Green Gully Cavaliers

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Green Gully Soccer Club

Full name

Green Gully
Soccer Club

Nickname(s)

Cavaliers, Gully

Founded

1955

Ground

Green Gully Reserve

Capacity

8,000

Chairman

Charles Farrugia

Manager

Ian Dobson

League

VPL

VPL 2006





Home colours





Away colours

Green Gully Cavaliers are an Australian football (soccer) club in Melbourne that plays in the Victorian Premier League (VPL). The club was founded in 1955 and celebrated its 50th anniversary by winning the VPL Grand Final in 2005.

The club was originally known as Ajax Soccer Club then Green Gully Ajax when it moved to its current home ground at Green Gully in 1966. The Ajax was dropped in 1982. As the name might suggest, the team play in green uniforms.

[edit] Honours

Victorian Champions 1981, 1982, 1983, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2005
Champions - Division 2 in 1971
Champions - Division 1 in 1976
Dockerty Cup Winners 1981, 1982, 1986, 2004
State League Cup Winners 1982, 1983, 1987
Armstrong Cup Winners 1978, 1983 1995
Ampol Cup Winners 1979, 1981 and 1983

[edit] Current squad

1. Brian Maher
3. Phillip Riccobene
4. Dean Fak (captain)
5. Zoran Markovski
6. Matthew Sanders
7. Jeffrey Fleming
8. Brandon Vassallo
9. Peter Hader
10. Andrew Marth
11. Matthew Dimech
12. Michael Batinovic
13. Joel Nikolic
14. Stephen Strano
15. Dragi Nastevski
16. Pasi Schwalger
17. Andy Vargas
18. Lubo Lapsansky
19. Nick Tsaltas
20. Matthew Xerri
22. Ante Loncaric

[edit] External links

FFV : 2007 The Vodafone Cup
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