To all Parents and Carers
After yesterday’s announcements by the Acting Minister for Sport, attendance to local community sport needs to be limited.
As such, at GUFC, we are asking you to limit your attendance to one parent/ carer per child, and no siblings, at all community sport.
Whilst this may be difficult to manage in some cases, the ruling is we as a club, need to make reasonable efforts to minimize crowds & spectators at sporting venues.
So please, whilst we are working towards the requirements of the government, try to assist GUFC in minimizing crowd numbers, so we can keep community sport going.
This begins this weekend, Saturday 18th July and Sunday 19th July, and will remain in place, whilst we get control of the COVID19 infection.
Most people are aware of the recent spike over the past couple of weeks, and we all need to do our bit to assist in reducing the spread. Can I also ask if you have been to Victoria over the past 14 days, or any other location listed by NSW Health, please stay home, and do the right thing for the community.
I know these are challenging times for many people, but we need to do the right thing, as it is the responsibility of players, parents, and teams, to keep our community sport going as long as possible.
In the meantime, stay safe, keep healthy, and enjoy your football.
Anthony Severino, GUFC President

LATEST NEWS

Round 4 Catch Up Matches

From the SSFA General Manager:
The SSFA EC determined that all Round 4 catch up matches will be played on the following dates (subject only to Wet Weather and Plan B – as defined below)…

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2020 Team Photos

It is that time of year again… 2020 team photos!  However this year will be a different with lots of covid safe guidelines in place by our professional photographer, Diamond Portraits & Weddings …

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GROUND STATUS

OPEN

CANTEEN STATUS

The GUFC canteen will be open this weekend for drinks, hot chips, lollies, pies, sausage rolls, etc.  There will be no BBQ or Bar this weekend.

IMPORTANT

Fees must be paid in full before players can attend grading, training or trial games.
No player is covered by insurance until they are registered.
Pre season activity (training, trials, kick around’, etc) must be sanctioned by the SSFA prior to any such activity being permitted on Council land or even at a private facility. Without approval players, coaches, managers and club officials are not covered by the FNSW sourced Directors and Officers Insurance, Public Liability Insurance and Player Insurance.

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2020 Calendar

AUGUST
8 – Round 6 + team photos
9 – Round 6
15/16 – Round 7
22/23 – Round 8

Please note:  the 2020 season will finish after Round 13 on the weekend of Saturday 26th / Sunday 27th September with the team highest on the ladder at that time being declared the Premiers

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COVID-19 Safety Plans and Compliance

Here is a copy of the most recent version of GUFC’s Covid 19 Safety Plan for your information, reading & understanding:
Updated COVID19 Safety Plan GUFC

Further information:

Football NSW COVID-19 Resources
NSW Health COVID-19 Information
Cough and sneeze etiquette
COVID-19 Testing & Clinic Locations

Rebel Sport

Shop at Rebel Sport and you can earn $$$ for GUFC.

If you are purchasing new equipment for the upcoming season from Rebel Sport please don’t forget to mention Gymea United Football Club at the registers.

GUFC receives store credit of 5% for all purchases made by GUFC members who have linked Gymea United Football Club to their Rebel Active account. HUGE thank you to Rebel Sport for their continued support of our Club.

GUFC History – The Beginning

Gymea Soccer Club commenced as Gymea Sports Club, which included soccer, rugby league, cricket, netball, athletics.  The first meeting for the Soccer Club was held in February 1960 with the elected officers being Cyril O’Neal as President, Ken Williams as Secretary and Bill Taylor as Treasurer. Seven teams were entered with the Sutherland Association.

Once the season commenced, the Committee ran into the problem that they had to provide transport as there were not many cars amongst the parents, but we had people that were willing to run the boys from one field to another, come back, pick up another, load and distribute them around the area right throughout the day.

Excerpt from GYMEA, ‘Reflections’ booklet – opening of Harrie Denning Soccer Centre