Perth Glory FC is a football (soccer) club from Perth, Australia. They were selected as Perth's entry in the re-vamped national league, the Australian A-League. It is one of the three clubs in the new competition to have survived from the NSL. The other two are Adelaide United and Newcastle United Jets.

Contents

1 Confirmed signings as of 13 Mar 2005: 2 Perth Glory League History 3 Club Records 4 External links

Confirmed signings as of 13 Mar 2005:

Goalkeepers:

• Milan Jovanic, u/20

Defenders:

• Simon Colosimo,
• Jamie Harnwell,
• Matt Horsley,
• Ante Kovacevic,
• Scott Miller,
• David Tarka,
• Jamie Coyne,

Midfielders:

• Hiroyuki Ishida (JAP),
• Steve McMahon Jr (ENG),
• Naum Sekulovski,
• Daniel Vasilevski,
• Nicky Ward,

Forwards:

• Bobby Despotovski,
• Henry Fa'arado (SI),
• Stuart Young,

Coach: Steve McMahon Sr

Assistant Coach: Alan Vest

Perth Glory League History

League Record - Perth Glory FC

Season	P	W	D	L	F	A	Ladder Position	Teams	Ave Crowd	Final Position
1996/97	26	11	5	10	48	41	7th	14	11,909	7th
1997/98	26	10	6	10	35	40	8th	14	14,972	8th
1998/99	28	16	5	7	62	37	3rd	15	14,725	3rd
1999/00	34	19	7	8	60	42	1st	16	12,001	2nd
2000/01	28	16	7	5	67	33	3rd	15	13,094	5th
2001/02	24	16	7	1	52	23	1st	13	12,832	2nd
2002/03	24	16	2	6	48	22	2nd	13	10,277	Champions
2003/04	24	18	3	3	56	22	1st	13	9,470	Champions

Club Records

Biggest Winning Margin: Perth 6-0 Canberra (Nov 3, 1996)

Biggest Losing Margin: Parramatta 6-0 Perth (Nov 2, 2004)

Undefeated Streak: 13 (Apr 29, 2001 - Dec 15, 2001)

Winning Streak: 8 (Oct 7, 2001 - Dec 1, 2001)

Record Attendance during regular season: 18,067 (vs Sth Melbourne - Nov 15, 1998)

Record Attendance during finals: 43,242 (vs Wollongong - June 11, 2000)

External links

• perthglory.com.au - official website
• Glory Boys - unnofficial site inc. message board