LATEST NEWSHAPPY EASTER FROM EVERYONE AT RFC
From everyone at Rydalmere Football Club we want to wish you and your families a happy and safe Easter.
COMING SOON - THE FC SOCIAL
Rydalmere Football Club is reinvigorating the old Rydalmere Bowling Club to transform it into a place where the community can connect and share common interests.
In line with the clubs values of community and inclusion, The FC is built on the philosophy of creating experiences for communities through quality products and experiences. A welcoming and inclusive space that is fresh and fun, bringing the community together. A place to grab a bite to eat with a commitment to locally-sourced seasonal produce; Boasting unique event spaces, catering to all functions; from board meetings to private events; Stop by for the family to relax in our open spaces. We are looking forward to opening our doors and welcoming you all in very soon. For more information please contact us at info@thefcsocial.com.au or keep up to date with the latest information on Facebook and Instagram. Simply search "TheFCSocial" and get connected. ALL GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL SUSPENDED UNTIL 31 MAY 2020
Football Federation Australia (FFA) advised that, in light of ongoing developments since its original announcement, including stricter measures imposed by the Federal Government in response to COVID-19, the temporary suspension to sanctioned grassroots football competitions and associated training would remain in place until at least 31 May 2020.
The decision is another in a series of measures taken by FFA in response to COVID-19 in consultation with its State and Territory Member Federations and the National COVID-19 Working Committee. FFA Chief Executive Officer James Johnson said: “Since our initial announcement, there have been numerous declarations made by, and introduced, across all levels of Government. The measures have continuously tightened restrictions around community gatherings, and the measures announced by the Prime Minister recently increased these restrictions further. While we were not due to make a formal assessment until 14 April 2020, we felt it best to consider our position now in light of this most recent announcement. “We have determined, with the full backing of all Member Federations, that the temporary suspension to sanctioned grassroots football competitions and associated training will remain in place until at least 31 May 2020. We will continue to stay in close communications with our Member Federations in the lead up to 31 May 2020, to ensure that the individual circumstances of each state and territory in relation to the status of COVID-19 and the measures or restrictions imposed by individual State/Territory Governments are being considered. “These are unprecedented times and at this moment, it is very difficult to predict what further measures will be introduced, or for how much longer current measures will be in place. As we have done with all our decisions to date, we will remain agile and responsive to the prevailing circumstances and still remain optimistic that our Member Federations, which are already considering what adjusted competitions will look like, will be able to complete the grassroots season this year. “Any decision to resume grassroots football will be made in line with the Federal Government, taking into account the latest health advice at the time to ensure the safety and wellbeing of both the football and wider community, and in full consultation with our Member Federations and the National COVID-19 Working Committee. The safety of the football community remains our priority. “We recognise that our participants across the country are eager to understand what all of this means for them so we hope that the announcement today can give them some piece of mind and we ask that they remain positive during these difficult times. “As a sport, we must continue to undertake our civic duty as a responsible citizen and do everything we can to contribute to the national efforts to slow down the spread of COVID-19. Football people are resilient, have a strong moral compass and, consequently, I am sure our community will understand this position.” FFA will continue to communicate material updates in the lead up to 31 May 2020. The suspension applies to all sanctioned matches and competitions, including National Premier Leagues, FFA Cup, youth and grassroots football (including MiniRoos and futsal) as well as training and associated football related activities. We recognises that this is very disruptive for the football community and we thank you for your understanding while we work through this difficult time. As always we will continue to put the safety of our community first and playing second, there is no doubt this is trying and testing time for all, but we will get through this together and be a lot stronger for it if we stand united. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to touch base with the club. We will continue to update you as and when we can. From everyone at Rydalmere Football Club please take care and stay safe.
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All matches and training postponed until further notice.
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All matches and training postponed until further notice.
Your support is much appreciated by the club and all staff and players
For all other fixtures, results and competition standings click on the links below: UPCOMING EVENTSAll events postponed until further notice.
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