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Parkside Football Club 1897/2017

John has also indicated he will not be seeking re-election for the ensuing season. John has also been
associated with the Club for a considerable time and his business experience and expertise shall be
missed at future meetings.

PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

• Geoff REFS [300 games]
• Brian CLARK [250 games]
• Bob RICE [200 games]
• Robert CAMINITI [150 games]
• Gary CONSIDINE [150 games]
• Stephen DODDS [150 games]
• Trevor LOCKWOOD [150 games]
• John ANAGNOSTOU [100 games]
• Gary BACKUS [100 games]
• Michael CLARKE [100 games]
• Wayne TYRRELL [100 games]
• Dale ALLAN –U17 [100 games]
• Souli KTENIDIS – U17 [100 games]
• Gary TURNER-U15 [100 games]
• Mark CLAREE - U13 [100 games]
Lindsay MURPHY - third Club premiership

THE SEASON IN GENERAL

1982 was a disappointing season in many respects. After the successes of the previous season many
of us expected that continued success would automatically follow and unfortunately discovered that
victory in the FDFL goes only to those willing to fight for it.

The Club, and in particular Ron Fraser, Bryan Dalton and Rod Crook, has already taken steps to
elevate our Club back to number one.

The past season reinforced the belief that our present administration system, works. Directors
meetings were frequent, brief and fruitful whilst Committee meetings were well attended and
constructive.

My thanks to the Committee and my fellow Directors for their support over the season and I hope to
see most of them back in season 1983.

I would also like to record my thanks to the wives, girl-friends, families of our players and
Committeemen mho have to bear with the Club making more and more demands on the time of
their menfolk, Without your co-operation our Club could not exist.

J.B. Dolphin (Secretary)

Once a Parksider, Always a Parksider