President /Committee /players and supporters of Dapto /Dandaloo Football Club.
Saturday March 11 2012
DAPTO LEAGUES CLUB, DAPTO
I am delighted to be able to speak to you tonight . This year a memorial award in memory of the late Harold Ward will be set up for the under 21 team .
Harold passed away on September 30 2011 aged 71 years of age . He had had a life time of committment to the round ball game . Harold played – he was a goalkeeper, coached ,was a strapper and also a referee. It is fitting that an encouragement award be established for a young player so that something can be put back into the game. He was a lifetime supporter of Leeds United.
Harold started playing at a young age in Yorkshire , England. He played for Fryston Colliery in the Yorkshire League, and by all accounts was an excellent goalkeeper . He was described by a fellow team member as the Bruce Grobbelar ( Liverpool goal keeper ) of his time ! A history of his champion winning 1963 team is currently being written, and will be launched next year on the date the team won a major trophy in Yorkshire.
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Harold emigrated to Australia in 1970 and became involved with various soccer clubs -Fairy Meadow, Figtree and then on to Shellharbour where he worked as a strapper with Tony McDonald .
He moved to Sydney in 1978 , where he continued his soccer involvement with the Protestant Churches League, being attached to the Bexley St Andrews team. Harold finished playing competition soccer aged 40, in 1980, with Bexley , but continued to play social soccer for a few more years.
The under 21’s will be eligible for the award, which will be a monetary one, along with a certificate. The Memorial Award , which will be the inaugural award, will go to an Under 21 player who shows good promise ; teamwork , sportsmanship and who represents the code of football well .This is exactly what Harold would have wanted.
Thanks
Anne Field
