Former Clubs
Team | Also known as | Years participating | Current status |
---|---|---|---|
Adelaide City | Adelaide Juventus Adelaide City Zebras Adelaide City Giants Adelaide (City) Force |
1977–2002/03 | South Australian Super League |
Adelaide United | 2003/04 | A-League | |
A.P.I.A. Leichhardt | Leichhardt Strikers | 1979–1991/1992 | New South Wales Premier League as Sydney Tigers |
Blacktown City | 1980–1981 1984–1986 1989–1989/90 |
New South Wales Premier League | |
Brisbane City | Azzurri Brisbane City Gladiators |
1977–1986 | Brisbane Premier League |
Brisbane Lions | Hollandia | 1977–1986 1988 |
A-League as Brisbane Roar |
Brisbane Strikers | Brisbane United | 1991/92–2003/04 | Queensland State League |
Brunswick Juventus | Brunswick Pumas Melbourne BUSC Melbourne Zebras |
1984–1988 1993/94–1994/95 |
Victorian State League 1 as Moreland Zebras |
Canberra City | Canberra City Arrows Canberra City Olympians |
1977–1986 | ACT Premier League |
Canberra Cosmos | 1995/96–2000/01 | Defunct | |
Canterbury-Marrickville | Canterbury-Marrickville Olympic | 1986 | New South Wales Premier League as West Sydney Berries |
Carlton S.C. | 1997/98–2000/01 | Defunct | |
Collingwood Warriors | 1996/1997 | Defunct | |
Football Kingz FC | Auckland Kingz | 1999/01–2003/04 | Defunct; A-League 2005–07 as New Zealand Knights |
Footscray JUST | Footscray Eagles Melbourne City JUST |
1977–1989 | Defunct |
Green Gully | Green Gully Ajax | 1984–1986 | Victorian Premier League |
Heidelberg United | Fitzroy United Heidelberg Alexander |
1977–1987, 1989, 1990/91–1994/95 |
Victorian Premier League |
Inter Monaro | 1985–1986 | Defunct | |
Marconi Stallions | Marconi Fairfield Marconi-Datsun Leopards |
1977–2003/04 | New South Wales Premier League |
Melbourne Knights | Essendon Lions Melbourne Croatia Melbourne CSC |
1984–2003/04 | Victorian Premier League |
Mooroolbark | Mooroolbark United | 1977 | Victorian Provisional League One South-East |
Morwell Falcons | Gippsland Falcons Eastern Pride |
1992–2001 | Defunct |
Newcastle Breakers | Newcastle BHP Breakers | 1991/92–1999/00 | Defunct |
Newcastle KB United | Newcastle United Newcastle KB Raiders |
1978–1984 | Defunct |
Newcastle Rosebud United | Adamstown Rosebuds | 1984–1986 | NBN State Football League as Adamstown Rosebuds |
Newcastle United Jets | Newcastle United | 2000/01–2003/04 | A-League |
Northern Spirit | 1998/99–2003/04 | NSW Super League as Spirit FC | |
Parramatta Eagles FC | Melita | 1984, 1989/90–1994/95 |
New South Wales Winter Super League |
Parramatta Power | 1999/00–2003/04 | Defunct | |
Penrith City | 1984–1985 | Defunct | |
Perth Glory | 1996/97–2003/04 | A-League | |
Preston Lions | Preston Rams Preston Makedonia |
1981–1992/93 | Victorian State League Division 1 |
South Melbourne | South Melbourne Hellas South Melbourne Gunners South Melbourne Lakers |
1977–2003/04 | Victorian Premier League |
St George Saints | St George Budapest | 1977–1980, 1982–1990/91 |
New South Wales Winter Super League |
Sunshine George Cross | 1984–1990/91 | Victorian Premier League as Sunshine Georgies | |
Sydney City | Eastern Suburbs Hakoah Sydney City Slickers |
1977–1987 | NSW Conference League South |
Sydney Olympic | Pan-Hellenic Sydney Olympians UTS Olympic Olympic Sharks |
1977–1979 1981–2003/04 |
New South Wales Premier League |
Sydney United | Sydney Croatia Sydney CSC Sydney United Pumas |
1984–2003/04 | New South Wales Premier League |
West Adelaide | West Adelaide Hellas West Adelaide Hawks (West) Adelaide Sharks |
1977–1986 1989/90 1991/92–1998/99 |
South Australian State League |
Western Suburbs | 1977–78 | amalgamated in 1978 with APIA Leichhardt | |
Wollongong Macedonia | Wollongong United Illawarra Lions |
1990/91 | Illawarra Premier League |
Wollongong Wolves | Wollongong City | 1981–1986 1988–2003/04 |
New South Wales Premier League |
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