The race for Division 2 comes to a climax A fascinating scenario has developed in the North West Sydney Football Over 45s Division 1 this season as the division prepares to be split into a top six division one and a bottom four division two. Every team will have played each other once after thisContinue reading “NWSF throws up fascinating dilemma”
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Ravens bashed and bruised in Tigers loss
Northern Tigers 4 Gladesville Ravens 0 A spirited performance from Gladesville Ravens in the Football NSW Girls Youth League Under 16 Division 1 was not enough to get anything out of a game against powerhouse Northern Tigers on Sunday, as they left with a growing injury list and a deepening goal difference. Sophie Justinek openedContinue reading “Ravens bashed and bruised in Tigers loss”
Ravens’ profligacy as Jets scramble win
Gladesville Ravens 1 Emerging Jets 3 Gladesville Ravens passed up a glorious opportunity to add to their meagre points total in the Football NSW Girls Youth League Under 16 Division 1 and suffered another home defeat at Christie Park on Sunday morning. A Penny Clarke free-kick had the Jets ahead, but a close-range finish fromContinue reading “Ravens’ profligacy as Jets scramble win”
The hottest ticket in town
Central Coast Mariners 2 Adelaide United 0 There’s something special brewing on the Central Coast this season. It’s not just the dazzling entertainment on the field, this is a movement that has captured the whole region and has made football fans across Australia sit up and take notice of the Mariners as they march intoContinue reading “The hottest ticket in town”
No home comfort at the Ravens’ nest
Gladesville Ravens 0 APIA Leichhardt 3 Gladesville Ravens continued their goal drought in the Football NSW Girls Youth League Under 16 Division 1 as they were given a stern test by a powerful APIA Leichhardt at Christie Park on Sunday. A strike late in the first half by Giaan Pilgrim was followed by two quick-fireContinue reading “No home comfort at the Ravens’ nest”
Entertaining stalemate
Sydney FC 1 Melbourne City 1 The first leg of the A-League semi-finals gave Sydney FC a chance to farewell Allianz Stadium for the 2022/23 season in style and tee up a second leg with an honest chance of causing the upset against premiers Melbourne City. The visitors took the lead with a searing freeContinue reading “Entertaining stalemate”
Students knock seven shades out of Ravens
Sydney University 7 Gladesville Ravens 0 Week 10 of the Football NSW Girls Youth League Under 16 Division 1 gave us a fixture between Sydney University and Gladesville Ravens that went completely to form as the home team served up a treat for mothers day in front of a healthy crowd at the impressive SydneyContinue reading “Students knock seven shades out of Ravens”
Ravens run rings around Olympic
Gladesville Ravens 4 Sydney Olympic 2 The Football NSW NPL Girls Youth League Under 16 Division 1 burst into action at Christie Park on Sunday as Gladesville Ravens found their scoring touch to overcome a valiant Sydney Olympic in an entertaining contest. A first appearance of the season for Monique Lekkas saw her open theContinue reading “Ravens run rings around Olympic”
Bang average West West Wanderers schooled by Coveless Sky Blues
Western Sydney Wanderers 1 Sydney FC 2 As Sydney derby games go, this elimination finals game was the biggest ever, and it lived up to its billing with drama and excitement across the 90 minutes at the temporary home of APL Finals football in Western Sydney. Western Sydney Wanderers shaded the first half and wereContinue reading “Bang average West West Wanderers schooled by Coveless Sky Blues”
Women’s football fiction – you’d be mad to write that!
Thanks, first of all, for clicking on whatever link brought you here. The quest for the perfect book marketing strategy goes on, and now that I’m five books in to a so-far prolific writing career, I am almost convinced that attracting people to read your literary genius is virtually impossible. Of the five Unashamed FootballContinue reading “Women’s football fiction – you’d be mad to write that!”