Hobart United

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Hobart United FC
Full name Hobart United
Football Club
Founded 2002
Ground Pontville Oval , Brighton
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Chairman Adrian Pickin
Manager Aubert Ruzingandekwe
League Southern Premier League
2006 10th (relegated)
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Hobart United Football Club is one of ten Football (soccer) Clubs which represented Hobart in the Tasmanian Southern Premier League in 2006. The club also fielded an U19 team. Hobart United plays their home games at Pontville Oval in Brighton, Tasmania.

Hobart United played a two-legged play-off vs Taroona, the division 1 champions, following their last placed finish in this years Southern Premier League. Taroona won 7-1 on aggregate, and as a result, Hobart United will be relegated to division 1 for the 2007 season, and Taroona will take their place.

This club is well known for its diverse cultural base, fielding players from the heart of Africa, South America, and Europe.


[edit] Honours

  • 2004 2nd Division Premiers
  • 2005 Summer Cup Champions
  • 2005 1st Division Premiers

[edit] External Links

Official Website

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Defunct: Tasmanian Championship

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