1984 National Soccer League (Canada) season

National Soccer League 1984 Toronto Italia (regular season) Toronto Italia (playoffs, 7th title) Toronto Italia League cup 1983 1985 The 1984 National Soccer League season was the sixty-first season under the National Soccer League (NSL) name. The season began in late May, 1984 and concluded in September 1984 with the NSL Championship final where Toronto Italia defeated London Marconi.CSL Past Champions – Canadian Soccer League http://canadiansoccerleague.ca/csl-past-champions/ 2020-09-06 canadiansoccerleague.ca en-US 2020-10-30 https://web.archive.org/web/20201030000639/http://canadiansoccerleague.ca/csl-past-champions/ deadKennedy Peter September 20, 1984 Canadian to referee in Swiss exhibition F10 Toronto Star Toronto Italia would also secure a treble by winning the regular-season title, and the NSL Cup.Jose Colin On-Side - 125 Years of Soccer in Ontario Ontario Soccer Association and Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum 2001 Vaughan, Ontario 1171984 NSL Season http://canadiansoccerleague.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/NSL_1921_1992.pdf canadiansoccerleague.caKoep Bob May 6, 1985 Dinamo Latino wins tourney B5 Toronto Star Overview Since the collapse of the short-lived Canadian Professional Soccer League (CPSL) in 1983, the country was without a domestic national league as the Canadian soccer landscape was fractured into several different foreign and regional leagues.King Philip December 27, 1984 NASL struggles to survive Soccer's year of discontent M11 The Globe and MailAugust 15, 1984 CSA seeking possible owners http://www.newspapers.com/image/494764795/?terms=national%20soccer%20league&match=1 2020-12-19 Newspapers.com Vancouver Sun 31 enHuntley E.J. 73 Days - The Story of the Canadian Professional Soccer League 1983 The Ontario-centered National Soccer League (NSL) attempted to resurrect the CPSL concept with NSL president Joe Vaccari lobbying the Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) and other groups in support of the idea.Kennedy Peter June 13, 1984 Soccer star aims for a hockey spot with Philadelphia F10 Toronto Star The NSL intended to form an eastern conference or function as a minor league to the national league.Kennedy Peter July 18, 1984 Soccer coaches call for new league F8 Toronto Star In response to the national league question, the CSA presented its concept and attempted to recruit the NSL and other parties for input. After reviewing the CSA's blueprint for a national model, the NSL withdrew its support as it was deemed an unstable model by the league owners.King Philip November 21, 1984 Sunday deadline set for pro soccer league S3 The Globe and Mail The NSL was also embroiled in a dispute with the Ontario Soccer Association (OSA) over sanctioning issues involving the NSL's under-21 division.King Philip November 30, 1984 Junior development for Ontario players is soccer group's aim M11 The Globe and Mail The OSA had intentions of forming their youth league and refused to sanction the NSL's version. The NSL, in response, appealed to the CSA for a decision. The membership in the league decreased to six clubs as Toronto First Portuguese were inactive for a season, and London Marconi secured London City's franchise rights.Hales Derek March 5, 1985 Training night proves popular http://www.newspapers.com/image/504239042/?terms=national%20soccer%20league%20london%20marconi&match=1 2020-12-19 Newspapers.com Windsor Star 50 en The Hamilton Steelers joined the Inter-City Soccer League and later became a charter member of the Canadian Soccer League in 1987.Jose Colin On-Side - 125 Years of Soccer in Ontario Ontario Soccer Association and Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum 2001 Vaughan, Ontario 119 Teams TeamCityStadiumManagerDinamo LatinoToronto, OntarioLamport StadiumLondon MarconiLondon, OntarioCove Road StadiumSt. Catharines RomaSt. Catharines, OntarioClub Roma StadiumErnesto BorgesWallace Jim 27 April 1984 Club Roma recycles Borges 23 St. Catharines StandardToronto CroatiaEtobicoke, OntarioCentennial Park StadiumToronto ItaliaEtobicoke, OntarioCentennial Park StadiumCarlo Del MonteCiamarra Tony A Tribute to Canadian Soccer Pioneers http://jofctoronto.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/12_winter_spring_2013.pdf live https://web.archive.org/web/20210202062831/http://jofctoronto.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/12_winter_spring_2013.pdf 2021-02-02 January 25, 2021 jofctoronto.com Zeb - Official Magazine of the Juventus Club Doc Toronto 25Toronto PanhellenicToronto, OntarioLamport Stadium Canada Southern Ontario 400 center Location of NSL teams outside of Toronto for the 1984 NSL season.10px Canada Southern Ontario 42.9837 -81.2497 London right Blue pog.svg Canada Southern Ontario 43.183333 -79.233333 St. Catharines right Blue pog.svg Canada Southern Ontario 43.64 -79.42 TORONTO right Red pog.svg Canada Toronto 400 center Location of NSL teams in Toronto for the 1984 NSL season.10px Canada Toronto 43.638889 -79.423056 Dinamo top Blue pog.svg Canada Toronto 43.638889 -79.423056 Panhellenic right Blue pog.svg Canada Toronto 43.653611 -79.584444 Toronto Croatia top Blue pog.svg Canada Toronto 43.653611 -79.584444 Toronto Italia bottom Blue pog.svg References External links RSSSF CNSL page thecnsl.com - 1984 season Category:1984–85 in domestic association football leagues National Soccer League 1984