Football Hall of Fame (Australia)

For Australian rules football institution, see Australian Football Hall of Fame.

The Football Hall of Fame [1] was established in 1999 as the Soccer Hall of Fame to honour outstanding services to association football in Australia. It is organised by Football Federation Australia, the governing body of association football in Australia. Since its formation 194 players, coaches, referees, administrators and media representatives have been inducted in the Football Hall of Fame.

There are three separate levels of awards, with different but equivalent levels for contributions made 'on the pitch' and those made 'off the pitch'

Hall of Champions / Hall of Honour

This is the highest award available for a contribution to the development of the game in Australia, and is given for eminent service or contributions to football in Australia, whether at state/territory level, nationally or internationally.

Hall of Champions

Hall of Honour

  • Bob Telfer
  • Vic Tuting MBE
  • George Vasilopoulos
  • Elaine Watson OAM
  • Michael Weinstein AM, BEM

Medal of Excellence / Roll of Honour

This is awarded for distinguished service or contributions to football in Australia, whether at state/territory level, nationally or internationally.

Medal of Excellence

Roll of Honour (distinguished)

  • Frank Arok AM
  • Giacomo (Jim) Bayutti OA
  • Ian Brusasco
  • Charles Caruso
  • Brian Corrigan
  • Vic Dalgleish
  • John Fraser
  • Betty Hoar
  • William Jones
  • Dieter Klose

Award of Distinction / Roll of Honour

This is awarded for outstanding service or contributions to football in Australia, whether at state/territory level, nationally or internationally.

Award of Distinction

Roll of Honour (meritorious)

  • Ken Allen
  • Barry Bainbridge
  • Fred Barlow
  • Raul Blanco
  • Les Broadbent
  • Donald Campbell
  • Vito Cilauro
  • Jim Connell
  • Allan Crisp
  • Harry Croft
  • Roy Druery
  • Gordon Dunster
  • Pam Gilbert
  • Keith Gilmour
  • Sid Grant
  • Tom Grimson
  • Denis Harlow
  • Harry Hetherington
  • Joseph J Honeysett
  • Fred Hutchison
  • Siri Kannangara
  • Tony Kovac OAM
  • André Krüger
  • Brian Lefevre
  • Jack Logan
  • Zoran Matic
  • Dennis McDermott
  • Frank McIver
  • Bob McShane
  • Des Miles
  • Phil Murphy
  • Peter Nikolich
  • Charles Perkins
  • Emmanuel Poulakakis
  • Arthur Roberts
  • Martin Royal
  • Roy Sandell
  • Ron Smith
  • John Taylor
  • William Thomas
  • Bill Turner
  • Peter Van Ryn
  • Joe Vlasits
  • Sir William Walkley
  • Gary Wilkins
  • Rodney Woods
  • Ron Wright

References

  1. "Hall of Fame". FFA. Retrieved 15 January 2015.

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