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12th May 2018 - McGrath Fundraiser & Old Boys Legends Game

Calling all Dulwich Hill FC and Fraser Park FC? Old Boys.

Saturday May 12th is fast approaching with our McGrath Day Fundriaser and Dulwich Hill FC Old Boys Day, and we need to confirm line ups for the legends game.

We have around 8 Dulwich Hill FC former players who will lace up the boots.

We hope that we can get this game across the line as all players who played in last season's match enjoyed the experience.

Please contact us directly on Facebook to register your Interest. https://www.facebook.com/DulwichHillFC/

TO DONATE TO THE MCGRATH FOUNDATION  please visit: https://pullonyoursocks18.gofundraise.com.au/page/DulwichHillFC2018

 
2018 Season PL2 Boys Youth Trials

 

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2018 Season

TRIAL COMPLETED

PS4 National Premier Youth Leagues 2 Boys Youth

 

POSITIONS IN ALL TEAMS HAVE NOW BEEN FILLED

We would like to thank all the players and parents who gave up their time

to come down to trial for a position.

We wish you all the very best for the upcoming season!

 

 
Pink Up! We are fundraising for McGrath Breast Cancer Nurses

https://pullonyoursocks2017.gofundraise.com.au/page/DulwichHillFC

 

 
Our Fabulous FABIO makes the A-Leauge

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We are all very proud of Fabio and wish him a fantastic future in the A-League.

 

From http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au:


Adelaide United's latest signing Fabio Ferreira said he will always follow the advice given to him by master coach Jose Mourinho wherever football might take him.

Ferreira, 23, has signed a one-year contract with the Reds to resume his professional career after a six-month spell with amateur side Dulwich Hill in Sydney.

Ferreira, a right-sided striker, spent four years as a Chelsea junior from 2005 after being discovered by Lisbon giant Sporting.

It was at the Stamford Bridge club, when he occasionally trained with the first-team squad, that Barreiro-born Ferreira crossed paths with the 'Special One' who incidentally hails from nearby Setubal.

"Mourinho is really a good and caring man and he is very different to the person people see on television," he said.

"He makes you feel good and comfortable and sometimes he came up to me to point out what I was doing right or wrong.

"One very important thing he told me was to give 100 per cent all the time because a footballer's career is short.

"That way I will never have any regrets and this will always be my attitude wherever and whenever I play.

"If I always do my best the rewards will come, Mourinho told me. I will never forget that."

Ferreira was rewarded with a contract after satisfying the Reds' coaching staff of his striking ability during a month's trial at Hindmarsh Stadium.

He already has had some game time with Adelaide, most recently in the 4-2 loss to Melbourne Victory in Launceston last week, and he has seen enough to be convinced that he has made the right decision.

"There is a big difference in standard between Dulwich and Adelaide," he said.

"I like it here first because I'm back playing for a professional club and secondly because Adelaide likes to play with two wingers and I can play on both flanks.

"I think we can do very well this season because we are very compact."

Ferreira's signing came too late for the Reds to include him in the AFC Champions League spot.

The side faces Bunyodkor of Uzbekistan in a two-legged quarter-final on 19 September and 3 October.

"Unfortunately I'm not in the Champions League squad because I signed too late and also because the club's three foreigner spots have already been filled," he said.

"So I'm registered only for the A-League."

See more here: http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/adelaideunited/news-display/Ferreira-caps-off-Reds-foreign-quota/48734

 
DULLY KEEPER MAKES IT!

Our last year's keeper has been signed oversees, good luck Matt - we all wish you well!

From the Conwy Borough FC Website:

"Creating competition between the sticks is Australian goalkeeper Matt Kasbarian who was with Conference North side Vauxhall Motors last season before appearing briefly for Rhyl. “I’m really happy to sign for Conwy, I played at Y Morfa last season for Rhyl, and was impressed with the set up. I really have a good feeling about the place and look forward to working with Chris again.”

See the full article: CLICK HERE

 
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