SPECIAL LEGENDARY GUESTS IN ATTENDANCE

Former Manchester City FC player Micky Brennan can claim a special place in WA football history. He is considered to be the only person to have coached the winners of both the State League title and the State Amateur league championship. Micky is inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in WA.

He joined Manchester City at age 16 and after several years with Man City he went on to play for Stockport County, Rochdale FC and Macclesfield Town FC.

Mickey went on to manage various teams in the UK and in Western Australia.

Socceroo and Middlesborough FC Legend; Rhys Williams started his career in WA and became an International success with Wales U21's and with Australia's Socceroos. The former Captain of Middlesborough FC notched up 126 appearances for Middlesborough Football Club and had spells with Burnley FC and Charlton Athletic FC in England.

In May 2010 Rhys Williams was included in Australia's preliminary squad for the FIFA World Cup, unfortunately he could not compete due to an injury sustained while playing for his club. Rhys also played for Perth Glory FC, Melbourne Victory FC and Western Sydney Wanderers FC in Australia. 

Trevor Morgan was a much sought after Centre Forward who signed his first professional contract in 1980 with AFC Bournemouth. He went on to make over 400 appearances for a variety of Clubs in England before playing in Asia. In 1987, Trevor joined Bristol City from rivals Bristol Rovers. He also played for Bolton Wanderers and was a player and Assistant Manager at Birmingham City FC in the '93-'94 season. 

Trevor also played and managed a string of clubs in Asia including East Bengal and Kerala Blasters. He had Managerial spells at Exeter and Hull Football Clubs in England. 

Born in Dublin, Peter played with St. Patrick’s Athletic before coming to Western Australia to play in 1970.

A talented utility Player, Peter played over 560 State League games for WA clubs including Morley Windmills FC, Swan Valley FC and West Perth Macedonia FC. He captained Morley Windmills FC to success in the league and in the D’Orsogna Cup.

Peter played 31 times for WA, including the winning Marah Halim Cup side in 1976. He was inducted into the WA Football Hall of Fame in 2016.

Robbie was a highly talented attacking midfielder and a former player of Malaysian side Sabah FC where he played for two seasons and appeared in the final of the 2003 Malaysia Cup. He spent two years with Croatian giants HNK Hajduk Split where he developed in the youth team before returning to Australia to play for Sydney Olympic and Perth SC.

Robbie went on to play for top Malaysian side; Sabah FC in 2003 and spent 10 years playing for various clubs at high level in Indonesia. In 2013 he returned to WA and played for Inglewood FC and Floreat Athena FC.