This Weeks PaulyTV BPL Highlights PDF Print E-mail
PaulyTV Brisbane Premier League Highlights Show.

Join Pauly and commentator Blanchy as they present the highlights and all the excitement from the Veto Brisbane Premier League each weekend in 2010. The BPL is Queensland's Premier Football Competition.

To view an archive of all games click the PaulyTV logo on the left of the page.

Sunshine Coast Vs Brisbane Roar
Brisbane Invitational XI Vs Brisbane Roar
Newcastle Jets Vs Brisbane Roar

To view more highlights & to access the PaulyTV BPL archive click here.

 
Armidale NSW 2010 Over 35s Football Tournament PDF Print E-mail

11 May 2010

The 3rd annual Armidale Over 35's Mens Soccer Football tournament is on again this year over the weekend of 16th and 17th of October, 2010.

Last year more than 500 soccer players converged on Armidale with twenty-five teams coming from Sydney and all over country New South Wales and teams from as far away as Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.

Event convenor and Armidale United player Nick Machalias said "this years event will be even bigger with more sponsors, trophies and prizemoney, although the main emphasis was on on everyone having a good weekend away and enjoying the soccer and the mateship formed with other players and teams over the weekend. I am hoping to bring a well-known soccer personality to our function at the Ex-Services Club (Saturday night), as well as an entertainer".

Regents Park Old Boys FC Over 35's player/manager Rob McGlinn who's team hails from Brisbane and won the Consolation Cup in the 2009 tournament said "our team absolutely loved the weekend away and was a great way to end a fantastic year of football for the team. We have been waiting with baited breath as to when this years tournament details will be confirmed and now that it has we have already confirmed our participation and started planning our trip".

For further details of the tournament please click the links to the pdf attachments below.
 
 
 
 
Welcome to footballaustralia.info PDF Print E-mail

Are you looking for a new soccer football club to play for in Australia? Have you just moved house or are about to move to a new area and can't find a club anywhere in your area? Are you a coach or manager and would like to join a club in Australia's new and exciting professional leagues?

footballaustralia.info is Australia's premier resource for finding Australian Soccer Football clubs on the Internet. footballaustralia.info contains links to soccer football clubs, associations, and sites related to soccer football in Australia.

On this site you will find links to clubs that cater for soccer football players of all ages and abilities from junior boys and girls, women's and men's amateur to the elite professional level. Clubs listed here range from social, amateur, semi-professional and professional.

To find an Australian based football club click the "Club Directory" link in the menu at the top of each page. If you are looking for a National or State based Association click the "National Bodies" link in the top menu.

If you would like to add your club to this site scroll to the "Listing Your Club, Association or Soccer Football Link" below.

We also have a Football Jobs Forum in which clubs can list vacancies and players, coaches and alike can also advertised their services. If you are looking for a Football Job browse the vacancies by clicking the "Football Jobs" tab at the top of the page and proceed to the forum. If you can't find anything suitable you might like to place a free ad in the "Football Jobs Wanted" section of the Football Jobs forum. If you are a club looking for a player or coach you may wish to place a free ad in the "Football Jobs Vacant" forum. 

 
Placing a Free ad in the Football Jobs Section PDF Print E-mail
To place a free ad in our Football Jobs wanted forum is easy. Simply register, then once registered click the Football Jobs link at the top of the web page. Once there scroll to the forum category you wish to place an ad in, then simply click the Post New Topic link.
 
Listing Your Club, Association or Soccer Football Link PDF Print E-mail

Listing your club, association or soccer football related site in our directory is free. There are two ways of listing of your clubs. The first way is to send us an email advising us of your link and a brief description of your club. The second, but quickest way is to Register to join our site and then you can submit your link using our web site's automated "submit link" feature. Registering also enables you to submit a free ad on our Football Jobs Forum.

To Register to join our site all you have to do is go to our "Login Form" on the left hand side of our home page and click the No Account Yet? Register link. Once you have registered you will receive an activation e-mail with your log in details. Simply log in from our home page and click the "submit link" form, then enter in the details of your club, association or Australian soccer football link. As long as your site is related to Australian football it will be approved for listing.

Please be assured that your membership to this directory is totally FREE and there are no catches. Your details will NOT be sold or shared with any other organisation or used for marketing EVER. Because our system is totally automated the reason we ask you to Register as a free member is to filter out the non-legitimate submissions that we receive from Spammers.

Before you register please perform a Search of this site. It is possible your club or association may already be listed. If your club or association is not listed then proceed to Register.

To help our site grow all we ask is that in return for your free listing you add footballaustralia.info on your web site's link page. 

 
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Advertising on our Web Site?

Averaging between 150,000 to 200,000 hits per month footballaustralia.info is one of Australia's most popular Football websites.  Placing an ad on our site reaches an audience specifically targeted to football and it's associated industries.

With Australia and our close cousins New Zealand qualifying for the Football World Cup in South Africa in 2010 interest in Soccer  and associated industries are high.

Who could benefit from placing an ad on footballaustralia.info ?

  • Sports Clothing Manufacturer's (Football Jersey, Tracksuits etc)
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  • Football Coaches & Training Organisations
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  • Events Ticketing Companies
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  • Travel Agents or Tour Companies (especially those organising tours/accomodation to the World Cup 2010 South Africa)
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Our site is unique in that if you select a page position to advertise on the footballaustralia.info site your ad appears on every single page on our website. We don't limit your ad to certain pages only it is on every page including the home page! We have more than 200 individual web pages and growing. As a double bonus your ad will also appear on our mirrored site www.socceraustralia.info for FREE!

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Australia Map PDF Print E-mail
Don't know which part of Australia the club you're interested in is in then click the "Read More" link below to view a detailed map of Australia which contains all of Australia's States and Major Cities.
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Is it Soccer or is it Football? PDF Print E-mail

A few Australian authorities, such as the sports department at the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), have always used the name "football".

In 2004, Soccer Australia (Soccer’s governing body in Australia) changed its name to the Football Federation Australia, and announced that the official name of the sport in Australia will now be known as "football".

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Standards Compliant Web Browsers PDF Print E-mail

We design Standards Compliant Web Site content. To view this site without any problems you need a decent browser. If you are still using Internet Explorer, go outside and slap yourself a bit.

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