Hurstville ZSC

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HURSTVILLE ZAGREB
Full name Hurstville Zagreb Football Club
Nickname(s) Hurtsville, Zagreb
Founded 1970
Ground Hurstville Oval Velodrome
Hurstville, Sydney, Australia
(Capacity 1,000)
Chairman Siniŝa Vujica
Manager Ante Pervan
League NSW State League Div 1
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Hurstville Zagreb Soccer Club is a Croat football (soccer) club from the city of Sydney, New South Wales.

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[edit] Overview

In the spring of 1970 a soccer club came into existence out of the southern region of Sydney known as St George. The club would over the cming years have one of the biggest effects on the nations prowess. That club was to be and still is called Hurstville Zagreb Soccer Club. Today that same tradition carries on as Hurstville Zagreb SC constant and continually progresses.

In November 1970 Hurstville Zagreb Soccer Club's humble beginnings began in the New South Wales Soccer Association playing out of the St George district. While playing in these surroundings the club won numerous minor premierships and grand finals.

In 1991 the club was promoted into the New South Wales Soccer Federation in Division Five. It has been in this league where Hurstville Zagreb SC has really shone through. In ten years the club has moved up through the divisions playing as high as the State Super League in the 2004 and 2005 seasons. The club proudly plays its soccer in Division One.

Over the years the club has been involved in the development of a number of Socceroos and professional footballers, such as, Ante Milicic, Ante Covic, Eddy Bosnar, Ante Moric, Joe Vrkic, Mark Rudan and Luka Glavas. These players only represent the tip of the iceberg of players who come through the ranks of Hurstville Zagreb SC.

Zagreb has become the second largest Croatian soccer club in Sydney, after Sydney United. The club currently competes in the New South Wales State League Division One, the third highest league in NSW. The club hosted the Australian-Croatian Soccer Tournament in 1999.

[edit] Performances

Season League Points Position
1974 New South Wales Inter Suburban 3rd Division 19 8th
1975 New South Wales Inter Suburban 3rd Division 31 3rd
1976 New South Wales Inter Suburban 2nd Division 20 7th
1977 New South Wales Division 5 27 3rd
1978 New South Wales Division 4 23 6th
1979 New South Wales Division 3 18 8th
1980 New South Wales Division 3 18 10th
1981 New South Wales Division 3 23 7th
1982 New South Wales Division 3 18 9th
1983 New South Wales Inter Urban 1st Division 18 9th
1984 New South Wales Inter Urban 1st Division 17 10th
1985 New South Wales Inter Urban 1st Division 10 11th - Relegated
1986 New South Wales Inter Urban 2nd Division 12 12th - Relegated
1987 New South Wales Inter Urban 3rd Division 31 5th
1988 New South Wales Inter Urban 3rd Division 35 1st - Champions and Promoted
1989 New South Wales Division 5 30 1st - Champions and Promoted
1990 New South Wales Division 4 23 5th
1991 New South Wales Division 4 43 3rd
1992 New South Wales Division 3 40 5th
1993 New South Wales Division 3 50 2nd
1994 New South Wales Division 3 43 3rd
1995 New South Wales Division 2 38 5th
1996 New South Wales Division 2 41 3rd
1997 New South Wales Division 2 35 4th
1998 New South Wales Division 2 44 3rd
1999 New South Wales Division 2 40 3rd
2000 New South Wales Division 2 44 2nd
2001 New South Wales Division 1 38 5th
2002 New South Wales Division 1 34 3rd
2003 New South Wales Division 1 60 2nd - Promoted
2004 New South Wales Winter Super League 37 8th
2005 New South Wales Winter Super League 24 14th - Relegated
2006 New South Wales Division 1 18 10th
2007 New South Wales Division 1 41 6th
2008 [Current Season] New South Wales Division 1

[edit] Current Squad

Goalkeepers

  • 31. Croatain Ante"PERVS" Pervan
  • 1. Greek John "Papa" Papalopolous

Defenders

  • 3. Croatian Anthony"Mayo" Majetić
  • 21. Croatian Daniel "Juri" Jurleta
  • 5. Croatian Matt "Pete" Repetti
  • 8. Croatian Stipe "Sule" Susić
  • 2. Croatian Daniel "Golac" Golec
  • 18. Croatian Marko "Sule" Susićh

Midfielders

  • 6. Bosnian Tomi Vidović
  • 4. Croatian Ivan "Teka" Teklić
  • 11. Croatian Bojan Vujica
  • 7. Serbian Marko Kraljević
  • 15. Croatian Andre Skulić
  • 10. Croatian Engelo "Saxan" Rumora
  • 12. Lebanese Yavar "Javer" Tayebi
  • 13. Australian Nathan "Patty" Smith
  • 14. Spanish Christian "Spaniard" León
  • 22. Italian John Losinno
  • 17. Croatian Steven "Zoki" Zorić
  • 16. Croatian Sinisa "Sini" Glamatovic


Strikers

  • 9. Croatian Jozo "Joe" Šimić
  • 19. Croatian Steve Kostanić
  • 10. Nigerian Krešo "Chris" Terkeš

Coach

  • Croatian Angelko Skulić

Secretary

  • Croatian Tihana Kos

Orange Peeler

  • =U=. Croatian Marko Sušićh

Facilities Manager

  • Croatian Adam Chorak

Sales and Marketing Manager

  • Croatian Daniel Golac

Public Relations Manager

  • Croatian Jozo Simic

Ticketing Office

  • Croatian Mr Majetic

Hospitality Manage - Food and Beverage Division

  • Croatian Mande Crnjak

Board of Directors

[edit] Notable Players

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