Fremantle Football Club (1436 bytes)
3: ...teams in the [[Australian Football League]]. The club is based in the port city of [[Fremantle]], west ...
5: ...ht years after their rival [[Western Australia]]n football team (the [[West Coast Eagles]]), and endured som...
9: ...oduces [[Dockers]] brand clothing, challenged the clubs right to use the name.
11: ...ymbolic "anchor" is hauled on to the field as the club song is played.
14: ...om.au/ Official Website of the Fremantle Football Club]

Kangaroos Football Club (1127 bytes)
1: ...ball_Club_logo.gif|frame|right|Kangaroos Football Club logo]]
3: ...[[Australian rules football]] in the [[Australian Football League]]. It is based at the Arden Street oval i...
5: A club starved of success until [[Ron Barassi]] was appo...
7: The club had its greatest on-field success of any decade i...
12: ...om.au/ Official Website of the Kangaroos Football Club]

Scarborough Football Club (2826 bytes)
1: ...'' are an [[England|English]] [[football (soccer)|football]] team currently playing in the [[Nationwide Conf...
3: ... facilities to provide additional revenue for the club.
6: ...1987-88 in English football|1987-88 season]] in [[Football League Division Four|Division Four]].
8: During their twelve year stay in the Football League, Scarborough reached the playoffs twice bu...
11: [[1998-99 in English football|1998-99]] brought about the first relegation in t...

Floriana football club (390 bytes)
1: ...er with St George's of Bormla, are the two oldest clubs in Malta.
3: ...date is 1894. The Club is affiliated to the Malta Football Association which in turn is both a member of UEF...
5: The game of football was introduced to Malta by the British Servicemen...

Geelong Football Club (2071 bytes)
1: ...otball_Club_logo.gif|frame|right|Geelong Football Club logo]]
3: ...ball Club''' is a football club in the Australian Football League (AFL). They play under the name 'Geelong C...
5: The club is the second oldest football club of any code in the world, having being formed in ...
10: The club won the VFL/AFL premierships in: [[1925]], [[1931...
34: ....com.au/ Official Website of the Geelong Football Club]

Perth Football Club (560 bytes)
11: [[Western Australian Football League|WAFL]] Premierships: 1907, 1955, 1966-67-6...
13: ...me Attendance:''' 19,541 v. [[East Perth Football Club | East Perth]], 13th May 1967
17: [[Category:Western Australian Football League clubs]]

Richmond Football Club (4447 bytes)
1: ...tball_Club_logo.jpg|frame|right|Richmond Football Club logo]]
3: ...rules football]] club playing in the [[Australian Football League]].
5: ... Richmond, on the 20th of February [[1885]]. The club had a ready made home ground at Punt Road, just a...
7: ...e most important features of a nineteenth century footballer's uniform was his headgear, and when Richmond w...
9: ... along with the now defunct [[University Football Club| University]].

St Kilda Football Club (2315 bytes)
1: ...tball_Club_logo.gif|frame|right|St Kilda Football Club logo]]
3: ...rules football]] club playing in the [[Australian Football League]].
5: ...rship in [[1966]] (beating [[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood]] by one point), St Kilda have been t...
9: ...nd of the season, eiminated from the [[Australian Football League|AFL]] Premiership by its eventual winners ...
15: ...nsored the [[Japan]]ese national Australian rules football team. Also known as the Samurai, the team member...

Carlton Football Club (4049 bytes)
1: ...otball_Club_logo.jpg|frame|right|Carlton Football Club logo]]
3: ...l League]] in 1897, which became the [[Australian Football League]] in the 1980s.
5: ... [[2005]] membership levels. Training and social club facilities at Princes Park will remain.
7: ...ry. It is often said that Barassi invented modern football in his half-time instructions to the Carlton play...
9: ...layer draft, hampering any attempt to rebuild the club's player group.

Collingwood Football Club (3259 bytes)
1: ...ll_Club_logo.gif|frame|right|Collingwood Football Club logo]]
3: ...ootball]] club, playing in the elite [[Australian Football League]].
5: ... Football Club|Essendon]] and [[Richmond Football Club|Richmond]] remain fierce.
23: * [[Peter Moore (footballer)|Peter Moore]] ([[1979]])
33: ...Centres:''' || [[Thorold Merrett]] || [[Bob Rose (footballer)|Bob Rose]] || [[Darren Millane]]

Melbourne Football Club (9292 bytes)
1: ..._Football_Club.gif|frame|right|Melbourne Football Club logo]]
3: ...ourne plays in red and dark blue colours, and its club song is ''It's a Grand Old Flag''.
7: ...nd for many years Melbourne was a proudly amateur club.[http://www.fullpointsfooty.net/melbourne.htm]
9: ...[[Victorian Football League]] (later [[Australian Football League]]) at its formation in [[1897]], and has b...
11: ... but Melbourne's reputation as an "establishment" club has not always been an advantage. The MCC member...

Oneida Football Club (1479 bytes)
1: ...ccer club in the country was the Oneida Foot Ball Club which played undefeated for most of its seasons b...
3: ..., even predating the formation of Scottish teams. Clubs soon spread to other collegiate communities.

Claremont Football Club (516 bytes)
11: [[Western Australian Football League|WAFL]] Premierships: 1938-39-40, 1964, 198...
13: ...tendance:''' 18,268 v. [[South Fremantle Football Club | South Fremantle]], 7th May 1983
22: [[Category:Western Australian Football League clubs]]

Norwood Football Club (1182 bytes)
1: ...club belonging to the [[South Australian National Football League]] in the state of [[South Australia]].
4: ...l power-houses in the [[South Australian National Football League]], the other team being the [[Port Adelaid...
6: ...ional rich-poor split in the following of the two clubs.
12: ...s.com/ Official Homepage of the Norwood Football Club]

Hawthorn Football Club (2182 bytes)
1: ...tball_Club_logo.jpg|frame|right|Hawthorn Football Club logo]]
3: ...rules football]] club playing in the [[Australian Football League]].
7: Entering the VFL in 1925, the Mayblooms (The club's nickname changed from the Mayblooms or Mayflowe...
9: ...st Coast who became the next powerful club. Other clubs have had success since but none have matched the...
11: ...h was aborted only when Members from the Hawthorn club voted against the merger proposal.

Subiaco Football Club (477 bytes)
11: [[Western Australian Football League|WAFL]] Premierships: 1912-13, 1915, 1924, ...
13: ...ome Attendance:''' 21,088 v. [[Claremont Football Club | Claremont]] on 2nd June 1986
17: [[Category:Western Australian Football League clubs]]

Hallelujah Football Club (963 bytes)
4: ... season finishing bottom with only 13 points. The club dropped out of the K-League at the end of that ye...
11: For 2004 the club moved to [[Gimpo City|Gimpo]].
13: == Club Honors ==
16: [[Category:South Korean football clubs]][[Category:Gyeonggi]]

Essendon Football Club (27339 bytes)
1: ...tball_Club_logo.gif|frame|right|Essendon Football Club logo]]
3: ... Formed in 1871 as a junior club and as a senior club in 1873, it is headquartered at [[Windy Hill]] Ov...
5: ... persona as football's eccentric philosopher. The club has worn a black guernsey with red sash as its un...
9: ===The Pre-[[Victorian Football League|VFL]] years ([[1871]] - [[1896]])===
11: ...|VFA]] before the VFL was formed in [[1897]]. The club was part of many innovations that shaped the mode...

Fluminense Football Club (4973 bytes)
3: '''Fluminense Football Club''' is a [[Brazil|Brazilian]] multimodality sporti...
8: ...o]] and in [[São Paulo]], they decided to found a club. The foundation meeting took place on [[July 21]]...
10: ...Paysandu Cricket Club field, against Rio Football Club. [[Fluminense]] won 8-0 and the first goal was sc...
12: ...ted one of the most famous rivalries in Brazilian football, the Fla-Flu (Flamengo versus Fluminense). The fi...
14: ... team]], against [[Exeter City F.C.]], an English club. Brazil won 2-0 and [[Oswaldo Gomes]], a [[Flumin...

East Fremantle Football Club (574 bytes)
11: [[Western Australian Football League|WAFL]] Premierships: 1900, 1902-03-04, 190...
13: ...tendance:''' 21,317 v. [[South Fremantle Football Club | South Fremantle]], 14th April 1979
17: [[Category:Western Australian Football League clubs]]

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