jim fraser

1/3/2016

Great news, another of the legends of our game has thrown his cricket cap into fray.
Socceroo #234, Jim Fraser, has nominated the Hurlstone Park Wanderers as his GrassRoots club. One of the cornerstone clubs of Sydney's Canterbury District Assoc formed in 1924, Jim played out of Ewen Park on the Cooks River as the club still does today.
A pleasure, nay honour, to have on board one of my goalkeeping idols & the man who made the cricket cap fashionable in football.

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Greg Werner began playing in 1965, with the GrassRoots club of Socceroo skipper Murray Barnes, a change of suburb at age 6 and a new club, one that would become the GrassRoots club of Rob Wheatley & after a 27 year hiatus came back to playing with the GrassRoots club of Socceroos Steve Perry, Richie Bell, Chris Iconomidis & Matilda, Justine Fisher, one could say that the links with the NT are ingrained.
At age 55, when his body gave up on playing, he took up the whistle to stay actively involved. In November of 2014 he created the GFP on Facebook to fill the void left by those in control of the game & in January 2016 launched this website.

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