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Parkside Football Club 1897/2017

the club and his professional application. To Robert and John, congratulations on the results you and
your players achieved this year.

To the players who like other facets of the club, we could not exist without, please accept my sincere
thanks for your efforts during 93/94. I would be fencing if I said the year had not passed without the
odd major or minor hiccup but this is offset with the player who after erring comes out and improves
himself for the good at the club and his team mates.

I will conclude by congratulating the A Reserves for achieving the 94 flag, that experience will stand
us in good stead in 95. CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL! .

Remember when the present incumbents are mere names on the wall or fading photos the legacy
alike the one handed to me will be yours, guard it, cherish it, and the legend that is Parkside will live
forever.

Jim Lee

President

Thank you!

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Secretary’s Report

Well another Football season has gone and the Parkside Football Club has had a particularly
successful year.

Congratulations must go to and I would like to thank :

1. Club President Jim Lee a tireless worker within the club.

2. Vice President Patricia McDougall and Brian Wilson for their efforts and labour they put in for this
magnificent club.

3. Treasurer Craig Watt the man who controls our finances so very well.

4. Fellow committee persons, Paul Barbuto, Peter Filbin, Garry Turner, Peter Cammerino, Janet
Taylor, Chris Koutouris, Judith Lee, Mark Andrews, Bruce Findlay, Ray Barber for a thankless job well
done.

On the playing side of the field congratulations must go :

1. Our coaching staff headed by Robert Clark, John Barbuto, Robin Coffey. Without the efforts of the
above people during pre season training and the running of the competition season, to keep the
players in the physical and mental condition for such a long year, it was a job well done.

2. Medical staff headed by Vic McTaggert and his loyal hand of trainers, a job well done by all.

Once a Parksider, Always a Parksider