State Teams (Men's)
2000-2009
The early part of the decade was relatively busy for the State men’s team with fixtures against Red Star Belgrade, South Australia, Perth Glory and Iraq, amongst others.
Senior representative football then entered a five-year hiatus, from which the State team emerged by defeating Perth Glory for the first time. A rare trip to Indonesia and home and away meetings with South Australia followed.
6 November 2000
Western Australia 4 (Sandy Robertson 11, 84, Antonio Naglieri 36, own goal 37)
Malaysia Under-23 0
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Alan Dunlop, Troy Bernard, Steve MacDonald, Jamie Kuzmanovich, Paul Cooke, Craig Surtees, Scott Devine (Todd Howarth 63), Antonio Naglieri (Todd Harnwell 64), Sandy Robertson, Kevin Correia (John Mirco 59), Trim Morgan (Louis Parkinson 84)
Malaysia Under-23: Mohd Syamsuri Mustafa, Irwan Fadli Idrus, Mohd Nizam Jamil, Mohd Mazuki, Rajini a/l Kahendran (Nazril Ezwan 84), Indra Putra Mahayuddin, Mohd Shawal Johadi, Azralan Azmi (Mohd Hairul Nizam 63), Fared Shah Hasan, Norhafiz Zamani, Saiful Sabto
Coaches: Paul Wormley (Western Australia)
Referee: Alan Dix
Venue: Litis Stadium, Mount Hawthorn
Attendance: 150
28 January 2001
Western Australia 0
Red Star Belgrade 2 (Mihajlo Pjanovic 4, Dragan Stevanovic 90)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Corey Hugo, Troy Bernard, Aaron Cole, Scott Broadley, Craig Surtees, Paul Cooke, Doug Ithier, Sandy Robertson (Jamie Kuzmanovich 78), Steve White, Trim Morgan, Louis Parkinson (Kevin Correia 78)
Red Star Belgrade: Aleksander Kocic (Dejan Pesic 46), Jovan Markoski (Vladimir Matijasevic 46), Petar Djenic (Nenad Lalatovic 46), Goran Bunjevcevic (Stevo Glogovac 46), Ivan Gvozdenovic (Mirko Bunjevcevic 46), Dejan Ilic (Naned Miljkovic 46), Leo Lerinc (Marjan Markovic 46), Blaze Georgioski (Branko Boskovic 46), Milenko Acimovic (Goran Drulic 46), Ivan Vukomanovic (Vladislav Mirkovic 46), Mihajlo Pjanovic (Dragan Stevanovic 46)
Coaches: Paul Wormley (Western Australia)
Referee: Eddie Lennie
Venue: Litis Stadium, Mount Hawthorn
Attendance: 3,500
29 Feburary 2001
Western Australia 2 (Sandy Robertson 61, Steve White 66)
Sarawak 1 (Safri Amit 80)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia (squad): Corey Hugo, Troy Bernard, Aaron Cole, Scott Broadley, Steve MacDonald, Doug Ithier, Todd Howarth, Paul Cooke, Craig Surtees, Jamie Kuzmanovich, Todd Harnwell, Steve White, Sandy Robertson, Kevin Correia, Louis Parkinson, Trim Morgan
Sarawak (incomplete): Mazlan Wahid, Ramos Sari, Ramles Sari, Safri Amit
Coaches: Paul Wormley (Western Australia)
Referee:
Venue: Litis Stadium, Mount Hawthorn
Attendance:
9 March 2002
South Australia 0
Western Australia 0
Status: Friendly
South Australia (incomplete): Michael Pirone, Michael Brooks, Sam Barbaro, George Tsonis, Bill Misailidis, Aaron Westervelt, Frank Sergi
Western Australia (squad): Corey Hugo, Troy Bernard, Aaron Cole, Adrian Sutton, Ivan Zuvela, Todd Howarth, Daniel Trim, Dale Wingell, Lucas Gobbi, Dale McCulloch, Antonio Naglieri, Michael Garcia, Robyn Dyers, Ryan Jeans, Andres Oliveira
Coaches: Robbie Dunn (Western Australia)
Referee:
Venue: Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
Attendance: 1,000
10 November 2002
Western Australia 2 (Andres Oliviera 82, Todd Howarth 84)
Perth Glory 3 (Antonio Naglieri 13, 22, Bobby Despotovski 90)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Corey Hugo (Oliver Taseski 79), Dino Djulbic, Troy Bernard (Stuart Banks 79), Dean Johnson, Miki Vujacic (Rob Giorgi 63), Scott Campbell (Robbie Gaspar 63), James Afkos, Todd Howarth, Carl Medica (Stuart Montgomery 79), Andres Oliveira, Branimir Mikulic (Ryan Newhill 79)
Perth Glory: Jason Petkovic (Tony Franken 46), Ben Blake, Mohammad Mouhouti, Jamie Coyne, Michael Garcia, Todd Harnwell, Nick Ward (Peter Lord 55), Anthony Danze, Antonio Naglieri, Bobby Despotovski, Adrian Caceres
Coaches: Gary Marocchi (Western Australia), Mich d’Avray (Perth Glory)
Referee:
Venue: Perth Oval, Perth
Attendance: 1,100
9 February 2003
Western Australia 0
Perth Glory 4 (Anthony Danze 8, 77, Brad Hassell 46, David Tarka 90)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Corey Hugo, Troy Bernard, Doug Ithier, Shaun Kilkelly, Todd Howarth, Todd Harnwell, James Afkos, Carl Medica (Rob Giorgi 51), Stuart Montgomery (Scott Campbell 51), Andreas Oliviera, Branimir Mikulic (Ryan Newhill 51)
Perth Glory: Vince Matassa, Mohammad Mouhouti, Shane Pryce, Jamie Harnwell (David Tarka 40), Mark Byrnes, Jamie Coyne, Simon Colosimo, Anthony Danze, Adrian Caceres, Bobby Despotovski (Nick Mrdja 40), Brad Hassel)
Coaches: Gary Marocchi (Western Australia), Mich d’Avray (Perth Glory)
Referee: Stephen Muldoon
Venue: Litis Stadium, Mount Hawthorn
Attendance: 1,100
16 November 2003
Western Australia 0
Iraq 1
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Neil Young, Leon Russell, Aaron Cole, Adrian Sutton (c), Jamie Kuzmanovich (Craig Surtees), Dale McCulloch (Shaun Kilkelly), Keith Brown, Robbie Slater, Todd Howarth, Andy Mason (Daniel Trim), Nick Ward (Adam Bunce)
Iraq (squad): Rafid Badraddin, Haidar Jabar, Saeed Muhsin, Nashat Akram, Abbas Hassan, Qusai Munir, Jassim Swadi, Mohanad Mohammed Ali, Haidar Abdul-Kadir, Emad Aoda, Ahmed Manajid, Odai Talib, Haitham Khadim Tahir, Nassir Talaa, Basim Abbas, Qusai Hashim, Younis Mahmoud, Saad Nassir, Salih Sadir, Haidar Obaid
Coaches: Paul Simmons (Western Australia), Bernd Stange (Iraq)
Referee: Eddie Lennie
Venue: Arena Joondalup, Joondalup
Attendance: 2,800
22 November 2003
Western Australia 0
Iraq 4 (Jassim Swadi, Mohannad Mohammed Ali 37, Ahmed Manajid, Nasser Talaa 89)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia (squad): Corey Hugo, Neil Young, Leon Russell, Craig Surtees, Adrian Sutton (c), Anthony Jones, Aaron Cole, Shaun Kilkelly, Jamie Kuzmanovich, Jeff Bright, John Higgins, Todd Howarth, Scott Bulloch, Glen Thomas, Dale McCulloch, Keith Brown, Daniel Trim, Adam Bunce, Kevin Coreira, Andy Mason
Iraq (squad): Rafid Badraddin, Haidar Jabar, Saeed Muhsin, Nashat Akram, Abbas Hassan, Qusai Munir, Jassim Swadi, Mohanad Mohammed Ali, Haidar Abdul-Kadir, Emad Aoda, Ahmed Manajid, Odai Talib, Haitham Khadim Tahir, Nassir Talaa, Basim Abbas, Qusai Hashim, Younis Mahmoud, Saad Nassir, Salih Sadir, Haidar Obaid
Coaches: Paul Simmons (Western Australia), Bernd Stange (Iraq)
Referee: Angelo Nardi
Venue: Collingwood Park, Albany
Attendance: 1,500
19 June 2008
Western Australia 3 (Scott Bulloch 25, 65, Andrija Jukic 74)
Perth Glory 2 (Anthony Skorich 54, Brent Griffiths 73)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Neil Young, Jeff Bright, Keith Brown, Andy Brown, Scott Bulloch, John Migas, Dean Evans, Marc Anthony, Johnny Mirco (Paul Harvey 58), Andrija Jukic, Ian McMurray
Perth Glory: Aleks Vrteski, Dino Djulbic, Mark Lee, David Tarka (Brent Griffiths 52), Hayden Foxe, Josip Magdic, James Downey, James Robinson, Jamie Coyne (Adriano Pellegrino 30), Eugene Dadi, Jamie Harnwell (Anthony Skorich 45)
Coaches: Robbie Dunn (Western Australia)
Referee: Stephen Gregory
Venue: Litis Stadium, Mount Hawthorn
Attendance: 600
25 June 2008
East Java Under-23 2 (Wahyu Gunawan 58, Jaya Teguh Angga 90)
Western Australia 0
Status: Friendly
East Java Under-23 (squad): Heri Prasetyo, Wahyu Gunawan, Beny Wahyudi, Munhar, Ari Noviga, Juan Revi, Andik Vermansyah, Rendi Irwan, Dede Hugo, Hendro Siswanto, Harmoko, Juni Irawan, Sunaji, Roni Nurdiansyah, Saikhu, Feri Ariawan, Yandri Nirahua, Jaya Teguh Angga, Andul Rochim, Agung Dwi
Western Australia: Neil Young, Dean Evans, Keith Brown, John Migas, Jeff Bright, Marc Anthony (Garin Colins), Andy Brown, Scott Bulloch, Andrija Jukic (Tommy Amphlett), Johny Mirco (Paul Harvey), Ian McMurray
Coaches: Robbie Dunn (Western Australia)
Referee:
Venue: Gelora Deltras Sidoargo Stadium, Surabaya, Indonesia
Attendance:
11 October 2008
South Australia 3 (Chad Bugeja 19, Ivan Karlovic 36, Fred Agius 58)
Western Australia 0
Status: Friendly
South Australia: Ben Moore (Daniel Godley 68), Richie Alagich, Kristian Rees, Michael D’Aloisio, Ivan Karlovic, Aaron Goulding (Kim Stavrides 68), Simon Catanzaro (Michael Lastella 81), Chad Bugeja (Mimi Saric 73), Fred Aguis, Scott Tunbridge
Western Australia: Neil Young (Gareth Deeg 79), Danny Cain, Ante Kovacevic, Shaun Kilkelly (Daryl Platten 71), Jeff Bright, John Migas (Craig Young 67), Andy Brown, Marc Anthony, David Micevski (Ian McMurray 45), Antonio Naglieri, Phil O’Callaghan (Brad Scott 67)
Coaches: Robbie Dunn (Western Australia)
Referee: Regis Queffelc
Venue: Marden Sports Complex, Adelaide
Attendance:
7 March 2009
Western Australia 4 (Antonio Naglieri 34, Keith Brown 48, David Onoforo 51, 57)
South Australia 2 (Michael Matricianni 68, Chad Bugeja 86)
Status: Friendly
Western Australia: Neil Young (Phil Straker 81), John Migas, Danny Cain (Michael Pugliese 84), Ryan Townsend, Keith Brown (c) (Jason Colli 74), Antonio Naglieri, Marc Anthony, David Micevski, Todd Howarth (Adam Bachiller 73), David Onoforo, Todd Harnwell (Phil O’Callaghan 60)
South Australia: Daniel Godley (Ben Moore 71), David Menechella, Paul Pezos, Michael D’Aloisio, Michael Pirone (Chad Bugrja 45), Adam van Dommele, Louis Brain (Ricardo da Silva 65), Simon Catanzaro (Jim Starvides 72), Scott Tunbridge (Steven Grelli 74), Michael Matricianni, Mimi Saric
Coaches: Robbie Dunn (Western Australia)
Referee: Steven Gregory
Venue: Perth Oval, Perth
Attendance: “small”
