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1986

**1986**was South Melbourne Hellas' 27th season of senior men's competition.

Competing in the National Soccer League in the Southern Division, 1986 was the club's ten season at national league level.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League - Southern Division

**Finishing Position:** 7th of 12 - missed finals

**NSL Cup:** Round 2 (lost to Croydon City)

**Dockerty Cup:** Round 3 (lost to Caulfield City)

**Buffalo Cup:** Group Stage

**Coach:** John Margaritis

**Captain:**Bobby Russell

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading Goalscorer:** Danny Crainie

**President**:

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

## Match results and season summary

### Southern Division Ladder

The top five teams in each division made the finals. Adelaide City won the Southern Division finals series, and defeated the Northern Division champion Sydney Olympic 3-2 on aggregate in the two-legged grand final series.

Brisbane Lions, Brisbane City, West Adelaide, and Green Gully were all relegated at the end of the season, as the NSL abolished the split division system and went back to a single division in 1987.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1986/1986NSLTable.html
Aleksandar Duric

**Aleksandar "Alex" Duric** is a retired player who played with South Melbourne in the National Soccer League during the 1995-1996 season.

Born in Yugoslavia, Duric (then a midfielder) played in the Serbian second tier, before the wars during the break-up of Yugoslavia saw him become a refugee stranded in Hungary. After competing for the newly created nation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in canoeing at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Duric resumed his football career in Hungary.

According to Duric's autobiography, an acquaintance of Duric's made contact with Frank Arok, then coach of South Melbourne, and arranged for a trial, as long as Duric could somehow get into Australia. An unfit Duric played two trial games as a centre-back - a position he had never played before - next to Alex Kuzmanovic, but thought he had not done well enough to earn a contract with South. To Duric's surprise, Arok and the club offered him a six-month incentive based contract.

Duric's time at South did not last long however, and he was soon loaned out to Port Melbourne, where he was eventually joined by Arok, who had recently been sacked by South. Arok and Duric then went to Gippsland Falcons, and from there Duric played for a number of clubs in Australia, before his career took him to Singapore. In Singapore, Duric became the most prolific forward in the nation's history in both the domestic league and for the national team.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: Szeged (Hungary)

**Departed to**: Port Melbourne

**Debut:** NSL Round 8, 1995-1996, vs Marconi Fairfield at Marconi Stadium

**Last game**: NSL Round 17, 1995-1996, vs Sydney United at Edensor Park

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20140407065951/http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/scott-mcIntyre/blog/1106215/An-amazinf-football-tale
2. ↑ Duric, A. and Wray, G., 2016, *Beyond Borders,* Marshall Cavendish, Singapore, p.140-141
3. ↑ Duric, A. and Wray, G., 2016, *Beyond Borders,* Marshall Cavendish, Singapore, p1.148-149
4. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/vicfootball/DO.html
5. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/Players/DRI.html
2021 FFA Cup, Round of 32

South's third foray into the national stages of the FFA Cup had required a torturous path; apart from a rudimentary win against Werribee City, South had to overcome three fellow NPL sides, including two matches that went to penalty shootouts. Originally scheduled for August 29th, this fixture against A-League champions Melbourne City was eventually delayed by a COVID lockdown until mid-November.

By the time that new date had rolled around, South had not played a competitive match since early August, had lost forward Henry Hore to Brisbane Roar, and goalkeeper Pierce Clark to an at that point undetermined club. A COVID crowd capacity limit on Lakeside, inclement weather, and high ticket prices contributed to low hype for the match.

Nevertheless, a crowd of 4,291 - just shy of the capped Lakeside capacity of 4,500 - was present for the first meeting between these two sides in a competitive fixture. From the start South was completely outmatched, conceding territory and possession on a scale that would have surprised even people expecting South to struggle. City were wasteful with their finishing, but broke through just after 20 minutes, though South managed to hold on without conceding further goals until halftime. In the second half South were more proactive, and almost scored from a Marcus Schroen free kick, but otherwise the visitors cruised to victory with two more goals.

## Lineups

**South Melbourne:** Javier Diaz Lopez, Lirim Elmazi, Jake Marshall (Perry Lambropoulos 79), Luke Pavlou (Matthew Loutrakis 79), Harrison Sawyer, Marcus Schroen, Brad Norton, Josh Wallen (Gerrie Sylaidos 63), Marco Jankovic, Daniel Clark (Luke Adams 66), Ben Djiba (Yianni Panakos 79). **Coach**: Esteban Quintas.

**Melbourne City:**Tom Glover, Scott Galloway, Scott Jamieson, Rostyn Griffiths, Aiden O'Neill, Florin Berenguer, Nathaniel Atkinson, Stefan Colacovski, Connor Metcalfe, Curtis Good, Marco Tilio. **Coach**: Patrick Kisnorbo. **Goals:** Metcalfe 22, Galloway 65, 73.

## Milestones

*Debuts*:  Javier Diaz Lopez

*Final game*: Luke Adams, Daniel Clark, Luke Pavlou, Yianni Panakos, Gerrie Sylaidos

## Match reports

South of the Border - Been there, done that.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210830172845/https://www.news.com.au/sport/football/ffa-cup-south-melbourne-to-host-melbourne-city-at-lakeside-stadium/news-story/8a21fe388e9de8bf818ea36496a7a317
1942 South Melbourne United season

**1942** was South Melbourne United's 6th season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian Senior Division

**Finishing Position:**  5th of 6

**Dockerty Cup**: Semi-final

**President**:

**Patron:**

## Match results and season summary

### Summary

Affected severely by the war, the 1942 season was a significant low-point in Melbourne soccer. The local competition decreased from two senior divisions to just one, and from 14 senior teams to six - and even fewer when you consider that two of the teams represented the Prahran club (with 'A' and 'B' sides), and Moreland and Hakoah had merged to form a composite team. (the two clubs would re-emerge as seperate entities after the war).

South Melbourne United was not immune to this downturn. In a short, ten game league competition, it won just one of its opening eight games, and only picked up two more wins at the end of the league season when it trounced increasingly weakened opposition.

If United's feat of reaching the Dockerty Cup semi-finals seems impressive, keep this in mind - there was only one round preceding the semi-finals, where United was lucky enough to be drawn against the RAAF team, the only team that would finish below United on the league table, and a side which failed to even register a point during the league season.

Things had reached such a dire state that in United's semi-final Dockerty Cup loss to Moreland-Hakoah, United couldn't even field a full starting eleven, and relied upon recruiting two spectators from the crowd to fill out their numbers in the second half.

That cup loss would be the last senior game that South Melbourne United would play until 1944, with United being unable to field a senior team in 1943, though the club was able to field junior teams.

### Senior division season and Dockerty Cup results

Of the 1942 season, the historian John Punshon notes: "It appears that 8 teams entered the competition but two had to withdraw before the start of the season. It also appears that teams scheduled to play the withdrawn teams were rescheduled to play each other, which resulted in a somewhat eccentric fixture list."

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1942Cup.html
2. ↑ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11977687
3. ↑ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74730552
4. ↑ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article206817332
5. ↑ http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article206810965
6. ↑ It appears that the two clubs which dropped out were University High School Old Boys, and Northcote.
7. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1942D1R.html
Brad Treloar

**Brad Treloar** (also known as *Bradley Treloar*) was a South Melbourne Hellas youth team player who after making his senior South debut in the 2010 Singapore Cup against Bangkok Glass, made three appearances for South during the 2011 season. In 2012 he played for Northcote City. Later on it appears that Treloar played for Sydney Olympic.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: unknown

**Departed to**: Northcote City

**Debut:**  2010 Singapore Cup quarter final, 1st leg, against Bangkok Glass, Jalan Besar Stadium

**Last game**: 2011 Mirabella Cup, Round 5 against Port Melbourne, SS Anderson Reserve, Port Melbourne,

## Stats

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2012PLR.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/FFACUP/2014/Cup.shtml
3. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/south-outglassed/
Ahmet Turer

**Ahmet Turer** is a centre forward who played one match for South Melbourne in 2009, coming on as a substitute in the round 14 win against Preston.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: ???

**Departed to**: Northcote City

**Debut:** VPL Round 14, 2009, against Preston Lions, Lakeside Stadium

**Last game**: VPL Round 14, 2009, against Preston Lions, Lakeside Stadium

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2009PLR.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/vicfootball/TR.html
Andrew Mullett

**Andrew Mullett** is a defender who played at South Melbourne Hellas during the 2014 season.

Mullett played in most games of the first half of the season, but did not make an appearance for the club after round 13.

Mullett was released at the end of the year, whereupon he joined Bulleen Lions.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: Oakleigh Cannons

**Departed to**: Bulleen Lions

**Debut:** 2014 Dockerty Cup, Round 4, against Sunshine George Cross, Chaplin Reserve

**Last game**: NPL Victoria Round 13, 2014, against Goulburn Valley Suns, Lakeside Stadium

## References

1. ↑ https://www.smfc.com.au/south-bolster-defence-by-signing-andrew-mullett/
2. ↑ https://www.smfc.com.au/trio-depart-for-2015-season.
2005

**2005**was South Melbourne Hellas' 46th season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian Premier League

   **Finishing Position:** 3rd of 14 (lost preliminary final)

**Coach:** John Anastasiadis, John Gabrielson (caretaker one match)

**Captain:**Vaughan Coveny

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading goal scorer:**Vaughan Coveny (8)

**President**: George Donikian

**Major sponsor**: Rocket Batteries

**Apparel sponsor**: Only Sport

**Women:** 2005 South Melbourne Women season

### Ladder

The top six sides made the finals. Green Gully defeated Heidelberg in the grand final.

The bottom two sides were relegated.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20050317161327/http://southmelbourne.malaka.net:80/
2. ↑ South lost 4-5 on penalites
1971

**1970** was South Melbourne Hellas' twelfth season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian State League

**Finishing Position:**2nd of 12

**Dockerty Cup:** Round 5 replay (1-3 vs Keilor City)

**Coach:** Lou Brocic (until round 22), Bill Curran (caretaker during State League finals)

**Captain:** Jim Pyrgolios

**President**:

**Reserves:** 1971 South Melbourne Hellas reserves season

## Match results and summary

### Ladder

Footscray JUST won the championship in a first-past-the-post format.

Lions were relegated.
2009

**2009**was South Melbourne Hellas' 50th season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian Premier League

**Finishing Position:** 5th of 12 (lost Elimination Final)

**Coach:** Michael Michalakopoulos

**Captain:** Ramazan Tavsancioglu

**Best and Fairest:** Sebastian Petrovic

**Leading Goalscorer:** Goran Zoric (10)

**President**: Leo Athanasakis

**Major sponsor**: Miroamer

**Apparel sponsor**: Adidas, Errea (Hellenic heritage strip), unknown (red vee heritage strip)

**Membership slogan:** Tradition and success

**No 1 ticket holder:** Martin Foley

**Women:** 2009 South Melbourne Women season

## Match results and season summary

### Ladder

The top five teams made the finals. Altona Magic defeated Dandenong Thunder in the grand final.

The bottom two teams were relegated.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/south-kick-off-2015-social-calendar-with-highly-successful-jersey-night/
2. ↑ Not the Moorabbin (City) which folded in the 1990s.
3. ↑ This was a Whittlesea Zebras home game, due to their being locked out of Epping Stadium.
Apollo Athletic

**Apollo Athletic** were a Greek-Australian soccer club founded in 1934, and which played in Victorian Division Three in 1935. The club ceased to exist soon after. One of Apollo's players was Floros Dimitriades, who went on to become one of the two founding vice-president of South Melbourne Hellas. it is unknown what, if any, connection Apollo Athletic had with the Apollo which played in the 1952 Dockerty Cup.

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1935D3R.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1952Cup.html
Uniworm

**Uniworm** (лат. *unitas* + англ. *worm*) - один из противников Операторов. Представляет собой персонификацию единицы в виде агрессивного роющего червя.

### Поведение

Способен прятаться от игрока, путешествуя под землёй. На поверхности же атакует, выплёвывая сгустки едкой слизи. Упавшая слизь ненадолго пристаёт к поверхностям в виде лужи, также наносящей урон.
Dawn

Place
 Relationship
 Friends
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Dawn, labelled **The Moonchild**, is a contestant competing on Total Drama Island ... Again as a part of TBA.

## Biography

Dawn has lived a peaceful life in the forest among her best friends, The animals. Since birth, yes that far back, Dawn has always been a bit distant from people. Her passion for the forest goes far beyond your average tree planting, fundraising, animal shelter protecting hippie. Thanks to her environmentally active (and possibly wizards) parents, Dawn has picked up on a few "not-so-natural" tricks, causing others around her to judge her a littlew too fast. Dawn secludes herself in her treehouse, where she meditates, appreciates Mother Earth, and listens to the voices of the forest on a daily basis. She also gets the best forest gossip from the squirrels. All in all, she's very attached to nature and adores her forest friends. Dawn has been able to see auras since she was a baby. Nobody wants to see their friends hurt, and Dawn takes this up to eleven. She went totally berserk at her school's field trip to the chicken nugget factory. Progress for the factory was postponed for weeks. Dawn will not, will not EVER stand for such monstrosities. Despite being a strange mystic child, Dawn has a good sense of humor. She just has a weird way of showing it. Dawn wishes to play Total Drama in hopes of making enough money to save the rainforests and hopefully start a new age of nature and peace. Dawn can see through her competition, lets hope she succeeds.

## Appearances

Total Drama Island ... Again
1x01 - Not So Happy Campers - Part 1
1x02 - Not So Happy Campers - Part 2
1x03 - The Big Sleep
1x04 - Dodgebrawl
1x05 - Not Quite Famous
1x06 - The Sucky Outdoors
1x07 - Phobia Factor
1x08 - Up the Creek
1x09 - Paintball Deer Hunter
1x10 - If You Can't Take The Heat...
1x11 - Who Can You Trust?
1x12 - Basic Straining
1x13 - X-Treme Torture
1x14 - Brunch of Disgustingness
1x15 - No Pain, No Game
1x26 - The Very Last Episode, Really!
Bobby Russell

There have been two South Melbourne players with the name **Bobby Russell:**

* Bobby Russell (born 1955), a Scots defender who played with the club in the National Soccer League from 1983-1989.
* Bobby Russell (born 1992), a midfielder who played with the club in the Victorian Premier League in 2011.

It is assumed that the two players are not related to each other.
1976 South Melbourne Hellas reserves season

## Overview

**League:** Victorian State League Reserves

**Finishing Position:** 4th of 12

**Armstrong Cup:** Runner-up (lost 2-0 to George Cross)

**President**:

**Seniors**: 1976

## Match results and summary

### Ladder

Hakoah won the league by finishing top in a first-past-the-post format.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1976SLrT.html
2. ↑ South Melbourne won on penalties, after extra time
3. ↑ After extra time
Angelo Lekkas

**Angelo Lekkas** is a retired Australian rules football player, who later attempted to pursue a soccer career with South Melbourne.

Lekkas,, a 180 game veteran of the Hawthorn Football Club in the Australian Football League, had chosen to retire from the AFL in 2005 due the complications of a minor stroke he'd suffered during a practice match.

A boyhood fan of South Melbourne Hellas, heads were turned when he appeared at South Melbourne training in early 2006; the ambition to play second tier soccer seemed far-fetched not so much for the cross codal aspect - Lekkas had been a junior soccer player - but because at the same time as he was training with South, he was also suing Hawthorn for being pressured to play despite his medical condition (a matter later reputedly settled out of court).

While Lekkas never made it onto the field for South Melbourne at a senior level, he is known to have played at least one game as an overage player for the under 21s, coming on as a substitute in the final 25 minutes in a 4-0 loss against Fawkner-Whittlesea.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: Free agent / Hawthorn Football Club (AFL)

**Departed to**: Retired

**Debut:** None

## References

1. ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/news/2005-10-26/lekkas-decides-to-hang-up-boots/2133236
2. ↑ Ralph, John January 15 2006, 'Lekkas threatens to sue Hawks', Herald Sun
3. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/fawkner-whittlesea-v-south-melbourne-fc-match-report/
1985

**1985**was South Melbourne Hellas' 26th season of senior men's competition.

Competing in the National Soccer League in the Southern Division, 1985 was the club's ninth season at national league level.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League - Southern Division

**Finishing Position:** 1st of 12 - lost Southern Division Preliminary Final to Preston

**NSL Cup:** Round 1 (lost to Preston)

**Dockerty Cup:** Round 3 (lost to Morwell Falcons)

**Buffalo Gold Cup:** Group Stage

**Coach:** Len McKendry

**Captain:**John Yzendoorn

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading Goalscorer:** Charlie Egan (22)

**President**:

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

## Match results and season summary

### Southern Division Ladder

The top five teams in each division made the finals. Brunswick Juventus won the Southern Division finals series, and defeated the Northern Division champion Sydney City 2-0 on aggregate in the two-legged grand final series.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1985/1985NSLTable.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1985/1985NSLCup.html
3. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1985DockertyCup.html
4. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1985BuffGCup.html
5. ↑ After extra-time.
6. ↑ South lost 4-5 on penalties. 3-3 after normal time.
2015

**2015** was South Melbourne Hellas' 56th season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** National Premier Leagues Victoria

**Finishing Position:** 1st of 14 (lost grand final)

**NPL National playoffs:** Quarter-finals

**Dockerty Cup:** Winners

**FFA Cup:** Round 7

**Coaches:** Chris Taylor

**Captain:** Michael Eagar

**Best and Fairest:** Brad Norton

**Leading Goalscorer:** Milos Lujic (31)

**President**: Leo Athanasakis

**No 1 ticket holder:** Martin Foley​​

**Women:** 2015 South Melbourne Women season

### Ladder

The top six qualified for the finals. Bentleigh Greens defeated South Melbourne in the grand final.

The top side qualified for the NPL National playoffs.

The bottom two sides were relegated to NPL1.

The team finishing in third last went into a playoff against the third-best side in NPL1. North Geelong lost 2-0 to Melbourne Victory's NPL team.

## References

1. ↑ South lost 7-8 on penalties.
2. ↑ After extra time. 1-1 after90 minutes
3. ↑ after extra time. 1-1 after 90 minutes
Empty Canteen

Canteens can be acquired in three ways: (1) Airdrop crates will often contain canteens already filled with clean water. (2) Hunter Blinds sometimes have empty canteens, and (3) Very occasionally, killing a Zombie will result in an empty canteen being dropped.

In order to fill a canteen, stand in water, and look down. You will then be presented with the 'action' option (to press the "E" key). ALL empty canteens in your inventory will then be filled with dirty water.
Billy Bergmann

**Billy Bergmann** (possibly *Bergman),* was a Swedish forward who played one match for South Melbourne Hellas, in the final round of the 1978 season.

Signed late in the 1978 season from Horby in the Swedish third division, reportedly with a mind to playing a bigger role in 1979, Bergmann never made more than his one solitary appearance.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: Horby (Sweden)

**Departed to**: ???

**Debut:** NSL Round 26, 1978, against Canberra City, Bruce Stadium

**Last game**: NSL Round 26, 1978, against Canberra City, Bruce Stadium

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1978/Round26.html
2. ↑ Schwab, L, 1978, 'Swede star ready for Hellas debut ', *The Age,* September 29, p.32)
3. ↑ Other news articles from the time variously state that Bergmann had been in the second or even fourth divisions
4. ↑ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=IgJkAAAAIBAJ&sjid=PucDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1625%2C1830852
2015 Dockerty Cup, Final

South Melbourne lifting the 2015 Dockerty Cup. Photo: Matt Johnson.

South had little time to mope over the midweek loss to Palm Beach Sharks in the FFA Cup when they took on Oakleigh Cannons in the final of the 2015 Dockerty Cup. While South had the home ground advantage, Oakleigh had the benefit of rest and a strong wind in the first half. The nominal visitors - the venue was designated as a neutral venue - had the best opportunity of the first half, when Lambros Honos was released with a through ball; however he could only direct his shot directly at Nikola Roganovic.

The second half was afflicted by heavy rain, but South handled the conditions with aplomb. Milos Lujic opened the scoring, being the recipient of a magnificent backheel pass from Leigh Minopoulos, and he doubled his tally soon after, heading home from a Nick Epifano cross. The game was ended as a contest when Minopoulos received a pass at the back post from Iqi Jawadi, and squeezed the ball home between the post and an Oakleigh defender. The expected tiredness never came, and South could have won this game by more.

In the end, three goals were more than enough to see South win its eighth Dockerty Cup title. Milos Lujic became the first South player to win the Jimmy Mackay Medal, for best afield in the Dockerty Cup final.

## Lineups

**South Melbourne:** Nikola Roganovic, Tim Mala, Michael Eagar, Luke Adams, Nick Epifano, Mathew Theodore, Milos Lujic, Brad Norton, Iqi Jawadi, Leigh Minopoulos, Stephen Hatzikostas . **Coach**: Chris Taylor. **Goals:** Lujic 47. 51, Minopoulos 59.

**Oakleigh Cannons**: John Honos, John Black, Steve Pantelidis, Kofi Danning, Tremayne Sadler, Mirjan Pavlovic, Jake McLean (Dusan Bosnjak 53), Sean Rooney, Adam Le Cornu (Theo Papageorgiou 73), Matthew Foschini (Aron Wilford), Lampros Honos. **Coach:** Arthur Papas

## Milestones

This was South's 12th Dockerty Cup final, its eighth title, and its first title since 1995.

Milos Lujic became the first South player to win the Jimmy Mackay Medal.

## Match reports

smfc.com.au: South win eighth Dockerty Cup in convincing fashion

South of the Border: Redemption, of a sort

## References

1. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/south-win-eighth-dockerty-cup-in-convincing-fashion/
2. ↑ The Dockerty Cup had been in recess from 1997-2010, with the exception of 2004.
2000-2001

**2000-2001** was South Melbourne Hellas' 42nd season of senior men's competition.

It was the club's 25th season of national league soccer.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League

**Finishing Position:** 1st of 16 (lost grand final to Wollongong Wolves)

**Coach:** Mike Petersen

**Captain:**Paul Trimboli

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading Goalscorer:** Con Boutsianis (14)

**President**:

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

**Youth:** 2000-2001 South Melbourne National Youth League season

## Match results and season summary

### Ladder

The top six teams qualified for the finals. Wollongong Wolves defeated South Melbourne in the grand final.

Carlton folded after eight rounds. All Carlton matches were awarded as 3-0 wins to Carlton's scheduled opponents, including the matches Carlton actually competed in rounds 1 to 8 inclusive.

Eastern Pride's last four matches were forfeited, resulting in 3-0 wins to Wollongong, South Melbourne, Sydney United and Sydney Olympic.

## References

1. ↑ Match originally finished 1-1. Carlton folded after round 8, and all of its games - including the ones that had already been played - were subsequently awarded as 3-0 forfeits.
2. ↑ This game was not played. Carlton had folded after round 8, and all of its matches were awarded as 3-0 forfeits.
3. ↑ Game not played. Eastern Pride's last four games were awarded as 3-0 forfeits.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/20002001/ALTable.html
Dean Fak

**Dean Fak** is a retired defender who played one league match for South Melbourne in 1989.

Fak was 17 years and 137 days old when he made his senior league debut for South in the final game of the 1989 season. Dropping down the divisions, Fak eventually made it back to the National Soccer League with Collingwood Warriors and Gippsland Falcons.

Outside of the 67 games he played at national level however, Fak became a stalwart of the Victorian Premier League through the 1990s and 2000s, notching 350 games - and considerable success - at a variety of clubs, including Port Melbourne, Heidelberg United, Altona Magic, and Green Gully.

## Milestones

**Arrived from:** ???

**Departed to:** ???

**Debut:**  NSL Round 26, 1989, against St George, at Middle Park

**Last game:** NSL Round 26, 1989, against St George, at Middle Park

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/Players/END.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/vicfootball/FA.html
2001-2002

**2001-2002** was South Melbourne Hellas' 43rd season of senior men's competition.

It was the club's 26th season of national league soccer.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League

**Finishing Position:** 5th of 13 (lost semi-final to Sydney Olympic)

**Coach:** Eddie Krncevic

**Captain:**Paul Trimboli

**President**:

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

## Match results and season summary

### Ladder

The top six teams qualified for the finals. Sydney Olympic defeated Perth Glory in the grand final.
Aku Shiro Tokisada Amakusa

Samurai Shodown IV. Design by Eiji Shiroi.

**Evil Shiro Tokisada Amakusa**, also known as **Aku Amakusa**, is the evil side of Shiro Tokisada Amakusa. He is alternately referred to as "the dark half of Amakusa's soul". He is the boss and main antagonist in *Samurai Shodown IV*. His purple skin indicates the malevolence of his ki energy.
2011 South Melbourne women season

**League:** Victorian Women's Premier League

**Finishing Position:** 2nd of 12 (won grand final).

**Coach:**Alan Davidson (all matches except rounds 2, 3, second game of round 9, 10); Niki Cook (rounds 2, 3, second game of round 9, 10)

**Captain:**???

**Best and Fairest:**???

**Leading Goalscorer:** ???

**President**: ???

## Season results

### Victorian Women's Premier League Season

Due to the competition having an uneven number of teams, in order to avoid teams having byes, the team representing the Emerging Athletes Program played most of its matches during midweek fixtures. Because of this, when other teams were due to play against the Emerging Athletes Program, they would play two games in a round; for South Melbourne, those were rounds 9 and 17.

### Ladder

The top four teams played off in the finals. South Melbourne won the grand final.

Casey Comets and Victorian Champions League Country were each deducted three points.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2011WPLR.html
Antonio Naglieri

**Antonio 'Tony' Naglieri**  is a midfielder who played with South Melbourne in 2006.

Briefly on the books of Perth Glory during the National Soccer League, along with Andreas Oliveira and Dino Djulbic, Naglieri was one of three Western Australian players controversially signed by South from Frankston Pines during the 2006 mid-season transfer window.

A hardworking central midfielder, Naglieri was a vital cog in South's run to the 2006 VPL title, saving his best performances for the finals series. At the end of the 2006 season, Naglieri returned to Western Australia, joining Perth SC.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: Frankston Pines

**Departed to**: Perth SC

**Debut:** VPL Round 9, 2006, against Richmond, Lakeside Stadium

**Last game**: VPL Grand Final, 2006, against Altona Magic, Lakeside Stadium

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/20012002/Round13.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2006VCR.html
3. ↑ http://members.iinet.net.au/~jacob/wasoccer/2007prev.htm
Clarendon Corner

**Clarendon Corner**, often shortened to *CC,* are a South Melbourne Hellas supporter group. Prior to the installation of athletics track at Lakeside Stadium stadium, Clarendon Corner was also the informal name of the location on the terraces where they stood, located on the side opposite the grandstand on the corner nearest the scoreboard end.
1977

**1977** was South Melbourne Hellas' 18th season of senior men's competition.

Competing in the inaugural season of the National Soccer League, 1977 was also the club's first season at national league level.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League

**Finishing Position:** 11th of 14

**Coach:** Manny Poulakakis (until round 17); Con Xanthopoulos (from round 18)

**Captain:**Peter Ollerton

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading Goalscorer:**Peter Ollerton (6)

**President**: Sam Papasavas

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

## Match results and season summary

### Ladder

Eastern Suburbs Hakoah won the title in a first-past-the-post format.

Mooroolbark was relegated.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1977/NSLTable.html
1978 Friendly vs Olympiakos

This was an end of season friendly played between South Melbourne Hellas and Greece's Olympiakos.

It was the first game of a three match tour, which also included matches in Sydney and Adelaide. South Melbourne Hellas underwrote the cost of the tour to the tune of $100,000. Hellas president and NSL chairman Sam Papasavas arranged the deal so that South would cover any potential losses from the Sydney and Adelaide legs of the tour, while not taking in any of the possible profits.

Thus much was riding on the turnout for the first game of the tour in Melbourne, with hopes for a crowd of 25,000. South Melbourne Hellas augmented its squad for this match by borrowing three players from Footscray JUST, including defender Jim Kondarios and midfielder Zdravko Lujic, and Auburn goalkeeper Steve Hoszowski.

The game itself saw South and its temporary ring-ins take it up to the Greek side, but wasteful finishing from South was punished when the visitors scored a late penalty to win the match.

## Lineups (incomplete)

**South Melbourne Hellas**:George Christopoulos, Stuart Baxter, Tony Turner, Kris Kalafatidis, Ken Drakeford, Alun Evans, Duncan Cummings **Coach**: Dave MacLaren **Goal:** Evans 64

**Olympiakos**: Julio Losanda, Mike Galakos, Petros Michos, Antonis Antoniadis, Takis Synetopoulos, Rafael Perone, Christos Kaltsas **Coach**: Todor Veselinovic **Goals:** Perone 17, Galakos 88 (pen)

## References

1. ↑ Schwab, L, 1978, '$100,000 gamble kicks off', *The Age,* November 25, p.36
2. ↑ Schwab, L., 1978, 'Greek Fans Show Their Strength', *The Age,* November 27, p.31
Foundation

A foundation can be crafted from the crafting menu and takes 7x pile of planks in your inentory to build.

When you place and build a foundation it is a level 1 foundation. If you want to add a wall , a window or a door , you need to upgrade the foundation to at least level 2.

Upgrading to a next level takes 5x pile of planks . The final level is 3, which adds a roof.

Foundations can be linked together. You can not link to the foundation of another player unless you are in the same clan . Foundations can also be stacked on top of eachother.
1953 Hellenic season

**1953** was Hellenic's first season of senior football.

**League:** Victorian Division 4

**Finishing Position:**2nd (promoted to Victorian Division 3)

**President**:

## Summary

Hellenic's first season was a successful one. They finished second behind Slavia, and acquitted themselves well in the loss to Prahran in the Dockerty Cup.

## References

1. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/178191119
2. ↑ Due to postponements, games listed were not necessarily played in the order presented here.
3. ↑ Frankston was apparently meant to participate in this division, but withdrew for reasons unknown.
4. ↑ Shell, a reserve team, entered the division 4 competition halfway through the season. Not every team played them twice.
5. ↑ There is an anomaly in the naming of Nunawading; in some parts of the available material, their results are attributed to Ringwood, while at others they are listed as Nunawading.
6. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1953Cup.html
7. ↑ Curtain raiser to Czechoslovakia vs Ireland 'world cup' match.
Broadmeadows City

**Broadmeadows City** is a defunct Victorian soccer club.

Founded in in 1961 as Glenroy United, Broadmeadows reached the heights of the State Leagye twice - in 1984 and 1987 - being relegated each time after just one season. In 1999, Broadmeadows merged with North Glenroy to form North City Lions; further amalgamations also took place thereafter.

South Melbourne played against Broadmeadows City once, in a 1987 Dockerty Cup match.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/Clubs/VIC/Vic\_Active\_G.html#GlenroyLions
2010

**2010**was South Melbourne Hellas' 51st season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian Premier League

**Finishing Position:** 6th of 12

**Singapore Cup:**  Quarter-Finals

**Coach:** Vaughan Coveny (until round 22), Eddie Krncevic (Singapore Cup Quarter-Final Matches)

**Captain:** Ramazan Tavsancioglu

**Best and Fairest:** Fernando De Moraes

**Leading goal scorer:** Fernando De Moraes (14)

**President**: Leo Athanasakis

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:  Adidas

**Women:** 2010 South Melbourne Women season

## Match results and season summary

### Summary

The 2010 season was - to put it mildly - full of incident, and much of what happened in 2010 left its mark on the club for years to come

The club moved out of Lakeside Stadium for a year and a half, as the wreckers moved in to remodel the ground to install an athletics track and a new stand.

Starved of access to the Australian top-flight, the club embarked on an overseas sojourn - participating in the Singapore Cup.

The club also saw its fans engage in a pitch invasion, which led to court cases, acrimony between the board and some supporters, point deductions, and the departure of Vaughan Coveny as coach.

### Ladder

The top five sides made the finals. Green Gully defeated Richmond in the grand final.

The bottom two sides were relegated.

Several sides, including South Melbourne, were docked points by FFV during the season.

## References

1. ↑ South lost 4-5 on penalties
2. ↑ Hume were deducted three points.
3. ↑ Heidelberg were deducted three points.
4. ↑ South Melbourne were deducted six points.
5. ↑ Melbourne Knights were deducted three points.
Maticaction

**maticaction** (рабочее название, от англ. *maths* + *action*) - компьютерная игра в жанре *roguelite-платформер*, в данный момент разрабатывающаяся с помощью GameMaker. Документации различных аспектов maticaction собственно и посвящена эта вики.

### Основные особенности

maticaction - двухмерный платформер в мире Математики, где все предметы, персонажи и явления - это олицетворения и персонификации концепций из различных наук (математика, физика, химия, философия, информатика и т.д.). Игрок контролирует четырёх персонажей, символизирующих простейшие математические операции (Операторы), и сочетает их уникальные способности с природой мира, чтобы добиться цели. Противники Операторов - враждебные персонификации чисел.

В данный момент разработчики видят maticaction как *roguelite* в режиме выживания, вдохновлённый такими играми как Risk of Rain.

Разработка ещё находится на начальной стадии, поэтому даже базовые механики и структура игры могут (и, скорее всего, будут) меняться. Следите за новостями.

### Ссылки

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1987 Dockerty Cup, Round 3

Little documentary evidence seems to have survived of this match, which South came from behind to win late against a side that was relegated from the Victorian State League with just four wins.

## Lineups (incomplete)

**South Melbourne:** included Danny Wright, Charlie Egan **Coach:** ???. **Goals:** Wright, Egan 65, 90+2

**Broadmeaadows City:** includedJohn Ciantar, John Higham **Coach**: ???. **Goals:** Ciantar 6, Higham 34

## Milestones

* First and only match against Broadmeadows City.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1987DockertyCup.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1987SLT.html
2008

**2008**was South Melbourne Hellas' 49th season of senior men's competition.

## Overview

**League:** Victorian Premier League (aka the *Foxtel Cup*)

**Finishing Position:** 9th of 14 (missed finals)

**Coach:** John Anastasiadis (until round 7), Michael Michalakopoulos (from round 8)

**Captain:** Dean Anastasiadis

**Best and Fairest:**Steven O'Dor

**Leading goal scorer:** Fernando De Moraes (9)

**President**: Leo Athanasakis

**Major sponsor**: Miroamer

**Apparel sponsor**: Kelme

**Membership slogan:** Passion is everything

**No 1 ticket holder:** Martin Foley

**Women:** 2008 South Melbourne Women season

## Match results and season summary

### Summary

Following the disappointment of the 2007 season, South expected to return to the finals immediately. Instead, five losses from the first seven matches saw John Anastasiadis resign as coach. His replacement, Michael Michalakopoulos, managed to pull together a brief mid-season revival, but the side faltered during the final leg of the home and away season, finishing five points outside the finals.

At the end of the season, Michalokopoulos was re-appointed as coach, while Steven O'Dor won the club's best and fairest award.

### Southern Cross bid

On 14 February 2007, South Melbourne announced its interest in becoming the second Victorian club in the A-League. In June 2008 South Melbourne FC sent a letter of interest to join the league and lodged an application for the second Melbourne licence as part of the Southern Cross consortium.

On 26 September 2008 Football Federation Australia announced it was commencing exclusive negotiations with the rival Melbourne Heart bid which went on to join the competition for the 2010-11 A-League season.

### Ladder

The top six teams made the finals. Altona Magic defeated Melbourne Knights in the grand final.

The bottom two teams were relegated.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/south-kick-off-2015-social-calendar-with-highly-successful-jersey-night/
2. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/michalakopoulos-re-appointed-coach-for-200910/
3. ↑ http://www.smfc.com.au/odor-re-signs-for-two-more-seasons/
4. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20140102192442/http://www.smfc.com.au/news/450/investors-chase-south-melbourne-fc-for-a-league-bid/
5. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20140102192245/http://www.smfc.com.au/news/661/melbourne-a-league-bid/
6. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20090203060943/http://www.smfc.com.au/news/677/southern-cross-fc-bid-rejected-by-ffa/
Dejan Radojicic

## Danni Radojicic

**Dejan "Danni" Radojicic** (also spelled *Danny)*was a midfielder at South Melbourne in 2009. Each of his four appearances for South was as a substitute. HIs lone goal for South came against Preston Lions in the round 3, 7-1 rout  that season.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**: unknown - possibly Fawkner Blues or South Melbourne under 21s

**Departed to**: Altona Magic

**Debut:** VPL Round 1, 2009, against Dandenong Thunder, Lakeside Stadium

**Last game**: VPL Round 11, 2009, against Sunshine George Cross, Chaplin Reserve

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2010PLR.html
1935 Apollo Athletic season

**1935** is the only known year in which Apollo Athletic played in the league competition.

**League:** Victorian Division Three

**Finishing Position:**3rd of 9

**Dockerty Cup**: round 2

**Coach:**???

**Captain:**???

**Best and Fairest:**???

**Leading Goalscorer:** ???

**President**: ???

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1935D3T.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1935D3R.html
3. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/11765018
4. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/12249417
5. ↑ There may be confusion with 'Martin'
6. ↑ Possible misspelling of Papalazaros
7. ↑ Possibly misspelling of Varigos
1889

The **1889 Melbourne soccer season** was, according to the documentary evidence available, a poor one, with few teams and only intermittent matches. South Melbourne was one of the few teams left. It played for the George and George Challenge Cup, as well as the Beaney Cup, with matches predominantly played at Middle Park. Results for some of these games are unknown.

## Players (incomplete)

 White

## References

1. ↑ http://neososmos.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/victorian-soccer-fixtures-and-results\_8233.html
2. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6249353
3. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6257440
4. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6253519
5. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/197326461
6. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6262154
7. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6257440
8. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/6267778
David Stirton

**David Stirton**is a forward who played for South Melbourne in 2015.

Stirton joined the club from from Bentleigh Greens.

At the conclusion of the season, Stirton joined Port Melbourne.

## Milestones

**Arrived from:** Bentleigh Greens

**Departed to**: Port Melbourne

**Debut:**  2015 FFV Community Shield, against Melbourne Knights, at Knights Stadium

**Last game**: 2015 NPL National Playoffs, Round 1, against Olympia Warriors, at Lakeside Stadium

## Hat-tricks

* 2015 FFA Cup, Round 5, vs North Sunshine Eagles

## References

1. ↑ https://www.smfc.com.au/david-stirton-joins-south-ahead-of-the-2015-ps4-npl-season/
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2016NPLR.html
1957 Hellenic season

**1957** was Hellenic's fifth season of senior football.

**League:** Victorian Division 2

**Finishing Position:** 2nd of 10 (promoted)

**Dockerty Cup:** Round 3 (lost to Wilhelmina)

**President**:

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1957D2T.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1957DockertyCup.html
3. ↑ Abandoned after 40 minutes when spectators invaded the pitch with Wilhelmina leading 1-0, Replay ordered
1983

**1983**was South Melbourne Hellas' 24th season of senior men's competition.

Competing in the National Soccer League, 1983 was the club's seventh season at national league level.

## Overview

**League:** National Soccer League

**Finishing Position:** 4th of 16

**NSL Cup:** Semi Final (lost to Heidelberg United)

**Ampol Cup:** Semi Final (lost to Green Gully)

**Coach:** Rale Rasic (until round 15), Len Mckendry (from round 16)

**Captain:**Arthur Xanthopoulos

**Best and Fairest:**

**Leading Goalscorer:** Doug Brown (20)

**President**:

**Major sponsor**:

**Apparel sponsor**:

## Match results and season summary

### Ladder

St George won the title in a first-past-the-post format.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/NSL/1983/1983NSLTable.html
1981 South Melbourne Women season

**League:** Victorian Women's League First Division

**Finishing Position:**2nd of 4.

**Coach:**???

**Captain:**???

**Best and Fairest:**???

**Leading Goalscorer:** ???

**President**: ???

## Ladder

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/1981WLT.html
2. ↑ There are a number of irregularities with this table. Firstly, the goals for and goals against tallies do not tally to the same amount. In addition, the source material has Springvale on 9 points rather than 3 for reasons unknown.
3. ↑ It appears that one fixture between North Dandenong and Springvale was not played.
Canberra Cosmos

**Canberra Cosmos**is a defunct Australian soccer club, which played in the National Soccer League from 1995 to 2001.

The Cosmos primarily played out of Bruce Stadium.

The Cosmos failed to make the finals in any of their six NSL seasons, and never finished higher than 9th on the ladder.

Peter Buljan, who would later play for South Melbourne, was the Cosmos' all time leading scorer.

## Record by venue

 Lakeside Stadium | 7
 Olympic Park | 1

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/Clubs/C/CanberraCosmosDH.html
Cherry Blossom Forest

The **Cherry Blossom Forest** (夜桜と灯篭, *Yozakura to Tōrō*?, literally *Cherry Blossoms and Lanterns at Night*) is a stage found in the video game *Samurai Shodown III*. During Arcade play Haohmaru faces the player. Players can battle in this scenario when a New Challenger chooses Haohmaru in Versus mode. A re-drawn version of this stage can be found in the sequel game, *Samurai Shodown IV*.

## Description

The battle unfolds under the black sky of the night. The ground is partially covered with cherry blossoms, which falls from the Sakura trees (さくら) that are found around the stage. In the near front there are four tall lighted *tōrō* lanterns (灯籠), which can be cut with Slash attacks (if two lanterns are cutting-off, the rest appears cut too). More lighted lanterns are located in many places of the stage. Far in the back can be seen green tones, which give a fog effect typical from the midnight.

During the climatix moment of the battle a cherry blossom rain begins, the ground takes pink tones, far in the ground it can be seen wave animations, there is a purple vacuum and a black sky. Up in the stage there is a pair of Sakura branches which cherry blossoms are shaking with the air.

Background animation.Background animation during climax.
## Musical themes

The musical theme for this stage is a song called "Alcoholic" (男酒 *Otoko Sake*).

"Alcoholic"Haohmaru's theme from the original MVS/AES soundtrack."Alcoholic" - ArrangedHaohmaru's theme, arranged version found in the Neo Geo CD, PlayStation One, and Sega Saturn versions of *Samurai Shodown III*, and *Samurai Spirits Zankuro Musouken Arrange Sound Trax*.
Bunyamin Vahid

**Bunyamin 'Benji' Vahid** was a midfielder who played a handful full of matches for South Melbourne during the 2007 and 2008 seasons, most of which were as a late substitute.

## Milestones

**Arrived from**:

**Departed to**: Dandenong Thunder

**Debut:** VPL Round 24, 2007, against Sunshine George Cross, Lakeside Stadium

**Last game**: VPL Round 12, 2008, against Whittlesea Zebras, Epping Stadium

## Stats

1. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2009PLR.html
2. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2007PLR.html
3. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/2008PLR.html
1972 South Melbourne Hellas reserves season

## Overview

**League:** Victorian State League Reserves

**Finishing Position:** 5th of 12

**Armstrong Cup**: Round 1 (walkover)

**President**:

**Seniors**: 1972

### Ladder

Hakoah St Kilda won the league by finishing top in a first-past-the-post format.

## References

1. ↑ Croatia were disqualified and later expelled from the Victorian Soccer Federation for crowd disturbances.