Polyanszky transferred to North Shore United after being scouted playing for Moturoa at Blandford Park, Auckland. In 1961 Polyanszky played in the Chatham Cup final for the Shore. Also in 1961, he played in the Ken Armstrong captained, Auckland representative side against an England FA XI playing their last tour match in New Zealand. The FA XI had future 1966 World Cup Final winner and England captain Bobby Moore in the side. England FA XI captain Tom Finney scored four and Bobby Brown scored two in an 8–0 thumping in front of 8000 spectators. Polyanszky then played for Hungaria, before playing in New Caledonia, then to St George-Budapest of Sydney, Australia. He returned to New Zealand in 1966 after Wellington club Petone FC paid an £80 transfer fee to St. George. Lotsy Polyanszky is often described as one of the most skilful ball players ever to play in New Zealand. Polyanszky returned to Hungaria becoming player/coach in the late 1960s.