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Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 254 Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 13 Austraalia FFA Cup 7 Austraalia FFA Cup - kvalifikatsioon 5 Austraalia New South Wales Cup 2
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Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 02/26 08:00 1 Manly Utd v Mt Druitt Town Rangers D 1-1
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 02/20 08:00 - Manly Utd v Northbridge FC Bulls L 0-1
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 02/13 08:00 - Manly Utd v Sydney Olympic D 0-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 10/11 04:00 11 [2] Wollongong Wolves v Manly Utd [8] L 5-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 10/02 09:30 10 [7] Manly Utd v Mt Druitt Town Rangers [10] W 1-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 09/26 06:00 9 [5] Marconi Stallions v Manly Utd [8] D 1-1
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 09/18 09:30 8 [7] Manly Utd v Blacktown City [12] L 1-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 09/11 09:30 7 [7] Manly Utd v North Shore Mariners [11] L 0-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 09/04 09:30 6 [8] Manly Utd v Apia L Tigers [9] W 5-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/29 09:00 5 [7] Manly Utd v Sydney FC U21 [5] L 1-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/21 09:45 4 [8] Manly Utd v Sydney Olympic [3] W 3-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/16 05:00 3 [5] Sydney United 58 v Manly Utd [7] L 2-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/07 09:30 2 Manly Utd v Western Sydney Wanderers U21 D 0-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 07/31 09:30 1 Manly Utd v Rockdale City Suns D 0-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 03/14 08:00 3 [11] Manly Utd v Sydney United 58 [6] W 2-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 03/07 08:00 2 [8] Manly Utd v Blacktown City [5] L 0-1
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 03/01 05:30 1 [3] Rockdale City Suns v Manly Utd [3] L 2-1
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 02/01 08:09 - Manly Utd v Sydney Olympic W 2-0
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 01/24 08:00 - Manly Utd v St. George Saints D 0-0
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 01/18 06:00 - Manly Utd v NWS Spirit FC W 7-1
Austraalia FFA Cup 08/28 09:30 4 Brisbane Strikers v Manly Utd L 1-0
Austraalia sõpruskohtumised 08/22 09:30 - Sydney FC v Manly Utd D 1-1
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/11 05:00 22 [5] Sydney United 58 v Manly Utd [8] L 3-1
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 08/04 05:00 21 [8] Manly Utd v Apia L Tigers [2] L 0-1
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 07/28 05:00 20 [7] Manly Utd v Rockdale City Suns [9] L 0-2
Austraalia FFA Cup 07/24 09:30 5 Mt Druitt Town Rangers v Manly Utd W 4-6
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 07/21 07:00 19 [12] Hakoah Sydney City East v Manly Utd [7] W 1-2
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 07/07 05:00 18 [7] Manly Utd v Sydney Olympic [6] L 1-2
Austraalia New South Wales Cup 07/03 09:30 - Marconi Stallions v Manly Utd L 2-0
Austraalia New South Wales Premier League 06/30 05:00 17 [5] Manly Utd v Sutherland Sharks [10] L 0-5

Wikipedia - Manly United FC

Manly United Football Club is an Australian soccer club based in the Northern Beaches area of Sydney. The club competes in the National Premier Leagues NSW and their home ground is Cromer Park, in the suburb of Dee Why, approximately 15 minutes away from Manly.

Its main grandstand is named after former Socceroo captain Lucas Neill, who played for the club as a junior before playing overseas at Blackburn Rovers and West Ham United.

Manly United Football Club Ltd. was officially formed in 2004 by the Manly Warringah Soccer Association. However, there have been many representative teams competing for the association prior to this date. Notably, the previous club was called Manly Warringah Dolphins, that formed from the merger of Manly-North Shore United and Warringah Freshwater at the close of the 1991 NSW Division 1 season for the start of the upcoming 1992 NSW Super League season.

History

Neerlandia / Manly Warringah

A Dutch club called Neerlandia competed in the 1959 Sydney Federation Division Two, won the premiership and gained entry into the Sydney Federation Division One for 1960.

The club changed its name to Manly Warringah from 1960. The side had spent 14 seasons throughout the New South Wales top flight in 1960, 1968, and from 1976 to 1987 before being relegated to Division Two. With the club struggling, it merged with North Shore United in 1991. North Shore United itself was a merger of two clubs Ku-Ring-Gai and North Sydney-Artarmon (for the 1989 season). The Manly-North Shore United merger dissolved after the 1991 NSW Division One season, with Manly merging with Warringah Freshwater. North Shore United would continue to send representative teams to tournaments as Ku-Ring-Gai Districts.

Warringah Freshwater

Warringah Narrabeen (and from 1986 Warringah Freshwater) was a club that had competed throughout the early 1980s in NSW Division Two, even winning the title in 1983. With promotion in 1984 to NSW Division One, the club maintained mid-lower half of the table across their eight-year sojourn in the top flight. Their highest place finish was 5th, achieved in 1991 before merging with Manly for the newly revamped "NSW Super League" in 1992.

Manly Warringah Dolphins

The merger of Manly-North Shore United and Warringah Freshwater created the Manly Warringah Dolphins at the close of the 1991 NSW Division 1 season for the start of the upcoming NSW Super League season. The club had gained promotion into the NSW Premier League for the start of the 2004–05 season. At the time, the club was operating solely as a representative branch for the Manly Warringah Soccer Association (MWSA). However, it was a requirement from Soccer NSW that all Federation Clubs be a separate incorporated body and so Manly United Football Club Ltd. was formed.

Manly United (2004–present)

Manly United have competed in the NSW Tier 1 since 2004–05 when they were elevated to the NSW Premier League after winning the Super League Division. Manly United is considered an important side in the NSWPL, as it is based on a geographical area, rather than founded by a single ethnic group like some other ex-NSL clubs.

The original Logo of the renamed Manly United Football Club in 2004 was a collective of an Osprey sea bird, a Football & a Dolphin joined as one, these three icons represent the local MWFA Association (Osprey), a Football & Manly Warringah Dolphins (Dolphin). The Club again changed its logo in 2016 to reflect the evolution of Manly United Football Club and its ownership and association with Manly Warringah Football Association.

The club is the representative arm of the Manly Warringah Football Association (MWFA), the largest community Football Association in Australia with more than 20,000 players.

Divisional History

  • 2004–2012: NSW Premier League (NSW Tier 1)
  • 2013–present: National Premier Leagues NSW (NSW Tier 1)

Manly Warringah Dolphins

  • 1992–1996: Super League (NSW Tier 1)
  • 1997–1999: Division One (NSW Tier 2)
  • 2000: Super League (NSW Tier 1)
  • 2001–2004: Winter Super League (NSW Tier 2)
Manly Utd on Austraalia jalgpallimeeskond, mis mängib A-Liigas. Meeskond asub Sydney põhjaosas Manly's. Meeskonna kodustaadion on Cromer Park.

Manly Utd asutati 1998. aastal ja liitus A-Liigaga 2010. aastal. Meeskonna esimene peatreener oli Phil Moss. Meeskonna kapten on Matthew Sim.

Manly Utd on A-Liigas võitnud ühe korra, 2012. aastal. Meeskond on võitnud ka FFA karika üks kord, 2014. aastal.

Manly Utd kodumängud on tavaliselt välja müüdud. Meeskonna toetajaskond on tuntud oma kirglikkuse ja toetuse poolest.