When Wollongong City was admitted into the NSL in 1981, the club played out of the Wollongong Showground and then in Corrimal before it made a home at Brandon Park, Fairy Meadow in 1988. The ground had a capacity of 15,000. However, this site was demolished in 2003 in order for the University of Wollongong to build their new Wollongong Innovation Campus. At the time, the Wolves had six years left on their lease to the ground, but had been promised to play out of WIN Stadium as co-tenants with NRL team, the St. George-Illawarra Dragons. The switch to WIN Stadium occurred in 2000 following the club's title-winning season. However, due to the demise of the NSL and the Lysaghts Oval fiasco followed by the former owners handing the club to the football community has left the Wolves homeless. The Wolves moved through various homegrounds, including Macedonia Park (Berkeley) and Wetherall Park (Primbee) before settling on John Crehan Park in Cringila as its base, which has a capacity of 7,500. The Wolves moved back to WIN Stadium on a part-time contract in 2014 before announcing a permanent move in the PS4 National Premier League NSW Men's 1 for the 2015 season. The club also announced it would move their training facilities to The Thomas Dalton Park Regional Sports Centre in Fairy Meadow. Players Current squad As of 5 February 2022 Club officials Coaching staff Management Chairman: Tory Lavalle CEO: Strebre Delovski Honours Regional National Premier Leagues NSW Champions (2): 1987, 2008 Premiers (2): 1987, 2019 Waratah Cup Champions (2): 1997, 2007 Domestic National Soccer League Champions (2): 1999–2000, 2000–01 Premiers (1): 1988 National Premier Leagues Champions (1): 2019 Continental OFC Champions League Champions (1): 2001 See also List of Wollongong Wolves FC seasons South Coast A-League Bid References External links History of Wollongong/South Coast Wolves Soccer Kits Association football clubs established in 1980 New South Wales Premier League teams National Premier Leagues clubs Soccer clubs in Wollongong 1980 establishments in Australia OFC Champions League winning clubs