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1967 Vancouver Royal Canadians season


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clubVancouver Royal Canadians
season1967
ownerBrigadier General E.G. Eakins
managerIan McColl
mgrtitleHead coach
leagueUnited Soccer Association
league result5th, Western Division
stadiumEmpire Stadium
average attendance7,019
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The 1967 Vancouver Royal Canadians season was the first season in the history of the Vancouver Royal Canadians soccer club. The club played in the United Soccer Association (USA), a league that used clubs from Europe and South America to represent American and Canadian cities. First division Football League side Sunderland A.F.C, who finished 17th in the 1966–67 Football League, was the club that represented Vancouver in the USA. The club played its home games at Empire Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Following the 1967 season, the USA and the National Professional Soccer League merged to form the North American Soccer League. The San Francisco Golden Gate Gales of the USA merged with Vancouver, and the club was renamed the Vancouver Royals for the inaugural season of the NASL.

Players

The Vancouver Royals' roster was made up of Sunderland A.F.C. players on their summer break.

NumNamePosHeightWeightAppsGA
1Jim Montgomery EnglandG600
2Cecil Irwin EnglandD1202
3John Parke Northern IrelandD7
4Colin Todd EnglandM175691210
5George Kinnell ScotlandM183761220
6Jim Baxter ScotlandM180761223
7Allan Gauden EnglandF17370822
8John O'Hare ScotlandF173811111
9Neil Martin ScotlandF1111
10George Herd ScotlandF17370632
11George Mulhall ScotlandF175701030
12Jim Shoulder EnglandD17371510
13Derek Forster EnglandG175700
14Colin Suggett EnglandF175681230
15Brian HeslopM17873801
16William Hughes ScotlandM17366801

Num = Number, Pos = Position, Height in cm, Weight in kg, Apps = Appearances, G = Goals, A = Assists

Results

Standings

Match results

Maassen
Heynen Suggett Mulhall Buckley
Dougan Knowles Herd Stein Scott Stevenson Davis Mulhall

References

General

Specific

References

  1. Associated Press. (December 14, 1967). "20 cities picked for soccer loop". [[The New York Times]].
  2. (May 29, 1967). "New Soccer League Greeted By Huge Crowd In Houston". [[The Miami News]].
  3. Kearney, Jim. (June 5, 1967). "The Tie Was Unfortunate". [[The Vancouver Sun]].
  4. Jukich, Roy. (June 8, 1967). "Canadians Click For Home Folks". The Vancouver Sun.
  5. (June 8, 1967). "Gales Highest In United League". [[The Miami News]].
  6. Jukich, Roy. (June 12, 1967). "Royal Canadians Win By O'Hare". [[The Vancouver Sun]].
  7. Jukich, Roy. (June 15, 1967). "Buckley's Pair Leads Second Half Outburst". [[The Vancouver Sun]].
  8. (June 15, 1967). "Houston-Detroit Soccer Game Ended By Brawl". [[Sarasota Journal]].
  9. (June 20, 1967). "Fans, Too, Like 'Kicks'". [[The Montreal Gazette]].
  10. Jukich, Roy. (June 22, 1967). "Leaky Defence Plagues McColl". The Vancouver Sun.
  11. (June 26, 1967). "Referee Incurs Pickburn's Ire". The Vancouver Sun.
  12. Creel, Daniel. "1967 Vancouver Royal Canadians". soccer-almanac.com.
  13. (June 29, 1967). "Stout Defence Earns a Draw". The Vancouver Sun.
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