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Old Brighton Grammarians Football Club (OBGFC) is a sports club located in Melbourne, Australia. With a rich history spanning over 60 years, OBGFC is dedicated to improving both on and off the field. The club's mission is to create an environment where players can develop as individuals, strive for excellence, and forge lifelong memories and relationships.
At OBGFC, core values such as respect, inclusivity, enjoyment, integrity, and effort are held in high regard. The club believes in instilling these values in their players to help them grow not only as athletes but also as people. OBGFC is proud of its history and the legends that have contributed to its success over the years.
The club greatly relies on the support of its volunteers, members, and sponsors. Their commitment and dedication contribute to the club's success and make it a valuable part of the local community. OBGFC takes pride in giving back to anyone who gets involved with the club and aims to be a positive influence in the community.
OBGFC's home ground is Brighton Beach Oval, located at 2 Mair Street, Brighton. Please note that there is no parking available for visitors within the grounds of the oval. However, there is ample parking in South Road, Beach Road, and surrounding streets for visiting clubs and spectators.
The club has a proud tradition of singing its club song, which reflects the passion and loyalty of its members. The lyrics of the club song celebrate the team's emblem, the red and blue colours, and the love the supporters have for their team.
OBGFC also has a comprehensive club history book titled “OBGFC: A Tribute. ” Edited and compiled by club stalwart Bob McLellan, this book contains contributions from over 20 writers and offers a detailed account of the club's journey. The book is available for purchase in hard copy for a nominal fee of $50.
Follow OBGFC on social media to stay updated with news, events, fixtures, results, and upcoming club activities. Membership options are also available for those interested in further engaging with the club and supporting its endeavours.
(Contact information for Bob McLellan, who can provide more information about the club's history book, can be found on the club website.
