Tricky Kaitlyn's ready to deliver

Rangers' Kaitlyn Gunn, 10, has been selected for the second time in the Liverpool district representative team. READ ON

March 31, 2008

Exciting coaching programs announced by FFA

Home-grown coaches are key to the development of young players according to Football Federation Australia (FFA). READ ON

March 31, 2008

Still places in some teams

The 2008 season has already begun for some teams, but there are still places available in some junior, girls and all age men's teams. Contact Registrar Ron Hughes (9606 9284) for more information.

January 21, 2008

Rangers appear at crucial A-League fixture

Liverpool Rangers contributed players to the Hyundai A-League Mat Squad and Flag Bearers at Sydney Football Stadium prior to the match between Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory on January 20.

The two-all draw denied Sydney the chance to win the minor premiership.

Club Secretary Judy Hughes said the junior players and team officials involved would never forget being part of such an exciting match at A-League level.

Feedback after the game included:

Jason Disibio: The game was exciting and it was great fun to be able to take the Hyundai mat out onto the field and to be there with my team mates.

Jessica Disibio: It was an exciting day, I loved the atmosphere, and felt special to be asked to hold the flag for the guard of honour. I saw the players up close, it was great for my first time at a Sydney FC game.

George Azzi: I had a great day. I felt proud being out on the field with my team mates and to have my family watching.

Matthew Disibio: I liked the feeling of standing out on the field, especially at half time. It was my first real game and I got to spend it with my team mates. Thank you.

Jake Douglas: I am a huge fan of Sydney FC. I was excited about going to the game, but to go out onto the field was the best.

Thomas Jones: I had the best day. It felt great being out there on the field with everyone watching.

Mandela Opoku: It was my first game. I wish I could go again even just to watch. I had so much fun.

Eric Bate jnr: This was the first game I have been to. I had a great time. It was a good day and I enjoyed it.

Mohammed Hyland: I had a great day. I wish I could do it again. We sat right up the front. My team had so much fun. Thanks.

David Georgievski: It was the best. I always wanted to go on the field. Now I can say that I did that. Thank you.

Alexander Andrianopoulos: I'm a fan of Sydney FC. The day was the best fun. I saw all my favourite players. Thanks for the experience.

And from the parents and grandparents

Dave Johnson: My son and I had a great day, I was proud to see him and his team mates out on the field, they looked great and I think they did the our club proud.

Eric Bate snr: I am a grandfather and I took my grandson to the game. Neither of us have been to a game before. I would like to thank you for the opportunity, we had a fantastic time. I will remember it always.

The Coach and Manager

I felt proud and honoured to take our team to the game and watch them with the Hyundai mat.

Kathy Disibio, Manager: This was a first time for almost all of the team to attend a professional game and I loved watching the excitement on their faces throughout the day. Most of the children will not experience such a fantastic day ever again. It was a great day had by all, and will be talked about for a very long time between team mates.

Mark Disibio, Coach: It was a great day. To be able to watch the game with my team was a great experience. I was able to point out to them different game plays and they were able to give me their thoughts and opinions as well. To be able to go as a team was an added bonus. The children and parents were all very proud.

November 27, 2007

Rangers' message for Beckham

The highlight of the challenge match between Sydney FC and LA Galaxy at Telstra Stadium on November 27 was the performance of the girls from Liverpool Rangers Soccer Club: holding aloft their sign, "Bend Me Beckham". READ ON