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Red Soil Toil
Friday, 28 May 2010
Friday night saw the long awaited " Battle of The Red Soilers " between Bangalow and Alstonville. The Bluedogs were red hot favourites going into the clash but rainy, cold conditions seemed to even the two sides. The pitch resembled a cake of soap that had been sitting in the bottom of the bath for to long and the quality of football was made poor. Their were moments of brilliance when a well rehearsed training move came off ( The Channel ) and a superb strike from Laura Cahill from outside the box paved the way for the Bluedogs to hold onto a 4-3 victory. Tamara Hosking must have known her beloved eels were going to be beaten as she had a strong game making sure she would win something on the weekend. Dani aka " Macca " also produced some good form on the flanks and the double scorers Penny Greenhalgh and Laura ( tim ) Cahill were instrumental in the win. The win has pushed the Bluedogs into 2nd place and with a game against last place Uki on Sunday they should further the gap between the chasers. Coach Hanigan has obviously ran out of cliches saying" it was a gritty win not a pretty win" and he is looking for a much improved effort this Sunday.
 
Super Saturday !!!!
Tuesday, 04 May 2010

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Super Saturday is back!!!


For all senior men and women players and supporters!!!
 
This Saturday 8th May 2010
At The Bangalow Bowlo
From 5.30pm
 
Seafood Raffles, Lucky door prizes
Free Nibblies
Man of the Match Drinks
Cash Prizes and Bluedog Jackets to be won!!!! 
 
2nds survive thorny Thistles. 5-2
Monday, 03 May 2010
2nd Grade rolled out their international squad on the weekend to secure another high scoring topsy turvy win. A great start saw the 2nds move into the half time latte break with a comfortable two goal lead. Bradley 'Harold' Duncan, the high scoring Scot, put one in the net early as did his northern companion Philsie just before half time.
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Today's Bluedog, tomorrows Socceroo or Matilda
Monday, 03 May 2010
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If you want a sneak peak of who might be representing Australia when we (maybe) host the 2022 FIFA World Cup - look no further than the Bangalow Under 1O's.

(Please note these images have been digitally altered to combat motion blur from the speed, skill and X-factor these young Doggies posses)

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one woman, one dream, 90 minutes
Monday, 03 May 2010
There has been many a great sporting moment in this country of ours, Australia 2 winning the Americas cup, Makivi Diva winning 3 straight Melbourne cups well now there is another " Sherese Hanigan playing 90 minutes of football with out a break ". The Bluedogs captain filled in the central defender position left vacant by the late withdrawal of Vicki Flick and full filled her childhood dream of playing a full match. The Bluedogs side totally dominated the match against the Hornetts going out winners 6-0. Kayles Hutchinson scored 4 goals and Penny Greenhalgh and Laura Cahill netted the other two, it was a freakish display of football and if it wasn't for the woodwork the score may have reached double figures. Coach Hanigan praised his " special K,s " Kahlia Flick and Kayles Hutchinson for their huge efforts up front and the ever hard working Ash Omeara out wide. But the night will be etched in every ones memory for the night that Sherese played 90 minutes.
 
Hot Diggety Dogs !!!
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
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Winners & grinners


A long break of 4 weeks between the last Callan McMillan game and a steamy ANZAC day’s grand final resulted in a few nerves finding their way into the Blue Dogs dressing room. The girls came together from 2nd, 3rd and 4th division to take on the inform Casino Cobras at Crozier. Long time 2nd division Coach Russell Barker gave his girls a motivational pre-game speech which calmed the nerves and inspired the Blue Dogs to work hard to take the trophy back to Bangalow.
 
Casino started the game strong with their young guns making the doggies defence work hard.  Our half a dozen fans in the grandstands were vocal and helped to inspire Bangalow’s defence lead by captain Catherine Kelly, Katie Willey and Anna Boyle to keep the cobras attack in check. Mia Frappell in goals confidently fended off numerous attacks despite carrying a bad hand injury. Meanwhile, up front the doggies were making numerous chances with Bec Plumber working the ball around the Casino backline and Kahlia Flick crossing the ball, both sending Casino’s defence into panic mode.
 
 
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