FFV Sports Development Program - 2010 Enrolments Now Open
Football Federation Victoria’s Sports Development Program, launched in partnership with Sports Education Development Australia and Victoria University, has enjoyed a successful first year with close to 100 participants on their way to completing either a Certificate III or IV in Sport and Recreation and a Diploma in Sport Development.

Enrolments for 2010 are now open for all 16 – 19 year olds interested in kick-starting a career in the sport and recreation industry.

If you have any questions regarding this program or to enrol visit www.sedagroup.com.au or the FFV website www.footballfedvic.com.au

FFV 2010 Brochure >>Click Here<<
FFV Media Release >>Click Here<<

FFV Memo - Abusive & Offensive Language
Penalties for Club Associates who commit Misconduct against Match Officials have been increased: Many of the penalties have been substantially increased to decisively deal with this undesirable Misconduct. Repeat offences by Club Associates may result in a team and/or their Club losing championship points.

The responsibility of Clubs extends to their office bearers, officials, coaches, team managers, players, members, supporters, in addition to anyone who is associated with the Club.

Also, some new offences have been included, in particular addressing entering the field of play without permission and being sent from the technical area during a fixture.

Please find attached latest FFV memo from the Tribunal & Disciplinary Department in relation to General Misconduct and Misconduct for Offensive, Insulting and/or Abusive Language.
>>Click Here<<

Pasta & Karaoke Night / Keilor Idol
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND with a twist of karaoke & idol.
Brush up on your singing talents at this years KPSC Pasta/Karaoke/Idol night.

Date: Saturday, 6th June 2009
Time: 6:30pm (serving 7:00pm sharp)

Menu includes:
Two types of pasta, sausages, garlic bread, salads, sweets & soft drinks.
(Beer, wine, spirits at Bar Prices)

MUSIC SUPPLIED BY: FANTASTIQUE DJ

Organise your tickets via your team manager.
A Limited number of tickets will be sold so don't miss out.
All tickets must be paid by Tuesday, 2nd June 2009.

For further information regarding the Pasta Night contact either:
FRANK CARBONE (0432 532 141) OR JOE DEFAZIO (0404 225 880).

RAFFLE, GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON
EAT, DRINK, DANCE AND BE MERRY!!

Small Sided Games (SSG)
Keilor Park Soccer Club wishes to advise that the Club will be running the FFV Small Sided Games (SSG) program this year.

The program will cater for boys and girls aged from 5 – 9.

It is important that you register your interest to ensure you secure a position in this years program.

Registration nights will be at the Club (Stadium Driver, Keilor Park) on:
Thursday, 19th March 2009 from 6.00pm to 7.30pm, and
Thursday, 26th March 2009 from 6.00pm to 7.30pm.

If your child has not previously participated (been registered) in any FFV program then a copy birth certificate is required with fees upon registration.

The program will be held Saturday mornings from 10.00am to 11.30am commencing Saturday, 28th March 2009.

For further details please refer:
Small Sided Games (SSG) Flyer

Brimbank Council Rabbit Control Program - Keilor Park Recreation Reserve
Keilor Park Soccer Club has been notified that the Brimbank City Council will be conducting a rabbit baiting program on the soccer fields that form part of the Council owned land at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve, Stadium Drive, Keilor Park.

This will take place between Monday 9th February 2009 and Tuesday 31st March 2009.

All exit and entry points will be clearly signed.

The Poison that will be used is Pindone. The poison will be spread using carrots and will be laid randomly across the open space. Unrestrained pets are at risk if they eat poisoned carrots or rabbits so pet owners are asked to be diligent during this period. The antidote for this poison is Vitamin K1 which is available at all vets (vets in the area have been notified by Council of the baiting program).

Council is carrying out this baiting program after recognising that rabbits are having a detrimental effect on native vegetation and the parkland.

Council apologises for any inconvenience; however all landowners (public and private) have a legal responsibility under the Catchment and Land Protection Act to control rabbits and other pest animals on their land.

Contractors will inspect the area daily and will remove the affected rabbits.