Welcome to the home page for Football Club 77, a men's  soccer club devoted to the enjoyment of soccer.  FC77 was formed in 1977 in Portland Oregon. Over 32 years later this miscellaneous collection of soccer buffs has grown into five teams.

Our purpose: Playing and supporting the sport of soccer and good fellowship. Our five teams span Open through Over 50 age divisions and a wide range of play from the serious, to the ridiculous.  On these pages you'll find separate team pages, schedules, game reviews, other soccer links, information if you're interested in trying out for a team and our newsletter.  Explore and if you enjoy soccer, you're among friends.

How will football tactics develop over the next decade?

Saturday, December 26, 2009.  As we are a week away from the next decade, some football writers are speculating on the future tactics of the game at the highest level. Since the trends, if not the true need, for new ways of playing eventually filter down to the amateur level, this discussion may have some interest for you. Click "der bomber's" picture to read a Guardian Football article on future tactics.

GPSD Fall Championship Matches

FC77 Rangers & FC77 PBR Take Part

Friday, December 4, 2009.  Sometimes the effort that all our teams put into a season pays off. The Rangers and PBR are in the GPSD Championship matches for their respective divisions, Sunday, December 6, 2009. Here's the breakout:

Sunday, December 6th – PCC Rock Creek Campus Field #1                             1:30 KO - FC77 Rangers v. Salem Kickers

Sunday, December 6th – PCC Rock Creek Campus Field #2:                            3:15 KO - FC77 PBR v. IPS O/40

OASA Web Site Ver. 2.0

October 16, 2009.  The OASA website is now sporting a new, attractive look. Unfortunately, they are correct in stating that it's still under construction. Most of the links (as of today) don't go to the page you want if you use Firefox. I'm sure that will change, but for the time being, FC77's link to their handy field locator page is broken. The site does work if you use Windows Internet Explorer.

Your schedules and forms are reachable, since they come from the GPSD site.