Colours:
Front: Blue yoke and trim, red with a gold emblem on chest
Back: Red with navy blue trim and gold number.
Shorts: royal blue with Amateur League piping.
Socks: red with blue turnover
Clashes:
Flinders Park, Hectorville, Para Hills, Woodville South
Club song not yet added.
Mascot/Nickname: LionsIn 1987 Renown Park, St. Dominics and St. Peters Y.C.W. football clubs amalgamated to form the Fitzroy Football Club, playing in the uniform of the then V.F.L. club of the same name. At the time of the amalgamation, St. Dominics had slipped from an A1 club to A3, and Renown Park and St. Peters were both languishing in A6. At the end of the 1996 season the club was in financial crisis due to overinvestment in poker machines and went into liquidation, but a new board of management restructured its finances, and the Club continued to field three senior teams and juniors. The record holder for games played is Sid OLeary.
Source: A History of the South Australian Amateur Football League 1911-1994, Fred Bloch ©
1995
Game Reports, 17/04/2011 09:28 am 
The trip to the Lion’s Den is never one to take lightly, and regardless of preceding form, Fitzroy can always pop up and threaten to ruin the outing for unwary sides. The hills and valleys of the playing surface arguably give this ground one of the best advantages to the home side, and coupled with a reputation for physicality, the trip to the Inner North West needs careful consi
... Game Reports, 21/06/2010 08:07 pm
The second half of the season started with Fitzroy heading across town to Kingswood Oval to do battle with the Unley Jets, whose form since their first round win at the Den had been somewhat inconsistent. This clash was vital for both sides; a win for the Jets to keep them in touch with the top 5 and equal on points with Fitzroy.
A triple header, the opening games were both won
... Game Reports, 17/05/2010 11:10 am
Lindblom Park, home of the bionic vagabond Steven Coles, was the venue for a father son picnic as the wise lions took on the youthful bulls. Pooraka as usual conceded the first scores; testing the elasticity of their opponents before selecting gear and slinging themselves into the lead. Fitzroy’s midfield were obstacles at best as the bulls made the would be tacklers look like hills hoists i
... Game Reports, 17/04/2010 04:32 am
A revamped Unley Jets side, under the stewardship of new coach, Troy Hall, ventured out to the always challenging Lion's Den to do battle with last years 3rd placed Fitzroy for their round 1 Div 4 SAAFL clash on the 10th of April. Unley had recruited well in the off season complementing a youthful and passionate side with some mature seasoned talent.
Whilst the C and B Grades were dea
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