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History of Sydney FC
This article is about the History of Sydney FC, a football (soccer) club based in Sydney, Australia and plays in the A-League. For the main article of the club, see Sydney FC.
==Foundation of the club==
The first steps towards the foundation of Sydney FC were taken in April 2004 when Soccer New South Wales (now Football NSW) announced their intention to bid for a licence in Australia's new football (soccer) competition. The preference was for the club to play out of Parramatta Stadium. The bid was lodged with the Australian Soccer Association (now Football Federation Australia) on 19 July, challenged only by a consortium headed by Nick Politis, known as the "Sydney Blues", for Sydney's place in the 'one team per city' competition. A public row broke out between the two bidders after reports that the ASA were set to vote in favour of Sydney FC, causing Politis to withdraw his support for a team, and leaving Sydney FC as the only candidate remaining.
Sydney was officially launched as a member of the new 8-team A-League on 1 November 2004, with a 25% stake in the club held by Soccer NSW, the remainder privately owned.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Birth of Sydney FC is a magical moment )〕 Walter Bugno was announced as the inaugural chairman of the club. On 11 December 2004, Soccer NSW announced that it would pull out of its involvement with Sydney FC amid concerns over part owner Frank Lowy's autocratic style in establishing the club and lack of consultation with Soccer NSW on key Sydney FC issues. These included the choice of the Sydney Football Stadium over Parramatta Stadium as the team's home ground, and the erosion of Soccer NSW's initial 100 per cent involvement to just 25 per cent.〔
By February 2005, Sydney had filled 16 of their allowed 20 squad positions — attracting Socceroos Clint Bolton, Steve Corica and David Zdrilic as well as youth internationals Justin Pasfield, Mark Milligan, Wade Oostendorp, Iain Fyfe and Jacob Timpano.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 url = http://www.sydneyfc.com/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=1349&pageid=489 )〕 German Pierre Littbarski was signed as Head Coach, to be assisted by former Norwich City player Ian Crook. Sydney FC played its first ever match against Manly United FC on 25 March 2005, winning 6–1.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Sydney FC starts with emphatic 6–1 win over Manly )〕 Shortly after, Sydney set off on a tour to the United Arab Emirates to play matches against local teams FC Hatta, Al Ain FC and Al Jazira, winning all three.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Petrovski and Carney score twice in Sydney's 7–1 win )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Talay's lone goal gives Sydney 1–0 win in Dubai )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Zdrilic goal gives Sydney 1–0 win over Al Jazira )〕 Whilst in Dubai, Sydney FC announced that they had agreed to terms with former Manchester United player Dwight Yorke to join Sydney as their "marquee player" – one paid outside of the $1.5 million salary cap — for two seasons.
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