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Australian Football club, based in Melbourne, VIC Not to be confused with Western Suburbs SC (NSW).
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Football club
Western Suburbs
Full nameWestern Suburbs Soccer Club
Nickname(s)Panellinios, Suburbs
Founded1965
GroundRalph Reserve
ManagerJim Gacovski
LeagueVictorian State League Division 1 North-West
20247th
Websitehttp://www.westernsuburbssc.com/
Home colours Away colours

Western Suburbs Soccer Club is an association football club based in the suburb of Sunshine, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The club was formed in 1965 and currently competes in the Victorian State League Division 1 North-West. Western Suburbs have participated in the Victorian Premier League on two occasions.

History

Western Suburbs SC was formed in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne, Sunshine in 1965 by local Greek and Greek Cypriot immigrants. Since then the club has become home to many Greeks that live around the area, who enjoy the social club at Western Suburbs SC.

Western Suburbs SC has participated in the Victorian State League six times, and Victorian Premier League twice. Western Suburbs highest finish in the Victorian State League was 1st, while the highest finish in the Victorian Premier League was 9th. The longest stay in the Victorian State Leagues was 5 seasons, between 1984 and 1988. Western Suburbs have consistently stayed in the top divisions in Melbourne.

In 2015, on their 60th anniversary Western Suburbs won the Victorian State League Division 1 North-West championship.

In 2018, Suburbs were relegated from State League 1 North-West, finishing the season in bottom place.

After 4 Seasons in State League 2 North-West, Suburbs gain promotion back to State League 1 North-West after being taken over by new Board Members.

In 2024, after promotion Suburbs has a fairly successful year in State League 1 North-West and finishes the season mid table.

Former coaches

  • Les Scheinflug - Australian Assistant Coach at the 1974 World Cup and also Senior Coach of Australia in 1981-1984, 1990 & 1994. Now retired.
  • Vlado Vanis - Coached many Australian teams including the Melbourne Knights, Heidelberg United & Preston Lions.
  • Michael Chatzitrifonos - Coached Western Suburbs in a tremendous season in the VPL in 2007.
  • Kon Pappas - Coached Western Suburbs during the 2008 season in the VPL.
  • Ange Postecoglou - Started his coaching career at Suburbs in 1994. Regarded as one of the best Australian coaches.

Former players

Titles

  • Victorian State Division 2 Champions 1972
  • Victorian State Division 1 Champions 1979
  • Victorian State Division 1 Champions 1983
  • Victorian State Division 1 Champions 2006
  • Hellenic Cup Champions 2012
  • Victorian State Division 1 Champions 2015

Current squad

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  • Australia Louis Paolozza (C)
  • Australia George Fakos
  • Australia Savvas Thalalaios
  • Colombia Sebastian Londoño
  • Australia Peter Koufidis
  • Australia Christopher Iacovou (GK)
  • Australia Nikitas Iacovou
  • Australia Dimitri Hatzimouratis
  • Australia Goran Petrovski
  • Australia Luke Pavlou
  • Nigeria Ugochukwu Obi Moneke
  • Japan Tatsuhiro Takezaki
  • Australia Lucas Muscat
  • Australia Oner Kucuk
  • Australia Ryan Gomes
  • Australia Okilo Dimo
  • Australia Aleksandar Pavasovic
  • Australia Damon Camilleri (GK)
  • Australia Manyiel Aguer
  • Australia Errol Fehmi
  • Australia Mabior Deng
  • Wales Lewis Bamford
  • Australia Dusan Bosnjak
  • England Scott Bakkor

Coaches

  • Australia Jim Gacovski
  • Australia Doug Mladenovic

References

  1. "Ladder for Men's State League 1 North-West". SportsTG. Retrieved 9 September 2018.
  2. "1994 Victorian State League Division One - Season Results".

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