Empowering the Beautiful Game
Our Vision
Manly Warringah Football Association (MWFA) is committed to fostering a vibrant and inclusive football community on Sydney's Northern Beaches. We are dedicated to promoting and developing the game of football for players of all ages and skill levels.
Who We Are
MWFA is a non-profit organisation governed by a dedicated committee and supported by a team of passionate volunteers. We are responsible for the overall management and promotion of football in the area, offering a diverse range of competitions and programs.
Competitions
- We host competitions for men, women, and youth across various age groups and skill levels.
- We provide opportunities for competitive and recreational play, ensuring everyone has a chance to enjoy the game.
Programs & Development
- We run coaching courses and workshops for players, coaches, and referees.
- We offer development programs for young players to enhance their skills and reach their full potential.
- We organize community events and activities to foster a strong sense of belonging.
Community Involvement
- We partner with local clubs and sponsors to strengthen the football ecosystem in the region.
- We actively engage with the community through social media, volunteer programs and grassroots initiatives.
Our Values
- Inclusivity: We welcome people from all walks of life to join our community.
- Fair Play: We uphold the highest standards of sportsmanship and integrity.
- Excellence: We strive to provide a quality football experience for all participants.
- Community: We are committed to building a strong and connected community through football.
Join Us
Whether you are a player, coach, referee, or simply a passionate football fan, MWFA welcomes you to join our vibrant community. Get involved, connect with us on social media, or explore the opportunities available to get involved.
Introduction
The Manly Warringah Football Association (MWFA) has received mixed reviews from its members. The reviews highlight various aspects such as the cost, organisation, and satisfaction with the league. This summary will delve into the positive and negative comments provided by the reviewers.
Positive Feedback
Some reviewers praised the organisation and satisfaction with the league. For instance, Julie Kimberley rated the league 4 stars, mentioning that it was well-organised and had great referees. Her children would definitely play again next year. Similarly, Lucas Daniel rated the league 5 stars, expressing his excitement for football and looking forward to the team's campaign. Justine Obrien also gave a 5-star rating, highlighting that the league focuses on teamwork and getting the best for everyone at every level.
Negative Feedback
On the other hand, some reviewers were unhappy with the league. Anna Walter rated it 1 star, stating that it was an expensive sport for the kids to play and that game locations changed at short notice, with no referees for teenagers' games. Jason Ajai also gave a 1-star rating, expressing disgust over the reduction in the number of games for the season by almost 40% without explanation or offer of refund. Jack Bennett gave a 1-star rating as well, claiming that MWFA was corrupt and that the league did not deliver what was promised.
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