For the second time in a fortnight the Fitzroy Men headed south, this time to St Bedes Mentone. In simple terms, the Tigers were playing for a finals spot, we were trying to find some winning form. Having lost to Beaumaris and St Bernards in con...
Arriving at the Brunswick Street Oval at 2 pm is a break from my normal routine. The Thirds had just come off a one-point win in the early game, the Twos were on the park ready for combat, the Senior Men in club beanies with smiles on their faces....
Join us in congratulating our past president Joan Eddy who has again been recognised by the Victorian Amateur Football Association for her exemplary leadership in community football and the development of women's football in particular. ...
At Wednesday night's training at Ramsden Street Oval, Fitzroy’s Division One Thirds received a surprise visit from former champion Fitzroy rover Leon Harris. Leon was a star for Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL. He played 186 games between 1979 and 19...
Club President David Leydon and Senior Women’s Coach Nathan Jumeau, together with a number of FFC Senior Womens players, had the great pleasure of attending the Fitzroy Junior Football Club Girls’ after match function at the Fitzroy Bowls Club on ...
After winning results from all our teams last weekend, spectacular ones at that and with the President only escaping a shout to the bar by the fact that Silv’s Thirds squad received a forfeit, all Roys teams fell short on Saturday. That’s footy I...
Fitzroy Men knew this would be a hard one. Beaumaris was one step below us on the One’s ladder, involved in a points imbroglio, still capped up to the max, and not a bad side either. We probably share a healthy respect or disrespect for each other...
It was a big build up to the Roys Women’s games against the MUGARS on Sunday at Melbourne Uni. But the weather wasn’t looking good and, in must be said, neither was the ground. But what promised to be a slog on a boggy ground turned out to be any...
Ajax, wherever they are positioned on the ladder, whatever grade they are in, always present a threat. I learnt that in my early days playing for the mighty Elsternwick FC. Never a dull moment against the Jackers. Fitzroy needed to recognise that ...
When Luci Murphy and Alexa Madden run onto the ground together at Melbourne Uni on Sunday 23 July they’ll be celebrating their 100 games for the Fitzroy Football Club, and cementing a friendship forged nearly ten years ago as trailblazers of ...
