California Surf

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California Surf
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Full name California Surf
Nickname(s) The Surf
Founded 1978
Dissolved 1981
Stadium Anaheim Stadium
(capacity: 43,000)
League North American Soccer League
Home colors
Away colors

The California Surf were a soccer club based in Anaheim, California who played in the North American Soccer League from 1978 to 1981. Their home field was Anaheim Stadium.

They originally were the St. Louis Stars. The Surf had a strong British influence under the direction of coach John Sewell including future Arsenal manager, George Graham.

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Managers [edit]

Famous players [edit]

Year-by-year [edit]

Year League W L Pts Regular Season Playoffs Avg, Attendance
1978 NASL 13 17 115 2nd, American Conference, Western Division Lost 1st Round (San Diego) 11,171
1979 NASL 15 15 140 1st(t), American Conference, Western Division Lost 1st Round (San Diego) 10,330
1979/80 NASL Indoor 4 8 4th, Western Division Did not qualify
1980 NASL 15 17 144 2nd, American Conference, Western Division Lost 1st Round (Fort Lauderdale Strikers) 7,593
1980/81 NASL Indoor 10 8 1st, Southern Division Lost 1st Round (Vancouver)
1981 NASL 11 21 117 3rd, Western Division Did not qualify 8,299

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