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Reds’ Club Cash-back Offer

Did you know that Queensland Rugby’s Membership Cash Back program offers cash back to your club just by simply mentioning Souths Rugby Union when purchasing a 2012 Reds membership.

Reds Memberships 2012

Your Club Captains

Following consultation with players, Souths Management Committee are proud to announce the Club Captains for the 2012 season are:

Elliot Fowke
Georges Khoury
Rian Wisemantel

Gentlemen, congratulations on your appointment. We know that you will serve with pride and honour.

It was twenty years ago today...

1992 was significant year in many respects: Presidents Bush (Snr) and Yeltsin called an end to the Cold War; the European Union was founded; Bill Clinton was elected as the next President of the United States; the Summer Olympics were held in Barcelona, Spain and Winter’s in Albertville, France; Shane Warne debuted for Australia; South Africa voted to end apartheid and were rewarded by the IRB with re-admission to the international rugby scene. In rugby union, several law changes were made to the lineout and breakdown and the value of a try became 5 points; the Wallabies on the back of winning the World Cup in ’91, won the Bledisloe Cup (2-1) and defeated Scotland, South Africa, Wales and Ireland; Queensland won the Super Six competition.

For Souths Rugby Union Football Club, 1992 was arguably the most successful year in the club’s history, winning premierships in

2011 Annual General Meeting and Xmas Carols

The 2011 Souths Rugby Club Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 15th December, 2011 at the Clubhouse commencing at 6:30pm..

All members are requested and encouraged to attend.

An Agenda (Click here) and Nomination Form (click here) for the 2012 Committee are attached.

Join us at The Nest for our annual “Christmas Carols by Candle Light”

Friday evening 16 December from 6.00 pm

All welcome
Santa will be there!
Sausage Sizzle

Bring all the family! Join in the fun!

Youngest ever Wallaby leaves the The Nest

Legendary Magpie player, the youngest Wallaby of all time, Brian Ford has passed away at the age of 72, after a long illness. Brian was 18 years and 90 days of age when he played against the All Blacks in 1957 before retiring at the "ripe old age" of 20, to pursue his career in business.

The Ford family have a connection with Souths from the foundation of the club, with Brian's father, Monty being a former Club president.

Brian lost the love of his life, his wife Margaret, a few months ago and the Souths Rugby Community extends its deepest sympathy and condolences to all of Brian's family and friends.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Brian's life to be held at the Little Flower Catholic Church, First Avenue, Bongaree on Friday 11th November 2011 commencing at 10am.

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Reds’ Club Cash-back Offer

Your Club Captains

It was twenty years ago today...

2011 Annual General Meeting and Xmas Carols

Youngest ever Wallaby leaves the The Nest

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