Adelaide Titans FC Pre-Season Announcement

[AT001]

Coaching Staff
We are very proud to announce that Dominic Scialaperone and Steve Moubarak have been re-appointed as Senior and Reserves Coaches (respectively) for the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Dominic and Steve did an outstanding job in their respective roles throughout the 2010 season and we are very pleased that they have agreed to lead the Club on the park for the upcoming two (2) seasons. We look forward to their continued support and direction and we anticipate a great season in 2011 and beyond.

Pre-Season Training
Our first training sessions will be on Tuesday 11th and Thursday 13th January and will then be held every Tuesday and Thursday thereafter. Training sessions will be at Lockleys North Primary School (Malurus Avenue, Lockleys) and will commence at 6.30pm (sharp). All past and new players are most welcomed and we look forward to a great turnout from the first week.

New Home Ground
We are very pleased to announce that we have secured the use of John Mitchell Reserve (Mitchell Street, Henley Beach) for the 2011 season as the head lessee. All training sessions commencing in April 2011 will be held at our home venue along with all home matches. We look forward to hosting all teams playing in Division 2 (Saturday) throughout the upcoming season.

[Kitchimo]

Congratulations and good luck to all.

[The Kop]

Is the new ground the one opposite Henley High behind the tennis courts?
and if im not mistaken there's a cricket club there, but they're turf so no concrete pitch to cover up?

Best of luck for 2011 and hopefully you cement yourselves at the new ground.

[Redders]

Is this the old Vipers? Why the name change?

[swannsong]

Is this the old Vipers? Why the name change?

So they can have the nickname "The Tits"......come on The Tits

[Kitchimo]

Is this the old Vipers? Why the name change?

Navarino FC (Adelaide Gryphons)

[The General]

Is this the old Vipers? Why the name change?

So they can have the nickname "The Tits"......come on The Tits

All the breast for the season ,hope you have many good mammories.

[Brian_7]

Weren't they also known as the gunners before that?

Talk about an identity crisis.

[Calo67]

Exciting times for PPG and his men. Looks like a lot more people are getting involved with the club which is great to see and which will hopefully ensure its long term viability.

Maybe red and white stripes will be the teams new home kit?

[AT001]

Fantastic turn out for the first week of training. A few people have asked questions in regards to which club has changed its name and the reasons behind it.

A detailed and comprehensive review of our Club was undertaken at the conclusion of the 2010 season. The purpose of this review was to ascertain what changes (if any) were required to be made in order to ensure the long term sustainability of our Club and that we, as a local football club, are heading in the right direction. Following the conclusion of this review, it was decided that a revamp of our Club was necessary. In October 2010, this process was commenced with the establishment of a management structure which is aimed at ensuring effective forward planning of our Club as well as the day-to-day management of the Club's affairs. In this respect, an Executive Board of Directors, all of whom are senior executives in their respective professional fields, has been appointed where the Members are tasked with the forward and strategic planning of our Club. A Management Committee has also been appointed to ensure the day-to-day operations of our Club are achieved at the highest possible level. Over the past three (3) months we have worked tirelessly to establish a new Club name, Club colours, logo, secure a home ground. Our Club’s key objective is to create a community and family orientated environment in which our players, members and supporters can actively partake in the world game of football. We believe that the measure of our success, as a community and family orientated sporting club, is our ability to serve the needs of our players, members and supporters to the highest quality and provide them with the real sense that the Adelaide Titans is ‘their’ club. We aspire to create a professionally administered club which promotes excellence in football through a culture of passion, pride, success and above all a united spirit. We have achieved great things in the off season and are very much looking to a great season on and off the park in 2011.

[To Mati]

Fantastic turn out for the first week of training. A few people have asked questions in regards to which club has changed its name and the reasons behind it.

A detailed and comprehensive review of our Club was undertaken at the conclusion of the 2010 season. The purpose of this review was to ascertain what changes (if any) were required to be made in order to ensure the long term sustainability of our Club and that we, as a local football club, are heading in the right direction. Following the conclusion of this review, it was decided that a revamp of our Club was necessary. In October 2010, this process was commenced with the establishment of a management structure which is aimed at ensuring effective forward planning of our Club as well as the day-to-day management of the Club's affairs. In this respect, an Executive Board of Directors, all of whom are senior executives in their respective professional fields, has been appointed where the Members are tasked with the forward and strategic planning of our Club. A Management Committee has also been appointed to ensure the day-to-day operations of our Club are achieved at the highest possible level. Over the past three (3) months we have worked tirelessly to establish a new Club name, Club colours, logo, secure a home ground. Our Club’s key objective is to create a community and family orientated environment in which our players, members and supporters can actively partake in the world game of football. We believe that the measure of our success, as a community and family orientated sporting club, is our ability to serve the needs of our players, members and supporters to the highest quality and provide them with the real sense that the Adelaide Titans is ‘their’ club. We aspire to create a professionally administered club which promotes excellence in football through a culture of passion, pride, success and above all a united spirit. We have achieved great things in the off season and are very much looking to a great season on and off the park in 2011.

Well worded and a good post. Good Luck for the season.

[Knight7]

Weren't they also known as the gunners before that?

Talk about an identity crisis.

Yes

They were also known as

The Bazookas
The Puppies
The Melons
The boys

[Jay Walking]

Fantastic turn out for the first week of training. A few people have asked questions in regards to which club has changed its name and the reasons behind it.

A detailed and comprehensive review of our Club was undertaken at the conclusion of the 2010 season. The purpose of this review was to ascertain what changes (if any) were required to be made in order to ensure the long term sustainability of our Club and that we, as a local football club, are heading in the right direction. Following the conclusion of this review, it was decided that a revamp of our Club was necessary. In October 2010, this process was commenced with the establishment of a management structure which is aimed at ensuring effective forward planning of our Club as well as the day-to-day management of the Club's affairs. In this respect, an Executive Board of Directors, all of whom are senior executives in their respective professional fields, has been appointed where the Members are tasked with the forward and strategic planning of our Club. A Management Committee has also been appointed to ensure the day-to-day operations of our Club are achieved at the highest possible level. Over the past three (3) months we have worked tirelessly to establish a new Club name, Club colours, logo, secure a home ground. Our Club’s key objective is to create a community and family orientated environment in which our players, members and supporters can actively partake in the world game of football. We believe that the measure of our success, as a community and family orientated sporting club, is our ability to serve the needs of our players, members and supporters to the highest quality and provide them with the real sense that the Adelaide Titans is ‘their’ club. We aspire to create a professionally administered club which promotes excellence in football through a culture of passion, pride, success and above all a united spirit. We have achieved great things in the off season and are very much looking to a great season on and off the park in 2011.

Really? So who elected this board? Who is the CEO?

Lots of rehetoric in there. Maybe just work on playing the game and you might then be able to mix it up with the likes of Adelaide United and Liverpool.

[Right Back]

Fantastic turn out for the first week of training. A few people have asked questions in regards to which club has changed its name and the reasons behind it.

A detailed and comprehensive review of our Club was undertaken at the conclusion of the 2010 season. The purpose of this review was to ascertain what changes (if any) were required to be made in order to ensure the long term sustainability of our Club and that we, as a local football club, are heading in the right direction. Following the conclusion of this review, it was decided that a revamp of our Club was necessary. In October 2010, this process was commenced with the establishment of a management structure which is aimed at ensuring effective forward planning of our Club as well as the day-to-day management of the Club's affairs. In this respect, an Executive Board of Directors, all of whom are senior executives in their respective professional fields, has been appointed where the Members are tasked with the forward and strategic planning of our Club. A Management Committee has also been appointed to ensure the day-to-day operations of our Club are achieved at the highest possible level. Over the past three (3) months we have worked tirelessly to establish a new Club name, Club colours, logo, secure a home ground. Our Club’s key objective is to create a community and family orientated environment in which our players, members and supporters can actively partake in the world game of football. We believe that the measure of our success, as a community and family orientated sporting club, is our ability to serve the needs of our players, members and supporters to the highest quality and provide them with the real sense that the Adelaide Titans is ‘their’ club. We aspire to create a professionally administered club which promotes excellence in football through a culture of passion, pride, success and above all a united spirit. We have achieved great things in the off season and are very much looking to a great season on and off the park in 2011.

Really? So who elected this board? Who is the CEO?

Lots of rehetoric in there. Maybe just work on playing the game and you might then be able to mix it up with the likes of Adelaide United and Liverpool.

Mixing it up with Adelaide United might be a challenge but on current form the players grandmothers could beat Liverpool!

[Rehagel's Assistant]

Fantastic turn out for the first week of training. A few people have asked questions in regards to which club has changed its name and the reasons behind it.

A detailed and comprehensive review of our Club was undertaken at the conclusion of the 2010 season. The purpose of this review was to ascertain what changes (if any) were required to be made in order to ensure the long term sustainability of our Club and that we, as a local football club, are heading in the right direction. Following the conclusion of this review, it was decided that a revamp of our Club was necessary. In October 2010, this process was commenced with the establishment of a management structure which is aimed at ensuring effective forward planning of our Club as well as the day-to-day management of the Club's affairs. In this respect, an Executive Board of Directors, all of whom are senior executives in their respective professional fields, has been appointed where the Members are tasked with the forward and strategic planning of our Club. A Management Committee has also been appointed to ensure the day-to-day operations of our Club are achieved at the highest possible level. Over the past three (3) months we have worked tirelessly to establish a new Club name, Club colours, logo, secure a home ground. Our Club’s key objective is to create a community and family orientated environment in which our players, members and supporters can actively partake in the world game of football. We believe that the measure of our success, as a community and family orientated sporting club, is our ability to serve the needs of our players, members and supporters to the highest quality and provide them with the real sense that the Adelaide Titans is ‘their’ club. We aspire to create a professionally administered club which promotes excellence in football through a culture of passion, pride, success and above all a united spirit. We have achieved great things in the off season and are very much looking to a great season on and off the park in 2011.

Really? So who elected this board? Who is the CEO?

Lots of rehetoric in there. Maybe just work on playing the game and you might then be able to mix it up with the likes of Adelaide United and Liverpool.

have you appointed an advisory board? what about a Risk Management Committee, Finance Committee, chuck in an Audit Committee? Who's your Chairman?

Suggest you have a reality check and get one of your committees to report back to your "Board of Drectors" to remind them that your simply an amateur soccer club.

[wombat]

Season 2011 training sessions are being held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Lockleys North Primary School (Malurus Avenue, Lockleys North) and commence at 6.30pm.

Players wanted for Senior, Reserve and C Team

All welcome

[wombat]

Check out the Adelaide Titans Football Club Facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/search.php?q=ti ... 0305144121

[God is an Englishman]

Is Derrick Berisa playing there this year? he's not a bad player for a fat useless albanian.

[21jumpstreet]

i heard he is playing but is still fat, usless and albanian

[wombat]

[21jumpstreet]

did you hit the beach yesterday wombat

[God is an Englishman]

I heard the fat useless albanian couldn't make it out because he had a little bit of a hangover.

Must be the aussie in him, that can't take his drink.

[Master Kong]

Why "Adelaide Titans", if you're playing at Henley?
Adelaide is about 10km away and we probably have enough "Adelaide" teams already.

[21jumpstreet]

i had every intention to go its not my fault i dont remember how i got home

[wombat]

Wasnt laughing at you 21JumpSt, I was laughing at your signature

[21jumpstreet]

Wombat what a great effort we put in on the beep test last night. I am fit for a 60 year old

[wombat]

I am more about positioning and strength

[21jumpstreet]

I'm more about turning down chicks on a Saturday night

[Adolf Hitler]

Hanson Road?

[kramerica]

I am more about positioning and strength

Are you guys, affiliated with Adelaide Olympic now?

Your logo, looks similiar to their new one from last year, saw one of their tops today (Olympic's), and thought it was you guys.