Talk:2005–06 Adelaide United FC season

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Timeline

This was extracted from the Timeline on the main Adelaide United FC page, and is in the time frame for this season.

May 2005: Adelaide United are eliminated from the World Club Cup Qualification series in the semi finals by the Central Coast Mariners FC 4-0, in Gosford.
July 2005: Adelaide United finish third in Group A of the Pre-Season Cup tournament. United are in the same group as Melbourne Victory, Perth Glory and Newcastle United Jets.
July 2005: Aurelio Vidmar announces his retirement from the game.
September 2005: Former NSL player-of-the-year winner Fernando Rech becomes Adelaide's final signing.
January 2006: After completing their seventh straight victory away to Perth Glory, Adelaide is assured as finishing top after Sydney FC's draw with Central Coast Mariners FC in Round 18.
February 2006: Adelaide United bow out of the inaugural A-League finals series with a 1-0 loss to the Central Coast Mariners in the Preliminary Final.

Convert it into prose, don't use it, or whatever - it's up to you. Daniel.Bryant 12:05, 28 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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