As part of its anniversary celebrations, junior footballers from Under Sevens to Under 11s will benefit from sharply reduced fees, just $150 for the first family member, $100 for the next.

The Roar players will be present from 5.30pm to 6.30pm, and a free sausage sizzle for all children to enjoy on the night, along with other giveaways.

Capalaba FC caters for boys and girls of all ages from Squirts (three to five year olds), Optus Small-Sided Football (Under Six to Under 11) and Juniors (Under 12 to Under 17).

Sign-on begins tomorrow and Sunday, from 10am to 3pm. On-line sign-on also is available for those who do not have time to queue up.

In a move which will be welcomed by all adults who want to get back into the game without any pressure, Capalaba has re-introduced its Masters teams for over 35s and over 45s.

Training will be available for those who want to participate on Wednesday nights, and all games will be on Friday nights.

Capalaba FC also has entered the SEQ Football League competition, which was formed to replace the discontinued Commercial League.

Go online at www.capalababulldogs.com has all the information needed for both adult and junior sign-ons.

Details also are available for the girls Under 5 and Under 17 sides, and for trials for the other junior teams.

The Bulldogs dominated Saturday’s match against Logan Lightning, but an outstanding display from the opposition keeper Tye McDonald kept the score to 2-1.

On the few times Logan did pose a threat Jono Burrowes proved he has a safe pair of hands, and he was well backed up by his defenders.

Again Grant Marshall and Scott Sargent dominated the midfield, and a strong win there by Marshall set up the first goal.

He put the ball through to Sean Curtis who passed to Antony Schiavo to finish off.

Other results: In the first round of the Silver Boot Eastern Suburbs matched the Bulldogs goal for goal until Sam Owen wrapped up the win 4-3, after Joel Drewek hit the post.