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Raul Blanco

Born in Argentina in 1941, Raul Blanco emigrated to Australia in 1967.

Andre Kruger

Born in Germany in 1960, Andre Kruger has spent more than 30 years researching Australian football to produce a complete record of all the A class internationals since 1922.

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Ray Sandell

Born in England in 1932, Ray Sandell played with Chelsea before migrating to Australia in 1954 where he signed with Leichhardt Annandale. Following his retirement as a player in 1968, Sandell joined the Australian Soccer Referees Federation.

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Terry Greedy

Raised in the northern NSW town of Lismore, it took a while before football became a serious pursuit for this naturally-gifted goalkeeper, who received little genuine coaching during his junior days at Eastwood United (later Lismore Workers).

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Steve Blair

Born in Scotland in 1961, Steve Blair played 24 times for Australia. His international playing career spanned 13 full internationals, including the World Cup qualifier against New Zealand in 1981.

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Anissa Tan

Valuable both as an attacking midfield/striker and later in defence, Anissa Tann from New South Wales began her international career when she toured China in 1988.

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Eddie Lennie

Born in Scotland in 1959, Eddie Lennie officiated in 165 Scottish senior games before coming to Australia in 1991. Following his arrival, he controlled 195 NSL matches including four grand finals.

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Heather Reid

Current Chief Executive of Capital Football, Heather Reid has devoted three decades to soccer as a volunteer, player, coach and administrator.

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John Barclay

Born in Scotland in 1927, John Barclay made his first tour as Australian team manager in 1967 to Asia, and the World Cup qualifiers in 1969. Barclay gained extensive administration experience with Australia and Victoria.

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Ted Rowley

English-born Ted Rowley migrated to Western Australia in 1900. He formed the Kalgoorlie club before moving to Adelaide in 1908. Rowley played State league for 14 years and represented South Australia nine times.

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Trixie Tagg

Born in Holland, Trixie Tagg was a pioneer of women’s football in Australia. She commenced playing for the St George team in 1968. The team enjoyed a nine-year unbeaten run throughout the 1970s. Tagg won selection for the NSW and Australian teams.

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Tracey Wheeler

Sydney-born Tracey Wheeler represented Western Australia as a midfielder at state level before switching to goalkeeping. Tall and strong she made her international goalkeeping debut against New Zealand in the third Oceania Cup in 1989.