Montreal Manic

Montreal Manic / Manic de Montréal

Full name	Montreal Manic / Manic de Montréal
Nickname(s)	The Manic / Le Manic
Founded	1981
Dissolved	1983
Ground	Olympic Stadium (Capacity: 60,000)
Coach	Eddie Firmani Andy Lynch
League	North American Soccer League
Home colours Away colours

Montreal Manic were a soccer team based out of Montreal that played in the NASL. They played from 1981 to 1983. Their home field was Olympic Stadium. Previous to Montreal, the team played as the Philadelphia Fury.

Year-by-year

Year	League	W	L	T	Pts	Reg. Season	Playoffs
1981	NASL	15	17	—	141	2nd, Eastern Division	Won 1st Round (Los Angeles) Lost Quarterfinal (Chicago)
1981/82	NASL Indoor	9	9	—	—	1st, American Conference, East Division	Lost 1st Round (Tampa Bay)
1982	NASL	19	13	—	159	2nd, Eastern Division	Lost 1st Round (Ft. Lauderdale)
1982/83	NASL Indoor	Season cancelled
1983	NASL	12	18	—	124	4th, Eastern Division	Won 1st Round (New York) Lost Semifinal (Tulsa)

Players

• Alan Willey (1981–83)
• Andrew Parkinson (1981–1982)
• Andy Lynch (1981–82)
• Bob Rigby (1981–1982)
• Dragan Vujovic (1982–1983)
• Dwight Lodeweges (1983)
• Elvis Comrie (1982–1983)
• Fran O'Brien (1981–1982)
• Gordon Hill (1981–82)
• Jean-François Larios
• Mehdi Cerbah (1982–1983)
• Mike Hewitt (1983) [1]
• Pasquale Di Blasio (1983)
• Thompson Usiyan (1981–1982)
• Tony Towers (1981–1983)
• John Vanoostveen (1981–1982)

Head coaches

• Eddie Firmani 1981-1982
• Andy Lynch (1983)

Giuseppe Pietrantonio ( canada)

Yearly Average Attendance

• 1981 - 23,704
• 1982 - 21,348
• 1983 - 9,910

External links

• History of the Montreal Manic, from loop48.com

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