Junior registration day is on Saturday 27th February, 2009 between 10:00AM and 02:00PM in the Social Club rooms.
See you there!
The Dingley Football Club Juniors have pleasure in announcing the coaches for the U17s, U16s, U15's, U14s and U13s for Season 2010.
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Well guys the time has come again to begin our pre season campaign. The 2010 Football season is fast approaching and it’s time to make an impression on Division-1.
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The Dingley Football Club Junior Committee are pleased to announce the following coaching appointments in the U9 – U12 age groups for 2010.
The Senior Coaching Selection panel has been through a process of evaluating prospective senior coaches for the 2010 Season and is proud to announce the reappointment of Adam Quinn as the Dingley FC Senior Coach for a record fourth year.
We would like to congratulate Adam on his reappointment and on the way he presented himself throughout the interview process.
We now look forward to working with Adam in planning the 2010 season.
Labelled in some sections of the media as a "bolter", in others merely as a "surprise inclusion", Dingley's own Jon Holland is nevertheless in the Australian 15-man squad for its seven one-day match series in India this month and next.
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The Dingley Football Club Colts for Season 2009 wearing the club's heritage Jumper.
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The certainty that our No.1 ticket holder was destined for higher honours came to fruition last week when Jon Holland was selected in the "Australia A" squad...
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In our short history in the SFL, Dingley have brought to this league hitherto unwitnessed crowd numbers, and, if nothing else-innovation! Jumping castles, heavily promoted local derby blockbusters, a fold-down cage, skydiving, a deranged correspondent, a travelling Hill Club, Margaret Patterson's lukewarm sausage rolls and last but not least, the coup de grace-The Band!
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To all who made it,
Thanks for a great day of catching up. We hope you enjoyed yourself as much as we did.
The photo board now has an A3 size collage of pictures from the day, so don't be afraid to drop in and check it out.
If you see a picture you want, let me know and I can email you a copy.
Re-union Day #2 ( for those who want more or just couldn't make it ) is V's Springvale Districts. on Sat. 1st August 2009.
We're still working on the 50th year Birthday Party, and will let you know the date as early as possible.
Please click here to register for the 50th Year Celebrations so that we can keep you informed.
Cheers, Paddy.
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Hi there Paddy,
I would like to place on record my sincere thanks to you personally and the 50th year committee for the warmth shown to me upon my return to the club for last Saturdays reunion.
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The talent and depth evident in the Dingley Football Club was recognised this week when the SFL announced the initial squads for the June 6th Interleague clash with the Riddell & District Football League at Riddell.
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Choosing a sports star (especially a home-grown one) as your No 1 member is a pretty safe bet for a football club, as it gives them instant credibility with the fans, far more so than the usual plethora of politicians, millionaires and company CEOs.
Jon Holland, Carlton and Victorian cricketer, was presented to the club faithful on a recent training night....
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The quirk of fate that had the first-round unfurling of the flag coincide with the 300th senior appearance of Brett Gneil was a glorious circumstance. When our must decorated Dingo ran through the banner proclaiming his 300th game, the Dingley faithful applauded loudly.
He is the only dual premiership player at the club, although that is an accolade he fervently hopes will be shared and even surpassed in the not too distant future.
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You can imagine the delighted reaction of the Football Club when Russell Capp, a Life Member with a long and valued involvement, approached them to purchase memberships for his daughter and son-in-law.
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Click on the BUTTON to REGISTER your interest for the upcoming celebrations and to ensure we can keep you informed on the events in Season 2009.
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Click on the BUTTON to REGISTER your interest for the upcoming celebrations and to ensure we can keep you informed on the events in Season 2009.
Apologies for the lateness of this report, which I would have considered as superfluous had it not been for the supernumerary amount of emails and verbal requests I’ve had for one last serve ( for this season) of my prolix ramblings.
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Note: A number of photo galleries of the Grand Final will posted soon on this Website as they become available.
The Dingley Seniors completed a successful season by defeating Heatherton in the S.F.L. Division 2 Grand Final last Saturday.
FINAL SCORE: Dingley 13.17-95 v Heatherton 11.9-75
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A lot of wonderful achievements at this club would be lost on us were it not for the diligence of Trevor Patterson in scrutineering records for upcoming milestones.
One that passed with little or no fanfaronade a few weeks ago was Justin Caine’s 250th appearance for the senior club.
While only a few dozen of those have been at the top level he nevertheless deserves huge accolades for his persistence and loyalty in a career at Dingley that started with the U13s in 1986.
A lot of water has passed under the bridge and, more importantly, a lot of beer has been drunk since then.
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The Dingley Reserves season has come to an end after being defeated by Murrumbeena at Springvale Reserve last Saturday.
FINAL SCORE: Murrumbeena 8.4-52 v Dingley 7.5-47
This Saturday (20/09/2008) the Dingley Seniors will be playing Heatherton in the Grand Final for 2008.
We would value the support of the local community with the Grand final being played at Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd, Springvale. (Melway Ref 79 J7).
The Seniors will be kicking off at 2:15 PM. Come along and support your local footy club. Go the Dingoes.
As part of our ongoing aim to build more content on this website, especially with regard to club history and the personalities that make it, this is the first in a series of articles featuring players who have reached milestones during the season.
This is a somewhat belated recognition of Tony Lavars’ achievement in attaining 100 senior appearances against Moorabbin Kangaroos in Round 14. Add this to well in excess of a hundred junior games and it becomes plain why this home-grown hero is so universally admired.
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In early June, some of our own Dingley supporters completed the famous Kokoda Track in New Guinea.
The idea originated with Dave Meeve late last year, [over a few cool drinks] and before long he had recruited nine others from the Football Club to pull on the walking boots and hit the hills in preparation.
The group consisted of Dave Meeve, John Wilson, Brendan O’Rourke, Pat Bowen, Adrian Hollis, John Allen, Brian Lovelock, Paul Bevan and Brian Edwards. If you know the group, you will appreciate that there are not many youngsters amongst them, but each, to a man, found it a fantastic, though difficult experience and made us all appreciate the brave young men who gave their lives so that we could enjoy what we have today.
Some of Dave’s photos are included here for your amusement.
In a few days, Peter Robinson and his dad are also making the trek.
All at the Dingley footy club wish you a safe trip.
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