• All Coaches Meeting

    Our Director of Coaching, Fred ROBINS, has called a coaches Meeting for Monday, 15th March @ 6:00pm.

    We would like all coaches to attend if possible.

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  • Women Players Needed

    We need more women for our new Div 8 team.

    Team trains Thursday nights from 7 -> 8pm and plays Saturday afternoons.

    Season starts this Saturday (13th March @ Greenbank @ 3:00pm) with grading game against Loganholme.

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  • U10's Pre-season Games

    The U10 Dragons (Goanna) team will compete in a series of pre-season "round robin" games - three (3) games of 2 x 10 minute halves with a 5 min ½ time break and 15 minutes break between games.

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  • Womens Team Grading

    The first of three (3) Womens Div 8 Silver grading matches will be on Saturday, 6th March at Greenbank @ 1:00pm against Jimboomba United.

    The next match will be on on Saturday, 13th March at Greenbank @ 3:00pm against Loganholme.

    The last match be on Saturday, 20th March at Atthow... Read More

  • We're Still Signing On!

    We're still signing on players and have vacancies in all age groups!

    We especially need players in the U11, U12, U13, Mens & Women's age groups.

    Sign-ons can be done every Tuesday and Thursday evening at the Clubhouse between 6:00pm -> 7:30pm, or on Saturday m... Read More

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Upcoming Events

  • Our monthly General Meeting
    March 15, 2010 (7:00 pm - 9:30 pm)
    Greenbank Football Club Inc. monthly General Meeting

    Debra COX, Secretary on 0417 731 134
  • Football Anytime Program
    March 16, 2010 (6:00 pm - 7:15 pm)
    For girls 6 ‐> 13 years old who've never played Football before

    Peter KORTGE, Registrar on 0427 579 008
  • Sport & Rec Club Board Meeting
    March 17, 2010 (7:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
    Greenbank Sport & Recreation Club Inc. monthly Board Meeting

    Ann-Marie ANDERSON, Secretary on 07 3297-5912
  • Our monthly General Meeting
    April 19, 2010 (7:00 pm - 9:30 pm)
    Greenbank Football Club Inc. monthly General Meeting

    Debra COX, Secretary on 0417 731 134
  • Sport & Rec Club Board Meeting
    April 21, 2010 (7:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
    Greenbank Sport & Recreation Club Inc. monthly Board Meeting

    Ann-Marie ANDERSON, Secretary on 07 3297-5912
Recent Events
  • Football Anytime Program
    March 02, 2010 (6:00 pm - 7:15 pm)
    For girls 6 ‐> 13 years old who've never played Football before

    Peter KORTGE, Registrar on 0427 579 008
  • 2010 Coaching Course
    March 07, 2010 (9:00 am - 4:30 pm)

    Junior Coaching Course

    Sunday, 7th March from 9am -> 4:30pm, and
    Tuesday, 9th March from 6pm -> 9:00pm, and
    Thursday, 11th March from 6:00pm -> 9:30pm

    Peter KORTGE, Registrar on 0427 579 008
  • Football Anytime Program
    March 09, 2010 (6:00 pm - 7:15 pm)
    For girls 6 ‐> 13 years old who've never played Football before

    Peter KORTGE, Registrar on 0427 579 008
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Dispute Resolution
This Policy has yet to be drafted. We are in the process of drafting the Club's policy. Once the draft is completed, it will be posted here, together with a link to a version in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format (that you can download).

Persons interested in policy formulation should E-Mail the Club President.

The Areas Our Dispute Resolution Policy is to Address ...

Internal Disputes

The Management Committee shall ensure that a mechanism is established for resolving internal disputes within its membership. This may include:
(a) the appointment of an independent person to arbitrate in the dispute;

(b) a process to bring the parties together to resolve the dispute at an early stage;

(c) a process to ensure that all parties receive a full and fair opportunity of presenting their case;

(d) where the dispute cannot be resolved internally by arbitration or mediation, to refer the matter to a Community Justice Centre which functions as “a centre for dispute settlement”.

Complaints

The Management Committee shall ensure that a mechanism is established that will properly and effectively deal with complaints made by members of the public and grievances from club players and officials.
 

FIFA News

  • Drogba fires warning to rivals

    In-form Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has spoken of his hunger to win back the Premier League title ahead of the Blues weekend meeting with West Ham.

  • Benitez stays positive despite Lille defeat

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  • Washington wins it for Sao Paulo

    A Washington double lifted Sao Paulo to a Copa Libertadores win over Nacional but fellow Brazilian clubs Internacional and Cruzeiro could only draw.

ABC Football

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  • Drogba named African Player of the Year
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  • Liverpool tripped up by Hazard
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Courier Mail

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  • Nugent saves point for Burnley
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  • Awesome Arsenal pummel Porto
    ARSENAL swept into the Champions League quarter-finals with a 5-0 win against Porto while Bayern Munich also advanced despite losing 3-2 to Fiorentina.

4-4-2 Australia

  • Schwarz Beaten By Juventus
    SOCCEROO shot stopper Mark Schwarzer could only do so much as Fulham was outclassed 3-1 by Juventus in Turin.
  • Tiatto: It's All Over Now
    HARDMAN Danny Tiatto has quashed rumours he will sign for new A-League franchise Melbourne Heart by confirming his retirement from professional football.
  • 'We Can Smash Phoenix Again'
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  • Sarota's Dutch Courage Boost
    BRISBANE Roar young gun Adam Sarota will be on a European fact finding mission when he joins Tommy Oar and Michael Zullo for a two-week training spell at Dutch club FC Utrecht.

4-4-2 A-League

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    RHYS Williams, the fresh-faced youngster breathing life into an experienced Socceroos squad talks to us about choosing Australia, making the World Cup squad and his love of Aussie pies.
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    DIZZY highs, miserable lows and landmark changes. Here are our top 50 moments, in no particular order, that shaped and defined Australian football as we know it today
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    FOOTBALL fans are some of the hardest of customers to please. Becoming a fans’ favourite is no easy tag for a player to earn, while unpopular status is an even harder one to shake off. Just ask Socceroo Brett Holman.
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