Perth SC

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Perth Soccer Club
Full name
Nickname(s) Azzurri
Founded 1987
Ground Dorrien Gardens, Perth
Capacity c. 5,000
Chairman Frank Bosio
Manager Graham Normanton
League Vodafone State League
2006 Premier League, 7
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Perth Soccer Club is a football (soccer) club based in West Perth, Western Australia. It competes in the Western Australia State League Premier Division and Amateur Premier Division.

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[edit] History

The club was formed in 1987 as a result of a merger between Perth Azzurri (formed 1950), East Fremantle Tricolore (formed 1953) and Balcatta Etna (formed 1977 - left merged club in 1991). The merged club was known as Perth Italia. In 1995 it was decided to change the name to Perth Soccer Club in order to appeal to a wider audience.

[edit] Colours and badge

Perth SC play in blue shirts, white shorts and blue socks, with white shirts, blue shorts and whites socks as an alternate strip.

The Perth SC badge is blue with a green, red and white trim and the words Perth Soccer Club over the top.

[edit] Stadium

Perth SC plays it's home games at Dorrien Gardens in West Perth, Western Australia.

[edit] Supporters

Perth SC draws its support predominantly from the local Italian community, though is working to broaden it's appeal to a mainstream audience.

[edit] Current Squad

  • Gareth Deeg
  • Gianfranco Circati
  • Michael Icanovski
  • Aaron Cole
  • Robert Puca
  • Gary Faria
  • Scott Bulloch
  • Jeff Bright
  • Robert Scascia
  • David Onoforo
  • Brendan Ross
  • Peter Lord
  • Christian DeBarro
  • Matt Danskin
  • Felim Rugel
  • Gianni Paplia

[edit] External links



FW : 2006 The Vodafone State League

Armadale | Bayswater City | Cockburn City | ECU Joondalup | Floreat Athena | Inglewood United
Perth SC | Sorrento | Stirling Lions | Swan IC | Wanneroo City | Western Knights

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