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2005–06 Sydney FC season


FieldValue
clubSydney FC
season2005–06
managerPierre Littbarski
stadiumAussie Stadium
chairmanWalter Bugno
leagueA-League
league result2nd
cup1A-League Finals
cup1 resultChampions
cup2Oceania Club World Cup Qualifying
cup2 resultChampions
cup3Oceania Club Championship
cup3 resultChampions
cup4Pre-Season Cup
cup4 resultSemi-finals
cup5FIFA Club World Cup
cup5 result5th
league topscorerSasho Petrovski (9)
season topscorerSasho Petrovski (18)
highest attendance41,689 v Central Coast Mariners
5 March 2006
lowest attendance9,132 v Newcastle
30 October 2005
average attendance****
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nextseason2006–07

5 March 2006 30 October 2005

The 2005-06 season was Sydney FC's first season, formed to compete in the new Australian A-League competition. The club finished second on the table in the regular season, and won the first A-League Grand Final, defeating Central Coast Mariners 1–0. Sydney also represented Oceania at the FIFA Club World Championship 2005 where they were placed fifth.

Players

Squad

Transfers in

PlayerFromFeeDate
Australia Clint BoltonAPIA LeichhardtFree17 November 2004
Australia Alvin CeccoliWollongong WolvesFree
Australia Steve Laurieunattached
Australia Robbie Middlebyunattached
Australia Sasho PetrovskiBankstown City LionsFree
Australia Andrew PackerQueensland LionsFree
Australia Steve CoricaEngland Walsall1 December 2004
Australia Mark MilliganBlacktown City DemonsFree4 December 2004
Australia Justin PasfieldIreland Bray Wanderers
Australia Jacob TimpanoWollongong WolvesFree
Australia Wade OostendorpAIS
Australia Mark RudanMalaysia Public BankFree9 December 2004
USA Alejandro SalazarUSA University of PortlandFree
Australia David ZdrilicGermany SV Eintracht Trier13 December 2004
Australia Ufuk TalayTurkey Mersin Idman Yurdu5 January 2005
Australia Iain FyfeScotland Hamilton Academical16 February 2005
Australia David CarneyScotland Hamilton Academical11 March 2005
Northern Ireland Terry McFlynnEngland Morecambe12 March 2005
Australia Matthew BingleyCentral Coast UnitedFree15 March 2005
Trinidad and Tobago Dwight YorkeEngland Birmingham CityFree16 April 2005

Short-term signings

PlayerTransferred fromType/FeeStart dateEnd date
Australia Mitchell BlowesAustralia Kemblawarra FCLoan signing for Oceania Club Championship16 May 200530 June 2005
Loan signing for FIFA Club World Championship29 November 200517 December 2005
Australia Todd BrodieAustralia Marconi StallionsLoan signing for Oceania Club Championship16 May 200530 June 2005
Australia Brendan RenaudAustralia St George SaintsLoan signing for Oceania Club Championship16 May 200530 June 2005
Australia John BuonavogliaAustralia Sydney OlympicLoan signing for Oceania Club Championship16 May 200530 June 2005
International duty replacement for Sasho Petrovski1 September 20053 September 2005
Injury replacement for Steve Laurie4 October 20054 November 2005
Loan signing for FIFA Club World Championship29 November 200517 December 2005
Japan Kazuyoshi MiuraJapan Yokohama FCGuest player4 November 200517 December 2005
Australia Dustin WellsAustralia Belconnen Blue DevilsLoan signing for FIFA Club World Championship29 November 200517 December 2005
Australia Ruben ZadkovichEngland Notts CountyLoan signing for FIFA Club World Championship29 November 200517 December 2005
Injury replacement for Ufuk Talay21 January 20066 March 2006
Australia Tolgay ÖzbeyAustralia Blacktown City DemonsInjury replacement for David Zdrilic9 February 20066 March 2006

Kits

All A-League club kits were supplied by Reebok through a sponsorship deal with the A-League, and all clubs initially had a white change strip, Sydney adopting a light blue trim to their away shirts. The home shirt colour of sky blue adopted the NSW representative colour, contrasted with the navy blue and orange trim.

Shirt sponsorship was secured with health insurance provider Healthe.

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Competitions

Overall

CompetitionStarted roundFinal
position / roundFirst matchLast match
Oceania Club Championship QualificationRound 1Champions7 May 200515 May 2005
Oceania Club ChampionshipGroup StageChampions31 May 200510 June 2005
Pre-Season Challenge CupGroup StageSemi-finals23 July 200512 August 2005
A-LeagueRound 12nd28 August 20053 February 2006
FIFA Club World ChampionshipQuarter-finals5th12 December 200516 December 2005
A-League FinalsSemi-finalsChampions10 February 20065 March 2006

Oceania Club Championship Qualification

Main article: 2005 Australian Club World Championship Qualifying Tournament

Matches

Oceania Club Championship

Main article: 2005 Oceania Club Championship

Group stage

Packer Corica Smith

Daniel Petrovski Zdrilic Brodie Salazar

Buonavoglia Carney

Knockout stage

Zdrilic Talay Corica Salazar

Zdrilic

2005 Pre-season Challenge Cup

Main article: 2005 A-League Pre-Season Challenge Cup

Knockout stage

|12 August|Melbourne Victory|1|Central Coast Mariners|3 |14 August|Sydney FC|0|Perth Glory|1 |21 August|Central Coast Mariners|1|Perth Glory|0|

2005–06 A-League

Main article: 2005–06 A-League

League table

Matches

Summary

Summary Bingley Middleby

Summary Johnson Corbo Corica

Summary Yorke Gumprecht Spencer

Summary McFlynn

Summary Yorke

Summary Petrovski

Summary Muscat Thompson

Summary Carney

Summary

Summary Talay Petrovski

Veart

Corica

Devine Veart

Rudan

Yorke

Finals series

Dodd Corica

Petrovski

FIFA World Club Championship

Main article: 2005 FIFA Club World Championship

Carney

Appearances and goals

Players with no appearances not included in the list.

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2DFAUS20+303040512034+31
3DFAUS24130405110372
4DFAUS10+630+100+10101+10243
6MFAUS15+11312+104110273
7MFAUS2+1410+303+104000271
8MFAUS13+7130005110292
9FWAUS9+101300+10590+203010
10MFAUS21+150+30412+3320369
11FWAUS20+29323344203418
12MFAUS22+2632405121386
14MFAUS13+713140511+10343
15MFNIR16+513040401+10341
16DFAUS10030000020150
17DFAUS18+300+10400000260
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19FWTRI19+2700310021319
23MFAUS4+210000000061

End-of-season awards

AwardWinner
Player of the YearAUS Clint Bolton
Member's Player of the YearAUS David Carney
Golden BootAUS Sasho Petrovski
Defender of the YearAUS Alvin Ceccoli
Midfielder of the YearAUS David Carney
Forward of the YearTRI Dwight Yorke
Chairman's AwardAUS Mark Rudan
Finals Player of the YearAUS Steve Corica
Goal of the YearAUS Alvin Ceccoli
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