Talk:Sydney Olympic FC
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October 18th 2006 Rewrite[edit]
There was a clean-up tag on this page, and on further inspection i found that the text was that which is on the official Sydney Olympic page, which while good, needed to be reworked, for clarity as well as NPOV. So i tried to add more, cut 'irrelavant' stuff out, and try to NPOV it. As you can probably see, i've tried to impose a structure on the history section, but of course these things are always subjective, and there's always room for improvement. Blackmissionary 00:04, 18 October 2006 (UTC)
Crowds[edit]
Sydney Olympic are supported by the passionate Greek community, having been founded by Greek immigrants in 1958. Syndey Olympic over the 28 seasons of the NSL have drawin the greatest crowd attendances. The highest crowd attendance duing the regular NSL season was between Sydney Olympic and Northern Spirit on the 9th of October 1998 where 18,985 people witnessed Sydney Olypic defeat Northern Spirit 2 goals to nil. This record had broken the previous highest attendance which was 18,367 , between Syndey Olympic and Newcastle KB on 14th April, 1979. The greatest crowd attendance for a grand final was recorded during the 2001/2 season where 42, 735 people were present to see Sydney Olympic defeat Perth Glory.
Sydney Olympic's supporters are reknowned for their never-say-die attitude, supporting their team no matter what the situation. As well as this, Olympic's supporters are also known for the atmosphere created at their games, with their use of flares, chanting, horns, drums and flags.
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