It was a dark and stormy night. Well actually no, it was just cold, but nowhere near as cold as Woodside. Actually wasn’t that dark either, as magically the lights stayed on for the whole game. Nonetheless Unley looked perturbed, as they had a right too, and not just because Read more…
Truly the colossus of the team, the rock that our spectacular mediocrity over the last 6 years in the B’s has been built on. “Woofer” shows sublime silky passing skills. Or at least he has the two times he has attempted to find a team mate in his illustrious career. Read more…
Jason is a left sided dynamo who was brought to the club by the Blanket at the start of 2003 and has become a permanent fixture on the left side of midfield, that is when the coach is not taking him off after 60 minutes. Apart from working with Chris Read more…
Ahhhhhhhhhh Justin, what can you say about a player with such immense talent…..who is always injured, sick or unavailable. A great player for the Whites when he is up and firing and one who gives lie to the statement that you play how you train. If this was the case, Read more…
Calum is the epitome of the saying once a Scotsman always a Scotsman. Right from his language, custom and dress sense, he truly is a “non-cool” individual. But this is why we love him. Aussies love an easy target you know. Cal arrived at the Club in the 2002 season, Read more…
Are You Mad? You would have to be to coach the Uni Whites and Mr Whitehouse fits this category to a tea. After years touring the semi-professional soccer circuit in England, with stints at clubs in cities ranging from Liverpool, Chester, Manchester, Newcastle, Isle of Man and Wormwood Scrubs, John Read more…
Beefy Thornett is a Uni Whites legend from way back, and despite a chequered history, he can truly be considered to be one of the true believers. In his early days at the Whites, Steve played in the old black and grey chequered shirt as if there was no tomorrow Read more…
When I arrived at the ground on Saturday to be met by a flock of Ibis sitting in the middle of the pitch I should have known it was a bad omen. This was especially so when I went to take a photo and the whole flock of about 20 Read more…
The A’s proved far too good for a solid and determined Immanuel side at the Stadium of White. The Whites forwards certainly butchered plenty of other chances, however the total dominance of the Whites resulted in Chris Gayen being seen on the left wing for stages of the second half, Read more…
Well the Uni White’s D’s turned out in force for the first real match of the season. Having 11 players plus a few subs and some supporters was a great start, but unfortunately it went downhill from there. After about two minutes, we had our first casualty of the day Read more…