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Which team did the player Terry McFlynn belong to from 2003 to 2005?
Terry McFlynn Terence Martin Terry McFlynn ( born 27 March 1981 ) is a retired footballer from Northern Ireland who is most well known for playing for the A-League club Sydney FC . He is currently serving as the W-League and Academy manager for Perth Glory FC . Early life . McFlynn grew up in Swatragh , in Northern Ireland to a Catholic family . He played Gaelic Football for the first sixteen years of his life , one of Irelands traditional sports , before he switched to football on advice from his uncle . Club career . McFlynn began his footballing career in England as an apprentice at Queens Park Rangers in 1996 . McFlynn made only two first-team appearances in his five-year stay at the club – his first-team debut was made on 28 April 2001 . He was released in 2001 and signed for Woking . McFlynn made 10 appearances for the West Surrey club scoring only once , in a short half-year deal . McFlynn moved to Margate , initially on a one-month loan deal , but ended up being a useful three-year career , in November 2001 . McFlynn quickly became a huge favourite with the Margate fans , helped by a stunning debut goal against Boston United . He made 63 appearances for the club and scoring a total of 11 goals . A hamstring injury late in 2002 saw McFlynn miss several key games and as a result was sold to Morecambe . In 2003 , McFlynn moved to Conference rivals Morecambe for £14,000 and , despite scoring on debut , he was unable to cement a spot in the team and was released in 2005 , but made 35 appearances and scoring five goals in just 17 games . Sydney FC . Following the advice of former teammate and one-time New Zealand captain Chris Zoricich , McFlynn moved to Australia to play in the newly formed A-League and was signed by Sydney FC manager Pierre Littbarski after a successful trial in February 2005 . In his first season with Sydney FC , McFlynn made 21 appearances and proved to be a strong and determined player . He scored a memorable first goal for the club in round five of the 2005–06 season against the Queensland Roar in which he lobbed their goalkeeper , Tom Willis , from 30 meters out to round off a 3–1 victory to Sydney FC . Sydney FC progressed to the inaugural A-League Grand Final , which was played at the Sydney Football Stadium on 5 March 2006 . McFlynn played the full 90 minutes as Sydney FC defeated the Central Coast Mariners 1–0 in front of 41,689 spectators to become the inaugural A-League champions . He failed to make an impact on the 2006–07 A-League season when he picked up a hamstring injury and as a result , only making 13 appearances , without scoring . In the 2007–08 season he scored two more goals . One against Central Coast Mariners , in Sydneys 5–4 win and against Wellington Phoenix which Sydney won 2–0 . Both of these goals were in the latter half of the season . In February 2008 McFlynn signed a new contract with Sydney for a further two years . He scored his fourth goal in Sydneys fifth match in the A-League 2008-09 , against Adelaide United in Sydneys 3–0 victory , with a volley from outside the box . Another goal for Sydney against F3 Freeway rivals Central Coast Mariners took his tally to five . In a match against Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium in which he was given a straight red card he sustained five-week knee injury . However , he returned to the bench in the third game of the season against Adelaide United in their 2–0 loss at the Adelaide Oval . His sixth goal for the club came against rivals Central Coast Mariners , scoring the only goal in their 1–0 victory . Speaking after the game McFlynn said it was his most memorable , as his first child had been born the week before , not to mention it was his first game after returning from a thigh injury . In November 2009 , Sydney FC held a press conference to inform the public that they had re-signed McFlynn on a further three-year contract , up until 2013 . This will mean by the end of this contract , McFlynn will have been with the club for eight years . McFlynn further commented saying I dont want to play football for any other clubs , either in Australia or anywhere else , he said Ive been at Sydney FC for five years and I couldnt be happier to be signing on for another three years . I have grown to love the club , my family is here and I see Sydney as my home . On 26 February 2010 it was announced that he had received permanent Australian residency , and hoped to gain Australian citizenship . One of his greatest honours was standing in as captain for the Grand final as Steve Corica and John Aloisi were injured . He was officially awarded the captaincy for the 2010–11 season on 22 July . His 100th A-League game for Sydney FC came in Round 3 of the A-League 2010-11 season , with Sydney losing 1–0 to Brisbane Roar at Suncorp Stadium . McFlynn led Sydney FC into their first game of the AFC Champions League against K-League club Suwon Samsung Bluewings FC . However his role would end after just 32 minutes when he was sent off for stomping on Korean player Lee Sang-ho . After a two-match suspension , he returned to the senior team to help lead Sydney FC to a 3–2 victory over Shanghai Shenhua in Shanghai . After captaining Sydney to the 2011–12 A-League finals , McFlynn made his 150th appearance in the semi-final against Wellington Phoenix at Westpac Stadium , although Wellington defeated Sydney 3–2 and knocked them out of the finals in the process . On 6 April 2014 , McFlynn announced he would leave Sydney FC and retire from A-League football . Bonnyrigg White Eagles . McFlynn joined reigning NSW Premier League Champions Bonnyrigg White Eagles making his debut on 11 May 2014 in a round nine clash against Blacktown City Demons . International career . McFlynn has played for the Northern Ireland Under-19 squad and the Northern Ireland Under-21 squad . Honours . With Sydney FC : - A-League Premiership : 2009–2010 - A-League Championship : 2005–2006 , 2009–2010 - Oceania Club Championship : 2004–2005 External links . - Sydney FC profile