2000s iPod Shuffle: Sat 18th May
We're going Young Boothy with our 2024 player function, the 2000s iPod Shuffle!
Your entry includes your song for the night... you can choose any song from the 2000 - 2009 decade.
All songs are shuffled, the final song played on the night wins the MAJOR CASH PRIZE!
Other prizes awarded throughout the night...
Get in quick... each song can only be purchased once, and whoever is first in gets it! If your selected song/s have already been selected, you'll be contacted by the organisers to select another.
Date Saturday 18th May
Venue Mulgrave Football Club
Music starts 7:30pm
Drinks At bar prices
Food Included in the entry price
Entry $30 (includes one song) or $50 (includes two songs)
Want more songs? Buy multiple entries!
Dress code A 2000s icon... or anything to do with the 2000 - 2009 decade..
Ladies High Tea 2024: April 27th
Our Ladies High Tea is on again in 2024, on Saturday, April 27th when we take on The Basin at home.
In support of Breast Cancer Network Australia, we'd love all the ladies to join us.
Tickets are $50, which includes a glass of champagne on arrival and food.
Drinks will be at bar prices.
There'll be raffles throughout the day... win some presents for mum, just in time for Mothers Day!
This one is sure to be popular, so grab your tickets here and just give your name at the door for entry.
Any questions? Contact Julie Richards on treasurer@mulgravefc.com.au.
TICKETS FOR THE HIGH TEA HAVE NOW SOLD OUT. THANKS FOR YOUR AMAZING SUPPORT.
Senior co-captains 2024
Tonight at training, coach Matt Richards announced that the senior team will have co-captains in 2024.
Returning for his third year as senior captain is Sam Kassianou. A natural leader, Sam took over the captaincy in 2022 and has been instrumental in setting high standards and leading the club back to finals action. Already a life member of MFC, he’s played almost 200 games across all grades since first coming to the club in 2010 after playing his junior footy at Waverley Park Hawks and Glen Waverley Rovers.
Joining Sam, in his first year as senior captain, is Connor Tilyard.
Connor first came to Mulgrave in 2018 from Glen Waverley. Although his talent on the field is obvious, it’s Connor’s maturity, work ethic and character that have impressed just as much in his time at the club. At just 22 years of age he’s already a dual senior best-and-fairest winner and clearly a key figure in the club’s future as we continue our drive toward consistent finals footy across all grades.
Please join us in congratulating both Sam and Connor on their appointment as co-captains in 2024.
Mulgrave champion retires
Recently we’ve been welcoming new players for 2024. Such is the nature of the off-season, we also have those whose time in the jumper has come to an end. This year we have the retirement of some long-term servants who have been enormous contributors to Mulgrave.
None more so than Dean Siakoulis, who is hanging up the boots after a stunning career.
Dean first came to Mulgrave in 2011 from Waverley Park Hawks and Oakleigh Chargers. He had a reputation as a young player, but nobody would have predicted the imprint he’d leave on our club in the years to come.
Dean’s list of individual accolades makes impressive reading and includes:
- 203 senior games (one of just 7 players to play 200 senior games for MFC)
- Senior captain 2015 – 2021
- 6x Senior Best & Fairest winner (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
- Runner-up EFNL League B&F 2017 (pipped by teammate @hendo_seb by one vote)
- 7x EFNL Team of the Year (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022)
- MFC Life member
Dean is without doubt one of the finest and most decorated players to have ever pulled on the Mulgrave jumper. His legacy will be enormous and will echo around the club for many years to come.
“What a player. For someone of his size he was as tough as they come. Led with his actions, skilled on both sides, kicked goals when it mattered. What an honour it was to play alongside you for so long.” - Senior captain Sam Kassianou
“Dean is skillful, tough, loyal and a little lippy. He’s one of the best players I’ve seen. I’ve played the most games with Dean and it’s been an absolute pleasure.” – MFC champion Adam Booth
Dean, all your mates at Mulgrave, past and present, wish you the very best in retirement. Our loss is Stacey and Lenny’s gain as you enjoy some more free time. We look forward to seeing you on the deck with a well-deserved can on Saturdays.
And a quick word for the longest-serving umpire escort in MFC history, Tim Siakoulis. Quarter time won’t look the same without you in the fluoro vest, though you’re welcome to continue in the role! Thanks for so many years of support for Dean and the club.
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