Inglewood United
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| Inglewood United | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Full name | Inglewood United Soccer Club | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Founded | 1951 as The Kiev Soccer Club | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Ground | Clipsal Stadium, Inglewood, Western Australia | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Capacity | ~2000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| League | Vodafone State League | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2006 | 8th | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Inglewood United is a football team from Perth, Western Australia. They play in the Vodafone State League, a semi-professional competition and the top league in Western Australia. Their home ground, Clipsal Stadium, is located in Inglewood.
The club's most recent success was in the 2005 night series, which they won by defeating Swan I.C 3-0 in the final. Their reserve side also completed the league and cup double in 2006.
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[edit] Honours
1977, 1999 Cup Winners
1981, 1995 Cup Runners Up
1983, 2005 Night Series Winners
1976, 1979, 1997, 2000 Night Series Runners Up
1996 Premier League Winners
1968, 1977, 1994, 1995 Premier League Runners Up
1964, 1967 First Division Winners
1962 First Division Runners Up
[edit] League record
League positions since 1962
1962: 2nd - Semi-Pro First Division
1963: 9th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1964: 1st - Semi-Pro First Division
1965: 9th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1966: 3rd - Semi-Pro First Division
1967: 1st - Semi-Pro First Division
1968: 2nd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1969: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1970: 5th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1971: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1972: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1973: 5th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1974: 5th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1975: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1976: 6th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1977: 2nd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1978: 5th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1979: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1980: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1981: 6th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1982: 3rd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1983: 3rd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1984: 7th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1985: 7th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1986: 7th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1987: 9th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1988: 6th - Semi-Pro First Division
1989: 4th - Semi-Pro First Division
1990: 5th - Semi-Pro First Division
1991: 5th - Semi-Pro First Division
1992: 7th - Semi-Pro First Division (SFWA)
1993: 7th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1994: 2nd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1995: 2nd - Semi-Pro Premier League
1996: 1st - Semi-Pro Premier League
1997: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1998: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
1999: 7th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2000: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2001: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2002: 5th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2003: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2004: 6th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2005: 4th - Semi-Pro Premier League
2006: 8th - Semi-Pro Premier League
[edit] Current squad
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Staff
- First Team Coach: Alan Vest
- Reserves Coach: Kevin Brophy
- Assistant Reserves Coach: Lee Bamber
- Goalkeeping Coach: Lee Bamber
[edit] Past players of note
Shane Pryce
| FW : 2006 The Vodafone State League | ||
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