Rob was appointed as the new senior coach in 2008 to replace Jim Muir. He came to us from Sturt-Marion Soccer Club where he had been a player and coach for many years. After temporarily resigning at the end of 2009, he returned in 2010 to assist the newly appointed Read more…
1998: Joins the Whites after being expelled from the Riverland league for one too many career ending tackles. Initially starts in the B’s but makes a few A’s appearances and begins to shine. 1999: In & out of the first team, establishes his hard-man image with yellow cards in the Read more…
By the age of 14 Bax knew he wasn’t going to follow the path of most people, not for him the desk job, family, car, house… Chris knew that he was going to be a warrior, a soldier… a mercenary. His first tour of duty was with Pembroke general army, Read more…
1999: Made first Whites appearance at the FA Cup Final at Leo’s, and then 1 unofficial appearance in a cup game at Flinders, setting up the winner in a 4-3 game. (Still contracted to Cumberland at the time). 2000-01: Joined the Whites under the advice of much more talented & Read more…
In a football career spanning 2 decades at the Stadium of White, there’s not a lot this man hasn’t done. From his humble beginnings, joining the club along with his gothic compatriots Jan Pfitzner & Armin Mayer, Eric quickly established himself as a key defender (but always with an eye Read more…
The Professor of Modern Football and Master of the flash hat trick is enjoying his second season at White “Hard” Lane. A cunning trickster, Alvin distinguishes himself by having the speed and the foot skills to drive defenders crazy. Will he make an assault on the 6 goal record this Read more…
With Cobra forces the world over defeated – but for how long? – Scotty “Sergeant Slaughter” thought it was time to put his training into use and give unsuspecting Collegiate league defenders some of the “tough stuff”. Proving you can take the boy out of the army but you can’t Read more…
William Bill “Charlton” Hill started his illustrious soccer career with Leicester in the English Second Division before leading the Australian National Team to the 1974 World Cup Finals. After a heroic effort against the Germans where he left Hoeness scoreless, the Aussies claimed their first point against Chile. The fifth Read more…
Sunny arrived to the Uni Whites at a couple of training sessions late in 2006, as the season was winding up. Sunny had a penchant for rounding half his opponents, and then doing it all again just for fun. It was instantly noticeable that this kid could play. We asked 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…