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2011 Inductees Players Nick Dasovic - 63 caps for Canadian MNT. Played professionally in Croatia, France, Scotland, and Sweden, as well as in Vancouver and Montreal. Lyndon Hooper - 67 caps for Canadian MNT. Played professionally in England, as well as Montreal and Toronto. Victor Kodelja - 10 caps for Canadian MNT. Played on 1984 Chicago NASL Championship team. Jimmy Nichol - 73 caps for Northern Ireland, including World Cup Finals in 1982 and 1986. Club career highlighted by successful stints with Manchester United, Glasgow Rangers, and Toronto Blizzard. Builders William "Bill" Hoyle - Former OSA President and CSA President's Award Recipient Rupert "Bert" Goldberger - First Technical Director of Alberta Soccer Association and CSA National Coaching Instructor Pioneer Award Len Peto - Former Dominion of Canada Football Association President, and later manager of the Montreal Canadiens Team of Distinction 1979 Vancouver Whitecaps - NASL Soccer Bowl Champions. Organization of Distinction Toronto Ulster United - National Champions in 1925, 1946, and 1951. Ontario Cup Champions in 1927, 1929, 1937. Brian Budd Award Recipient Peter Sloly - Former Canadian Men's National Team Player and current Toronto Police Deputy Chief. Join us in honouring this year's Inductees! 2011 INDUCTION CELEBRATION LIBERTY GRAND, TORONTO SATURDAY, MAY 28, 2011 For Ticket Information Contact: Robyn Gmeindl at the Ontario Soccer Association | |
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