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Adamstown Rosebud FC would like to give a big than

Adamstown Rosebud FC would like to give a big thanks to @regentstphysio for jumping on board as a sponsor this season!
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They pride themselves on offering high quality treatment in a professional and friendly environment. Their services are designed to address a multitude of complaints from neck and back pain to orthotic and exercise prescription. The highly trained and experienced physiotherapists will involve you in the treatment plan and decision making for managing your injury. To further assist in providing superior physio services Regent Street Physiotherapy has a strong affiliation with the best orthopaedic, sports medicine and podiatry specialists in the area.
Check out their page for more info!
#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc #regentstphysiotherapy

From all the Adamstown Rosebud members, wishing a

From all the Adamstown Rosebud members, wishing a very Happy Birthday to the
decorated player and 5 time premiership winning coach Neville Power ⚽️🌹

It has been proven that having a fresh, clean hair

It has been proven that having a fresh, clean haircut makes you run faster on the field, right?!😉- ARFC Technical Director Chris Dale and Hamish are going to be the speediest of the lot this season thanks to our sponsor- Barber Industries Kotara. Head on down for your own close shave!
@barber.industries.kotara ❤️🌹💚
#barberindustrieskotara #upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc

Featured this week for #ThrowbackThursday is Alec

Featured this week for #ThrowbackThursday is Alec Cameron, a recruit from the north of England, who spent more than 50 years with the Adamstown Rosebud club, a period of service in which he built a reputation as an outstanding clubman and exceptional footballer. Cameron had played his entire senior career with Adamstown. He scored 23 goals during the 1930 league season, won the Northern NSW state league and the Double Cup. He represented at every level available in his day, capping a mighty career with 17 appearances for Australia. He made his international debut in 1927 against China, played against Czechoslovakia in the same year, and played his final international in New Zealand in 1936, where he captained the team on its unbeaten tour. He contributed to Adamstown’s Gardiner Cup (State Championship) wins in 1925 and 1930. Sadly his career was cut short by injury, whereupon he threw his efforts behind his old club. A leading light in the formation of the Adamstown Rosebud licenced club, of which he became a trustee and finance committee member, he also gave great service to the Adamstown Soccer Club where he was President from 1949 to 1953. He was the club’s delegate to the controlling body, then a State Association director and a NSW selector.
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#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc

Adamstown Rosebud would like to take this opportun

Adamstown Rosebud would like to take this opportunity to thank The Newcastle Paediatric Clinic (www.newcastlepaediatric.com.au) for sponsoring U15s player, Oliver Lonergan, for the 2021 season. ARFC are thrilled to be able to communicate such a prestigious association with a team of medical specialist doctors focused on diagnosing, treating and caring for children and adolescents.

Adamstown Rosebud would like to thank the Newcastle Paediatric clinic for sponsoring Oliver. 💚🌹❤️
#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudfc

SPONSORSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT❤️💚 Adamstown Rose

SPONSORSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT❤️💚

Adamstown Rosebud are pleased to announce that Barber Industries Kotara @barber.industries.kotara have extended their sponsorship relationship with the club for another season. This is the third year the Kotara store has supported the club. Located above Coles at Westfield Kotara, they are open seven days a week and welcome kids, students, seniors and pensioner full range of haircuts, beard & shave. They also have a great range of mens grooming tools and products and boast a fine selection of strait razors and shaving brushes as well as soaps, oils, pomades and putties, they have the right product to address all of your grooming needs.

As part of the sponsorship, Barber Industries have provided club with VIP passes for all members, from U9s to first grade, which will give all recipients a $5 discount, off all services, every time you display your VIP card in the Kotara store. This is an exclusive offer for Adamstown Rosebud players and members, which can only be redeemed at the Kotara store.

Adamstown Rosebud would like to take this opportunity to encourage all of our members to support our sponsor and to thank Barber Industries Kotara for their ongoing support!
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Our senior boys are back on the oval after a nice

Our senior boys are back on the oval after a nice break!
Doesn’t the oval look great?!
Training is now back on and we can’t wait to kick off the season with some trial games!
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#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc

#ThrowbackThursday is back with a bang for 2021! I

#ThrowbackThursday is back with a bang for 2021! Introducing one of Adamstowns finest and most determined forwards- Gavin ‘Massa’ Russell. He was a hard, but fair, footballer who played within the rules of the game throughout a distinguished career that made him one of the Northern game’s legends during the 1920’s and 1930’s.
Born and raised in Dudley, Russell started a career in 1924 in which he would play more than 300 matches – some of them with Gladesville, Ryde, Aberdare and West Wallsend – and score more than 450 goals. In 1923, in the Adamstown under 18 team, he finished the season with more than 40 goals. Heavy scoring such as that, however, soon became second nature. In 1929, when he returned to Rosebuds after a State League season with Gladesville-Ryde, Russell proved there was no place like his Adamstown home by hammering in 32 goals (a club record) in 26 matches. Twice in the 1930 season, Russell recorded 5-goal games as Adamstown marched through to the State League premiership, while in 1927 he scored hat tricks in 3 successive matches against Weston, West Wallsend and China. Russell played for NSW against China and Czechoslovakia and toured Java with the 1931 Australian team. Upon retiring from active football, Russell served as team manager, vice president, selector, committeeman and president of the fledgling ‘Rosebud House’, as the licensed club was known in its infancy.

Pictured is the ARFC 1930 State League Premiers- Russell is 3rd from the left in the bottom row. ⚽️❤️🌹💚
#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc #gavinrussell #socceroos #premierleague #soccer

Adamstown Rosebud are pleased to announce that the

Adamstown Rosebud are pleased to announce that the Queens Wharf Hotel has agreed to continue on as our major club sponsor in 2021. Queens Wharf Hotel, also affectionately known as ‘The Brewery’, is located on the waterfront overlooking our beautiful Hunter River. The ongoing association with this distinguished establishment is great news for our club. We ask that you support our major sponsor throughout the year by attending post-match functions, team dinners and club events- and even attend a cheeky Wharflife on a Sunday or one of their Harbour Lounge Live Music nights!

Picture: Queens Wharf Hotel
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Adamstown Rosebud Football Club have a vacancy for

Adamstown Rosebud Football Club have a vacancy for a player in each of our Under 10s and Under 12s Junior Development League (JDL) squads. We also have a vacancy in each of our Under 15s and Under 16s NPL squads. Any players who may be interested in being considered for selection should contact Chad Lawrence (for JDL vacancies) at jdl@adamstownrosebudfc.org.au or Chris Dale (for NPL vacancies) at coaching@adamstownrosebudfc.org.au.

We are also interested in obtaining the services of an additional NPL Youth Coach (C-Licence) for either our Under 15s or Under 16s NPL squads. Our pre-season training programs for NPL Youth commence in late January and we will be conducting our coach orientation sessions in the third week of January, so expressions of interest should be directed to Chris Dale at coaching@adamstownrosebudfc.org.au or Andrew Licata on 0499 088 729.
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#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc

We know you're all itching to get back out on the

We know you're all itching to get back out on the field, or ready to wear the red and green while cheering from the sidelines- so we have created an easy tool to help you figure out your fixture.
Our page contains all our Rosebud games- with details on who you'll be playing, where and when. Handy, right?!
Check it out on the Adamstown Rosebud website and add the dates to your calendars to get ready for a cracking 2021 season! ❤️⚽️💚
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Happy New Year Buds! The club hopes 2021 brings wi

Happy New Year Buds! The club hopes 2021 brings with it happiness and success to all our players and the entire football community- and may the 2021 football season bring with it many wins for our teams! ❤️⚽️💚

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ARFC wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and Hap

ARFC wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🌹❤️🎄🎅⚽️
#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc #merrychristmas #happyholidays

For our last #ThrowbackThursday for the year, we a

For our last #ThrowbackThursday for the year, we are featuring a very special person who is a great feature to our club- literally! He is painted on the amazing mural we have at the oval... thats right, its Col Curran!
Curran remains one of the most popular defenders in Aussie history years after his retirement from the game, testimony to the whole-hearted efforts he produced on the field, whether it be with Adamstown’s 1st grade as a teenager, Newcastle KB United in its National League days, or in the famous green and gold strip of the Socceroos.
Adamstown was Curran’s 2nd senior football stop on the road to Australian selection. A highly-talented fullback, Curran graduated to Maitland’s 1st team before moving on to Adamstown, where, like Baartz, he was offered a 6-month scholarship with Manchester United. He returned to Adamstown, played further football in the North before moving to Marconi, and rejoined Adamstown before making a 2nd move to Sydney, this time to Western Suburbs. The move was inevitable, since the Australian selectors had already earmarked the pocket dynamo for the green and gold. Curran played 35 times for Australia, including the World Cup finals in Munich, making his last appearance in the team in 1979.
Col was a great addition to the club back in the day, and continues to be a valued part of our Adamstown Football Club community today.
🌹⚽️ #upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc #colcurran

Our SAP squads gathered at Adamstown Oval a few we

Our SAP squads gathered at Adamstown Oval a few weeks ago to hand out awards for the hard work our younger players put into this challenging season- and had a great time while doing so, from the looks of these pictures! Congratulations again to all of our SAP players for your dedication to the game this season- we hope to see you all next year! 🌹⚽️
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This week, club favourite Graham Jennings is featu

This week, club favourite Graham Jennings is featured for #throwbackthursday !🌹⚽️
Graham Jennings began playing football at the age of seven with local team Hamilton Azzuri. As a teenager, he moved to Adamstown Rosebud, and eventually made his senior debut at the age of 16. In 1978, he earned his first representative cap with Northern New South Wales, and after impressive displays for the Australian youth team later that year, he joined Sydney Olympic in the National Soccer League. In 1983, he made his debut for the senior national team playing against England at the SCG in an international friendly match. Graham played 84 times for Australia, 44 of which were full ‘A’ international matches, during which he played predominantly as a defender and was renowned for his speed, earning him the nickname “Flash”. Eventually,
he returned to his home team, Adamstown Rosebud, for the remainder of the 1994 New South Wales Super League season, retiring from football upon its conclusion. Five years later, in 1999, he was indicted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, receiving the Award of Distinction for his football excellence.
Graham is pictured here prior to the ARFC 130th Anniversary Gala Ball, where he shared some special stories with the club about his exciting soccer journey.
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How lucky are we to have the amazing @queenswharfh

How lucky are we to have the amazing @queenswharfhotel as our sponsor?!
Our Youth teams got to enjoy their ARFC Presentations there this year- look at that view! Congratulations again to our youth teams and players for a phenomenal season. ⚽️🌹
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For #ThrowbackThursday this week, ARFC are choosin

For #ThrowbackThursday this week, ARFC are choosing to highlight a phenomenal player who developed from the club to leap into a successful football career- Peter Stone. ⚽️
He rose up the ranks quickly, initially playing for the Buds as a junior then a senior, then making a move to Sydney to play for Western Suburbs in the New South Wales state league from 1973–1976 and the National Soccer League in 1977. His debut playing for the Australian team was in 1976 against Hong Kong, and he continued on to play 15 games in the coveted yellow and gold Socceroos uniform. Along with these great achievements, he has EPL experience under his belt- playing first grade for Tottenham Hotspurs in the Australian off-season from 1980. His retirement from the game in 1983 didn’t stop his involvement in the sport, as he returned to the Adamstown Rosebuds to help out where he can, including offering his vast knowledge to young up and coming players. To acknowledge his expansive career and his community mindset, ARFC have an annually gifted Peter Stone Scholarship Award in his honour. This year, Peter has donated the award to an identified player with great potential.
#upthebuds #adamstownrosebudsfc #peterstone

Check out these pictures from our ARFC Seniors Pre

Check out these pictures from our ARFC Seniors Presentation Night! 🌹⚽️
Congratulations to the players who received awards, and all other players who gave this season a cracking effort. We are looking forward to another great season in 2021!
Our event was kindly hosted by our amazing sponsor @queenswharfhotel

SAP (now Junior Development League) trials will co

SAP (now Junior Development League) trials will continue for ARFC on Monday 30th November at Adamstown Oval (Bryant Street). We have a couple of vacancies in our Under 10 and Under 12 squads. If you missed our previous trials (for whatever reason) you are most welcome to come along on Monday evening. The trials will commence at 6.00pm, so please arrive at 5.45pm to register your child. If you also have a child who is keen to play Under 9 or Under 11 you are most welcome to contact our JDL Coordinator (Chad Lawrence) to further discuss your interest at JDL@adamstownrosebudfc.org.au

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