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An Australian Football Tournament for players aged 8 to 19 years, male and female held in the September/October School Holidays. Tournament Duration: starting Monday the 26th of September and finishing Saturday the 1st of October 2022. 4 players to be awarded fully paid overseas tours to Germany the following year. 40 players and 5 coaches to receive subsidies to go on this coaching and playing tour with the Joeys All-Star Team. Minimum age 14 years. The Joeys Mini World Cup tournament guarantees 7 to 8 games for each participating team with finals or playoffs on the last day of the tournament, for each team. For players 18 and above the possibility to be signed by German Teams. Football and educational hosting scholarships in Germany are also available for players from this tournament. A unique football tournament with opportunities for players not seen or offered anywhere else. IT STARTED WITH A DREAM! If you want to live the Dream join us. Over several months you will be introduced to top athletes that gave Inverell a name all over the World. 1. You will be able to listen to some incredible musicians that also call Inverell home. 2. You will be introduced to top achievers and characters that are a very important part of the fabric that makes up Hometown Inverell. 3. A town with a proud history and a wonderful variety of recreational activities for you and your family to do while visiting Inverell and where you can have your Adventure Holiday right in nature’s Backyard.
Episodes
Monday Aug 15, 2022
Monday Aug 15, 2022
Nicholas Elliott a Lismore player is speaking with Heinrich Haussler about his experience with the Joeys Mini World Cup that he has attended from 2010 when it was held at Inverell to 2017 at the Hervey Bay final making his dream come true and lifting the trophy with the Lismore team. He also speaks about the German Football Tour he attended with his father Michael and the guidance given by Socceroo and FIFA World Cup Coach Rale Rasic.
Wednesday Aug 10, 2022
Wednesday Aug 10, 2022
On today's podcast, we have for the second time, Thomas George who served Lismore and the district for many a year. Thomas George is with me for a follow-up on our first podcast in February this year. Only 24 hours after recording the interview on February the 27th, the biggest flood in modern Australian history inundated Lismore and the rest of the Northern Rivers.
Thomas George has retired from politics but still works tirelessly for his community and to no surprise has he become the chairman of the Lismore Joeys Mini World Cup working committee. I recorded Thomas on my way home to Inverell when I passed through Casino. We are talking about the official launch of the tournament that is now being held for the next 3 years at Lismore. Let’s hear what LISMORE'S former MP Thomas George has to say about securing this major sporting event for Lismore.
Friday Jul 29, 2022
Friday Jul 29, 2022
Rale Rasic Socceroo and FIFA World Cup Coach was at Lismore with Tournament Director Heinrich Haussler for the official Media launch of the Lismore Joeys Mini World Cup. Listen to the interview with one of football's most respected coaches in Australia and Overseas. Rale Rasic Padron of the Lismore Joeys Mini World Cup talks about the event coming to Lismore and the opportunities on offer for Lismore and its football community.
Saturday Mar 12, 2022
Saturday Mar 12, 2022
On today's podcast, we have a man well known to Lismore a man that served Lismore and district for many a year. Thomas George is with me - so these days retired from politics but still doing what’s best for his community and that is why I have him in the studio today to talk about a wonderful opportunity for Lismore to secure a major sporting event. Listen to what LISMORE'S former MP Thomas George has to say and what his role will be in bringing the Joeys Mini World Cup to Lismore.
We recorded this podcast 2 days before Lismore was hit by a devastating flood that wiped out big parts of the city..........
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Here is our first Lismore Joeys Mini World Cup Podcast. In the studio with host and tournament founder/director, Heinrich Haussler is Michael Elliott speaking about the Joeys Mini World Cup's move to Lismore.
Tuesday May 25, 2021
Tuesday May 25, 2021
Today we are speaking to Lewis Thompson who is a coach in Sydney and has made history as the first Sydney coach to bring 2 teams to the 2021 Fraser Coast Joeys Mini World Cup at Hervey Bay
Lewis Thompson's Next Level Soccer Football Academy is based in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and it is a credit to him to have some very good coaching staff with huge experience involved with the academy, coaches that have worked professionally around the world in all ages, genders, and abilities of football with the development of the individual at the forefront of their football philosophy. The tournament starts on the 26th of September and finishes Friday the 1st of October 2021. Age groups are, U10s, U12s, U13s female only, U14s, U16s, U19s, and Open Women. Huge rewards for players and coaches with three fully paid trips to Germany the following year valued at $7800 each. 40 subsidized tours for players male and female plus 5 subsidized tours for coaches. The Joeys All-Star teams will leave for Germany in June 2022 for a 24 day playing and coaching football tour. Rale Rasic Socceroo and FIFA World Cup Coach will be on tour with the Joeys All-Star Team. Thanks for litening.
Sunday May 23, 2021
Sunday May 23, 2021
Today. Peter Broadfoot, Director of Football at Toowoomba Grammar School is talking to us from Toowoomba about the Joeys Mini World Cup and the involvement of the Toowoomba Grammar players over a decade of support and participation in this unique tournament. Peter also traveled with the Joeys All-Star Team to Germany and speaks about the German Football Tour where players from the Joeys Mini World Cup are selected every year and offered a trip of a lifetime. 3 fully paid tours, 40 subsidized tours for the players, and 5 subsidized tours for coaches. Rale Rasic Socceroo and FIFA World Cup Coach is also part of the upcoming 2022 Joeys All-Star Football Tour of Germany. Thanks for listening
Thursday Apr 22, 2021
Thursday Apr 22, 2021
MIKE MULVEY
We are pleased to tell you that former Brisbane Roar coach Mike Mulvey will be the Toowoomba Grammar's 1st XI Head Coach at this year's Fraser Coast Joeys Mini World Cup.
Experienced international football coach and manager, Mike Mulvey has been appointed as the Toowoomba Grammar School 1st XI Football Coach for 2021. Mulvey is an exciting addition to the school's program. He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with both the TGS players and coaches.
Mike Mulvey born in England, played for Manchester United and the Brisbane Lions FC in his younger days before starting his career as a coach, manager, and technical director in 1998. He took the Brisbane Roar A-League team to a Premiership / Championship double in 2013 and has managed the Central Coast Mariners, Gold Coast United, Sabah FA (Malaysia Premier League), BEC Tero Sasana (Thailand and most recently was the Technical Director with the Western Pride. Mulvey has also been heavily involved in the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) Football Program, leading the team to a number of National Premier League titles as the Head Coach.
Along with coaching the TGS 1st XI, Mulvey will be the 2021 Technical Director for the SWQ Thunder after a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the two entities. In today's episode, Mike speaks with Tournament Director, Heinrich Haussler about his coaching past and his style of football and coaching. Educating coaches and players for the better of the game and helping young players to achieve their goals.
Tuesday Apr 13, 2021
Tuesday Apr 13, 2021
Today's podcast is brought to you from Lismore. Your Host Heinrich Haussler Tournament Director and our guests Michael Elliott and Jason Halliday 2 coaches that have brought teams to the tournament since 2010 and have been with us traveling and coaching the Joeys All-Star teams in Germany. We talk about the history and values of this unique tournament, the rewards for players and coaches, and how it has helped players in their personal and their football playing development. Join us and find out about the tournament and what it could mean for your playing future. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for upcoming episodes.
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021
In this Episode Heinrich Haussler the Tournament Director talks to Bee Witt Green, the New Zealand Team Manager. Bee is bringing an Open Women's team and an Under 14s team to this years tournament at Hervey Bay. Bee talks about previous tournaments and the planing fo the 2021 Cup.
Thursday Dec 31, 2020
Thursday Dec 31, 2020
Looking back at 2020 and looking forward to the new 2021 with your host Heinrich Haussler
Monday Dec 21, 2020
Monday Dec 21, 2020
Episode 10 Podcast with Rale Rasic
Welcome to today’s podcast and for our 10th Episode we have some one very special with us. Rale Rasic Socceroo and FIFA World Cup coach is joining us by phone from Sydney.
Here is a brief summary about a man that has shaped Football in Australia
Rale has a very unique position in Australian football having been the first coach to take Australia to the finals of the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany. Rale coached Australia in 58 international matches in the 4 years from 1970 to 1974.
Rale Rasic immigrated to Australia in 1962 but returned to Yugoslavia after 18 months to serve in the army to full fill what was required of him. After he had met that obligations he returned to Australia and played football in the Victorian league. Not only did he play football, but he also revolutionized the game in Australia as a coach and was subsequently appointed as the national coach in 1970 at just 34 years of age, Rale masterminded Australia’s long road of qualification that we know ended up with being one of the 16 countries that had qualified for the 1974 FIFA World Cup.
After a mammoth task being drawn in a group with Chile, East Germany and West Germany the eventual winners of the 1974 tournament, Rale and his Socceroo’s performed far above expectations at the tournament but apparently not enough for the Australian Soccer Federation who replaced him as the national coach, replacing him with Englishman Brian Green. Rale believes that he was dumped because he was not seen as being a real “Aussie”. Rale stated, “They took from me something that I was doing better than anyone else. I was a true-blue Aussie, and nobody can deny that. I taught the players how to sing the national anthem”. These days, as the first coach to take Australia to the World Cup finals, Rale Rasic is widely respected in Australian football.
A massive lobby for Rale to return as Australia’s World Cup coach for 1979 began early in 1978 but never eventuated because Rasic made crystal clear his terms: complete and utter control and absolutely no interference from the Australian Soccer Federation. The ASF would never give a coach the job under those circumstances and conditions.
Rale’s first coaching job was in Footscray, followed by Melbourne HSC, St. George Budapest, Marconi, and Pan Hellenic. In 1967 he coached Footscray to the Victorian championship and from 1968 to 1970 he was the Victorian senior state coach. In 1970 he coached the Victorian youth team to win the national championships and in 1971 he coached St. George to win the NSW grand final and Tokyo International Tournament. He coached Marconi to the Australian championships in 1972 and to the NSW grand final in 1973. In 1979 he coached Adelaide to win the NSL Cup final. From 1986 to 1988 his teams won the national championships and the NSL Cup final.
In 1974 Rasic was listed among the top 35 coaches in the world by German Soccer expert Fritz Hack, and in 1977 and 1987 he was voted the national league coach of the year. He was a television presenter on SBS, during the Australian network’s 2006 FIFA World Cup coverage.
He is the only footballcoach featured in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, an inaugural inductee of the FFA Hall of Fame
In 2004 Rasic was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his service to soccer as a player, coach and administrator.
But now let’s listen to Rale Rasic and Heinrich Haussler your host in the studio.
Thursday Nov 12, 2020
Thursday Nov 12, 2020
Our guest today is Jon Maclean.
Jon is one of the coaches that gained selection at the 2019 Fraser Coast Joeys Mini World Cup to come us a coach to Germany on the Joeys All Star Football Tour. Jon has been in Germany with us on several occasions and also has been at the Joeys Mini World Cup for many years, coaching and managing teams on tour and at the Cup. Jon will reflect on his first tournament and the early days in Inverell to the present location at Hervey Bay.. Coming from the Newcastle area he first brought a team from there to Inverell where he met Rale Rasic and Chris McLeod. Let’s reflect on the last 7 years of football at the tournament and overseas..........
Friday Oct 23, 2020
Friday Oct 23, 2020
Cal Lynch is a football coach from Rockhampton. Cal attended the 2019 Fraser Coast Joeys Mini World Cup at Hervey Bay. Cal was selected to join the Joeys All Star team to go on a coaching and playing tour of Germany. Due to COVID 19 the tour had to be postponed to June 2021. Cal will join the team as a coach on the 2021 tour and will also bring a team from Rockhampton to the 2021 tournament at Hervey Bay. As a coach he is very passionate about the game and has helped many young players with their skills structural play. Join Cal now and find out a little more about him and football at Rockhampton.
Tuesday Oct 13, 2020
Tuesday Oct 13, 2020
Our host Heinrich Haussler is talking to Danielle Maudsley who has been at the Joeys Mini World Cup at Inverell and Hervey Bay as first a player and now a coach and manager. Listen to her views on the tournament and the developing momentum on the Women's Game.