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Subscriber only AS a teacher and hobby gamer, Mark Ingerson knows the value of giving your all to the end. He did, like his Western Pride teammates, in the latest Football Queensland Premier League 1 match. Although disappointed with the 3-2 loss to Rochedale Rovers, Ingerson shared in a team performance that proved Western Pride were among the leading sides this season. After beating the Ipswich Knights in the local derby and holding competition leaders Brisbane to 2-1, Pride were ready for a quality clash against Rochedale. We knew we were going to be up for a battle but I feel like we had enough chances to put this game away in the first half so we re all pretty demoralised at the moment, Ingerson said.
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Subscriber only WESTERN Pride have received a massive boost for the Football Queensland Premier League season, securing one of the state s leading goalkeepers. Former Peninsula Power National Premier Leagues stopper Jake Reesby has just signed with the Ipswich-based club. Pride head coach Brian Hastings was delighted to have the highly regarded keeper on board after he shared in four previous championships at NPL, FQPL and Brisbane Premier League level. It s an unbelievable signing, Hastings said. His leadership is totally unbelievable and also the confidence that he will add to the players. He will lift the confidence in the whole group and improve the mentality amongst the players.