Club Technical Director Appointed

Club Technical Director Appointed

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Robbie Hooker Appointed as Technical Director

Mount Colah Football Club is proud to announce Robbie Hooker as the Club’s Technical Director for 2020.

Robbie is a well known successful football player and coach on the international and national stage. Robbie is also well known locally playing and coaching at Mount Colah Football Club.

The Technical Director role is responsible for the education and development of players and coaches through implementation of proper planned training and match day programmes and protocols. I will also be responsible for guiding the club’s vision and philosophy and playing style throughout the club. I will also be a mentor to all coaches and be a resource for all coaches regardless of their coaching experience

Robbie Hooker.

Having Robbie as Technical Director is a real asset to the Club and something our Juniors and their parents will really appreciate

Paul Ferry, MCFC President.

Robbie, back centre, with assistant coaches Raf Ort (left) and Winston Bush (right), coached the 2019 Mount Colah U9 SAP squad this year. The team did well this year.

Robbie is an active football player. Seen in action with MCFC M35 this year.

Robbie Hooker

A local boy had a dream to become a champion football player.

Robbie started his football career playing for Mount Colah Football Club, known back then as Mount Colah Soccer Club.

It wasn’t too long before his talent was noticed and Robbie was granted a scholarship with the Australian Institute of Sport Football Program. Robbie’s graduation opened the door for his first opportunity to play for Australia when Robbie was selected in the Australia U20 side in the 1985 FIFA World Youth Championship finals. This was the start of Robbie’s fourteen years representing Australia.

Robbie had a long career as a Socceroo – 1990 to 1998, representing Australia on the world stage.

As well as being a well known identity representing Australia, Robbie was also well known in the national football competition. Robbie’s eighteen year national football career would include some of the top clubs and teams in Australia.

After his football playing career, Robbie became a well known and respected football coach, which included a nine year stint as assistant coach for the Matildas and Socceroos.

 

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