Assyrian Teams and Clubs around the world
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Assyriska FC in Sweden
Assyriska F?reningen is a Swedish football club based in S?dert?lje. The club, formed in 1974 by Assyrian immigrants, has advanced through the league system and is currently playing in the second highest Swedish league, Superettan. They played in the highest Swedish football league Allsvenskan in 2005 where their games were broadcast in over 80 countries.[1] The club has also played a final in Svenska Cupen, which was lost against IF Elfsborg in 2003.
www.Assyriska.se
ASHOOR
Assyriska F?reningen is a Swedish football club based in S?dert?lje. The club, formed in 1974 by Assyrian immigrants, has advanced through the league system and is currently playing in the second highest Swedish league, Superettan. They played in the highest Swedish football league Allsvenskan in 2005 where their games were broadcast in over 80 countries.[1] The club has also played a final in Svenska Cupen, which was lost against IF Elfsborg in 2003.
www.Assyriska.se
ASHOOR
Assyrian Stars FC in New Zealand
Assyrian Star Football Club was founded in 1996. The team consisted of talented Assyrian soccer players who all had a same goal in mind, to play soccer and build a true image about the Assyrian community in New Zealand. Assyrian Star lost a lot of players after a couple of years when the team was formed. During the years, many new players came to New Zealand, joined the team and helped the Assyrian Star shine again. Until today, the team continues to win many cups and league trophies. With the love and commitment each member has towards the team, Assyrian Star hopes to carry on towards the path of greatness, produced many skilled soccer players and show true colors of the Assyrian culture.
www.assyrianstar.net
ASHOOR
Assyrian Star Football Club was founded in 1996. The team consisted of talented Assyrian soccer players who all had a same goal in mind, to play soccer and build a true image about the Assyrian community in New Zealand. Assyrian Star lost a lot of players after a couple of years when the team was formed. During the years, many new players came to New Zealand, joined the team and helped the Assyrian Star shine again. Until today, the team continues to win many cups and league trophies. With the love and commitment each member has towards the team, Assyrian Star hopes to carry on towards the path of greatness, produced many skilled soccer players and show true colors of the Assyrian culture.
www.assyrianstar.net
ASHOOR
Toronto Winged Bull (by the Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto)
The Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto is a volunteer, not for profit athletic organization aimed to provide and facilitate the opportunity for the youth of our community to enhance and develop their skills and talents in the sports field, and in particular the game of Soccer. Our club teams are members in the North York Soccer Association (NYSA) and The Ontario Soccer Association (OSA).
http://www.torontowingedbull.com
ASHOOR
The Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto is a volunteer, not for profit athletic organization aimed to provide and facilitate the opportunity for the youth of our community to enhance and develop their skills and talents in the sports field, and in particular the game of Soccer. Our club teams are members in the North York Soccer Association (NYSA) and The Ontario Soccer Association (OSA).
http://www.torontowingedbull.com
ASHOOR
Bronit Omta
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Fairfield Bulls located in Fairfield, Sydney, Australia. A semi professional team which represented the Assyrians in Fairfield.
They were building momentum and did well but the board was corrupt and they eventually partnered with the local association (Southern Districts) to support them financially from what I assume. They have now adopted the name "Southern Bulls."
They were building momentum and did well but the board was corrupt and they eventually partnered with the local association (Southern Districts) to support them financially from what I assume. They have now adopted the name "Southern Bulls."
Eddie Yousif
Member
Toronto Winged Bull (by the Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto)
The Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto is a volunteer, not for profit athletic organization aimed to provide and facilitate the opportunity for the youth of our community to enhance and develop their skills and talents in the sports field, and in particular the game of Soccer. Our club teams are members in the North York Soccer Association (NYSA) and The Ontario Soccer Association (OSA).
http://www.torontowingedbull.com
ASHOOR
There is so much Talent amongst Assyrian youth in Toronto, i am so surprised that we have never seen an Assyrian yet play for the Canadian National team or the Iraqi national team or even the American soccer league!
