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Taverna Night 2008 - AN EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED |
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The Sydney Olympic Taverna Night is on this Friday night and players from our successful First Grade and Under 20's side will be in attendance.
The event will be held on Friday 19th September 2008 at 7.00pm at the Mytilenian Hall, 225 Canterbury Road, Canterbury Tickets are $40.00 per person – (drinks not included). Sydney Olympic has had a great season in 2008 and the event will be a fitting way to celebrate the club's fine achievements. There will be raffles and auctions on the night with all funds raised going towards Sydney Olympic Football Club. Enquiries and bookings: Georgina Kokokiris 9718 9481 - 0410 658 458 and Peter Kambounias 0408 868 790 Special thanks goes to the Mytilenian Brotherhood for their assistance and co-operation in arranging this great event. |
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Teams
Sydney Olympic FC has teams from the ages of Under 13s to Under 18s participating in the Soccer NSW Premier Youth League Competition. Sydney Olympic also has affiliations with Olympic Eagles and Belmore Hercules providing opportunities for players of all ages.
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Sydney Olympic FC wishes all supporters
a relaxing off-season and looking forward
to seeing you all again for the 2009 season. Keep checking our site for the latest news
on Sydney Olympic's playing squad for 2009.
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2007 was a tough season which we desperately want to build on. We believe that 2008 will provide our members and supporters a great deal more pleasure both on and off the park. With next season fast approaching and promising even more, make sure you can get those all important tickets by joining Sydney Olympic’s official membership scheme once details become available
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The new Blogs section is available to all Sydney Olympic members and season ticket holders, allowing them to keep an online diary and voice their opinions on all things.
Blogs, short for weblogs, have become hugely popular in the last couple of years and are simply a way for people to keep an online journal. They can be funny, serious, voice opinions or just catalogue what a person has been getting up too. It's the authors choice!
While anyone can view the blogs, the ability to keep a blog on the Sydney Olympic website is initially reserved as an added benefit for members and season ticket holders.
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