Friends and family of the late Clive Herbert are paying homage to the memory of the man who was inspirational to many New Zealand footballers. Clive died a year ago, on April 27, 2019, and is sadly missed by the … Read More
Our academy owes much to our mentor and source of inspiration, Clive Herbert. He died in Auckland, aged 85, after a short illness, on Saturday April 27, 2019. Clive was the father of academy founder Ricki Herbert, and grandfather to … Read More
Staff and supporters of the Ricki Herbert Football Academy felt a special part of Hamilton Wanderers’ last gasp local derby win against rivals Melville United. The two clubs met in the opening round of the Lotto NRFL Premier League with … Read More
The Clive Herbert Challenge Cup is going back to Auckland for the first time after a thrilling match saw the team beat a National ID squad 6-5. The two teams of Ricki Herbert Football Academy players competed for the prestigious … Read More
The highly-prized Clive Herbert Challenge Cup goes on the line again when four Ricki Herbert Football Academy teams meet in a double header of games on November 17. Teams representing the academy’s national development programme will meet composite squads representing … Read More
To Shaun and Kale, a big thank you to you both and the rest of the RH team for a well-organized and great weekend in Cambridge. Great football and good skills on display with good sportsmanship discipline shown across all … Read More
The inaugural RHFA tournament has been won by a combined team representing the Papatoetoe and Beachlands-Maraetai talent development centres.
Taupo have beaten ACG Strathallan in a Clive Herbert Challenge Cup match played between the sides.
Video interview: Fulham FC academy coach Dave Wright says he’s enjoyed working with young New Zealand players in his series of coaching sessions with the Ricki Herbert Football Academy.
Harnessed Media/Stuff.co.nz: Don’t be surprised to see football’s Ricki Herbert in a sulky driving standardbreds around Cambridge Raceway next year. The former All Whites player and coach says he’s long been a fan of harness racing and hopes his move to the Waikato will give him the chance to get involved again in the sport.