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North Queensland Fury 3 - Adelaide United 2 (Full time score)

North Queensland Fury defeated Adelaide United 3-2, in front of a large crowd at the Larrakia Park Football Stadium on Thursday 2nd July 2009. 
Darwin's own, John Tambouras received the winning trophy from Chief Minister Paul Henderson as captain of the Fury.

A Win For Territory Football

In an announcement made today by Darwin Lord Mayor Graeme Sawyer and Chief Minister Paul Henderson, Bagot Oval will receive a much needed upgrade.

This is a joint initiative between Council and the Northern Territory Government, with majority of funds being provided by Council. It is great to see the two organisations banding together in investing in the future of football.

The upgrade will include:

  • New subgrade and turf for ovals
  • Excavation works
  • New irrigation system

Works should be completed by the end of the year, ready for the 2010 season.

Glenn Thompson was awarded the Community Services Award at the inaugural 2009 Australian Football Awards. For more than a decade, Glenn Thompson has been a proud supporter of football and has been instrumental in promoting the game in the remote town of Borroloola.

FFNT Strategic Key Elements - Have your say!!!!!!

The Board of FFNT and its CEO have put together its Strategic Key Elements document. You are now invited to make your comments. Please forward responses back to ceo@footballnt.com.au . There is plenty of time for you to respond, but ideally we would love to have responses back by the end of May.

Player Programs for season 2009

Interested in playing for the Northern Territory? Want to improve your skills?

In the Programs for players section you will find out what state programs, football academies, rising stars or complete player clinics are running in season 2009. Some of these programs have already started.

Retired stars wanted

The Northern Zone Council would like to consider starting an over 35's dry season competition playing 7 a side midweek at the Darwin Football Stadium. Expressions of interest are now being called for. Teams can register under their own team name (ie Retired Galaticos) or affiliate themselves to a club in the local competion (ie Casuarina Old Boys). If you think this is for you please email Ken at northernzone@footballnt.com.au

FFNT resources and document downloads

Please visit our Resources Section to download the latest information about FFNT. Some of the latest postings include:  

 
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