MORNINGSIDE A.F.C.
THE
MANAGEMENTCOMMITTEE
MAJOR SPONSOR
PATRON
pnEsroErur
SECRETARY
TREASURER
SITTING
Barry
Bill
Kelly
DOWNTOWN TOYOTA
Yates
Trevor Coombs
Garth Marshal-l
Grahme Thomasson
COMBINED FOOTBALL
& SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Bartlett, Trevor Coombs, Colin Donel1y,
Graham Hellings, Peter Lynn, Garth Marshall, paul
Mitchell, Terry Moy1e, Grahme Thomasson.
Rodger
GENERAL MANAGER
SENIOR
COACH
Michael Duke
Paul Feltham
COLTS COACH
Martin King
Rod Diprose
SUB.COMMITTEES
CHA]RMAN
RESERVE GRADE COACH
MATCH COMMITTTEE
SELECTORS
C-_InomXSq, C. Donelly, G. Voss
M. Duke, T. Walder P. Lynn.
G.Thomasson, P. Feltham, T.Walder
M.King, D. Bourke & G. Voss
LADIES COMMITTEE
A.
QAFL DELEGATE
TRIBUNAL ADVOCATE
G. Marshall,
GROUNDS
FibET
PROPERTY
PROMOTIONS
INTERCHANGE STEI^IARDS
UMPIRE ESCORTS
DISCIPLINE
BINGO
nFlEs
Gradwell
T. Coombs (proxy)
Thomasson (proiy)
G. Hellinqs
P. Mitchell
G. Marshall, R. Bartlett, D. Allen,
G. Davies, T.Coombs.
P. Mitche1l. (Sen), G. Hellings (Res)
T. Molyle (Colts) G. Marshall (Emerg)
P. MitchelL, G. Marshall & R. Bartlett
@-G.
L.
T.
Gradwell
Moyle
Presidents RePort
we are coming quickly to the "business end" of
the football season, with the elimination and
qualifying
finals
commencing on Sunday,
17 September 1 989.
The club is extremely proud of the achievements
to date of the three senior sides. Let us hope
that those elusive premiership flags which we
have fought so hard to get over past years, find
their resting place in the Morningside Football
CIub in 1 989.
To Rod, Marty and Paulr w€ pass on our sincere
well wishes for the coming weeks. To all the
boys we wish you an injury free and successful
final term.
Let the Red, White and Bl-ack FIag fly high in
1
989.
APPLICATION FOR TNCORPORATION
The club is currently preparing material- for
application for Incorporation of both the
Football and Social Clubs. rt is hoped at this
stage that both revised Constitutions (to meet
the reguirements of the Department of Justice)
will be available shortly for endorsement by
respective members.
The Iaw with respect to unincorporated
has developed many
associations /cIubs
uncertainties over recent years, especially in
the following situations : . The legal obligations of nominated Trustees;
. The ability of clubs to contract and hold
property;
I'
.
The liability
and
of committee members of clubs;
2
.
The rights of members of cl-ubs to maintain
Iegal actions against fellow members and/or
members of the committee.
fncorporation of both existing clubs should
remove those uncertainties.
NUMBER:....
..Daryl
.....34
Bourke
NICKNAME:......."8acca'r The Captain
:
HEIGHT:....
B0RN
.7 .4 .65
I78.c.m.
78 .k.9.
I^iEIGHT:....
t'The Bearsrl
0CCUPATI0N:.... .Dental Technician
POSITI0N: . . . . . . .Missionary
Al^IARDS GA I NED : .T.J.Award Mornlng side I988.
RECRUITED FROM:
BEST FOOTBALL
MOMENT: . . . .
l,{0RST F00TBALL
.
First
V. F.
L.
Game
MOMENT: ....Busting my knee
LIKES:
Females, Drinking rum with
& Maca, having
DISLIKES:.......LittIe
FUN.
dogs
BIGGEST FOOTBALL
]NFLUENCES: . . . . .Peter Lyons, Ray Jordan
FAV0URITE MUSICIAN: John Cougar
ROMANCES:.......hihat about it
3
?
Congratulations are in order for our players and
coaches in winning the State Championship. It
was great to see all players contributing and
whilst nerves or over anxiety might have
affected some of the players, the experience
gained wiII be invaluable during September and
October.
Panther Profile
NAME:....
Match Gommittee Reporti
Noons
The senior teams have managed to successfully
negotiate a particularly trying time of the
season with 3 matches being played in 7 days on
2 occasions.
As is customary at this stage of the season we
are experiencing injury problems and we are
anxiously awaiting the results of treatment in a
number of our injured players. At this stage,
our senior training list which started at 51 has
currently been reduced to 37. Assuming all
injured players are for selection at the
beginning of the finals, our senior list will
stand at approximately 45-46.
It is pleasing to advise that 1 0 of our under
age players have played 2 or more games in the
seniors and reserves, and the Bears reserves.
They have aII performed credibly and they can
handle the higher grade which wilI help our
senior side in 1 990.
Our senior coach returns to the field after the
Windsor Zillmere game and we thank Marty King
for his top effort and totally supportive role
over the last 5 or 6 weeks
With the final stages of the season approaching
it is imperative that we all get behind our
teams and give them the total support they need
to perform to the best of their ability for the
business part of the season.
rTIS
PLAYERS REVT'E
FTNALS TTME
The Grand Final will be held at the
year. The same place we won our last
Reserve Grade premierships. This:is
nuisance for coaches because they
this
a bit of a
have been
organising their side to play the Grand Final on
a big ground. Leaving the decision till three
weeks before the Finals is amazing. The other
games will be held at Windsor and O'Callaghan
Parks. The Grogan Medal wilt be held Tuesday
night, 3 October at the Mayfair Crest Hotel. We
would t'Booth"
have just as much chance as anyone to win
it.
and "Backa" should poII well, but
it has been such a team effort this year, they
should all get plenty of votes.
Promotions for the finals are under control_.
Gabba
Senior and
The Players Revue was a great night. There were
a few good acts. The winners were the Rochedafe
Connection with the Brady Bunch routine.
Although Shaun Valenta and Rick Chapman were
unlucky not to win with the "Grease" number
"You're the One that I Want". Rick looked that
good in a pair of Olivia Newton-John tights and
a blond wi9, I had to keep reminding myself he
was a man.
SKY CIIANNEL GETS TTTE FLTCK
Sky Channel has become the latest victim of club
cost cutting. Since installing it the coast has
skv rocketed. When the contract runs out later
in the year, it will not be continued unless it
has increased support.
LOCAL TAI,ENT FINAf,LY COMING THROUGH
rt's great to see so many young blokes coming
through to the higher grades. 9 players that
are eligible for 1 9's have played up this year
and not because we're short. Just because they
have earned the right.
as possible.
ITELP WANIIED!
STATE CHAMPTONS
posters we
around the
a business
poster in t
be put up all
now an'one with
*::1r."""r"o""L*3
trle picked up $5, 000 and a magnif icent trophy
after winning the Winfield State League. The
Iast three games we played in that competition
were some of the best footy we've played allyear. I hope we can repeat that form in the
real finals.
6
THE GAII{E PLAI{
BUS TRIP TO SOUTHPORT
Those of us who travelled on thb bus to the
Southport game had a great time. Pam made sure
we had plenty to eat and drink down and back.
The win in A & B Grades topped the day off
nicely and the club song was heard on more than
one occasion. Thanks Pam, great effort.
FOOTY JOT]RNOS HA\TE NO CHARACTER
A national football newspaper gave Paul- Fel-tham
a real hard time a few weeks ago. Strange how
they were not too interested in what Morningside
had Lo say about him. And it seems they must
not have heard about the Bears win over Hawthorn
because there wasn't much in that newspaper that
week. Funny that. If Morningside win the frag
this year, there will be a lot of big names
ducking for cover.
HOW
CAII YOU RESPECT
THEM?
People get involved in a good healthy activity
every Sunday, going to the footy, rnost of the
time with their family. trlhy should they have to
put up with being pulled up as they are driving
out the gate by a R.B.T. unit every home game.
Fair dinkum, they haunt this place that
regularly we may as well get a permanent parking
space for them outside. And they complain about
not having enough police. What a joke.
NOT THE COTJNCIL
Over the past two yearsr our players have been
trained in such a way that one phrase from the
coach can change the direction of the game.
Phrases such as "Run straight at the baII";
"Take a player off your team mates back"; "Take
the long option", "switch play"I "rncrease your
work rate"I "The game's flat", etc. are heard
often. Itrs all a part of modern coaching and
establishing a game plan. When they hear it,
they know exactly what to do.
23 VICKERY
A clever game plan from the match committee
against Kedron sill Darren Vickery kick a record
amount of goals. 23-4 with only 3 free kicks at
the end of his innings in a brilliant display.
He marked everything he could get his hands to,
was kicking goals from a mile out and had to put
up with more than one whack in the back of the
head. Full credit groes to the other 19 players
who fed him aII day in a team effort.
CRO$TLEY
SPITS THE DT'IIIIJIY
The contest between Crowley and Backa was a
beauty in the last round match against
Southport. Backa was giving him that much of a
bath, Crowley took his mouth guard out and threw
it at him i-n frustration.
TOO
SaIly-anne mustn't like Morningside either. She
wants to put a highway straight through out
club. Rockin' will have to punch the balt extra
hard to get it over four lanes of traffic.
7
SECRET WEAPON
back of Mathew
An unusual number appeared on the
rto0rr.
I thought
Thomasson's guernsey last month
he must have been our seqtret weapon.
t
Glub Calendar
Sat.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
10
17
Sun.
Sept.
Thurs. Sept.
Sun.
Oct.
Thurs. Oct.
Sun.
Oct.
Tues. Oct.
Sun.
Oct.
Sun.
Tues.
Sat.
Sun.
Promotions
9
24
28
'l
5
8
10
22
Nov. 5
Nov. 7
Nov. 18
Nov. 26
Day
of the Year
Fancy Dress Night
Elimination and Qualifying
Finals
1 st and 2nd Semi Finals
Trophy Night
Under 7's to
11's
Preliminary Final
Trophy Night 12's to 1 7's
Grand Final
Car Draw Function
Trophy Day
Seniors,
Reserves, 1 9ts
Junior A.G.M.
Home Game
Melbourne Cup Day
Monster Cent Auction
Senior A.G.M.
OUOTES FROM THE COACH
"sEE! You'RE Nor DEN) ARE You?"
Paul Feltham at training after we beat Windsor
Zillmere in the night game referring to the way
they put. their bodies in.
',A CIIAIIIPIoN PLAYER IIAS BEEN
BEATEN
ORDINARY PLAYER $IHO WAS PREPARED TO IIAVE
II.ANY OCCASIONS.,'
BY
A}I
AGOON
Quote in the newspaper by PauI Feltham
wrrH coNtEMPT- rF YourRE
IN FRONT CRUSH THEIII. WIN BY 20 THEN 30
"TREAT youR opposrrroN
10 GOAI.S
GOAI.S. DON'T COASI AND ONLY
WTN
BY 12.,.
Martin King at half time in the Reserve
game vs. Coorparoo.
FTNALS. YOU'RE
',ToO MUCH TALK OF GRAND
,'
GOOD AS YOUR NEXT GAME.
Grade
OTIT,Y AS
Marty, concerned about a bit of complacency in
the camp.
to see two loving couples at the recent
Johnny Diesel concert.
G TCHA'PAGE
Good
Here is a bit of team gossip. supplied by
someone who will remain nameless for his own
protection.
Who is the breathtaking reserves player who
has sacked the boys for a life of sing songs
and other weL related doings?
Any persons wishing to have their tax
assessed, please apply to Scott Clements
with your tax file number.
Who is the abductor and what ransom does he
charge?
David Lake is the new sales rep. for
Chips.
ShaunRobbohasfoundaninter.estingusefor
vasoline before a match)k One lovely young tady new to the club vtas
embarras".a-*n".tshegot'--a{rJ'ay'er'snickt'P'J't' not "Pee weet''
name ttortg-.... Itts
GCII US SHAI'N
The Committee looks smart in their new uniforms'
Shaun Valenta enquired whether the stomachs came
with the Jackets- Very funny
Shaun'
Samboy
Has anyone seen Barney's new shoes?
be seen on TV soon. He's a
contestant in Family Feud.
hlanted, donations for Phil Looney's bait
money in Hawaii.
Rob Burke will
For any eligible ladies, Shaun Robbo has
started off a new business venture. It's
called "Acid's Escort & Chauffeur Service
for Elderly Women".
Steve Boehme has been a solid performer both
on and off the field late1y.
Seems everyone wants to get behind an up and
Roger David are now dressing
coming star.
Maior SPonsor
Darren Vickery.
Craig Edwards spent a close encounter of a
different kind the other night with his new
brother-in-Iaw, Patt.o.
,Ir
TOYOTA
12
PROFESSTONAL YEARS ARE O\IER
PRO}TOTIONS DAY
SATURDAY'
9
SEPTEIIIBER
Assault!
Get involved in the 1989 Premiership
whether
you
are'
young
No matter how o1d or
friend
or
player
you're a supporter, staff,
IIELP NEEDED IlO
*
*
*
Decorate CIub
Make Banners, Flags, and Floggers
Mount and Erect Posters
The CIub wiII supply all material and equipment'
THANKS FOR NOTHING THIEF
A couple of committee members weren't too
impressed after they worked hard to seII a
raffle at the clubhouse birthday function only
to find that some thief stole the pr.ize when
they weren't looking. I hope you choke on it
you bastard.
The boom football years where everybody gets
paid for doing something at the club are over.
Sources of income are decreasing and inflation
is increasing. If the club is to go ahead next
year, a few more people are going to have to get
in and have a go. The writing is on the wall
already our raffles budget is weII down. The
trouble is there are too many jobs and ncit
enough people to do them. The people that have
been doing these jobs for years have had enough
and who can blame them. Maybe if we had more
people to share the work load, it wouldn't be
this way.
The way the committee is set up now is
brilliant.
Now, more than ever, they are
prepared to stick together and help in the
club's operations. If you come on the committee
or just get involved, I guarantee you'I1 enjoy
yourself.
Even if you don't want the
responsibility of being on the committee, there
are plenty of things you can do to be involved.
Interchange officials;
umpire escorts; sell
raffles Friday nights, home games and functions;
do the stats water carriers etc.
There are also a number of honorary positions
within the Q.A.F.L. in which we have no
representation at aIl such as Tribunals and
different committees not to mention umpires etc.
If we're to get a fair go up there, it would
help if Morningside had some involvement with
the Q.A.F.L.
HOLIDAY FOR PAUL FELTIIATI
Paul will be glad to see the end of the footy
season. His other interest is his boat which he
hasn't been near for two months. After the last
game, I bet he'II be sailing off into the
sunset.
TOYOTA
I3
t4
Junior Scene
our season finished with a flzz.
had arr 4
teams in finals.
Only Sandgate've
naa
similar
figures but where we had 3 in gii.L""; Divisions
and one in South Zone, their rijur"" were
reversed.
BUT for the first time in years we finished
without a f1ag. Three teams were capable
of it
but for various reasons and i"j"ii""l
could
manage to win the ones that cor]nted. ' Maybe not
the
seniors can do it.
we had a "Thank you" night this week for our
workers and coaches and managers
but the big
events for the boys are ahead.
Thursday, 28 September at Z p.m. is Trophy Night
for the 7's to 11'.s, and Thrlrsday, 5-OctoUer at
7 p. m.
for the 12, s to 1 7 ' s . eii i""" wil_I be
sent letters but visitors are
welcome.
Michael Voss shared the Harry O'Callaghan Medal
for the most umpire votes in Juniors with a
total of 30. He was unlucky
to miss the list
for Queensland U.15's he is first
emergency.
9Ve have 3 boys, paul O'Brien, Mick Karreman, pat
Casey in the U.15 State Team and after 4 repsin the Zone Team for primary Schools, Michael
Augustin made the State , .12 iea*
We lost 73 boys from last year's teams and still
managed 10 teams on the field with a
lot of
recruiting work.
The Juniors wourd rike to thank alr concerned
yitl_ running the Junior Club and especially,
beside coaches and managersr our money makers.
We__especially thank the Bingo teams and
our
raffle sellers at the CIub and at Hotel Stanley,
Barry KeIIy of Downtown Toyota was responsible
I5
for our T Shirts which were very popular and our
award donors are also a great help. McDonalds
of Cannon Hill and Hungry Jacks of Carindale are
two of them. Elizabeth of the Canteen has been
especially supportive. She has put up awards
for aII teams from 7's to 12's and the 1 7's
every week and has made a considerabl-e donation
to our Trophy lists.
Our President Tom Friswell is standing down next
year and so, too, our treasurer Helen Shaw so we
wiII be looking for new faces. We t.hank these
hard working people for their effort and know
they will be missed. Our A.G.M. wil,l be held at
9 a.m. on Sunday, 5 November. Again letters
will be sent out.
Now
for the Q.A.F.L. finals and the year of the
Red, Whit.e and Black.
MORNINGSIDE PLAYERS SOCIAL COMMITTEE PRESENT
"co!G AS YouR rDolrl
FANCY DRESS NIGHT
FEATURING
'THE AUSSTE MossrEsrl
suNDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER
AT THE CLUB
7.30 P.U. TTLL LATE
$5
COVER CHARGE
I6
SENTORS
Apri 1 23
May
1
M'side
M'side
May
7
H'side
l4ay
21
June I8
M'side
M'side
M'side
M'side
June
25
l.|'zil'l
July
July
Ju ly
July
2
M'side
M'side
M'side
M'side
M'side
M'side
May 28
June
4
16
23
30
August
5
August
1
August
20
August
27
Sept.3
3
Mrside
M' s ide
M'side
.
6-13-49
1 6-9-1 05
18-1 1-'t 19
16-20-116
15-16-l06
29-21-195
34-9-21 3
1 6-1 3-1 09
11-11 -77
3s-26-236
24-1?-156
28-1 3-1 81
30-1 4-1 94
17-15-117
't 6-13-109
35-20-230
1 3-1 3-91
RESERVES
Drew
d.
d.
S'Coast
Ctroo
7
1
-7 -49
3-1 3-91
S'gate
4-4-29
d.
d.
HtGrange
7
Hests
d.
d.
d.
d.
Mayne
8-6-54
4-6- 30
Kedron
1
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
-7 -49
3-1 2-90
M'side
15-l1-101
S'port
8-1 0-s8
Stcoast
4-4-28
C'roo
S'gate
9-1 5-69
l../tGrange
6- 5-41
Hests
Mayne
-1 6-82
8-1 2-60
Kedron
5-4-34
H'Zill.
9
1 1
-9-75
1 1
-7-6
1
April
May
23
4
18
M'side
25
M'side
M'side
May 7
May 2'l
May 28
June
June
June
July 2
July I6
Ju ly 23
Ju ly 30
August
August
August
August
Sept.
There is a fair bit at stake this week the
Club Championship, Bruce Pie Cup and 3 minor
Premierships. To go straight into the second
semi-final and have that weeks rest.
SUN.
SUN.
SUN.
SUN.
ELIM & QUALIFYING FINALS.
lST & 2ND SEMI_FINALS.
1 PRELIMINARY FINAL.
8 GRAND FINAL.
SEPT. T7
SEPT. 24
OCT.
OCT.
Wnlield State Championship f989
Morningside 36-20-230 v WDrstricts-t t -7-73
Kedron6-4-40
SOuthporl 21-11-137 v Morningside lS-8-116
Morningside 51--29-335 v Coorparoo 2-4-16
Morningside 22-10-142v W/Grange 9-1 1-65
Morningside22-'15-147
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SEMI-FINALS
TUESDAY 18Ih JULY
Malch 36
Morningside 14-12-96 v Wrndsor Zrllmere g-6-60
SATUROAY 5Ih AUGUST
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND FINAL
Morningside 21-12-138 v Gold Coast l2-14_86
u
25-12-162
C' roo
1
26-28-184
45-22-292
27-17-161
27-'13-175
S'gate
2-1 -13
H'Grange
3-2-20
Wests
7-6-48
Mayne
7-s-47
13-24-1Oz
H'ZiII.
12-10-82
10-12-72
S'port
9- 1 4-58
26-18-174
25-21-171
45-20-290
53-31-349
11-21-87
C'roo
'I
S'gate
7
4-7 -91
Kedron on forfei t
Bye
6
1
3
20
27
3
M'side
M'slde
M's i de
M's1de
M'side
M'side
Mfside
22-30-162
24-14-158
0-8-68
Kedron
-7 -49
2-3-1 5
3-0-1 8
1 2-9-81
1 -4-1 0
H'ZiII"
10-7 -67
S'Coast
Ctroo
3-4-22
H'Grange
Hests
Mayne
COLTS
M'side
't8-16-124
1
Mrside
19-18-132
7
Mrside
.t
Hay 2l
Mrside
May 28
June 4
June l8
June 25
M'side
M'side
M'side
M'side
1
July
2
S'port
7-8-50
M's i de
Ju'ly
16
M'side
30-21-201
July
July
23
M's i de
1
30
M'slde
MIslde
M'side
27-1 8-1 80
S'Coast
Ctroo
Srgate
Aprl 1
May
May
23
August
August
August
August
Sept.3
SUNDAY g|h JULY
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS HOUND 2
Match 32
North Old 8-6-54 v M/side 30-18-198
Bye
M'side
M'side
M'side
Mrside
M'side
I
6
1
3
20
Mayne
27
M'side
M'side
11-11-77
S'gate
s-6-36
23-25-163
'r
4-19-103
l{'Grange
0-1 -1
Wests
1-1-7
1s-11-101
Mayne
7-1 1-1 13
1
Kedron on
3-1 0-88
5-1 0-1 00
H'Zi'l I .
38-23-7s1
1 0-1 5-75
1 4-1 4-98
41 -31 -277
hests
M'side
10-12-72
H'Zi I'l
It
l',,1
'Grange
0-1 1 -71
forfei t
'I
2-13-85
4-7-31
0-1 -1
'I
1-13-79
4-2-26
2-0-12
10-7 -67
5-3-33
0-0-0
Kedron
.
9-1 4-68