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Association No: Y1061210
Our aim is to recruit, retain and continuously develop qualified referees to meet the current and future
needs of the game. We wish to raise the quality, status and benefits of refereeing, for the good of
members and in the interests of the game.
ANNUAL REPORT
TO MEMBERS
2015 SEASON
Granville District Football Referees Association – 2015 Member’s Annual Report
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OFFICE BEARERS
President: Simon Ford (replaced James Dolahenty who resigned)
Appointments Officer: Trent Kiner
Assistant Secretary: Warren Kinny
Ordinary Members: Dale Bromfield (Senior) and Jarryd McFarlane (Junior)
Secretary: Joseph Rovella
Technical Sub-Committee Chairman: Stephen Prattent
Treasurer: Michael Weekes
Vice President: Simon Ford
OFFICIAL MEMBERS
Appointment Sub-Committee: Soheil Adabjou, and Joseph Rovella
Equipment Officer: Rod McFarlane
G&DSFA Judiciary: Elliott Moretti and Brad Mitchell
Liaison Officer: Emma Higgins
Referees Administration Group: President / Secretary
Technical Sub-Committee: Soheil Adabjou, Richard Clarke, Warren Kinny; Brad Mitchell; and Stephen
Prattent
* Membership Protection Information Officer- Gregory Sheath
* Mentoring and Assessment Coordinator: Warren Kinny
* Web Master: Richard Baker
LIFE MEMBERS
Cecil Baldock
Fred Batts
John Crump
Amanda Davis
(2014)
Barry Fairley
John Kemp
(2003)
Geoffrey Leverton
(2008)
Jeffrey McGeorge
John Levvell
(2011)
Keith Moore
Joseph Rovella
(2007)
Brian Saunders
(2004)
William (Bill) Stout
Jac van Bruinessen
(1998)
(1997)
Charles Yendle
Deceased Life Members:
Harry Berle
Geoffrey Faulder
William (Bill) Mair
Jack Newhouse
Philip Thomas
(1954)
(2009)
(1959)
Arthur White
Lyn Nielsen
(1959)
(2010)
NOTE: The date above is the year the member was awarded Life Membership.
* Appointed by the Management Committee.
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The Executive - (Records Unavailable for Years prior to 1921)
Year
President
Secretary
Treasurer
1921 - 1927
P Thompson
B Hyslop
B Hyslop
1928
P Thompson
H Smith
H Smith
1929 - 1931
P Thompson
C Hyer
C Hyer
1932
A L Peaty
C Hyer
C Hyer
1933 – 1936
A L Peaty
T Ritchie
T Ritchie
1937 – 1941
J Newhouse
T Ritchie
T Ritchie
1942 – 1948
J Newhouse
G Faulder
G Faulder
1949 – 1955
J Newhouse
R Green
R Green
1956 – 1966
J Newhouse
H Berle
H Berle
1967
J Newhouse
B McCrae
B McCrae
1968 - 1969
J Newhouse
A Cox
A Cox
1970 - 1971
1972
H Berle
H Berle
G Plummer
Fred Batts
S Treloar
S Treloar
1973
1974
1975 - 1976
1977 – 1982
1982
S Blackwood
S Blackwood
Brian Saunders
Brian Saunders
Brian Saunders
Fred Batts
Fred Batts
Fred Batts
Fred Batts
Fred Batts
1983 – 1986
1987
Geoff Leverton
Geoff Leverton
1988
1989 - 1991
Barry Whiteman
Geoff Leverton
Fred Batts
Roger Sheath
(F Batts resigned)
Roger Sheath
Roger Sheath
S Treloar
A Robertson
A Robertson
Paul Micallef
G. Wade
(Paul Micallef resigned)
Jac van Bruinessen
Jac van Bruinessen
1992
Geoff Leverton
Mick Nolan
Ken Bray
1993
Roger Sheath
1994
1995
Roger Sheath
Roger Sheath
Ken Bray
(Mick Nolan resigned)
Ken Bray
Stephen Courtney
Brian Seymour
(Ken Bray resigned)
Peter Willis
Jac van Bruinessen
1996 - 1998
Neville Henderson
Stephen Courtney
Jac van Bruinessen
1999
Geoff Leverton
Joseph Rovella
Jac van Bruinessen
2000
Jeff McGeorge
Joseph Rovella
Jac van Bruinessen
2001
Neville Henderson
Paul Micallef
2002 - 2004
Neville Henderson
Joseph Rovella
(Alex Micallef resigned)
Joseph Rovella
2005
Jeff McGeorge
Joseph Rovella
Paul Micallef
2006
Jeff McGeorge
Joseph Rovella
Andrew Broadbent
2007
Jeff McGeorge
Joseph Rovella
2008
Jeff McGeorge
Joseph Rovella
James Dolahenty
(Andrew Broadbent resigned)
James Dolahenty
2009 - 2010
Ian Welch
Joseph Rovella
James Dolahenty
2011 - 2012
Lyn Nielsen
Joseph Rovella
James Dolahenty
2013
Lyn Nielsen
Joseph Rovella
James Dolahenty
2014
James Dolahenty
Joseph Rovella
Michael Weekes
Simon Ford
Joseph Rovella
Michael Weekes
2015
Ken Bray
Ken Bray
Paul Micallef
(James Dolahenty resigned)
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AWARD WINNERS
Berle, Mair, Newhouse Trophy
Awarded to the Junior Member who, in the opinion of the Committee, makes the greatest progress in
their refereeing during the current season
YEAR
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
C Osborne
A Micallef
P Crump
C Peterson
David Lambkin
Kevin Goverd
Greg Leverton
Greg Leverton
Greg Leverton
Simon Micallef
G Seal
Jim Wiblen
No Season
T Hayes
D Haymes
R Sheridan
Geoff Henderson
Matthew Barlow
Ross Goff
Chris Rollans
Matthew Calleja
Duncan Hale
Doug Calleja
Belinda Cush
David Armstrong
Mark Skillicorn
Matthew Baker
Aidan Minard
Nicholas Backo
Nicholas Backo
Mitchell Birtles
Benjamin Jonsson
Craig Ford
Ben Sansom
Brett Lorimer
Brett Lorimer
Jarryd McFarlane
Declan Broderick
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The President’s Award
Presented to the Junior Member who, in the opinion of the Committee has performed admirably during
the season in his / her first year of membership
YEAR
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
James Hunt
Matthew Lodden
Craig Ford
Rebecca Lodden & Kim Stephenson
Ben Sansom & Cameron Whittle
Ante Bakmaz
Daniel Castillo
Kiana Chessa
Nicholas Walker
Hugh White
Jason Moroun
The Arthur White Award
Presented to the Senior Member who, in the opinion of the Committee has performed admirably during
the season.
YEAR
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Steven Gilbert
Glenn Leach
Ian Welch
Khodr Yaghi
John Levvell
Paul Elson
James Dolahenty
Kieran Fisher
Steve Prattent
Steve Prattent
Dale Bromfield
The Harry Berle Members’ Member Award
Presented to the Member who, in the opinion of the majority of members has performed admirably
during the season.
YEAR
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Lyn Nielsen
Ian Welch
Ian Welch
Deniz Ulutas
Nick Backo
Kieran Fisher
Kieran Fisher
Steve Prattent
James Dolahenty
Philip Thomas Shield
Awarded to the junior member with the highest number of officiated games;
YEAR
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Daniel Castillo
Michael Patti
Mujtaba Ebrahimi
Hasan Ayata
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Geoffrey Faulder Shield
Awarded to the senior member with the highest number of officiated games.
YEAR
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Peter Wilson-Mosey
Michael Wu
Paul Elson
Michael Weekes
Charles Yendle Award
Presented to the member who, in the opinion of the Committee made an outstanding contribution in the
area of Assessment, Mentoring and Development.
YEAR
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Soheil Adabjou
Brad Mitchell
Warren Kinny
Fred Batts Assistant Referees’ Award
Presented to the member who, in the opinion of the Committee makes the greatest progress as an
assistant referee during the current season.
YEAR
2012
2013
2014
NAME
Jessica Davis
Jason Younie
Kiana Chessa
Lyn Nielsen Award
Awarded to the Member who, in the opinion of the Committee, has undertaken their match officiating with
utmost endeavor, seeking to improve and obtain assistance in their own personal development
YEAR
2013
2014
NAME
Caitlin Watts
Peter Wilson Mosey
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REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT
The 2014 AGM saw James Dolahenty voted in as President, sadly due to health reasons James had to resign in
February so as Vice President I stepped into the role.
As many of you know the GDSFA appointed a Director of Referees to oversee appointments, that role was handed
to Steve Tonkiss. After much toing and froing and the involvement of FNSW we got off to a working relationship.
I would like to thank the committee for their help and understanding this season:
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Joseph Rovella, our Secretary who seems to never sleep;
Mike Weekes our Treasurer who makes sure you all get paid;
Steve Prattent, chair of the TSC, some very informative presentations, always fun;
Brad Mitchell, Richard Clarke, Warren Kinney and Soheil Adabjou who helped Steve with courses;
Dale Bromfield and Jarryd McFarlane, our Senior and Junior Ordinary members respectively, always happy
to help out where they can, especially if someone has had a rough day;
Trent Kiner, our Appointments Officer often a thankless task working into the wee small hours;
Warren Kinney as the Mentoring and Assessment’s Officer, a hard role but we are getting through them
pretty quickly;
Emma Higgins our Liaison Officer who always seems to find some great things for the Raffle;
Rod McFarlane who keeps us in gear;
Richard Baker for keeping the website up to date;
Brad Mitchell and Elliott Moretti, our Judiciary Liaison officers who make sure your reports are up to
standard.
On the refereeing front mention should be made of Hugh White who FNSW saw fit to send to not 1 but 2 State Titles
in the same year, first time I am aware that has happened with one of our juniors, well done Hugh
Jarryd McFarlane who had the honour of doing the U18 NPL1 Grand Final, a great achievement for one of refs to
do the GF at the top level in the state.
As we head into 2016 we have another challenge in front of us with some GDSFA clubs looking to break away and
form a new Association based in the Hills. At this stage indications are that FNSW WILL NOT be sanctioning this
competition so the way ahead will be tricky again, the committee will keep you up to date as much as possible and I
am hoping that Kris Griffith Jones will be able to give us an update at the AGM, A League commitments
notwithstanding. Nevertheless, if Kris is unable to attend the committee will be looking to have an information
evening with Kris later in the year when hopefully the situation will be clearer, but remember that if you wish to
progress and the Hills is not sanctioned then you will need to stay with the oldest Referees Association in the
country.
I wish you all a good break and look forward to seeing you back, whistle in hand ready to tackle whatever we face in
the New Year
Simon Ford
President
GDFRA
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REPORT FROM THE SECRETARY
The start of the 2015 season was by far the most interesting in the history of the Association. This is how we
started off the 2015 season with an email to GDSFA dated 6th November 2014. Remember that our AGM was on
30th October 2014:
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We have had our AGM and I am in charge of the ship for the next two years for the referees association.
We have a couple of new faces and we are looking to have a dinner on Sunday, 23 November.
I would like the football association board and staff (and the better halves as well) to join us for the night.
A large get together but a simple one, to meet and greet in readiness for 2015.
The details are below. Let me know.
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This is how the GDSFA started off the 2015 season with an email to GDFRA dated 21 December 2014:
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I would like to inform you that on the 20th December 2014, the GDSFA board voted to be the governing
body of its own referees division commencing 1st January 2015. Therefore the GDSFA gives notice to the
GDFRA they will not be providing them games from any competitions governed by the GDSFA from
January 2015 onwards.
I acknowledge that the GDFRA has a deep history within FNSW and I would hate the achievements and
legacies of past members be lost to future referees. Therefore I hope the MC will act in the best interest of
its history, its present and future members by holding a SGM to give the members an opportunity to vote
whether they would like the GDFRA name to be carried over to the new referees division. The GDSFA
would like the members decision regarding the GDFRA name finalised by 31st January 2015.
In any case the board agreed that they would recognize life meberships, years of service and perpetual
awards of referees that join the new referees division.
I also hope you will inform your members within the next 48 hours of the GDSFA boards decision as
Myfootball opens for registrations 1st January 2015.
If the Management Committee has any questions I will make myself available to meet with the MC on a
night convienient to both parties. Otherwise you can contact me on the number or email listed below.
I look forward to your support to make this an even more streamlined process for the benefit of the current
referees.
I do not have the email addresses of all members of the MC so can you please forward this email onto the
MC members whose emails do not appear.
From there the Committee’s attention was devoted towards working towards securing a competition. Members
cannot begin to calculate the hours spent in meetings which included other Football and Referee Associations.
This distracted the attention of the Committee to a point where additional pressure was placed on the few to
ensure it was business as usual.
As you read other reports such as the Appointments, and TSC, you will not notice a short fall in arranging courses,
and appointments. Such is the loyalty of the Committee.
During the year there were five general meetings, an outdoor session in April and the annual seminar in March.
This is how members attended General Meetings.
Month
2007
February
March
(Seminar)
Seminar
April
69
74
75
May
June
July
August
Total
M’ship
54
78
60
111
249
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
54
62
99
55
126
57
57
56
47
49
119
81
50
71
% To
M’ship
19%
27%
76
88
68
67
76
64
72
87
216
75
56
72
57
258
99
39
51
79
280
76
49
71
64
273
No Meeting
114
No
Meeting
103
57
45
82
274
51
134
38
74
28%
55
85
82
117
276
64
67
47
69
291
54
59
48
47
261
21%
23%
18%
18%
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* Wednesday night
Membership numbers for prior years are:
 1998 = 226 - 1999 = 205 - 2000 = 209 - 2001 = 183 - 2002 = 204 - 2003 = 197 - 2004 = 222 –
2005 = 236 – 206 = 255
The Committee meetings are represented as follows:
Month
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
President
/ Vice
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Appointments
Officer
Assistant
Secretary
Junior
Ordinary
Member
Senior
Ordinary
Member
Chair
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It was a pleasure working with the President’s team and I look forward to continuing to assist where I can
in the coming two years. Appreciation to my wife (Grace) for her ongoing patience of my involvement
with the Football community.
Regards,
Joseph Rovella
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REPORT FROM THE TREASURER
Notes to the financial statement for the year ended 30th September 2015.
This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting
requirement of the Association Incorporations Act 2009(“The Act”) and the constitution of Granville District
Football Referees Association (“the Constitution”). The management committee have previously
determined that GDFRA is not a reporting entity because in the management committee’s opinion there
are unlikely to be users who are unable to command the preparation of reports tailored so as to satisfy
specifically meet all of their information needs. The Following points have been considered to determine
non-reporting status.
Stakeholder, clubs and teams do not significantly rely on the financial capacity of the association for
members to arrive at matches, the geographic nature of the association is across four council areas of
Sydney, management is run by members who are not paid, management expenses / honorariums are
paid impact to community is limited affecting only one of many sporting organisation within the districts
covered, minimal outside funding other than through affiliated bodies or members is received, these
bodies may command reports that they require.
This report has been prepared in accordance with section 47 of the Act as a Tier 2 entity and section 30
(iv) of the constitution. No Australian Accounting Standard or other authoritative pronouncements have
mandatory applicability for a special purpose report and consequently none have been applied.
No audit of this financial report is required by the Act and the management committee have taken the view
that due to the prohibitive cost of having an audit conducted and the facts that the Act does not require an
audit, that no audit will be undertaken unless specifically directed to do so by the members. The
Constitution is noted as having been written many years ago well before the legislation with section 30(iv)
only requiring the financial statement required under the Act to be prepared.
The financial report is prepared on an accrual basis except where noted otherwise and is based on
historic costs and does not take into account the changing value of money or, except where specifically
stated, current valuations of assets. Specific accounting policies are noted following.
 Administration fees / levies are recorded as due to the association effective on the day of the
matches.
 Interest revenue is recorded when received
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 Membership fees are recorded when due and at 1 January each year.
 Uniforms & Equipment sales are recorded upon delivery of the supplies to members
 Referees fees are not considered income of the association and are separately reconciled
 Affiliation fees are based on current year membership numbers and are recorded in the current
year FFA accreditation is provided for as an expense in the current year for new members
through courses. While FFA reaccreditation fees have been deducted from members who have
joined more than 4 years ago and are required to re-sit accreditation exams this year.
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 Insurance affected for both the management committee and members is via affiliated bodies.
 No further insurance are held by the association indemnifying any person.
Statement by the management committee for the year ended 30th September 2015.
In the opinion of the committee of the Granville District Football Referees Association Inc. (GDFRA) the
financial statement set out in the attached statement of income and expenditure, statement of assets &
liabilities, reconciliation of referees fees and supporting schedules & notes.
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Present a true and fair view of the financial position of GDFRA as at 30th September 2015 and its
performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with the association. Incorporation
Act 2009 (“The Act”) and the constitution of GDFRA (“The Constitution”).
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At the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that GDFRA will be able to
pay its debts as and when they fall due.
This report has been prepared by the treasurer, an Accountant. It is noted that the treasurer is not an
independent person in preparing this report.
Simon Ford
Joseph Rovella
(President)
(Secretary)
Michael Weekes
(Treasurer)
Recommendation:
 The Assessors & Mentor Development reimbursement fees for 2016 be increase
1. Full written assessment on a senior referee of $ 40.00
2. Full written assessment on a junior referee of $ 30.00
3. Mentors of senior / junior referee of $ 15.00
The impact of the $10.00 increase in assessment fees is that in 2015 this would have been
increase in expenditure of $ 520.00 while in 2014 the increase in assessment would have resulted
in an increase in expenditure of $ 1,070.00 for that year. I believe it is well over due to increase
the reimbursement for these evaluations of our referees and encourage more assessment to be
carried out in 2016 within the association. Also that the 7.5 % levy applies to the senior and junior
assessment payments:
 That the 7.5 % levy remains at its current rate for 2016.
 Within the accounts I have provided for the honorarium of $3,700.00. I recommend that this be
distributed between the president, secretary, appointment officer, the appointment committee
members (2) and the treasurer. On the following bases $750.00 to president (JD / SF),
secretary(JR), appointment officer (TK), treasurer (MW) and $350.00 each to two members of the
appointment committee.(JR, SA)
 That the association looks to introduce a rebate and rewards members for doing extra games
through the season so as to increase the coverage of games. My recommendation is that this
rebate is paid at the end of the season and the following number of games must be reach for the
reward to be trigged to members. - (i. e at 40 games and less than 65 the rebate is $5, at 65
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games and less than 90 the rebate is $10, at 90 games and less than 110 the rebate is $15, at
110 games and at less than 130 the rebate is $20, at 130 games the rebate is $25. Therefore if a
member does 67 games for the season the rebate payable to him/her would be $10, while a
member completing 89 games would also for paid a rebate of $10. These rebates are free of the
7.5% levy on games.
The cost to the association if this rebate had been payable in 2015 would have been $445, while in 2014
the cost to the association would have been $535. The association can well afford this payment. I would
exclude myself from this rebate if it is adopted by the members.
 That the association look to scan all its old records and store them in the clouds or on an external
hard drive and bite the bullet and dumps its old records that are costing the association $1542 a
year.
 That the current membership fees be maintain at their current levels of $ 95 and $ 75 respectfully
for senior and junior members.
 That the association looks to reduce the cost to new members joining the association by reducing
the cost of uniforms and the course fee to a level of $220 for juniors and $240 for seniors. (This
recommendation is for the management committee to look at).
Base on this year numbers the cost to the association of this $20 reduction would have reduced income
by $1,300.
Given these reduce income and increase in cost recommendation are under $3,000 based on this year
numbers the association can well afford to increment these recommendation and still return a profit for the
year.
 That the association looks to have its books reviewed. I have asked Warren Kinny to carry out a
review of our accounts for the last 12 months. I did inquire with the auditor who previously did the
audit for the association back in 2010 and he wanted a minimum of $4000 for 20 hours work. The
association is not required to have our books audited. The association could put the cost of an
audit to better use in the association.
 That the association endeavors to make closer tied with the clubs in the association and gain their
support for our referee courses thus increasing coverage of games throughout the association.
 That the association aim for a coverage rate of 85% or higher in 2016.
 All of these recommendations might not be practical to increment in 2016 given the formation and
startup of the plan Sydney Hills Football Association in 2016. With GDFRA being an affiliated
member of FNSW we will be unable to participate in an unsanctioned competition.
 That the association looks to make more investing in assets to stream line the delivery of
information to members by investing in technology. Given that our assets in the accounts are
almost totally written-off and the funds the association has up its sleeves.
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2015
Referees Fees Received at 30th Sept from Clubs
Invoices to Clubs via Arbiter Appointment S-Ware
Invoices to FNSW / Others
Additional Invoices
Granville District Referees Association Inc
Association Number Y1061210
Reconciliation of Referees Fees
For the period 1st October 2013 to 30th September 2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
$213,053
$0
$0
$244,501
$617
$0
$222,594
$441
$0
$219,257
$2,087
$0
$179,256
$1,541
$222
$202,175
$828
$987
$155,227
$0
$2,528
$171,043
$0
$2,078
$213,053
$245,118
$223,035
$221,344
$181,019
$203,990
$157,755
$173,121
$213,053
$0
$813
$0
$0
$32
$244,501
$617
$264
$0
$0
$116
$225,783
$0
$25
$0
$0
$0
$223,356
$97
$0
$0
$0
$0
$183,124
$0
$73
$0
$0
$0
$204,041
$842
$226
$0
$0
$0
$155,313
$2,067
$602
$0
$736
$0
$171,652
$2,033
$118
$127
$0
$0
$213,898
$245,498
$225,808
$223,453
$183,197
$205,109
$158,718
$173,930
Net Surplus / (Deficit) on Referees Fees
-$845
-$380
-$2,773
-$2,109
-$2,178
-$1,119
over and above the invoicing to clubs caused by scheduling problems or senior officials not turning up to a game and the payment to junior A/R on a game.
-$963
-$809
Referees Fees paid or payable to members at
30th September
Referees Fees through pay sheets
Referees Fees not through pay sheets
Referees Fees - Non Billable less levy
Uncollected fees from clubs from prior year
Assistant Referee fees reimbursed to U/12 by GDFRA
4th Officials in Grand Final - Premier / Super League
Arbiter Reports- Invoices to Clubs
View and Print Invoices
Granville & Districts Soccer Football Assn
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74
75
99
104
84
Total
The above schedule is from the Arbiter system and shows the total invoicing to the clubs.
Date
27/04/2015
1/06/2015
29/06/2015
27/07/2015
31/08/2015
7/09/2015
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$$$
Invoice
$21,982
$50,711
$44,756
$34,876
$55,516
$5,212
$213,053
$$$
Actual
$21,982
$50,711
$44,756
$34,876
$55,516
$5,212
$213,053
Arbiter Reports- Cash games
Invoice
$755
$680
$3,978
$3,411
$2,316
$3,930
$15,070
Actual
$755
$680
$3,978
$3,411
$2,316
$3,930
$15,070
Arbiter Total for GDSFA + Cash on Day games
C of C Series games 2014
Referee Account Deficit
$228,123.00
$2,493.00
$844.54
7.5 % Levy
$17,109.23
$186.98
$63.34
S/Be Collected 7.5% Levy
7.5 % Levy per Accounts (Actual) Collected
Variance
Cause of Variance - Write back of uncollectable levy on cash games
Cause of Variance - Rounding
$231,460.54
Paid In Cash on the Day
87
88
89
90
91
103
Total
Date
30/03/2015
27/04/2015
1/06/2015
29/06/2015
27/07/2015
7/09/2015
$9.00
$1.68
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$17,359.54
$17,348.86
$10.68
ASSETS
Current Assets
2015
Statement of Assets &
Liabilities
as at 30th September 2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
Cash at Bank - CBA Cheque A/C
Cash at Bank - CBA On-line Saver
Term Deposit - CBA
Inventory
Debtors
less Provision for Doubtful Debt
Other Debtors
Prepayment
$49,750
$59,990
$6,958
$49,153
$0
$0
$45
$20,632
$41,921
$8,654
$49,875
$0
$43
$44,217
$39
$8,950
$56,038
-$2,956
-
$40,161
$50
$12,318
$4,755
$82,564
-$37
-
$40,283
$12,318
$3,476
$71,444
-
$13,725
$12,318
$4,430
$125,641
-$12,800
-
$2,818
$12,318
$4,978
$118,813
-$1,800
-
$39,754
$12,003
$3,064
$56,241
-
$6,235
$11,501
$3,308
$50,629
-
Total Current Assets
Non - Current Assets
Training Equipment
Less Accumulated Depreciation
Administration Equipment
Less Accumulated Depreciation
$165,895
$121,125
$106,288
$139,811
$127,521
$143,314
$137,127
$111,062
$71,673
$1,378
-$1,378
$6,066
-$5,888
$1,378
-$1,378
$5,781
-$5,000
$1,378
-$760
$5,781
-$2,993
$1,378
-$455
$6,081
-$2,615
$4,109
-$3,338
$4,109
-$2,820
$3,357
-$2,662
$3,357
-$1,515
$3,097
-$414
Total Non -Current Assets
Total Assets
$178
$166,074
$782
$121,907
$3,406
$109,694
$4,389
$144,200
$771
$128,292
$1,289
$144,603
$695
$137,822
$1,842
$112,904
$2,683
$74,356
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LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Accrued Expenses (Hon Fees) s
Creditors - Referees Fees
Creditors - Others ( Aff Fees, Accredit 2015
Creditors - Club Advances
Referees course/ fees in Advance
Grants received in Advance
Total Current Liabilities
$3,700
$41,837
$12,904
$95
$58,536
$3,815
$5,023
$14,420
$787
$24,045
$21,620
$4,492
$26,112
$8,136
$34,671
$11,468
$5,968
$60,243
$6,210
$46,682
$2,117
$55,009
$6,780
$64,442
$1,058
$72,280
$5,600
$59,327
$64,927
$5,200
$45,588
$945
$700
$52,433
$5,895
$11,401
$17,296
Net Assets
$107,537
$97,862
$83,582
$83,957
$73,283
$72,323
$72,895
$60,471
$57,060
$97,862
$9,675
$107,537
$83,582
$14,280
$97,862
$83,957
-$375
$83,582
$73,284
$10,673
$83,957
$72,323
$961
$73,284
$72,894
-$571
$72,323
$60,470
$12,424
$72,894
$57,060
$3,410
$60,470
$39,390
$17,670
$57,060
$305
274
$306
274
$268
273
Represented by :
Total retained Surplus
$409
*263
$335
**291
$258
280
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$283
258
$280
216
$229
249
Cash Flow for 2015
Net Income for the Year
Stock
Trade Debtors
Other Debtors
Prepayment
Office Equipment less Accum Depn
Training Equipment less Accum Depn
Accrued Expense
Trade Creditors
Other Creditors
Club Overpayment
Referees Membership in Advance
2015
2014
$6,958
$49,153
$0
$45
$178
$1,378
$3,700
$41,837
$12,904
$0
$95
$8,654
$49,875
$43
$0
$782
$1,378
$3,815
$5,023
$14,420
$787
$0
Movement
$1,696
$722
$43
-$45
$603
$0
-$115
$36,814
-$1,516
-$787
$95
-----------
Net Cash flow from Operating Activities
Cash at the beginning of the period
Cash at the end of the period 30th Sept 2015
Total
$9,675
$37,511
$62,554
$109,740
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Schedule of Profit / Loss from Uniform Sales
Opening Stock 1st Oct
Add Purchases
2015
$8,654
$7,337
2014
$8,950
$11,141
2013
$4,755
$13,459
2012
$3,476
$14,133
2011
$4,430
$9,210
2010
$4,978
$7,411
2009
$3,064
$10,057
2008
$3,308
$8,684
Stock Available for sale
$15,991
$20,091
$18,214
$17,609
$13,640
$12,389
$13,121
$11,992
Less Stock 30th September
$6,958
$8,654
$8,950
$3,894
$3,476
$4,430
$4,978
$3,064
Cost of Goods Sold
$9,032
$11,437
$9,264
$13,715
$10,164
$7,959
$8,143
$8,928
$10,501
$13,010
$9,291
$8,953
$11,176
$5,253
$9,184
$8,544
$1,469
$1,573
$27
-$4,762
$1,012
-$2,706
$1,041
-$384
Sales for the year
Surplus / Deficit
Note: Sales written back for non-collection of $136 in 2015.
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Schedule of Assets
Training Equipment
Beep Flags
Admin Equipment
Laptop - Assistant secretary
Laminator
Laptop -E & ESC
Laptop - Software Upgrade
(J.D)
Printer for Secretary (J.R)
Filing Cabinet for treasurer ( J.D)
Ipad Tablet for Secretary (J.R)
Computer for secretary (J.R)
Purchase
Date
Accum Deprec
Deprec
Expense
1/03/2010
$1,378
$1,378
$0
3/04/2007
30/05/2007
30/01/2010
$760
$130
$809
$760
$130
$809
$0
$0
$0
26/02/2010
27/05/2010
25/09/2010
8/11/2011
6/08/2012
$30
$164
$249
$1,001
$2,638
$30
$164
$249
$1,001
$2,638
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$35
$746
$5,781
$5,781
$0
$781
$98
$139
$48
$30
$59
$18
$68
$80
$30
$30
$59
$18
$6,066
$5,888
$178
$888
Total
Printer for Secretary (J.R) - HP Office Jet
4630
External Storage 2TB Toshiba (J.R)
Printer for Secretary (J.R) - HP envy 4500
Cost
Written
Down
Value
25/10/2014
23/08/2014
23/08/2014
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$0
Membership fees Received
Administration Fee
Levies on Referees Fees (7.5%)
FFA reaccreditation Fees recovered from
members
Late payment fee to Clubs
Fines / Levies on Members
Referees Courses
Interest Received
Raffles
Grants Received
Law Book Sales
Sales of Referees Uniforms & Equipment
Appeal fees Returned
Other Income / Donation / Gifts received /Discount
GDSFA Dinner Recovered
Inspectors fees received FNSW / NSWSRI
Assessors course Fees recovered from member
GPT Hearing fees recovered from Member
Statement of income & Expenditure for the year ending 30th September 2015.
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
$20,665
$21,463
$18,655
$16,493
$15,411
$14,326
$0
$0
$0
$12,820
$0
$25,300
$17,286
$19,300
$18,089
$17,802
$13,688
$0
2009
$14,094
$19,291
$0
2008
$12,161
$25,642
$0
$0
$0
$35
$4,100
$1,763
$1,442
$0
$0
$0
$0
$2,245
$5,125
$1,344
$1,363
$3,737
$0
$0
$117
$1,005
$3,705
$959
$1,889
$0
$0
$0
$906
$225
$4,905
$815
$974
$2,117
$0
$770
$0
$0
$4,055
$1,231
$1,199
$1,058
$0
$0
$0
$0
$5,285
$1,057
$1,235
$3,500
$750
$0
$450
$0
$5,217
$1,414
$1,077
$0
$0
$0
$0
$202
$3,344
$635
$1,312
$0
$0
$10,501
$13,010
$9,291
$8,953
$11,176
$5,253
$9,184
$8,544
$0
$77
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$306
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$87
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$10
$0
$100
$0
$0
$400
$0
$0
$75
$0
$0
$0
$0
$160
$0
$50
$150
$0
$0
$150
$0
$0
$0
$400
$40
$150
$0
$0
$0
GDFRA - 100 year Dinner
Ticket Sales
Auction Receipts
Less Dinner Costs
Net Deficit on GDFRA 100 year Dinner
Total Income
Increase / (Decrease) in income from previous
year
$5,460
$1,000
-$9,798
-$3,338
$55,869
$67,894
$53,797
$66,120
$49,063
$57,066
$50,877
-$12,025
$14,097
-$12,323
$17,057
-$8,003
$6,189
$1,785
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$49,092
$11,413
Membership Fees have been over the Years
Membership Fees - Senior
Membership Fees - Junior
Inactive Members
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
$95
$75
$90
$70
$85
$65
$80
$60
$75
$55
$70
$50
$70
$50
$70
$50
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$30
n/a
n/a
$60
$40
$ 20 /
$10
$60
$40
$ 20 /
$10
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
5%
12.5
12.5
15%
19%
n/a
$50
$50
n/a
Levies on Referees fees over the years
Levy on Appointed Games
Administration Fees to Clubs (07 & 08) or Football Assoc
The major component of the membership fee is the $40
paid to FNSW
The course fees are set by the Management Committee
Entrance Course
Level 3 Course
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$40
$40
$30
$30
$30
$60
n/a
$55
$50
$55
n/a
$55
$20
$50
n/a
The FFA Accreditation fee which is $22 and maintains referee registration for 4 years , this is included in the
entrance course fees and to be paid by GDFRA to FNSW. With FFA re-accreditation fees or any upgrade
fees are invoiced, these are to be deducted from referee fees at the time.
Assessor Fees
Full Assessment of Juniors
Full Assessment of Senior
Non-graded assessment Juniors
Non-graded assessment Seniors
Mentors Sheets
Cost of Basic Referees Kit
$20
$30
$10
$20
$30
$10
$20
$30
$10
$20
$30
$10
$15
-
$20
$30
$10
$15
-
$20
$30
$10
$15
-
$20
$30
$10
$15
-
$105
$105
$100
$109
$109
$109
$115
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$15
$20
$5
$10
-
$15
$20
$5
$10
-
Our Experience
Please Note : figures include Life Members who between
them account for 568 years of experience.
We have 15 (Fifteen) Life members 2015.
Years
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
Members
263
291
272
274
273
280
258
217
249
225
236
221
196
Experience
1558
1618
1486
1494
1491
1627
1537
1387
1376
1346
1410
1353
1238
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Av. Experience
5.92
5.56
5.46
5.45
5.46
5.81
5.96
6.39
5.53
5.98
5.97
6.12
6.32
REFEREE FEES COLLECTED
(EXLUDED CASH GAMES)
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
$213,053 $244,501 $222,594 $221,433 $180,381
2009
$158,717
2008
$173,930
2007
$145,738
2006
$145,625
2005
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
$2,123
$2,202
$2,144
$2,180
$1,688
$2,466
$2,075
$2,084
$2,201
$1,958
$1,938
$1,667
$2,368
$1,972
$610
$750
$733
$732
$598
$768
$708
131
2
7
22
153
4
15
36
147
1
13
42
142
1
11
41
140
0
5
23
142
1
14
35
$4,784
$4,210
$3,787
$3,848
$3,321
$3,071
$2,457
$4,495
$1,151
$4,104
$1,530
$3,419
$1,478
$3,593
$1,349
$2,970
$1,180
$2,716
$1,177
$1,032
REFEREE FEES COLLECTED
(EXLUDED CASH GAMES)
Statistics for the 2015 season - Breakdown of Individual referees
fees
(excluding members with $ 0 in fees and cash games )
Junior Members (19 as at 1st
January)
Highest amount collected for a junior
member
Next Highest amount collected for a junior
member
Average amount collected for a junior
member
Counted Members
Greater than $2000
Greater than $1500
Greater than $1000
Senior Members
Highest amount collected for a senior
member
Next Highest amount collected for a senior
member
Average amount collected for a senior members
2010
$205,658
2015
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1
-
Counted Members
Greater than $4500
Greater than $4000
Greater than $3500
Greater than $3000
Greater than $2500
Greater than $2000
Greater than $1500
Greater than $1000
Av. amount earned by seniors & juniors combined
Please note we had members who
during the year did not officiate at all
93
1
3
6
10
15
22
33
50
85
2
6
12
17
24
37
48
$852
$1,029
26
42
80
1
5
15
22
33
54
$996
89
2
4
9
22
39
50
$970
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81
1
5
13
25
45
$811
82
1
2
9
30
47
$738
5
-
Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year ending 30th September 2015.
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Expenditure:
AGM Costs
Appeal Fees
Assessor Fees - reimbursement for local competition
Assessor Fees - NSWSRI / FNSW competition
Audit Fees
Affiliation Fees - GDSFA
Affiliation Fees - FNSW / NSWSRI
Affiliation Fees - FFA accrued fees to FNSW (part of course fees)
Affiliation Fees - FFA reaccredit Fees (deduct from Referee Fees)
Bad Debts provision (Kewpies )
Bank Charges
Course - Assessors courses
Course - Presenter / Instructor training course
Course - Talent Accreditation Programme (fitness TAPS)
Course - Fitness session for members / Ground Hire
Course - Sudanese, Sport First Aid , Other Expense
Depreciation of Assets
Donations, Sponsorship, Floral tributes, Gifts
Field test expenses & Member upgrade
GDSFA Dinner
General Purpose Tribunal fees passed on to members
Hire of Rooms - Course, general meeting, judiciary
Honorariums
Licence - Arbiter appointment software
Lodgement Fees - Office of Fair Trading
Printing Stationary & Postage
Purchase of Law Charts & Course Materials
Purchase of DVD / Videos
Equipment for new members out of grant
Flash Drives for lending to members out of grant
Purchase of Referees Uniforms & Equipment for resale
$1,332
$0
$1,660
$0
$0
$0
$10,000
$1,430
$0
$0
$327
$0
$0
$0
$65
$219
$888
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$4,150
$2,610
$313
$371
$3,520
$0
$0
$0
$1,705
$0
$3,640
$0
$0
$0
$11,200
$1,496
$418
-$1,848
$316
$0
$0
$0
$2,219
$1,211
$2,625
$30
$0
$0
$0
$0
$2,900
$2,030
$84
$573
$3,605
$0
$0
$915
$1,242
-$100
$2,340
$0
$0
$0
$14,550
$1,980
$0
$2,956
$294
$0
$0
$82
$2,143
$0
$983
$260
$0
$0
$0
$0
$2,200
$1,894
$82
$238
$2,496
$0
$0
$0
$1,435
$100
$2,650
$100
-$2,310
$0
$7,470
$4,224
$0
$37
$479
$100
$0
$110
$2,056
$0
$1,399
$227
$0
$0
$0
$290
$3,225
$1,695
$158
$334
$4,703
$0
$0
$0
$1,162
$0
$1,090
$0
$0
$400
$7,640
$0
$858
$0
$732
$0
$578
$1,418
$1,628
$0
$517
$200
$0
$0
$0
$290
$3,975
$1,700
$174
$1,007
$2,574
$0
$0
$0
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$865
$400
$1,855
$0
$2,520
$10
$6,620
$0
$0
$12,800
$584
$100
$0
$128
$0
$0
$958
$0
$0
$640
$150
$410
$3,750
$1,849
$309
$762
$2,379
$792
$2,110
$0
$1,061
$0
$1,590
$0
$2,630
$10
$4,570
$0
$0
$1,800
$593
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$1,147
$212
$0
$1,195
$0
$250
$3,150
$1,878
$123
$1,095
$1,525
$0
$0
$0
$1,673
$600
$0
$0
$3,010
$10
$6,740
$0
$0
$0
$478
$350
$360
$0
$0
$0
$1,101
$380
$50
$0
$0
$150
$5,100
$1,352
$178
$869
$906
$825
$0
$0
OPENING Balance 1/10 (incl. 2012 seminar gear in inventory)
ADD PURCHASES
LESS CLOSING Balance 30/9
COGS(Cost of Goods Sold)
Course Rebate to new members (gear set at lower rate 2009)
Raffle Expenses
Referees Fees net Deficit - see attached schedule
Seminar Expenses (gear, catering, printing, assessment pads)
Service to equipment - Repairs / Others
State Title expenses
Storage Costs
Trophies & Badges
Telephone & Communication Expenses
Internet Reimbursements
Telephone & Mobile (AO, Sec ,Pres, Treas)
Website Expenses
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
$8,654
$7,337
-$6,958
$9,032
$0
$1,067
$845
$978
$98
$0
$1,542
$1,920
$8,950
$11,141
-$8,654
$11,437
$0
$721
$380
$849
$0
$0
$1,428
$1,462
$4,755
$13,459
-$8,950
$9,264
$0
$951
$2,773
$368
$188
$750
$1,273
$1,087
$3,476
$14,133
-$3,894
$13,715
$0
$173
$2,109
$2,411
$385
$2,387
$1,169
$1,053
$4,430
$9,210
-$3,476
$10,164
$0
$309
$2,178
$0
$958
$3,066
$1,317
$1,020
$4,978
$7,411
-$4,430
$7,959
$0
$325
$1,119
$1,350
$125
$2,096
$814
$219
$3,064
$10,057
-$4,978
$8,143
$0
$150
$963
$551
$0
$1,750
$0
$237
$3,308
$8,684
-$3,064
$8,928
$720
$285
$809
$510
$84
$1,415
$0
$3,202
$0
$3,477
$0
$3,869
$0
$3,498
$0
$3,283
$200
$2,717
$523
$2,916
$1,138
$2,379
$918
$4,344
$350
$350
$380
$280
$230
$200
$312
$335
$46,194
$53,614
$54,172
$55,447
$48,102
$57,637
$38,452
$45,682
Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year ending 30th September 2015 (Continued)
Increase / (decrease) expense from previous year
Net Surplus / (Deficit)
Surplus (Deficit) per member
Number of Members
-$7,420
-$558
-$1,275
$7,345
-$9,535
$19,185
-$7,230
$45,682
$9,675
$14,280
-$375
$10,673
$961
-$571
$12,425
$3,410
$37
$263
$49
**291
-$1
$274
$39
$274
$4
$273
-$2
$280
$48
$258
$16
$216
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30th
Nov
2014
$7,640
31st
Dec
2014
$1,733
Schedule of Cash Receipts as at 30th September 2015
31st
30th
31st Jan 28th Feb 31st Mar 30th Apr
May
June
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
$1,733
$1,733
$1,733
$550
$1,681
$7,285
31st
July
2015
$31,173
31st
Aug
2015
$27,473
30th
Sept
2015
$21,548
Opening Balance
31st Oct
2014
$49,875
Invoices for month
-
-
-
-
-
-
$2,028
$21,876
$50,637
$45,112
$35,843
$61,560
$217,056
$42,236
-$5,907
-
-
-
-$1,183
-$898
$16,272
$26,749
-$48,812
$41,769
-$33,956
$217,779
$7,640
$1,733
$1,681
$7,285
$31,173
$27,473
$21,548
$49,152
$49,152
Less Cash Receipts
Closing Balance
$1,733
$1,733
$1,733
$550
Total
$49,875
The above schedule shows the invoicing and cash receipts for the last 12 months. The total amount outstanding at the end of each period
Reconciliation of Invoices to Billing to clubs for Referee Fees
Total Invoicing for the 12 month ending 30th September 2015.
Less
$217,056
Greystanes FC - purchase Referee Shirts (Apr'15)
Baulkham Hill Course paid by the club (Apr'15)
FNSW - School Program new referee Rego(Jun'15)
Newington Parking Fee at Tom Wills Oval (Jul'15)
FNSW - Reimbursement Cash Game (Aug'15)
WSW - School Cup in Granville cash games (Aug'15)
Rydalmere FC -cash game A/R fail to collect fees (Sept'15)
Nepean Referee -sold to 2015 law book at cost
(Sept'15)
$348
$1,680
$375
$250
$150
$420
$30
$750
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$4,003
$213,053
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Clubs in-debtness to GDFRA as At 30th September 2015.
Auburn District
$2,692
2
3
4
5
Auburn FC
Baulkham Hills
Castle Hill United
Castle Hill RSL
$3,151
$5,749
$3,754
$3,386
6
7
8
9
FNSW
GDSFA
Granville Kewpies Ariana
Granville Rage
$375
$335
$1,075
$746
10
11
12
13
Granville Waratah
Guildford County
Holroyd Rangers
Kellyville Kolts
$521
$938
$3,211
$4,083
14
15
16
17
Lidcombe Churches
Lidcombe Waratah
Merrylands SFC
Nepean Referees Group
$235
$910
$1,362
$750
18
19
20
21
Newington Gunners
Norwest
Rouse Hill Rams
Rydalmere FC
$1,835
$1,427
$1,989
$1,876
22
23
24
25
St. Michael's B/Hill
Toongabbie Demons
Wentworthville Uniting Church
Wenty Waratah
$3,754
$1,549
$477
$2,976
$49,152.50
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Funds at Bank
120000
100000
Dollars $$$
80000
60000
Series1
40000
20000
0
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TREASURER’S Report
I would like to especially thank Simon, Joseph, Trent, Steve, Soheil, Rod and Emma for all their help and
guidance during the year. The result could not have been achieved without all the hard work and
dedication of these people and the other members of our committee Dale and Jarryd and all our members.
Yes the year has been full of distraction and the questionable attempt by the football association to
exclude us from the competition. The sad point being our coverage of games was down and our member
numbers were down by 28 members from last year.
This year result saw a profit of $ 9,675 mainly achieved by the reduction in expenditures for the year being
down by $ 7,420 compared to last year expenses.
1. The main areas of cost saving were the nonuse of a personnel trainer for our fitness session
which created a saving of $ 2,154.
2. The expenditure for courses run by the association were down by $992
3. Our affiliation fees payable to FNSW are down by $1,200 but the downside of this is reduction is
in membership numbers which lead to reduce coverage of games by the association.
4. Our depreciation expense is down this year by $1,737 because of the action taken in 2014 to write
off assets greater than three year in the accounts.
5. Our expenditure for assessment and mentor fees were down by $ 1,980 due to the reduce
number of assessment carried out, in the association this year. It is hoped that by increasing the
remuneration for these services, it will lead to greater number of assessment in 2016.
6. The year also saw the reduction in purchases of uniforms and equipment and cost saving to the
association of $2,405 for cost of goods sold.
7. Expenditure for Honorarium increase due to the members voting at the 2014 AGM to increase
these payment to the executive committee in 2014 and the under provision in the accounts by the
treasurer by $1,250.
8. Expenditure for Trophies and badges has increase this year because of the doubling of last year
order for pins for 10year service increase in costs of $458.
9. This season saw the increase in the referees account with an increase in expenditure to $ 845
and increase of $465. The $845 represents payment to A/R’s not pass on to clubs because of the
non-showing of a senior official for the games they were on.
10. As was mention at last year AGM I expected increase in the costs of arbiter due to the falling
Australia dollar making the cost of our appointment system more costly to us by $580. I would
expect this to also be the case for next year with the Australia falls still having a negative effect in
exchange rates to US dollars.
In regards to income for the year: ----1. Membership registrations were down with 28 less members this year, thus leading to reduce income
of $798.
2. The amount of funds raised by the levy was down by $2,015 because of reduced coverage.
3. This year the association did not receive a grant from the NSWSRI. While last year was $3,737.
4. The amount raised by the issuing of fines to members was down by $2,210 this in part was cause by
the change in the appointment officer.
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5. The year also saw reduce income from referees courses with fewer new members joining our ranks
than in previous years by $1,025.
6. The year also saw the reduce level of sales of uniforms and equipment to members by $2,509 this in
part was caused by fewer people doing the referees course this year and members having purchase
uniforms last year.
The accounts included accrual for the following 1. Catering costs for AGM at Merrylands Bowling Club $860
2. Cost of Trophies for presentation at AGM $820
3. Cost of badges for presentation at AGM (i.e. 10year, 20year, 35year service to the
association) $352
4. Mobile phones costs from Optus & Telstra. $65 & $90 respectfully for the period from the 10th
of September to the 30th September.
Our statement for Asset and Liability saw our funds at the Bank increase over the last financial
year with the clubs in the association doing the right thing and paying us on a more timely bases
and the reduction in expenditure over the period help to increase our liquidity.
In regards to uniforms and equipment Rod has been able to reduce our holding in uniforms by
$1,696. Well done Rod.
Our level of debtors is on par with last year figure at $49,152 and at 15/10/15 this figure is down
to $14,745.50.
The reason for the large jump in creditors referee fees is caused by the delay in payment to
senior referee members, whose payment has been withheld until after the AGM. I would like to
thank all members for agreeing to this at our last meeting in August.
The creditors other amount are funds payable to FNSW for affiliation fees for 2015 of $10,000
and $2,904 payable FFA for accreditation fees for 2015 and 2014 reaccreditation.
The surplus of $107,537 will help carry the association through the initial months of next year
outgoings before the season begins and the payment to members for the first month of the
season.
In regards to the accounts, I close-off invoicing to the clubs on the last Sunday of the month
except for final series of games and issue invoices to the clubs by the 15th of the new month.
th
Between the last Sunday of the month and 15 of the new month all referees payment are
process into the MYO system and the arbiter system.
I would like to once again thank all the members for their support over the last year in being patient
with your payment and I hope to see you all returning in 2016 and having a healthy festive season.
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At the time of going to press, the winds of change are still amongst us with the Sydney Hills
association formation and some of my recommendation might not be financially variable in 2016.
You’re faithfully,
Mike Weekes.
Treasurer
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REPORT FROM THE APPOINTMENTS OFFICER
The following table shows some statistics around games available for appointments (as of 12/10/2015).
Number of Games
2013
2014
2015
Total
Suspended (Disciplinary Related)
Forfeits
Covered for Centre
Covered for Centre & AR1
Covered for Centre & AR1 & AR2
4,823
76
97
3,697 (76.7%)
2,315 (48.0%)
1,528 (31.7%)
5,063
72
86
3,996 (78.9%)
2,437 (48.1%)
1,776 (35.1%)
5574
21
118
3801 (68.2%)
2134 (38.3%)
1468 (26.3%)
The coverage for Sunday and weekday games was close to 100%. Below is the estimated members’
availably for Saturdays.
Year
2013
2014
2015
Active
Members
253
263
238
Ready
Members
225
230
210
Total
Available
140
142
125
Seniors
Available
45
50
42
Juniors
Available
95
92
83
Available
All Day
46
40
35
Available
Part Day
94
102
90
The following tables show some statistics around the total number of games any individual member
completed during the season (as of 12/10/2015). Note that the number of appointments for a member
largely depends on their availability. The total number of completed games includes appointed as an AR.
Number of Games by Members
1 to 10 Games
11 to 20 Games
21 to 30 Games
31 to 40 Games
41 to 50 Games
51 to 60 Games
61 to 70 Games
71 to 80 Games
81 to 90 Games
91 to 100 Games
101 plus Games
Members
2012
75
44
29
62
31
16
2
2
Members
2013
38
46
44
32
24
19
12
10
1
0
1
Members
2014
36
43
48
37
22
16
12
10
8
4
0
Members
2015
52
51
37
43
16
16
9
4
7
3
3
Summary
2012
2013
2014
2015
Total Members Appointed Games
Total Number of Completed Appointments
Average Number of Games per Member
Members With Above Average Games
Highest number of Games For a Member
* Includes cancelled/forfeited appointments.
261
7,716
30
113 (43.3%)
122
232
7,405*
32
102 (43.9%)
105
236
8,209*
35
96 (40.1%)
100
226
7403*
33
69 (31%)
116
Below statistics is on appointment refusals by members. A no show is where a member accepted, but
did not turn up. A decline is where after being available and appointed the member declined the game.
A turn-back is similar to a decline, but actioned by the appointments officer on behalf of a member.
Not all appointment refusals are unreasonable. The appointment system, arbiter is not capable of
recording the nature (reasonableness) of a refusal.
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Refusal Type
2012
2013
2014
2015
No Show
Decline
Turn-Back
78
1,096
266
1,393 (18.1%)
N/A
32
929
259
1,220 (16.5%)
72%
41
623
200
865 (10.5%)
46%
177
1246
48
1471 (26%)
81%
N/A
28
13
45
Total
Highest % of Refused games by
One Member (20+ appointments)
Highest Number of Refused
games by One Member
Declines result in the loss of thousands of dollars of levies to the association. It also equates to pointless
consumption of tens of hours of Appointment Sub-Committee’s time.
Congratulations to the following members on refereeing GDSFA Grand Final centres:
Game
U12/1
Official
Mathew Knight
Game
U18/1
Official
Matthew Sheath
Game
U12G/1
Official
Lily Tomlin
U12/2
Peter Geagea
U18/2
Alexander Walker
U12G/2
Matthew Strachan
U12/3
Adam Kenna
U21/1
Declan Broderick
U14G/1
Matthew Sheath
U12/4
Mert Koc
U21/2
Terence Coady
U14G/2
Nicholas Walker
U12/5
Sophie Maher
AAM/5
Kent Rogers
U16G/1
Conor Keane
U13/1
Savannah Walker
AAM/6
Stephen Tonkiss
U16G/2
Alina Geagea
U13/2
Deren Keski
AAM/7
Paul Farnhill
U19G/1
Christopher Nevatte
U13/3
Matthew Strachan
AAM/8
Gregory Roberts
AAL/2
Michael Weekes
U13/4
Jade Jonsson
AAM/9
Warren Kinny
AAL/3
Richard Clarke
U13/5
Tarun Muddasani
AAM/10
Steven Sarlog
AAL/4
Nicholas Rugg
U14/1
Hugh White
AAM/11
Phillip Downes
O35L/1
Peter Wilson-Mosey
U14/2
David Lamb
AAM/12
Raymond Eshou
O35L/2
Steven Sarlog
U14/3
Tom Steller
AAM/13
Robert Vallis
LPL
Trent Kiner
U14/4
Merage Ebrahimi
AAM/14
David Vorreiter
U14/5
Patrick Mitchell
AAM/15
Richard Clarke
U15/1
Christopher Nevatte
O35/1
Paul Elson
U15/2
Declan Roberts
O35/2
Wilfried Filipczyk
U15/3
Carlo Tassone
O35/3
Brad Mitchell
U15/4
Senthil Sockalingam
O35/4
Jorge Chessa
U16/1
Luke Pevey
O35/5
Steven Sarlog
U16/2
Nicholas Walker
O35/6
Angelo Koulouris
U16/3
Michael Weekes
O45/1
James Nicolaou
U16/4
John Kemp
O45/2
Clement Sheraton
U17/1
Mitchell Sutherland
SL1
Dale Bromfield
U17/2
Christopher Lay
SL2
Peter Wilson-Mosey
U17/3
Rodney Hopkins
PL1
Stephen Prattent / Soheil Adabjou
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Some facts about our coverage of Football NSW games:
Grade
Number of Games Officiated
Frank Broughton Cup U12
3
C of C 12 &12W
4
C of C 13 & 14 & 14W
6
C of C 15 & 16 & 16W
7
C of C 17
3
C of C 18 & 18W
5
C of C 21 & 21W
2
C of C AAM
8
C of C O30W & O35 & O45
6
State Bill Cullinan Cup AAM
2
State Cup AAW
2
State Cup O35
4
State Cup 12 & 12G
9
State Cup 13; U14 & 14W
17
State Cup 15 & 16 & 16W
24
State Cup 17 & 18 & 18W
5
State Robertson Cup U21
2
FNSW Premier League 1 - U12 to U18
10
FNSW Premier League 2 - U12 to U18
20
FNSW State League 1 - U16 & U18
14
Regional League 12 / 13 / 14 / 15
97
FNSW Women’s State League
– Reserve & 1st Grade
15
FNSW Women’s State League - U13 to U17
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Total Games Officiated
298
FNSW games in 2014 were 259.
If we had the numbers in our Elite Group, I could have accepted two and sometimes three Regional
League assignments each week (U12 – U13 – U14 and U15). The home clubs would have been:
Granville Rage – Hills Brumbies – Rydalmere Lions. John Levvell and I are hopeful subject to numbers,
to expand our one field allocation for 2015, to two fields in 2016.
Congratulations to the following members on their appointment to Football NSW Elite Games:
State, Robertson & Cullinan Cup - Grand Final – U16W (July)
o
Mitchell Sutherland – Referee
o
Alexander Walker – AR 1
o
Nicholas Walker – AR 2
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State, Robertson & Cullinan Cup - Grand Final – O35 Men (July)
o
Jarryd McFarlane – Referee
o
Hugh White – AR 1
o
Luke Pevey – AR 2
Champion of Champions Grand Final – U13 Boys (October)
o
Nicholas Walker – Referee
o
Alexander Walker – AR 1
o
Harrison Towner – AR 2
Champion of Champions Grand Final – O45 Men (October)
(Postponed to a later date)
o
Soheil Adabjou – Referee
o
Jarryd McFarlane – AR 1
o
Luke Pevey – AR 2
Regards,
Soheil Adabjou; Trent Kiner; & Joseph Rovella
Appointments Sub-Committee
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TECHNICAL SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT
2015 was my first year as Chair of the Technical Sub-Committee after being a member of the TSC for the
past couple of years. I can honestly say it was a turbulent year for the whole Branch and a real eyeopener for me to be involved at MC level for the first time. I will leave it to others to comment on the
direction of the Branch however, and stick to the coaching and training activities of the TSC.
COURSES
We ran 3 Level 4 Referee’s courses during 2015.
1. Course 1 at Merrylands Bowling Club:
2. Course 2 at Castle Hill Utd clubhouse:
3. Course 3 at Baulkham Hills Sporting Club:
26 attendees 9/2/15
29 attendees 10/3/15
15 attendees 19/4/15
From these courses 66 attendees joined the Branch and 4 are refereeing SSF matches at Baulkham Hills
Soccer Club. We also had members attending upgrade courses at FNSW.
 Course 1 Level 3 Theory:
7 attendees 16/6/15
 Course 2 Level 2 Theory: 9 attendees 17/6/15
All attendees passed the Level 3 Theory and all the attendees who attended the Level 2 Theory are in
various stages of passing the Level 2 Theory examinations. Congratulations to all those members who
have attempted to upgrade their qualifications through the season; I would also encourage all members
that haven’t attempt further study to do so in 2016 with the support of the Branch and FNSW.
We are working towards implementing the use of the MyFootballClub website to co-ordinate all our
training/upgrade course activities, and also to update everyone’s qualifications in QMS (Qualification
Management System). This is a work in progress and one of my main focus areas for next season. Please
be patient if your qualifications aren’t up to date online, the TSC will be working hard to rectify this
situation in 2016.
PRE-SEASON 2015
This year we implemented a pre-season program open to all members. We offered a run at Parramatta
Park and then some drills “boot camp” style for a few weeks. Whilst not hugely attended those that did
attend got some benefit from it and we are encouraged enough to plan for another pre-season program for
next year. Keep an eye on the website and social media for news of the 2016 program. It would be great
to see more members attend these activities as they are great team building sessions as well
Big thank you to Dale Bromfield for running those training sessions and to Emma Higgins for sorting out
our booking with Parramatta council.
TRAINING / FITNESS TESTING 2015
Another new innovation was the establishment of regular fortnightly training. We were offered the use of
Hazel Ryan oval and we managed a few nights there before bad weather caused the ground to be closed
every time we tried to have a session!
This was an innovation that grew in attendance from the first session which is very encouraging and
something I am sure we can improve on in 2016 and possibly add some technical education sessions for
the members.
The TSC also ran a number of fitness tests for members to pass one of the criteria’s for appointments to
semi-final and finals matches.
Big thank you to Richard Clarke, Soheil Adabjou, Emma Higgins and Joe Rovella for their invaluable help
and support in running these activities for the members.
As mentioned it has been a turbulent year for the Branch but still one that I have enjoyed immensely. It
was been a great pleasure to work with a great bunch of passionate like-minded people, so to all the
members of the MC, and the TSC and to my fellow Referees I have worked with this year, thank you all
again very much and I look forward to seeing you all next season.
Regards,
Stephen Prattent
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Assessment and Mentoring Coordinator – 2015 Annual Report
Introduction
2015 has been a challenging year in many ways for our association. With the uncertainty at the start of
the year around the intentions, actions, and relationship with GDSFA, combined with a number of other
factors causing a significant drop in membership, the branch found itself working hard just to achieve
reasonable coverage figures week to week.
This shortage of available members was also felt in the area of assessment and mentoring with the loss of
availability of 9 assessors as well as 4 of our most regular mentors who were unavailable due to changed
work commitments, State League, health reasons, or simply because they were extremely busy
endeavouring to help improve game coverage.
The Year in Summary
As a result of all the above factors obviously our achievements in the area of Assessing and Mentoring
were down on 2014. Nevertheless, we still managed to achieve the following :
Mentoring Appointments
27
Assessments of Junior Members
20
Assessments of Senior Members
34
TOTALS
81
A big thank you also to every Senior Member who unofficially “mentors” by encouraging, supporting,
coaching and helping any junior assistants that are assigned as ARs on senior games throughout the
season.
Notwithstanding the overall lower numbers of assessments and mentoring occurrences, I am pleased to
report that we were able to continue to support members in their ongoing development as referees :
ASSESSMENT Type
Number
Badge (Level 4)
Level 3 Practical
13
5
Level 2 Practical (part 1)
7
4
New initiatives
We worked co-operatively with the Nepean Referees Group to facilitate the out-of-area assessment that is
required as part of the practical component of the Level 2 refereeing qualification.
By means of a coordinated exchange program, we were able to complete more Level 2 practical
assessments this year than last year, and hope to continue this mutually beneficial initiative in 2016 and
beyond. We are also looking to expand the exchange program with other refereeing associations to
further facilitate the completion of level 2 qualifications for our members.
New Assessors
Congratulations to our members who completed their Level 3 or Level 2 Assessor qualifications in 2015,
and special congratulations to member Richard Baker who achieved the highest Assessor accreditation
possible in Australia, the Level 1 Assessor qualification.
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I hope these members will make themselves regularly available in 2016 to help continue the great trackrecord we have in GDFRA of holding the highest proportionate number of members with advanced
qualifications in the State.
The assistance of new and existing Assessors will be needed to help the many members who have
successfully completed Theory qualifications in 2014 or 2015 and need to complete the practical
component of those qualifications.
Current numbers of referees needing to pass their practical assessment (on a suitable high-level game)
are:
ASSESSMENT Type
Number
Level 3 Practical
5
15
19
Feedback forms
The responses received via our online feedback system gdfra.org.au/feedback , and the older-style paper
feedback forms, remain overwhelmingly positive and confirms the high standard being achieved by our
members.
Please remember the aims of the online feedback system are to:






Encourage more regular feedback from coaches and managers
Secure feedback faster and be able to respond to perceived or real problems more quickly
Pass formal feedback to members more quickly after appointments
Build a database of feedback for future reference
Help identify coaches and managers who give reliable, objective feedback as well as those
who give clearly biased, subjective feedback.
Enable feedback from others – not just coaches and managers
As already mentioned above, feedback received was overwhelmingly positive, with responses at “Good”
or “Very Good” level between 80% and 94% across all categories :
FITNESS /
POSITIONING
IMPARTIALITY
MATCH
CONTROL
APPEARANCE
ATTITUDE
Good
Very Good
30.2%
55.7%
21.9%
58.5%
24.2%
65.1%
14.2%
79.2%
18.3%
71.7%
Good / Very Good
85.9%
80.4%
89.3%
93.4%
90.0%
FEEDBACK 2015
It is interesting to note that although the overall totals of “Good” and “Very Good” slipped slightly in some
categories compared to 2014, the percentage of entries ranked as “Very Good” actually climbed in 3 of the
5 categories.
FITNESS /
POSITIONING
IMPARTIALITY
MATCH
CONTROL
APPEARANCE
ATTITUDE
Good
Very Good
43.5%
45.8%
32.2%
48.5%
35.5%
51.5%
28.7%
68.3%
31.0%
62.7%
Good / Very Good
89.4%
80.7%
87.0%
97.0%
93.7%
FEEDBACK 2014
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Particularly noteworthy is the climb in the “Very Good” category in Impartiality (Consistency) from 48.5% in
2014 to 58.5% in 2015, in Fitness/Positioning from 45.8% to 55.7%, and in match control from 51.5% in
2014 to 65.1% in 2015.
This is another excellent result and I congratulate all members for the effort put in throughout the year,
especially in the face of significantly reduced membership numbers within the branch. Well done
everyone!
Looking ahead to next year (2016)
I am currently not planning to nominate for the role of Assessment and Mentoring Coordinator after the
end of the 2015 season having completed, and enjoyed, the agreed 2 years in the role.
With the various commitments I have at work (including overseas travel), my other association positions
as Assistant Secretary, and member of the Technical Sub-committee (involving teaching at all the courses
we run throughout the year), and the further involvement I hope to have in helping develop the branch and
our members in 2016 and beyond, I believe the time is right to allow “new blood” to take over carrying the
baton in the Assessment and Mentoring Coordinator role.
I hope the next AMC adds significantly to the overall strength of GDFRA in 2016 and beyond.
Warren Kinny
Assessment and Mentoring Coordinator 2015
[email protected]
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REPORT FROM THE SENIOR ORDINARY MEMBER
This year was an extremely challenging year for us all. With the internal changes that impacted heavily on
our association at Christmas time, it was always going to test the character of our members.
It was also an interesting time to serve as Senior Ordinary Member. I hope I have helped those that have
asked for my assistance through the year by listening, advising and actioning when needed.
Our numbers were down and to those who dug in and took on extra games, a big thank you. Those who
represented our Branch at State Cup, Champions of Champions and other events also need a special
mention.
I look forward to working with our members in the future. Remember that when you represent GDFRA,
you should do it proudly and professionally. Your dress, presentation, punctuality, fitness and professional
manner impact on people’s opinion of you long before you blow your whistle to start the game.
Work
hard on achieving these things 100% of the time and the decisions you make on the field will be easier to
sell.
I will sign off with a piece of advice I was given from one of our senior referees – Sometimes the hardest
decisions to make in a game are the correct ones, don’t be afraid to make them when they count.
Dale Bromfield
REPORT FROM THE JUNIOR ORDINARY MEMBER
It was my role this year to serve as the junior ordinary member for the association. This role has been a
challenging one but has come with many benefits. I have seen many juniors progress in their way through
their refereeing careers whether that are through attaining a higher level, or refereeing their first Football
NSW matches.
Personally, I have tried to serve the association in the best way I know possible and hope that I have had
an impact on the junior referees of the association, whether that be through answering emails or through
the multiple topics discussed through the junior meetings.
Finally, I would like to thank everyone who has made the year so enjoyable. It is without you that the
association wouldn't be what it is today.
Jarryd McFarlane
Junior ordinary member 2015
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REPORT FROM LIAISON OFFICER
Once again I had the honour of being the GDFRA Liaison Officer for my 3rd year. It is a role I enjoy very
much and as noted in the past, I am trying to grow the role beyond just organising the raffle each month.
Last year I said the Easter Raffle was my favourite of the year. Well this year it comes in second, as my
favourite raffle is the AGM Raffle. Very early on in the year I wanted to do something completely different.
I wanted to offer a prize completely unique to our members. Everyone wants signed memorabilia of their
favourite A-league or EPL player or club so I thought as referees, why not try and organise a piece of
refereeing memorabilia. I came up with the idea of a signed A-League Referees Jersey by as many
2015/2016 A-League/W-League panel members as possible. My task then was to organise it, which I
originally thought would be impossible. At first no one knew what I was planning and I only let a handful in
on my plans later on. I emailed FFA Referees Manager Ben Williams and both he and Michael Bailey
were more than happy to assist with my idea. The A-League and W-League Referees had a pre-season
seminar in Canberra in August where a large majority of referees signed the shirt, including our own
Kristian Griffiths-Jones, Katie Patterson, Kelly Jones and Steve Lucas. A huge thanks goes out to both
Ben and Michael for the support and assistance in making this happen for me. Also a big thank you goes
out to Steve Prattent and his team at Elite Sports for donating the cost and organising the shirt to be
framed. A thank you must also go out to the following people for their donations to the raffles throughout
the year: Nick from Big-W, John Kemp and his Wife and Kent Rogers. I think there were a few more
people and I apologise for not remembering who they are but thank you to you all.
Football has become a big part of my life and is one reason why I have wanted to expand the role of
Liaison Officer. In addition to organising the raffles, I book all meeting rooms, technical equipment and
catering when needed but I wanted to continue my role as an unofficial member of the TSC. This year I
again assisted the TSC Chairman (Steve Prattent) and his team with administrative duties in running
courses, helping with the registration of members and fielding any inquires individuals had regarding
becoming a referee. I organised the flyer to advertise the course that then got sent to clubs, schools and
the GDSFA and also presented on ‘Game Day Preparation’ for all our new members at each of the
courses. I also promoted the L3 and L2 upgrades this year. It was good to see the members that did sign
up and complete the course, do well. I will come chasing for you all next year to upgrade. I am very keen
for the GDFRA to continue to grow and provide referees with opportunities to grow their knowledge. I hope
to continue my efforts in 2016.
2015 for me personally as a Referee was not the best year. I currently work in hospitality, which means
mostly weekend work. Although I enjoyed every game I was able to referee and thank Trent Kiner for
those games. I achieved my L3 Theory qualification in a course run by the Nepean Referees Group and
after a bit of convincing I gave a crack at my L2 Theory qualification. I didn’t go so well in my first attempt
but hoping to do much better when I re-sit. I also had the opportunity this year alongside Kent Rogers, to
referee the Rosehill v Holroyd Police Charity Match in mid-September. In 2016 I intend on joining State
League and plan on achieving my L3 Practical, complete the L3 Assessors course and if time permits I
want to achieve my L3 Instructor’s qualification.
On a personal note I would like to say a huge thank you to my mentor Steve Prattent. As I said I didn’t
referee a whole lot this year but when I got the chance, Steve came and supported me. I have a
confidence issue and usually don’t trust my ability as a referee as much as I should. Steve put up with my
silly questions but was always happy to listen. I also had the privilege of refereeing with him on several
occasions where I learnt a lot by just observing his player management skills. Even with my lack of
refereeing this year, I learnt a lot and thank Steve for that. He gave me the confidence boost I needed. I
urge every member but especially juniors and new members to find a mentor, someone they trust and to
help support them throughout the year.
2016 is set to be another busy year for all of us as referees so rest up, enjoy the break, Christmas and the
New Year but remember we are all athletes so look after yourselves because. “Champions aren’t made in
gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside of them – a desire, a dream, and a
vision. They have the skill, and the will. But the will must be stronger then the skill.” – Muhammad Ali.
Emma Higgins
Liaison Officer
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REGISTER OF MEMBERS
Surname
First
Joined
Membership Years
Batts
Fred
1965
51
Crump
John
1970
46
Saunders
Brian
1970
46
Yendle
Charles
1970
46
Baldock
Cecil
1975
41
Leverton
Geoffrey
1975
41
Stout
William
1976
40
Moore
Keith
1977
39
van Bruinessen
Jac
1979
Fairley
Barry
1981
37
35
Filipczyk
Wilfried
1981
35
Kemp
John
1981
35
Rovella
Joseph
1981
35
Levvell
John
1985
31
Rooney
Jack
1985
31
Nicolaou
James
1987
29
McGeorge
Jeffrey
1988
28
Lenardon
Wayne
1992
24
Moretti
Aurelio
1995
Baker
Richard
1996
21
20
Imielski
Andrzej
1998
18
Davis
Amanda
1999
17
Griffiths-Jones
Kristian
2000
16
Ballard
Warren
2002
14
Backo
Nicholas
2003
13
Dolahenty
James
2003
13
Kelly
Wayne
2003
13
Ulutas
Deniz
2003
13
Donaldson
Mark
2004
12
Elson
Paul
2004
12
Mitchell
Brad
2004
12
Westley
Keith
2004
12
Durie
Peter
2005
11
Lemmerman
Eric
2005
11
Mitchell
Patrick
2005
11
Farnhill
Paul
2006
10
Jonsson
Dee
2006
10
Lamb
David
2006
10
Lodden
Robert
2006
10
Prattent
Stephen
2006
10
Sheath
Gregory
2006
10
Welch
Monique
2006
10
Wilson-Mosey
Peter
2006
10
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Yau
Keith
2006
10
Roberts
Gregory
2008
8
Adabjou
Janush
2009
7
Bakmaz
Matthew
2009
7
Higgins
John
2009
7
La Pace
Raimond
2009
7
Sharma
Bharat
2009
7
Vorreiter
Jacob
2009
7
Weekes
Michael
2009
7
Adabjou
Soheil
2010
6
Broderick
Declan
2010
6
Chand
Collier
Amar
Philip
2010
6
2010
6
Ford
Simon
2010
6
Gonzalez
Daniel
2010
6
Gonzalez
Leo
2010
6
Hawke
Angus
2010
6
Koulouris
Angelo
2010
6
McFarlane
Jarryd
2010
6
Rugg
Nicholas
2010
6
Tonkiss
Stephen
2010
6
Vicaretti
Mauro
2010
6
Waters
Jessica
2010
6
Bishara
Antonie
2011
5
Carollo
David
2011
5
Chessa
Jorge
2011
5
Gardoni
Aaron
2011
5
Gunaratnam
Samuel
2011
5
Higgins
Emma
2011
5
Hopkins
Rodney
2011
5
Jagota
Ishaan
2011
5
Kiner
Trent
2011
5
Lee
Aidan
2011
5
Pevey
Luke
2011
5
Roberts
Declan
2011
5
Vorreitier
David
2011
5
Walker
Jeremy
2011
5
Wu
Michael
2011
5
Bromfield
Dale
2012
4
Button
Nicholas
2012
4
Dhar
Tushaar
2012
4
Downes
Phillip
2012
4
Ebrahimi
Mujtaba
2012
4
Geagea
Alina
2012
4
Jonsson
Jade
2012
4
Keane
Conor
2012
4
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Louis
Nathan
2012
4
Patterson
Tom
2012
4
Payne
Steven
2012
4
Rogers
Kent
2012
4
Tassone
Carlo
2012
4
Walker
Alex
2012
4
Walker
Nicholas
2012
4
Ward
Gregory
2012
4
Ward
Sebastian
2012
4
Caisley
Todd
2013
3
Clarke
Richard
2013
3
Cole
Liam
2013
3
Conoghan
James
2013
3
Cramer
Joshua
2013
3
Eshou
Raymond
2013
3
Garnett
Kurt
2013
3
Gunaratnam
Andrew
2013
3
Inak
Ozden
2013
3
Keski
Deren
2013
3
Khozoei
Ruhullah Peter
2013
3
Kiner
Madison
2013
3
Kinny
Lay
Warren
Christopher
2013
3
2013
3
Lovell
Harry
2013
3
Monahan
Emma
2013
3
Nevatte
Christopher
2013
3
North
Pigram
Caroline
Ryan
2013
3
2013
3
Promin
Damian
2013
3
Steller
Tom
2013
3
Sutherland
Mitchell
2013
3
Tandun
Tarun
2013
3
Vicaretti
Daniel
2013
3
Ward
Justin
2013
3
Watts
Caitlin
2013
3
White
Ahmad
Hugh
Zayd
2013
3
2014
2
Aslan
Hakkan
2014
2
Augustyn
Ruben
2014
2
Ayata
Mehmet
2014
2
Ayoub
Richard
2014
2
Bednar
Bernacki
Joshua
Andrew
2014
2
2014
2
Bernacki
Luke
2014
2
Birben
Cem
2014
2
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Blakeley
Campbell
Jarrod
Andrew
2014
2
2014
2
Chand
Jayesh
2014
2
Chand
Chessa
Jayesh
Luke
2014
2
2014
2
Cline
Jayme
2014
2
Cline
Coady
Kemton
Terence
2014
2
2014
2
De Angelis
Dickson
David
Liam
2014
2
2014
2
Dobson
Bianca
2014
2
Eades
Glenn
2014
2
Eades
Jaydon
2014
2
Ebrahimi
Khalid
2014
2
Ebrahimi
Merage
2014
2
Geagea
Peter
2014
2
Gonzalez
Gubelin
Pia
Edgardo
2014
2
2014
2
Hinding
Marshall
2014
2
Kenna
Kennedy
Adam
James
2014
2
2014
2
Koc
Konstandindis
Mert
William
2014
2
2014
2
Laws
Maher
Joshua
Sophie
2014
2
2014
2
Maroun
Jason
2014
2
McFarlane
Roderick
2014
2
Mendis
Mettenbrink
Ruvin
Ryan
2014
2
2014
2
Mohammed
Sohaib
2014
2
Moore
Moyle
James
Nathan
2014
2
2014
2
Muddasani
Ozols
Tarun
Mikayla
2014
2
2014
2
Proctor
David
2014
2
Renton
Bill
2014
2
Rezk
Simon
2014
2
Sarlog
Steven
2014
2
Sheraton
Clement
2014
2
Silanesu
Smith
Emmanuele
William
2014
2
2014
2
Spinks
Liam
2014
2
Teklic
Towner
Adam
Harrison
2014
2
2014
2
Wainwright
Christopher
2014
2
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Walker
Savannah
2014
2
Zirh
Alam
Ethan
Chadwick
2014
2
2015
1
Ansari
Amaan
2015
1
Azzopardi
Jay
2015
1
Baker
Barton
Michael
2015
1
Jake
2015
1
Brady
Brice
Jack
2015
1
Matthew
2015
1
Butterfield
Cadalt
Aidan
2015
1
Bianca
2015
1
Cassar
Chantal
2015
1
Cassar
Christopher
2015
1
Cassar
Mario
2015
1
Castellucchio
Alberto
2015
1
Conte
Christian
2015
1
Darling
Samuel
2015
1
De Magry
Mathew
2015
1
Dickson
Liam
2015
1
Donoso
Christian
2015
1
Dowden
Duff
Gregory
Liam
2015
1
2015
1
Duffy
Beau
2015
1
Eshou
Chris
2015
1
Eskin
Felkin
Berkay
Jack
2015
1
2015
1
Goddard
Bradley
2015
1
Haidary
Qudratullah
2015
1
Hanna
Dianne
2015
1
Harrington
Harrison
Rhys
2015
1
Joshua
2015
1
Hashemi
Sayed
2015
1
Ibarcena
Daniel
2015
1
Jones
Brandon
2015
1
Keane
Aideen
2015
1
Keane
Aoife
2015
1
King
Knight
Gabe
2015
1
Matthew
2015
1
Knight
Samuel
2015
1
Kumaralingham
Lee
Jayanth
Justin
2015
1
2015
1
Madeley
Alex
2015
1
Mahendran
Indie
2015
1
Malas
Mohammed
2015
1
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McAuiffe
Adam
2015
1
McClenahan
Andrew
2015
1
McClenahan
Andrew
2015
1
McDonald
McKenna
Mitchell
2015
1
Oliver
2015
1
McNamara
Thomas
2015
1
Melching
Matthew
2015
1
Mohan
Dhanesh
2015
1
Monahan
Moorlag
Jamie
2015
1
2015
1
Moraza
Joshua
Rebekah
2015
1
Moulds
Josh
2015
1
Mubarik
John
2015
1
Peck
Brian
2015
1
Rajendran
Sharan
2015
1
Rehman
Adbur
2015
1
Repaka
Robertson
Roveto
Vineel
Fabian
2015
1
2015
1
Matthew
2015
1
Sackalingham
Senthil
2015
1
Sardon
Carlo
2015
1
Scott
Sharma
Bryden
Prashant
2015
1
2015
1
Sheath
Matthew
2015
1
Smith
James
2015
1
Smith
Thomas
2015
1
Stenning
Johan
2015
1
Strachan
Matthew
2015
1
Swearingen
Tomlin
Garrett
Lily
2015
1
2015
1
Tonkiss
Brendan
2015
1
Treloar
Ben
2015
1
Vallis
Robert
2015
1
Vallis
Spencer
2015
1
Van Doorene
Wilcox
Michael
2015
1
Jason
2015
1
Wilcox
Xander
2015
1
Wilkinson
Joshua
2015
1
Williams
Daniel
2015
1
Yang
Tony
2015
1
NOTE: Owning to the inability to verify qualification in My Football Club, your respective qualifications may
not be correct. Together with the TSC, this is being worked on and the aim is to have it corrected in 2015.
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