The Enfield City Falcons are a football (soccer)

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 club from Adelaide

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, South Australia

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. Enfield play in the FFSA

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 South Australian Premier League

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 . Their home ground is Rushworth Reserve at Blair Athol, north of Adelaide.

The Enfield City Falcons won the FFSA

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 South Australian Premier League

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 for 2011
and have been promoted to the FFSA

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 South Australian Super League

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History

The club reformed in 1946 as the Prospect United Soccer Club
after the original Prospect club disbanded in 1941 due to the war.

The main instigator in getting the club back together was John Lindquist,
a player with the original club.

The club changed its name to Enfield Soccer Club in 1954 after fruitful negotiations with the Enfield council. The negotiations were in respect to the club using the name Enfield, in return the council was prepared to participate in enclosing, turfing and building a club house at its present location in
Anson Street, Blair Athol.

The Enfield club amalgamated with Victoria (which was a German based team) for the 1968 season and played under the name of Enfield Victoria until 1985.

The club amalgamated with Windsor Melita for the 1986 season.
In 1987 Enfield City was born.

Honours

Premier League - Champions 2011

State League - Champions 2009

Premier League - Runners up 2006 & 2007

State League - Runners up 2002

1st Division League Champions - 1961, 1983, 1993

2nd Division Champions - 1940, 1951, 1957, 1962

3rd Division Champions - 1960

Federation Cup Winners - 1923 , 1961

Federation Cup Runners Up - 1924, 1953 ,1961, 1965, 1966, 1980

Ampol Cup Winners - 1963

Under 23's - Premier League Champions 2003 & 2011

Under 23's - State League Grand Finalists 2000, 2001, 2002

Under 19's - State League Runners Up 2002

Under 19's - State League Champions 1999 & 2009


Premier League Reserves Player of the Year - Sam Monteleone 2011

Premier League Player of the Year - Shane Pearce 2006

(SASF) Premier League Player of the Year - Jimmy Tsekinis 2003

Bob Telfer Medal - Mark Mulady 2002

Len Alagich Trophy - James Costa 2000

Rob Jones Trophy - Jindou Lee 2000

Bob Telfer Medal - Craig Woods 1998

Bob Telfer Medal - Nathan Day 1992

Rothman's Medal - Robert Tuffs 1978

West End Medal - Peter McKenzie 1966

Top Goalscorer First Division: E. Dankowski (Victoria) 1958

Top Goalscorer First Division: M. Dunbar (Prospect Utd.) 1953

Defenders

Joe Lagana

James Costa

Mark Graham

Michael Margaritis

Adam Albanese

Mark Bachetti

Michael Cinco

Daniel Martinez

Midfielders

Russel Waller

Andrej Djankovic

Spiro Kezios

Jim Stavrides

Theo Mihalopolous

Rocco Fimmano

Rocky Morris

Dimi Parhas

Yamin Jamal

Forwards

Srdjen Jovanovic

Joe Costa

Mohammad Nazari

Daniel Ferriera

Angelo Arambatzis

Juniors

The "Enfield City Falcons" 17's team finished 4th out of 10 teams in the Junior Premier League Division B

The "Enfield City Falcons" 16's team finished 3rd out of 11 teams in the Junior Premier League Division B

The "Enfield City Falcons" 15's team finished 3rd out of 7 teams in the Junior Premier League Division C