As far as hotbeds of Australian footballing talent is concerned few can match a little place called Aberdare in the Hunter Valley, NSW.
Today's nominator is Socceroo #135, Australian Captain, Cliff Almond.
Cliff made his debut during the Sth. Africans tour of 1955 and featured in both Australia's matches at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne. He has nominated the Aberdare Rangers playing out of the aptly named Aberdare Park, which is now an athletics track situated only a stone's throw from the home ground of the Cessnock City Hornets for whom Cliff played the bulk of his senior career.
Cliff joins Kev O'Neill, John Roberts, Bill Rorke as representatives from this tiny little part of northern NSW, now a suburb of the city of Cessnock. for whom Cliff played the bulk of his senior career.
Today's nominator is Socceroo #135, Australian Captain, Cliff Almond.
Cliff made his debut during the Sth. Africans tour of 1955 and featured in both Australia's matches at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne. He has nominated the Aberdare Rangers playing out of the aptly named Aberdare Park, which is now an athletics track situated only a stone's throw from the home ground of the Cessnock City Hornets for whom Cliff played the bulk of his senior career.
Cliff joins Kev O'Neill, John Roberts, Bill Rorke as representatives from this tiny little part of northern NSW, now a suburb of the city of Cessnock. for whom Cliff played the bulk of his senior career.
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