South Cardiff FC
South Cardiff Football Club is a semi-professional soccer club based in Cardiff South a suburb of Newcastle, Australia. The club was established in 1964 and currently competes in the Northern NSW State League Division 1. They are known as "The Gunners" after the nickname of London club Arsenal. The club in its current form celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014 although there is historical records of South Cardiff Football Club back to the 1930s at least. South Cardiff were the first team to score in the Round of 32 national knockout competition the FFA CUP. In 2015, South Cardiff were relegated to the Northern NSW State League Division 1 for the 2016 season. The club's stated mission is to qualify for re-admission to the NNSW National Premier Leagues (NPL).

Ground
The club plays its home matches at the Ulinga Complex which is located at Cross Street Cardiff South. The Complex has four fields, two training and match, all with floodlights for night games and training.

Coaching staff
 Head Coach & 1st Grade Coach: Darrel McAllister
  Reserves Coach:  TBA
  18s Coach:  TBA
  Youth Football Director:  Aidan Paintner
  16s Coach:  Michael Body
  15s Coach:  Gavin Wilson
  14s Coach:  Luke Gibbons
13s Coach: Aidan Paintner
U10 SAP Coach: Paul Ivey
U9 SAP Coach: Paul Ivey

Club officials
 President: Martin Spiers
 Vice-President: Rachel Whatley
 Treasurer: Maxine Charlier
 Secretary: Sherri Allen
 Gear Steward: Geoff Allen

Competition Timeline

Honours
State League Grand Final Runners Up': 2005, 2011

Solo Cup: 2011

U14 Premiers: 2019

U14 Grand Final Winners: 2019

Gallagher Shield: 2019

External links
Club website