Football Queensland extends collaboration with Uberline

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Football Queensland (FQ) have confirmed a two year extension of it’s partnership with Uberline, who will continue as the organisation’s Official Line Marking Partner.

As part of the renewed agreement, Uberline will continue to support football clubs and facilities across Queensland by supplying high-quality line marking products and services.

This ongoing alliance ensures that clubs in all regions have consistent and easy access to the tools they need to maintain safe, professional, and visually appealing playing fields.

By easing the workload for volunteers and contributing to the overall presentation of venues, Uberline plays a key role in supporting the growth and standard of football across the state.

Their commitment helps create a better experience for players, officials, and fans at every level of the game.

FQ CEO Robert Cavallucci praised Uberline as a valuable partner since 2023, highlighting its crucial support in improving field quality, easing volunteer workloads, and enhancing the overall experience across the state.

“Uberline has been a great partner for our clubs and volunteers across Queensland, and we’re proud to extend this relationship for another two years,” he said in a press release.

“As we continue to lift the quality and profile of our competitions statewide, access to specialist products and services like Uberline’s is vital.

“High-quality field presentation is critical not only for the look of our venues, but for providing safe, enjoyable experiences for participants of all ages.

“Since our partnership began in 2023, Uberline has provided valuable support to clubs and FQ venues alike, helping to ease the workload for volunteers and maintain high standards across the board. We look forward to continuing that work together.”

Uberline’s General Manager, Lee Thomas, said the company is proud to keep backing the Queensland football community.

“We’re proud to continue our partnership with Football Queensland and to support the dedicated clubs and volunteers who are the backbone of the game,” he said in a press release.

“At Uberline, we’re passionate about delivering high-quality solutions that help create safe, professional playing environments for every player, at every level. We look forward to building on the great progress we’ve made together.”

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Optus joins Football Queensland as Telco Partner in the North

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Football Queensland (FQ) has confirmed its collaboration with Optus, naming the leading telecommunication provider as its Official Telecommunications Partner across the Northern, Far North and Gulf regions.

The collaboration will see Optus play an active role in supporting grassroots football throughout the year-long partnership, with a visible presence at FQ precincts in both Cairns and Townsville. This will include branded signage and community-focused activations at key events, further enhancing the matchday experience for players, families, and fans.

FQ General Manager – Northern Conference, Craig Ramage, said the partnership will be a valuable boost for local communities and reflects FQ’s commitment to growing the game in regional areas.

“Football Queensland is excited to expand its long-standing relationship with Optus as we enter into a thriving partnership in the Northern and Far North & Gulf regions,” he said via press release.

“It is excellent to have a brand as prominent as Optus recognise the importance of grassroots football in regional areas.

“Optus’ year-long support will provide a crucial boost that directly benefits clubs and participants across the region, strengthening communities and actively contributing to FQ’s vision for the future of football.”

Optus General Manager North Queensland, Dave Morrissey, emphasised the importance of the North Queensland football community and Optus’ commitment to supporting the next generation as they develop into future stars of the game.

“It is our absolute pleasure to partner with Football Queensland’s Northern and Far North regions. It is great to get to watch the next generation of young players grow their skills and love for the game, and we appreciate all the support we get in return from the local community,” he said via press release.

Football communities attending events and matches at Paradise Park and Macca’s Park can expect to see Optus actively involved throughout the season, with a strong presence around the grounds that reflects the brand’s commitment to regional engagement and sporting development.

Football Australia CEO James Johnson to step down

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Chief Executive Officer of Football Australia, James Johnson has advised the Board of his decision to resign.

Mr Johnson’s decision marks the end of his 5½-year term as CEO of the sport’s governing body, during which he, together with the Board, the Football Australia team, and the wider football community, led one of the most successful eras in Australian football history.

During his tenure, Mr Johnson steered Australian football through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, helping the sport reach record participation levels. Under his leadership, Football Australia launched a 15-year strategic vision, achieved unprecedented revenue growth, implemented significant reforms such as Club Licensing Regulations and updates to the Player Transfer System, and revitalised the Australia Cup by linking it to Asia via the AFC Club Competitions.

Mr Johnson oversaw Football Australia’s successful bid for and hosting of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™, a globally acclaimed event that marked a cultural turning point for sport in Australia. During his time as CEO, Football Australia also secured hosting rights for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ and elevated both the men’s and women’s national teams into prominent global sporting brands, each achieving their best-ever results at the FIFA World Cup 2022™ and FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™.

In a reflection on his time at the helm, James Johnson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead Football Australia over the past 5½ years, highlighting the dedication and talent of the colleagues he worked with throughout his tenure.

“It has been a privilege to lead Football Australia for the past 5½ years, having had the pleasure to work alongside the most talented, committed and dedicated staff, executives and board members,” he said via press release.

“As someone who is immensely passionate about Australian football, this decision has not come easy, but I believe the time is right to step down.

“I want to extend my thank you to the Football Australia Board and everyone within the Australian football community for their support during my tenure. Football is a local and global sport so no matter where I am, I will always be here to support Football Australia and Australian football.”

The Football Australia Board has appointed current director and former Matilda, Heather Garriock, as Interim Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.

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