Hamilton Steelers (CSL)

Hamilton Steelers (CSL)

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founded = 1986
dissolved = 1992
ground = Brian Timmis Stadium
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The Hamilton Steelers were a charter member of the newly-formed Canadian Soccer League (CSL) and were locally owned by Mario DiBartolomeo. The club played mainly out of Brian Timmis Stadium (Cap. 4,000) adjacent to Ivor Wynne Stadium. Key members of the Steelers in 1987 were M Jerry Adzic and F Alex Bunbury. The Steelers were runners-up in the first four years of the league's existence as they finished the regular season first in the league's East Division the first two years.

Alex Bunbury, (1967- ), Played 4 seasons with the Hamilton Steelers 1987-90, Voted best Foreign player in the Portuguese first division club Maritimo in 1994-95 season where he scored 12-goals. Canadian Soccer Hall-of-Fame inductee in 2006.cite web| title = Canadian Soccer Hall-of-Fame: Alex Bunbury| url=http://www.thesoccerhalloffame.ca/OSN.nsf/c1bfa845a2dec3bf85256b0b005d4116/b70c12e31d49e6278525713e006b9811?OpenDocument| accessdate = 2008-08-27]

Players

*flagicon|Yugoslavia Jerry Adzic
*flagicon|Canada Geoff Aunger
*flagicon|Canada Alex Bunbury
*flagicon|CAN Iain Fraser
*flagicon|Canada Gerry Gray
*flagicon|Canada Paul James
*flagicon|Canada Tino Lettieri
*flagicon|CAN flagicon|Scotland Colin Miller (1988 - 1990)
*flagicon|CAN Stevie Gill
*flagicon|CAN Mark Watson
*Dino Perri
*flagicon|Canada Scott Bell
*flagicon|Canada Lucio Ianeiro
*flagicon|Canada Billy Domazetis
*flagicon|Canada Brian Rosenfeld

References

External links

* [http://www.canadasoccer.com/eng/media/viewArtical.asp?Press_ID=1720 The Official Site of the Canadian Soccer Association]


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