock passing of John Messenger. John played with distinction for the Colleagues at 5/8, centre or fullback in the Burke and Kentwell Cup premiership teams of the 1960’s and early 70’s. John, who captained the premiership winning 1971 and 72 Burke Cup teams, combined a highly competitive nature and a reliable kicking boot to produce many great victories for the Colleagues during his time at the club.

John got the nickname “mess” or “messo” for invariably being in the middle of the action during a game. (or any where else for that matter) From the Club’s annual report of the 71 season Coaches Osborne and Corlis said of his captaincy “A very popular leader, John had the team’s confidence and co-operation and he used it well”. John a “200 gamer” for the Colleagues was the son of Old Colleague and club legend Charlie Messenger, John and his father were men who formed the fabric and unique spirit of the great Colleagues Rugby Club we enjoy today.

Pages could be written of the stories not only of the rugby deeds of John Messenger , but also his contributions to the sailing community and later to his farming friends at Mt Canobolas ,Orange.

Suffice to say we have lost a great bloke, a friend, a true Colleague in every respect, and many will be poorer for the loss. Our thoughts go out to his family at this time.

Service details .

3.00pm Friday 29th September, Scots College Chapel, Bellevue Hill,

then C.Y.C Rushcutters Bay.

Guest book to send condolences

//www.legacy.com/guestbooks/smh-au/john-messenger-condolences/186734526?cid=full

Old Colleague Update – September 2017

VALE Old Colleague Adrian Gray

Sadly posting news of the passing of Old Colleague Adrian Gray. Adrian, one of our oldest Colleagues (aged 88) played in the premiership winning Kentwell Cup in the 1955 season.

Adrian an elusive wing or full back featured predominately in the 11-6 win over the Mosman Whales in the 1955 Grand Final. It was a great year for the club also winning the Club Championship.

Adrian a successful businessman was also a principle of Gray and Maroney Real Estate in Queen Street,Woollahra during the 60’s and 70’s. (Don’t mention the flat above the shop with Blue Giant tenants!)

A good innings for a good Colleague, our thoughts go out to his family and friends at this time. Old Colleague Michael Caspers will be attending as pall bearer at his long time friend’s service.

Family and friends of Adrian are invited to attend a Funeral Mass celebrating his life at The Church of St. Francis of Assisi, 463 Oxford Street Paddington on Wednesday September 13, 2017 at 11.00am.

Old Colleagues News – August 2017

Season So Far
The good news is the club is well positioned in all grades to compete at the business end of season finals. Unfortunately the Club Championship has slipped us by with a narrow lost in the Kentwell Cup last weekend against competition leaders Petersham, the Blue Giants going down 27-25 (at a place called no parking for a mile oval). A couple of unlucky bounces and some fairly dodgy and unexplained decisions by the whistle blower going against us being the difference! (through my blue eyes)

With just two rounds to go, this week Saturday 12th August is our last home game and last chance for Old Colleagues to gather at headquarters and support the Blue Giants. Not only that It’s the Club’s second Ladies Day and with the continued expected good weather it should be a real carnival atmosphere as the Blue Giants take on Balmain Rugby.

Early Grand Final Win
This season has been a popular one for Blue Giant Colts with the club most weekends being able to field two teams. In a first for the club and a first in the Club’s history our Blue Giant Colts 2’s team played Lane Cove Colts 2’s at Tantallon Oval last week end securing a 48-28 win in non other than the Radford Cup. Old Colleagues will Tantallon Oval (concusion park) and of course the late great Ed Radford. A great day for all involved and congratulations to players and coaches Andrew and Richard, fantastic effort and hopefully more silverware to come.

“Go the Colleagues”

See you Saturday

Boothie

Vale: Old Colleague Peter Herman

It is with sadness that I email to inform Old Colleagues of the passing of Peter Herman. Peter played with distinction for the Colleagues on the wing in the Kentwell Cup during the 1970’s.

A speedy and highly competitive winger Peter led the try scoring with 13 tries in the 1977 season. (A Club record for many years)
In 1978 Peter was awarded 100 games for the club (with the majority of them being in the first grade). Peter was a quietly spoken man with an engaging smile, popular with his peers he was an integral part of the Colleagues community during that 1970’s period.

Peter’s funeral held last Thursday was well represented by Old Colleagues. Peter had struggled with kidney problems over the last few years. While in hospital he contracted a staf infection which saw a serious deterioration in his health.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Herman family at this time. His family can be reassured that he was well regarded by many Old Colleagues. And plenty of lasting fond memories remain at the club and with club members.

Social Calendar

2017 Events

12th August – Ladies Day 2 v Balmain

26th August – Colleagues Black Tie Ball

9th September – Grand Final Day

16th September – Presentation Day Woollahra Hotel

NSW Suburban Rugby Rep Team 2017

1 Dean Curnow Balmain
2 Dan Midghall Hunters Hill
3 Andrew Buckeridge Waverley
4 Evan Culhane Colleagues
5 Mike Stubbs Petersham
6 Matt Roberts Mosman
7 Steven Morton Hunters Hill
8 Bernie Mauiava -Taulealo Petersham
9 Robert Cattanach Petersham
10 Dan Kelly (c) Colleagues
11 Jordan Rowland Forest
12 Beau Hape Forest
13 Chris Yates Waverley
14 Tiger Parker Drummoyne
15 Duncan Boyd Jones Colleagues
16 Charlie Henley Colleagues

17 Matt Kerr Balmain
18 Campbell Leard Waverley
19 Richard Cottrell Petersham
20 Tom Evans Petersham
21 Tyron Davies Balmain
22 Alex O’Shea Hunters Hill
23 Stan Taura Canterbury

  Matt Barlow Coach
Dave Burnett Coach

Warren Hodge Coach
Andrew Donovan Physio
Luke Calavassy Manager

Photos by www.spaimages.com.au

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Old Colleagues News – July 2017

Old Colleagues Day is Here

OLD COLLEAGUE DAY 22ND JULY  (Yes this Saturday 22nd !)

Old Colleagues your attendance is required at Blue Giant Park for the games against Waverley Rugby Club. Should be a great afternoon with very competitive rugby. Old Colleagues will have plenty of memories of huge clashes with Waverley in the 1980’s. It will be a special day celebrating 300 games for one of the Blue Giants favourite sons Cam Ireland and I believe there will be an Old Colleague toast to him at half time in the main game in the clubhouse! Its also a tribute day to Dave “Goochie” Gooch after many years service to the club. (Walgett 1962 tour pic)

BLUE GIANT BUSINESS NETWORK EVENT

BGBN is designed to introduce current players to past players with the view that they help one another out – just like a game of rugby.
Everyone attending should expect to leave with contacts to have a coffee or beer with in the following weeks.

The event is limited to 40 current players and 40 past players. Price is at cost for current players and $10 premium for past players to help the event wash its face. Please see your accountant about tax deductibility.

BOOK BY CLICKING ON THIS LINK
//www.trybooking.com/QWGM

Venue: Tattersalls Club 181 Elizabeth St
Date: Thursday 27th July
Time:7:15 for a 7:30 sharp start and conclude at 8:30 but welcome to stay and chat.
Cost: $40 for players and $50 for past players
Special guest Will Davies of Guerrilla Sandwiches, Scope Lending
and now CEO of Car Next Door.
Disclaimer: Attractive woman in photo will not be at the BGBN breakfast. But getting a better job could help you get an attractive woman like this.

For Old Colleagues wishing to lead future BGBN events
Contact Club President Richard McGrath
Email: richard.mcgrath@kemosabe-capital.com

SEASON SO FAR

Since the May News plenty of rugby has been played, and watched by the Colleagues. In fact during the latter part of the Lions Tour many Blue Giants made the jump across the ditch and enjoyed the festivities. As a result there has been plenty of team changes during this period (plus some injury worries) and some mixed results have followed.

The Kentwell game at fortress Blue Giant Park against the undefeated Drummoyne was a disappointment resulting in a narrow loss after the Blue Giants were hammered in the penalty count and turned the ball over at critical times during the game.

Then the game against Knox (that usual park somewhere on the north side) where after giving Knox a head start of 17 points at half time dug themselves out of a hole to win with real grit, persistence and courage including a Rob Kelly penalty goal from the sideline right on the bell 20-19 !!

And finally last Saturday facing a very committed St Pats side at never that friendly Hudson Park (with a couple of islander stars being a nuisance as usual ), finding themselves behind on the score board on most occasions throughout the game until Rob Kelly again stepped up on cue right on the bell to knock one over again from the sideline and 40 metres out! The ball from that kick was in the air for an eternity and the Colleagues crowd went berserk when it found its mark !

Old Lions (Colleagues) on Tour

 

Plenty of Old Colleagues were on tour stimulating the NZ economy following the Lions around Simon Clark, Toby Rakison, G Hudson, Tim Henry, Alex Thompson, Michael Langford were seen raising a glass or three in the shaky isles. They almost got the win, but no doubt there was a good time had by all!

Old Colleague Beats the Drum

I always say if you need a strong man to do a job you can count on a front rower, even if its counting the beat and marching in time. 80’s premiership winning prop and man of many talents Andrew Draper has got the job of keeping time on the bass drum for the Manly Warringah Pipes & Drums as they go round with the best bands in the world in the Basel Military Tattoo, Switzerland  21st – 29th July. “Drapes” son Jack is one of the lead pipers, its a great story and will be a great thrill for both of them.

Old Colleague Celebrates in Style

Old Colleague Celebrates in Style
Stue McCure (Coach of the Colleagues fighting fives, Sutherland Cup 1994 premiership team, (insert full story here ) celebrated his 50th birthday in style with a knees up in the South of Italy at place called Siena near Florence. Pictured here with Kate his much better looking better half at Centro Ippico Borgo di Castelvechio. Apparently (via Mick Boyd “Boydie”) Stewfest ended with everyone in the pool dancing to ABBA!! (what stays on tour! but briefly Boydie said “why did I book a nice room”, didn’t sleep most of the time!!)

Old Colleague in US Golf Pro AM

Andrew Brazier noted 2000’s Blue giant goal kicker is kicking goals in the old US of A. Based in Chicago Braz is the McDonald’s worldwide supply chain management Director. This week the popular Blue Giant from the central west of NSW found himself playing with none other than the 2006 US Open winner Geoff Olgilvy in the John Deere Pro Am, (pre PGA Event) Silvis Rock Island County, Illinois. I’d say a nervous tee off for Braz and a far cry from lining a penalty kick up at Blue Giant Park.

Speedos from Far and Wide Series

Continuing the Speedos from far (and wide) Series

Goochie is looking a great big Blue Giant in his Colleagues speedos taken earlier this year at Byron Bay.

Goochie will be manning the Merchandise department on Old Colleagues Day with plenty of great Colleagues gear available.

Great Weather Coming Saturday

See you Saturday

I’m going the early crow on the weather for this weekend. Its looking clear and perfect for rugby (unlike last years efforts). Wipe those Waratah game memories away by watching some Blue Giant winning rugby on Saturday.

“Go the Colleagues”

Boothie

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Blue Giant Business Network July 27th

Inaugural Blue Giant Business Network (BGBN) event.

BGBN is designed to introduce current players to past players with the view that they help one another out – just like a game of rugby.

Everyone attending should expect to leave with contacts to have a coffee or beer with in the following weeks.

The event is limited to 40 current players and 40 past players. Price is at cost for current players and $10 premium for past players to help the event wash its face. Please see your accountant about tax deductabilty.

BOOK BY CLICKING ON THIS LINK

//www.trybooking.com/QWGM

  • Venue: Tattersalls Club 181 Elizabeth St
  • Date: Thursday 27th July
  • Time: 7:15 for a 7:30 sharp start and conclude at 8:30 but welcome to stay and chat.
  • Cost: $40 for players and $50 for past players
  • Special guest Will Davies of Guerrilla Sandwiches, Scope Lending and now CEO of Car Next Door.

Disclaimer: Attractive woman in photo will not be at the BGBN breakfast. But getting a better job could help you get an attractive woman like this.

For Old Colleagues wishing to lead future BGBN events

Contact Club President Richard McGrath

Email: richard.mcgrath@kemosabe-capital.com

AGL Energy offer to Subbies Players

SIGN UP AND GET A FREE COLLEAGUES BEER CARD – 11 FREE BEERS

This cost you nothing! Even Minucos has done it. Have a read.

Together with the Waratahs and New South Wales Rugby Union, we’ve developed a program to support grassroots rugby and local clubs.

This is an opportunity to earn $$ for your club and we strongly urge you to get this offer to your players and supporters, and your wider club community.

Your members get a discount on their energy bills, and your club earns money. Win-Win!

Summary:
›       Each person that joins the “AGL Waratahs energy plan” will earn their club:
»      $100 donation (electricity)
»      $50 donation (gas)
»      Up to $150 annually
»      Donation paid every year they remain on the plan.
»      Current AGL customers are eligible if they join the “AGL Waratahs energy plan”.
›      16% guaranteed discount off electricity bills.
›      12% guaranteed discount off gas bills.
›      Additional 2% discount if you have both gas and electricity with AGL.

The attachment is very thorough and explains the AGL Rugby Waratahs Program in detail and provides numbers and links for questions.

Sign up online at agl.com.au/rugby or call us on 1300 AGL TAHS (that’s 1300 245 824).

Thanks to our Partners

Old Colleagues News – June 2017

Old Colleagues News June 2017

 

OLD COLLEAGUE DAY 22ND JULY
Old Colleagues your attendance is required at Blue Giant Park for the games against Waverley Rugby Club. Should be a great afternoon with very competitive rugby. Plenty of memories of great clashes with Waverley in the 1980’s.

Season So Far!

Since the May news not a great deal has made the headlines. A close game against the undefeated Petersham losing 27-21 and then a loss away to Balmain (played without our 6 Subbies Team Representatives plus a number of key injured giants missing).

The Petersham game was a very tough and lively affair with the lead changing hands several times during the game. Every time the Blue Giants looked to have the Shammies measure a Giant error would occur or the Giant’s took a wrong option as they say! A close win by the Competition leaders and they enjoyed edging out the Colleagues once again in their short history back in the Kentwell Cup.
Petersham as a club were well organised in all grades, it was evident they have developed a strong club culture (read inner city larrikin) , however their fashion sense was a little off beat and they also lost the skulls after the speeches in the clubhouse (read it and weep lads) !

Nevertheless what the game proved was if this is the standard then the Blue Giants at their best are up to their eyeballs in the Kentwell Cup Competition!

This weekend Sat 24th June its crunch time for the Colleagues at home to Mosman. A strong club performance is required to keep in touch with Club Championship leaders Drummoyne. Its looking like perfect conditions for rugby and the big screen in the club house will have the international games on as well. Rugby Heaven by any definition, get on down and support the Giants I’m sure its appreciated by the boys in blue.

Long Lunch Post Script

Wal Carpenter (1980’s back row flyer) found himself feeling a bit crook at the Long lunch. Fortunately post lunch excitement Wal did the sensible thing and got checked out by the medicos!!!!
resulting in”last minute” coronary bypass surgery. I’m told Wal’s chest looks like a test sheet from a singer sowing factory, however best news is that he is making a steady recovery and looking forward to future Blue Giant long lunches! Email get well soon to walter@wrcarpenters.com

Show us your Speedos

Old Colleague Greg Quinn is our first Blue Giant to feature in a new Series in the monthly news.
“Show us your Speedos”
In this series I am asking Old Colleagues from far and wide to send a pic modelling the Colleague Speedo. Quinny does a great job with our first pic, former fighting fit tight head prop seen here at Trisara Resort in Phuket recently has obviously been in a good paddock but has the Blue Giant class to pull off a great pic! (go you good thing)

Old Colleague Stars at Briars Lunch

Colleagues member of 60 years standing, Life Member John (Wal) Corliss
was recently honoured at a luncheon with a presentation from Briars Rugby’s
Richard Crookes for coaching the Subbies team (circ)1964 that has been
described as the team that saved subbies rugby’s standing in relation to 2nd div.
(Details are vague but apparently a highly competitive situation in the 60’s) Congrats Wal, I’m sure there are plenty of yarns to be told about this victory. (Wals Pic here with 5ths James robbo)

 

Another One Bites the Dust

Front rowers are making the news this month with front guru Jeremy Nesbitt announcing his engagement to the loverly Vienna. Based in Honkas, Nez is one of many Old Colleagues still active in the Hong Kong Rugby scene. Word is a serious bucks weekend is being organised in conjunction with this years Bali 10’s in mid October. Well done mate! Contact Spanner if you want to get on board ! Email: adrian1237@bigpond.com for tour details.

Colleagues Mid Season beanies 4 Cancer

Buy a Colleague Beanie at cost in support of Brain Cancer

Its that time of year where Beanie wear is fashionable and warm and what better way to show your colours than a Blue Giant Beanie.

We are clearing our stock of Beanies and Goochie is so keen to move them he will personally donate $10 per beanie to “Carrie’s Beanies 4 Brain Cancer” appeal as seen on Chanel 10 The Project.

Please order on line at the Colleagues web site, go to merchandise tab and maybe add something else to your order like a pair of Speedo’s ?

All orders will be mailed once payment is received.

“Go the Colleagues”

See you Saturday

Boothie

Social Calendar

2017 Events

22nd July – Old Colleagues Day v Waverley

12th August – Ladies Day 2 v Balmain

26th August – Colleagues Black Tie Ball

9th September – Grand Final Day

16th September – Presentation Day Woollahra Hotel

Thanks to our Partners

Old Colleagues News – May 2017

 

OLD COLLEAGUES DAY CONFIRMED 22nd JULY
OLD Colleagues your attendance is required at Blue Giant Park for the games against Waverley Rugby Club. Should be a great afternoon with very competitive rugby. Plenty of memories of great clashes with Waverley in the 1980’s.

 

Long Lunch Wrap up
What a great afternoon had by all. MC (Old Colleague) Laurie Coy gave us plenty of laughs while keeping control of proceedings. Current player Issac Carey did a surprisingly good job of interviewing Wallabies Dave Croft and Phil Waugh, while auction bidding was furious thanks to the slick talking skills of Matt Aubrey. Fine dining, beers and wines were of the highest standard unlike some of the guests by the end of the afternoon. Special mention to our oldest and boldest Old Colleague for the afternoon Mr Peter Ball (AKA the rock). Ballie played halfback in the Kentwell and Burke in the 1960’s. They say his pass was as fast as he puts down those beers !
Special thanks also to long time long lunch sponsor Ian Purchas.

Season Starts
Colleagues travelled to the Dirty Reds for the first game of the season. Unfortunately the successes we have seen at Drummoyne Oval in previous years were not forth coming in round one. Underdone due to wet weather limiting training, a short trial game period also missing several high profile players due to retirement and unavailability and injury only the mighty Blue Giant Colts and Judd sides were able to register Club Championship points. The Kentwell boys however put in an very honest effort and with a bit of luck could have finished closer. Drummoyne in both Burke and Kentwell look to my eye to be two very strong teams this season.

The Dirty Reds lived up to their nick name producing two red cards late in the game and in doing so forfeited a $10,000 bond from for too many Red cards last season !
Nine red cards is the limit through the grades over the season. Currently they have three (we are counting).

The games against Drummoyne seemed to be a bad memory after what happened next (Round 2). On a glorious Autumn day with a Ladies Day in full swing as only the Blue Giants can do, the Club put on a much improved performance against Knox Old Boys especially the Kentwell Cup scoring 75 points in a game as entertaining as the vision on the sidelines! From memory the score 75-12 is the biggest on home soil ever (11 tries). It was an outstanding game, one of those where every ball stuck and thrilled the large crowd! A memorable day for sure.

It was back to reality in round 3 with the games against St Pats. While the lower grades started the blue rinse cycle,it was the Kentwell Cup who needed an extra spin cycle to complete the program.
St Pats have done some extensive recruiting from far flung islands. Plenty of toughness in attack and defence and  put on a game and a half against our Kentwell boys. It was only some outstanding defence that kept the opposition out and the good guys prevailed but not till the final whistle. Old Colleagues were held breathless on the balcony, a very tough day in the office for all!

The Blue Giants travelled to Waverley (round 4) for the first local derby in 10 years. Waverley have done well coming from almost extinction to be back in the Kentwell Cup. Last time in they were a very successful Club winning four Club Championships 1989-92, three Kentwell Cups in 1989-91 plus two Burke, one Whiddon, five Judd Cups and five Sutherland Cups during that period!
With a new grand stand and first class ground and facilities Waverley (5 teams, a colts and a women’s team) look to have the makings of a strong Club into the future.

And so it was in the lower grades on the day with the Blue Giants comprehensively loosing the Sutherland, Whiddon and Burke Cups. Our saviour was the Kentwell Cup with a magnificent show of running rugby (8 tries combined with an outstanding kicking performance by Captain Dan Kelly (seven conversions and one penalty producing a 57-14 win.
Colleagues Kentwell are now placed forth on the Competition ladder with important games against Petersham and Mosman (above them on the table) in the coming weeks.

Next home games are against Petersham Sat 27th (this Saturday) with the current spell of beautiful weather what better way to spend a Saturday afternoon than on the club house balcony??

FINDING NEMO
Old Colleagues have mentioned that its getting harder to find the weekend results in the newspapers. Best way these days is online www.rugby.net.au

Also you can use the APP below (dinosaurs beware)

Go the Colleagues

Boothie