Formation On 11 April the New Zealand Herald reported that there was "every probability of a club forming in Avondale" and the league would send officials on the night of the 12th to meet with interested parties.{{cite news The club met again on the evening of 26 April at a meeting in the Avondale Public Hall which still stands, to the left of the Hollywood Cinema. Mr.
John Bollard, M.P. (president of the club) presided over the meeting. It was decided to name the club the Eden Ramblers Football Club with their colours to be green and gold. The following were elected to their first board:- Hon. Secretary, Mr. B. Noone; management committee, Messrs W.A. Cummings, J Eddowes, W. Fairweather, M. Morrow, and J. Denyer. With the addition of “several new members” the total club membership was “close to 50”. They had already begun to organise a practice match at
Victoria Park with the
Ponsonby United club.{{cite news On 29 April it was reported that "the newly formed Avondale club will practice with the
Ponsonby players at
Victoria Park" on the same day.{{cite news
First season They immediately entered a team in the first grade competition and joined Auckland Rugby League foundation clubs
Ponsonby United,
City Rovers,
North Shore Albions, and
Newton Rangers.{{cite news The Eden Ramblers first playing squad was Mew, Bert Denyer, John Denyer, Noone, Bob (Robert) Biggs, Prosser, W. Fairweather, Morrow,
Don Kenealy, Ray, Brett, J Cummings, A. Walker, Harris (2), O. Patterson, and R. McGowan.{{cite news J. Cummings became their first representative player when he was selected in the forwards to play for
Auckland against
New Zealand on 10 June.{{cite news During the season they held a dance at
Avondale, and another at
Point Chevalier. They had also rented out the Point Chevalier Hall for two nights a week for eight months.{{cite news
1912 Season Their committee in 1912 was president Mr.
John Bollard, M.P., vice presidents, Messrs. T. Dignan, John Potter, T.B. Clay, T. Kennealy, A.W. Page, A. Grandison, T. gardiner, Anderson, Robertson, J. Hankin, T.J. McIvor, Muir, Alley, W. Faulder, Dr. Rossiter, Secretary treasurer and delegate to the Auckland Rugby League; Mr. T.G. McIlroy; Assistant secretary, Mr. H. Morrow; Players delegates Messrs. Biggs, Kennealey, social committee, Messrs. W. and H. Fairweather, Dwyer, Biggs and Patterson. They were to hold their 1912 annual concert once again in the Point Chevalier Hall.{{cite news The
1912 season also saw them field a third grade team once again. Of their reported matches they won 3 and lost 3 and finished mid table. Eden also fielded a fourth grade side which was reported to have won 1 game and lost 3 with a handful of other scores not reported. Then in
1913 they fielded two sides in the third grade and one in the fourth grade.
Exit The team struggled and ultimately folded in 1913. On 5 April 1919 the
Auckland Star reported that a "new club that has just been affiliated is the Eden Ramblers, boys from Avondale and Point Chevalier". The new team however was not to become known as the Eden Ramblers but in fact were named
Point Chevalier.{{cite news ==Playing record==