The 1992–93 season saw Sydney CSC embark on its tenth campaign in the NSL. They finished 7th out of 14 teams, missing out on the finals series on goal difference.
The 1992–93 season marked the sole instance in which the club operated under the name 'Sydney CSC', as they subsequently adopted their current moniker, 'Sydney United', from the 1993–94 season onwards.
Prior to the commencement of the season, Sydney CSC had appointed former Sydney Olympic Championship-winning coach Mick Hickman as their head coach, with John Kosmina slated to serve as his assistant. However, a disagreement between Hickman and the club's board regarding player transfers led to the departure of both Hickman and Kosmina before the season's start. Following this development, former Socceroo Manfred Schaefer was appointed as Hickman's replacement.
Tony Krslovic topped Sydney CSC's goalscoring charts with 11 goals.
Players
Transfers in
Transfers out
Competitions
Overview
National Soccer League
League table
Matches
NSL Cup
Statistics
Appearances and goals Players with no appearances not included in the list.
No.Pos.Nat.NameNational Soccer LeagueNSL CupTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals—DF17020190—FW22230252—GK15010160—FW26732299—MF22121242—FW9231123—MF101020—GK11020130—FW2411102511—DF24130271—FW16400164—MF20220222—FW610061—MF501060—MF20130231—MF24231273—DF20110211—DF23030260—MF101020—FW21220232—DF600060
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