Forest Rangers FC

They’re here, and now! Enjoy reading as much as the U6Bee(3) enjoyed playing.

Please note that Gannons Park 2 (the one near the canteen) is CLOSED for training this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (7-9 May) for ground maintenance. Please train on other parts of Gannons, AND be considerate of others as we’ll all need to share limited space.

Sorry for inconvenience but our goal is to get the ground ready for next weekend’s games.

Thnx all.

Or know someone who is?? Enter Football NSW’s Ultimate Soccer Mum competition for your chance to win the ultimate prize pack this Mother’s Day.

Hurry – entries close 5pm Friday 8 May. Go gettum’ ladies!

Read the U7 Fox (4) Match Report for this week (and everyone else’s) and you’ll find out …

Enjoy!

The cold weather is here. What better to stay warm than with a Forest Rangers hoodie? Tomorrow morning (Saturday 26th) we have around 60 adult-size hoodies and some kids sizes for sale  from 9am at Gannons Park canteen. $20 for adult sizes and $10 for kids.

Hurry – this is a limited offer!

said David Puddy in the famous Seinfeld face painting episode.

Of course we don’t expect you to paint your face, but how’s about coming and supporting one (or more!) of our senior teams playing this Anzac Day:

• AAAR 1pm Arncliffe Park v Arncliffe Aurora
  
• AAA 3pm Arncliffe Park v Arncliffe Aurora
• AAWA 1pm Beverley Hills Park v Hurstville Glory
• O35 A2 1pm Gannons #2 v Arncliffe Aurora
• O35 A1 3pm Gannons #2 v Hurstville Minotaurs

See you there!!

Last year Chris Bailey arranged for our old strips to be donated to the Kanga Schools Program in Sierra Leone. This just in from Barbie Davis, the Director of the program:

The uniforms provided by you were allocated to 3 schools:  the one in the photograph is the Benevolent Islamic Secondary school at Makeni, it has a school population of approx 2500, and the sponsor for this school is the president.  This school has received a lot of support from Kanga schools, and is the one in the photograph of solar lanterns on the website.
The second school is Yonibana secondary with 1250 students – this school has a joint partnership with Kanga with library construction, water tank, and solar power; – the sponsor is a refugee who arrived in Australia approx 6 years ago, and is currently living in Brisbane and now an Australian citizen, this is his old school.
The third school is Kabala Secondary which is a new school situated north of Makeni, far beyond the bigger towns – it has a population of almost 900 and is a new member of the Kanga project, its sponsor is the Education Minister.
Many thanks for your support with this, and I hope you enjoy the photos.

Our big thanks to Chris for, what was in the end, a huge effort to get the strips sent there.

Have a great week all!

Hi all. At this stage Gannons Park is OPEN for play tomorrow (Sunday 21 April). We are expecting that other games may be played, but some may be moved to different grounds. Best thing is to keep checking St George website for updates and any field changes.

Best of luck and remember, stay safe on those slippery surfaces…

NO games will be played today (Saturday). Check St George website for tomorrow’s update.

Check it out here and enjoy your time with Clarabelle and Eddie!