This Father's Day, join us as we catch up with sports stars and navigate the ups and downs of being a dad!
Father's Day is often a time of celebration, and this year, we’re tuning into the voices of some of our beloved Subway Socceroos - Cam Burgess, Aziz Behich, and Mathew Leckie. Each of them has a unique story that weaves the beauty of fatherhood with their sporting journeys. From Burgess sharing the invaluable lessons he's learned from his dad on the field to Behich talking about the importance of passing down traditions to his son, it's clear that each of these athletes looks to their fathers for inspiration and guidance. As they celebrate this significant day, they remind us of how crucial it is to honor the father figures who shape our lives both on and off the pitch.
In a similar vein, the NRL players from 'The Family Club' are also taking time out this Father's Day to pay tribute to those father figures within their community. Whether it's a biological father, a mentor, or even a grandfather, these players emphasize that the essence of fatherhood transcends traditional definitions. Celebrating together, the community reflects on the ways these men have impacted their lives, fostering resilience and strength in the face of challenges. So, don’t be surprised if you see some heartwarming tributes flooding social media, reminding us all of the pivotal roles dads play in shaping our character.
But for some, Father's Day can bring its own set of hurdles. Family lawyer Jeremy Sutton cautions that for split parents, the day may not always be an occasion for joy. With families navigating shared care arrangements and the complexities of co-parenting, Sutton shares insights on how to effectively manage these situations. While it’s essential to celebrate the day, he encourages separated parents to find common ground for the sake of their children and to focus on what matters most - love and support.
As Father’s Day approaches, many of us might find ourselves pondering the question: what does a dad truly want? While ties and mugs are traditional gifts, former athletes remind us that the greatest present is often the chance to relive a cherished memory—be it a legendary boxing match or a musical concert that brought back nostalgic vibes! This Father’s Day, let's prioritize creating new memories with our dads, while also giving them the joy of fond reflections.
Did you know that Father’s Day was first celebrated in Washington State in 1910? Fast forward a century, and the holiday has grown into a global celebration. In the Philippines, Father’s Day is increasingly embraced, with families indulging their dads in extraordinary treats, from heartfelt messages to slabs of their favorite desserts. And, if you’re a sports fan, you might want to take a cue from these fathers and source your family’s inspiration from the loving memories that the world of sports and music can provide!
So, to celebrate Father's Day, we recently caught up with some of our Subway Socceroos - Cam Burgess, Aziz Behich and Mathew Leckie - to hear about the impact ...
Today will serve as an opportunity for the NRL players to celebrate the many father figures in and around 'The Family Club'.
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