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24.01.2022 Scrap metal bins are at the club all this weekend until Monday morning. Located to the left of the main gate. Please, no batteries, but fridges and the like are okay. All proceeds go directly to the club.

21.01.2022 This week’s Throwback Thursday is of the gastronomic variety, as we take a look at the most delectable of delectables - the Hotty Burger. Over the decades playe...rs have recounted that the smell of onions would waft into the rooms whilst they prepared for the game. Not the ideal preparation but great advertising, with no trip to the Roo Den complete without devouring the famous burger. Before it became known as the Hotty Burger, the infamous morsel joined the Roo ranks back in 1986. Life member, past player, publican and one of VicPol’s finest, Greg Moore, purchased the original BBQ from the St Kilda CIB evidence sales where he was stationed at the time. Little did he know this would be the start of an ongoing legacy. Being one of the first clubs to sell burgers, Anakie were the talk of the football community. People would comment about ‘those Anakie hamburgers’, with game day sales well over 100 burgers a game. The burger was a truly local affair, with the eggs donated from a local chicken farmer. While this was ideal, there was the sometime issue of not knowing when you were going to get a bad egg. There was always one or two that would slip through quality control and clear the line of customers as the sulfur bomb hit the hot plate. As for the original burger patty, well they were homemade on the Friday night with a hamburger press lent from a butchers shop. In later years we got them ready made. They say the secret of the burgers success was in the combination of the patties and homemade coleslaw. Neil ‘Hotdog, Hotty’ Gillett aka The Burger King arrived at the club in 1995. He worked the hot plate like a pro and is the case with all great chefs, he didn’t mess with the menu. From time to time there was the occasional heathen who would ask for a slice of cheese on their burger. They were swifty informed that ‘these burgers don’t need cheese!!’ and sent on their way. It is from Neil that the burgers became known as Hotty Burgers, a moniker which remains today, some years after his passing. Today, Ken and Wilma Walton (Hotty’s apprentices) continue to purvey the finely cooked burgers. The Hotty Burger. An Anakie FNC tradition for over 34 years.

21.01.2022 Anakie Football Netball Club has enjoyed a long and prosperous history with Greyhound Racing Victoria - GRV , Geelong Greyhound Racing Club and many of its memb...ers and the club has been kindly nominated to have a runner in the 2020 Melbourne Cup Community Clubs Sweep. We have been lucky enough to land Zipping Sullivan in the No1 (red) box in the final this Friday November 27 8:10pm at Sandown Greyhounds and therefore in the running to pocket $5000 if Zipping Sullivan wins. You can watch Zipping Sullivan by downloading The Watchdog app or on SKY1 or 7TWO Friday night and cheer him home with the rest of the Roo Crew #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more

21.01.2022 In relation to Dan Andrews latest Q&A post - GDFNL club football and netball teams are not sanctioned to resume training as yet. Will update you all as soon as possible.

21.01.2022 GDFNL 2020 SENIOR HOME & AWAY PREMIERSHIP SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT 9 June 2020 To all members of the Geelong and District Football and Netball Community. ... It is with great disappointment that I inform you that the GDFL Executive has announced the decision to cancel the Geelong and District Football and Netball League senior football and netball competitions for season 2020. The AFL Barwon Commission supports the GDFL board’s difficult decision to cancel all senior football home & away seasons (including seniors and reserves) in the GDFNL, as well as all senior netball home & away seasons (including all senior grades). Clubs were fully supportive of dual-sport approach to the outcome of the 2020 senior football and netball Premiership seasons. After extensive consultation with government bodies, AFL Barwon, AFL Victoria, Netball Victoria and our clubs, a vote between all club presidents showed the overwhelming majority did not support a premiership season going ahead. The GDFNL will now continue to survey clubs on their desire for alternative competition models in a modified format for both senior football and netball over the coming weeks. The GDFNL also remains committed to conducting junior football competitions and junior netball modified competitions in 2020. Clubs have rightly been pushing for a decision date, and we could not have waited any longer to make a decision factoring in volunteer burden, amongst other considerations. Concerns raised by senior football and netball clubs included playing numbers, uncertainty around a clear path back to return to play, uncertainty around how to generate revenue without the opening of bar’s and canteens- including social functions, the burden placed on volunteers, the inability to effectively manage crowds to comply with the State Government restrictions, health concerns with COVID-19 and varying financial implications. For the ongoing health and sustainability of our clubs, this is the best decision for the league. I would like to thank AFL Barwon and their General Manager Will McGregor for guidance and support, as well as AFL Victoria, Netball Victoria and local councils. As President, I hope clubs can host football activities and social functions later in the year, as we all prepare for a bumper 2021. Let’s make sure we keep in touch and support one another. Neville Whitley OAM President, GDFNL

19.01.2022 Kyle Connor-Kent, Mark Pope, Anthony Harding, Jayke Kennedy and Jordan Kavanagh have all re-signed for season 2021 #hoponboard #anakie2021 #rtd

19.01.2022 Check out these little beauties! Our souvenir 2020 stubbie holders have arrived. If you have purchased a 2020 members pack then keep your eyes on your letterbox... for their impending arrival. If you haven’t then head on over to our brand new website anakiefnc.com.au to order yours. All proceeds go towards our stage 2 development. #rtd #AnakieFNC2020 #roocrew See more

19.01.2022 This week, Throwback Thursday takes us to 2008. Club supporter Greg Stebbing collated this snapshot of the club for a Short Film Festival competition. The brief was a community minded 5 minute story. Greg chose to film Anakie FNC and its members, focusing on what the club meant to them. Unfortunately, we didn’t win the $5k 1st prize but it was a fantastic representation of our beloved Roo Den and its people. Thanks Greg! https://youtu.be/bGphSe2mlss

18.01.2022 Notice of Anakie FNC 2020 AGM This Saturday the 7th of November, 11am at the Anakie FNC clubrooms. Please RSVP attendance to club Secretary, Rebecca Durran.

17.01.2022 *BREAKING ROO NEWS* The 2020 season may not have gone ahead but the development of our new website sure has. Introducing anakiefnc.com.au - your new go to for ...anything and everything to do with the Roos- news, history and our entire range of memberships and merchandise all available at your fingertips. Check it out and grab one of our souvenir 2020 stubby holder and members ticket packages for your own momento of the season that never happened and continue to support your club #rtd #AnakieFNC2020 See more

16.01.2022 Following the appointment of Daniel Bunworth as senior playing coach, Anakie Football Netball Club is pleased to announce the rest of our senior coaching lineup.... Sean Allen- senior assistant coach and match day bench coach. Sean has had over 10 years coaching experience working his way up through the junior ranks at Hoppers Crossing and Avondale Heights before becoming Daniel’s right hand man at Wyndham Vale for two years in Div.1 WRFL. Dave Taylor- Midfield Coach Dave moved through the ranks at Hoppers Crossing coaching under 16's for two years and under 18's for a year followed by two years as reserves coach(winning the flag both years) while also senior forward line coach Nathan Van Hulst- forward line coach. Nathan played the bulk of his career at wyndham vale and was part of the 2015 premiership side alongside Daniel. Nathan had a short stints at Tarneit and Thomson before most recently an assistant coaching role at Westbourne in the Vafa. Welcome to the Roos Sean, Dave, Nathan and your families #hoponboard #anakie2021 #RTD

16.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all the special women in our lives. Thanks for all you do! #mothersday2020

16.01.2022 Plenty happening in and around the Roo Den this week. Tomorrow night sees the return of netball with pre season training starting at 5pm for juniors and 6 pm ...for seniors (juniors welcome to stay for the senior session if they wish) For more details contact Netball Coordinator Meagan Jaide Sproule via DM or mobile 0421977414. Also tomorrow night our footballers are enjoying a change of scenery with training at home of our junior football partners Little River Junior Football Club Little River Reserve from 6.15 followed by dinner and some quiet refreshments at the mighty The Little River Hotel Finally Friday night sees the return of the Anakie Cricket Club. Friday Night Teas. Bookings are essential call Wayne Moore on 0408 609 050 for a table. Keep an eye on this page we will have more player announcements in coming days #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more

15.01.2022 This week, our Friday Flashback takes us to the 1940s. From 1939 until 1946, sporting activities at the Anakie Reserve were put on hold. Instead, War Welfare meetings were held in the change rooms to inform the local communities of the ever changing war time environment. As a direct result of the Second World War, players were in short supply, especially towards the end of the 40s. Keith Lowe, president and owner of one of the few motor vehicles in town, travelled throughout ...the district loading up his car to take anyone old enough to play. It was around this time that local Anakie brothers Jack and Charlie Osborne (shown in this team photo c1949) started their playing careers. Their father had played in our 1926 Premiership and a future playing at Anakie for the boys seemed inevitable. When Charlie married his sweetheart from Meredith where he moved, the brothers had notched up more than 300 games between them. Charlie went on to play another 235 games with the local Meredith football club, finishing his career with 535 games to his name. Charlie’s last game was marred when he broke his neck. Thankfully, the injury wasn’t debilitating with Charlie still alive and hungry for a kick. Jack played rough and tough throughout his career and fronted the tribunal on a number of occasions. His on-field indiscretions often left Jack pleading that he was provoked, generally resulting in him getting off lighter than his opponent. In 1967 the Club and Jack were rewarded with a Premiership, with it being one of his fondest memories. Jack’s association with Anakie FNC has spanned more than 70 years. Today, his acknowledgements include Life Membership of both Anakie Football Netball & Cricket clubs, longtime sponsor and he is one half of our No.1 Ticket holders, an honor shared with his wife, Joy. c1949 team photo; Jack Osborne playing his 300th game in 1969, where he kicked 4 goals.

15.01.2022 It’s that time of year again, groovers. You know what to do! Please join us in banging those pink clams together as we wish the undisputed best president in the league a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY! We hope you’re having an amazing day, Heath, filled with love, laughs and Peroni’s! #rtd #coROOnabirthday #RooCrew

15.01.2022 Get comfortable, Roo Crew, this weeks throwback is a long one as we head all the way back to the beginning. The Anakie Football Club has its origins around 15km... north of its current DeMotts Road location, in township formed through the construction of the Stony Creek Reservoir system in 1866. At the time, this was the biggest inland concrete water storage in Australia. The area was known as Durdidwarrah (Aboriginal meaning shelter of bark) and was to provide a permanent water source to the emerging colonial settlement of Geelong. The scope of works drew many workers to the area, where they would camp nearby the dam construction in the dense native bush. With the abundance of workers, the Durdidwarrah Australian Rules Football Club was formed, winning the 1914 premiership. Many of the original players were drawn from the crews working on the construction of the Stony Creek catchment system, with the team actually called Stony Creek in 1921, aka The Stony’s. The remainder of the players were itinerant timber workers, rabbiters, fencers and farm labourers. Opposition teams in the competition included Balliang, Meredith, Elaine, Lal Lal and Lethbridge, all playing in the Matheson Cup Association. On completion of the dam works, the club moved closer to the Anakie area. In 1923 and before the final move to our current location, the players used a paddock on the north side of the township opposite the old Uniting Church and current Del Rios Winery entrance. The site also had tennis courts, with the footballers runners up in the Austin Cup that year. It wasn’t until 1925 that the club moved to its current location. Up until this time, Anakie was a small village with a population of 212 (1911 census information), which had reduced considerably from 500 people in 1865 at the start of the reservoir build. Gold prospecting and timber clearing had seen the town flourish. By the early 1900s Anakie had a post office, state school and three churches (Presbyterian, Catholic and Anglican), along with a Mechanics Institute (Staughtonvale Hall). With the reservoir system nearing completion and not enough adequate land for the sale, the population reduced. In 1925 W.G. Browne - owner of the local station Narada - sold a parcel of land located on DeMotts Road for 48 ($94). Browne stipulated a No Alcohol Policy on the sale of the land which was enforced for many years, right up until the early 1970s. Trees were removed from the DeMotts Road block and grass was seeded and was resewn every year, an ongoing responsibility of the club. The rest, as they say, is history.

14.01.2022 This week, Throwback Thursday takes us back 70 years to 1950. The season kicked off in early May, with a rather different club list to the present day GDFL. Along with familiar Geelong football names in North Geelong and Lara, clubs such as Herne Hill, Freshwater Creek and Marshall rounded out the 16 round season. It was a punishing fixture, with two Anakie players injured and unable to play out the season. It was during Robert Harvey’s first match that he broke his leg when ...tackled on the uncovered cricket pitch, as it was left year round in those days. The injuries sustained by Harvey and a seperate injury to teammate John Holroyd, not only ended their seasons but also affected their work capabilities. With Player Injury Insurance unheard of, in true Anakie style the club rallied behind them both. A fundraiser was organised called ‘Subscriptions‘, where monies were raised for the injured pair through wood cutting and the like. The Subscriptions List contains the names of several Anakie families still associated with the club today. The photos below show the 1950 fixture; the Subscriptions list; and Anakie players and locals cutting wood in the Browns Road area. Many thanks to Ray Tucker for his insights into the 1950 season and providing the accompanying photographs.

13.01.2022 A quick update for those planning to attend pre season training tomorrow (Monday) night. With COVID restrictions being eased we can now train as a whole group... instead of groups of 10 however there are still limitations on what facilities we can use. Players will need to arrive changed into training gear as we can only use the rooms for the toilets or if you require injury treatment from al (sorry no pre training taping or strapping you’ll have to DIY) Players will also need to bring their own drink bottles with their name on it and the club will supply drinks to fill your bottles with. All attendees will need to fill out an attendance register and if you haven’t already please download the COVID safe app. Dan will start session at 6.15 so get in early & get your warmup done beforehand so we can hook straight in. Last of all we will have AFNC singlets on sale for $30 each eftpos payments preferred Can’t wait for it all to get underway it’s been a long time coming #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more

13.01.2022 Anakie FNC would like to wish Neville Whitley, OAM and Geelong & District Football Netball League President, a very happy 80th birthday. Neville has been in the top job for 35 years, with his passion for the league legendary. We thank him for his unwavering determination to do what is right for his clubs. Cheers, Neville, and thank you. Happy birthday!

11.01.2022 From our netball coordinator Meagan Jaide Sproule I would like to announce that Caroline Roberts has made the decision to step down from her A & B coaching rol...e. Caroline you have been a tremendous support, rock and I appreciate you so much for holding on when it got really tough at times. You have always been a true leader and member of our club. You aren’t just a coach and supporter you are a friend to us all. Your dedication to this club will never be forgotten. I thank you so much for all your hard work and can’t wait to work alongside you on the committee in the coming years. From all at AFNC thank you Caroline for your contribution and we know Principal Roberts will be on deck and ready to hand out detentions at our next back to school night See more

10.01.2022 Two big signings for the Anakie Football Netball Club in the past 48 hours. Darren Morrish has joined the Roos for season 2021 and the seasoned ruckman brings ...with him a wealth of experience. - 3 Senior premierships VAFA Div 1,2& 4 - team of the year selection 2010 Div 1 & Capt 2016 Div 4 Darren has also played at Clunes and is a past playing coach of Westbourne Grammarians. Welcome Darren, wife Bec and their 2 children Also a warm welcome to the Roos to Chris Sneddon who had also signed for 2021 Chris has been a regular senior player for a number of years at Westbourne, was Runner Up B&F in 2013 and Premiership Player 2016 Chris will provide pace in our forward line and and brings along partner Rennae and 2 young daughters. Welcome to the Roos boys #hoponboard #anakie2021 #RTD

09.01.2022 More good news to finish the week with. Welcome Daniel Knight to the Roo Den for 2021. One of Natimuk’s favourite sons, Dan has had GDFL experience with Werrib...ee Centrals and most recently played for Westbourne Grammarians in the VAFA. Great to have you on board Dan #hoponboard #anakie2021 #RTD See more

08.01.2022 Anakie FNC is wrapt to announce our two latest senior football signings for season 2021 Please make welcome new recruits Adam Miriklis and James Pountney from T...arneit Football Club. A Hoppers Crossing junior Adam is a player that always gives 100% effort and at the age of 24, he has already been Captain of a senior football club. He will lead by his actions both on and off the field. Little River born and raised James played juniors at Lara before stints in the GDFL, VAFA and most recently WRFL and is a thinking footballer with poise who will bring leadership and direction to the Club. The Anakie family welcomes you both and can’t wait to see you in action in 2021 and beyond #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD

08.01.2022 Throwback Thursday In late January 2006, a lightening strike at Durdidwarrah sparked fires that razed a huge area of the Brisbane Ranges National Park, located to the north of Anakie. The fires reached the township before a wind change sent it hurtlingly towards Balliang and Bacchus Marsh. The Anakie Reserve was used by emergency services as an evacuation and staging area for the many weeks the community were impacted by the fires. The oval turf was severely damaged by th...e trucks and personnel, resulting in the City of Greater Geelong upgrading the irrigation system and rejuvenating the oval to the lush standard we see today. Our push for funding to complete the Stage 2 upgrade (clubrooms, kitchen, bar, gym) is as much about providing adequate and necessary facilities for our sporting clubs as it is about providing a safe space and hub for our community. @ Anakie Fnc See more

08.01.2022 Anakie Football Netball Club are pleased to announce 3 more new signings as the 2021 list build continues An big warm roo den welcome to: Eliot Birch Eliot come...s across from Westbourne in the VAFA He plays with heart and hits the scoreboard Can play both ends of the ground providing forward line pressure and run off half back. Brandon Campbell Hailing from the Wimmera district Brandon has a Rugby and Aussie rules background. Brandon is a big bodied, hard nosed see ball get ball footballer who is keen to get the pre-season underway! Djaran Corrie Djaran has plied his trade at Moama and was also involved with the Gold Coast Suns Academy as a junior. He is looking forward to see what 2021 can bring and we welcome him to the den. Welcome aboard guys and all the best for season 2021. #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD

07.01.2022 A swathe of signings in the past few days as we continue to build for season 2021. Continuing on at Anakie Reserve are Mason Rhodes, Aaron Campbell , Lachlan Tr...otter, Nick Kalbarczyk, Tim Lewis, Darcy Mahon and Hayden Leech. Great to have these boys back on board and welcome back Trotts after a couple of years away from the club #hoponboard #anakie2021 #rtd See more

06.01.2022 AFL Barwon COVID-19 Response: update Following yesterday’s State Government announcement of the easing of some COVID-19 restrictions in Victoria, we, along with... all regions across the state have been advised that AFL Victoria’s position remains that no sanctioned club training should take place until further notice. AFL Victoria confirmed yesterday they are seeking clarity from the State Government as to what yesterday’s announcement means for community football and will notify us in due course. AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria will provide AFL Barwon with a return to play protocol for our community competitions and clubs, once it is approved by the State Government. A number of considerations around health and safety protocols and insurance need to be worked through prior to any training being sanctioned. AFL Barwon continues to consult with AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria around return to training and play protocols. AFL Barwon understands people’s desire to get out and train, however we will await further advice from AFL Victoria when it is safe to do so and provide an update when possible. We thank you for your patience and ongoing collaboration as the planning continues to evolve. The leagues/competitions/associations and all players, umpires, coaches and officials covered by this update are: Geelong Football Netball League Bellarine Football Netball League Colac and District Football Netball League Geelong and District Football League Senior Female Football Competitions AFL Barwon Male and Female Junior Football Geelong Football Umpires League Colac District Football Umpires Association No further comment will be made by AFL Barwon at this time. See more

06.01.2022 Great start to pre season training last night under the watchful eye of Daniel Bunworth & co. Great to see many new and familiar faces in attendance with severa...l of our seasoned veterans saying it was the best first night turnout they’ve seen. A warm welcome to those who ventured out to the roo den for the first time and welcome back to those saddling up for another season. It was so good let’s do it all again tomorrow night at 6.15 #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more

05.01.2022 PRESS RELEASE After an extensive process, the Anakie Football Club is pleased to announce our new Senior Playing Coach Daniel Bunworth. Daniel comes to the Anakie Football Club with an impressive football resume. His playing career started at the Western Jets in the TAC, through to Port Melbourne in the VFL. Daniel spent 2005 at Lara Football club before becoming a highly decorated player for Wyndham Vale in the WRFL. It was here he won three senior best and fairests an...d was a three time member of the WRFL Senior Team of the Year. He spent season 2019 with Point Cook in the WRFL. Daniel’s coaching experience comes in the form of Wyndham Vale Assistant 11/16 and playing coach in 17/18, along with playing assistant coach at Point Cook in seasons 19/20. Daniel is currently a teacher at Lumen Christi Primary School and his philosophy of developing youth aligns strongly with our club values. We firmly believe his teaching skills mixed with his football experience provide a great combination to move our club forward. Daniel will be given all the support needed to prosper in the role and we look forward to growing as a club in parallel with Daniel’s growth as a coach. We are also well down the track with our recruitment for season 2021 and with Daniel’s appointment we will have some exciting news on this front in the upcoming weeks. Please join me in welcoming Daniel, Jess and their daughter Elsie to the Anakie Football Club. Heath Menhennet President

04.01.2022 We were very saddened to hear of the passing of Alan during the week. An integral part of our club for many years. Vale, Alan. Alan and GDFL President Neville Whitley; 1967 premiership team.

04.01.2022 Anakie Football Netball Club is accepting applications for the role of Senior Netball Coach for season 2021 Qualifications Required: Foundation Remuneration: De...pendent on experience Typical game day information: Attend all senior & Under 19 games to provide support to other coaches (11:30 onwards) Contact person: Meagan Sproule 0421 977 414/ [email protected] Applications close: 9th October, 2020 See more

03.01.2022 Friday Flashback Historically, the Anakie Reserve and accompanying rooms have not solely been used by the local football, cricket and tennis clubs. They have long been hired by church groups, workers clubs, schools, the rifle club and other sporting associations, especially on Sundays. Over the years, the club has worked tirelessly to finance its future with dinner dances, rabbit drives and tree cutting, which not only raised funds to operate the club but was a great s...ocial outlet for the surrounding communities. It’s a well known fact that when Anakie kicks up their heels, they mean it. In the 1960s the club had an idea to raise money by holding a Player Wedding at the local hall. This tradition of dressing up was to be a popular annual event on the clubs social calendar, with the current Miss Manakie a biennial favourite with the punters. Current restrictions have scuppered this years Miss Manakie, but we hope to have the catwalk back in action for 2021. For now though, enjoy the accompanying photos and past President Noel Tucker and past Secretary Ray Tucker reminiscing about their time at Anakie FNC. https://youtu.be/QRbcQ09k_8Q?t=2396

03.01.2022 In light of the recent changes to senior coaching for 2021, Anakie FNC would like to thank outgoing senior coach Chris Moore for his tireless efforts and contributions to our club. Chris’s history with Anakie spans many years, with his introduction to the club through watching his father Greg playing in our senior side in the 1980s. Chris followed in his fathers footsteps and went on to play for the Roos for a number of years. A handy player, he was awarded a club B&F in the... Reserves. After hanging up the boots, Chris took to coaching and found his niche, coaching our Reserves to a Grand Final. While they didn’t take the silverware home on the day, his passion and support for Anakie has always been at the fore, with Chris and his wife Rachel and the Moore family helping the club in anyway they could on and off the field. We wish Chris all best in his future endeavours and look forward seeing him cheering the red and the blue on the from the sidelines, or for a cold beer and crumbed snag at The Hotham.

03.01.2022 Don’t forget to tune in and watch the Greyhound Racing Victoria - GRV Melbourne Cup tonight at 8.10pm and cheer on our Community Sweep dog Zipping Sullivan who ...will net the AFNC $5000 if he wins. You can watch it on The Watchdog app, SKY2 at your local or Foxtel or free to air on 7TWO #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more

02.01.2022 Netball is Back at the Roo Den Wednesday December 2 Junior Netball 5pm - 5:45pm... Come and Try Night Senior Players 6pm - 7:30pm Pre Season Commencing **Jnr players welcome** With COVID restrictions being eased we can now train as a whole group instead of groups of 10 however there are still limitations on what facilities we can use. Players will need to arrive changed into training gear as we can only use the rooms for the toilets or if you require injury treatment from al (sorry no pre training taping or strapping you’ll have to DIY) Players will also need to bring their own drink bottles with their name on it. All attendees will need to fill out an attendance register and if you haven’t already please download the COVID safe app. All equipment will be sanatised before and after training to ensure will follow the Covid guidelines. If you have any further questions please reach out to Meagan via DM or mobile 0421977414 Bring a friend, bring 2. We Can’t wait for it all to get underway it’s been a long time coming #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD

02.01.2022 It’s almost that time of year and we don’t mean when the jolly old man in his big red suit makes a visit. It’s time to blow out the cobwebs of this year and get... stuck into AFNC FOOTBALL PRE-SEASON 2021. Monday November 16 be there 5:45pm for 6:15pm start at Anakie Reserve, DeMotts Rd Anakie. Training Monday and Wednesday nights prior to the Christmas break. New and existing players welcome under the tutelage of our new coach Daniel Bunworth and his team. #HopOnBoard #AnakieFNC2021 #RTD See more