1999–2000 Northern Spirit FC season

The 1999–2000 season was the second season in the history of Northern Spirit (now North West Sydney Spirit). It was also the second season in the National Soccer League where they finished 13th.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  AUS Graham Arnold — MF  ITA Nicola Berti — MF  AUS Paul Bilokapic — MF  AUS Matthew Bingley — DF  AUS Luke Casserly — FW  AUS Simon Catanzaro — MF  AUS Sean Cranney — MF  AUS Troy Cranney — MF  ENG Ian Crook — DF  AUS Dean Culina — DF  AUS Michael Cunico — MF  AUS Robert Enes — MF  AUS Anthony Faria — DF  AUS Adam Griffiths — FW  AUS Ryan Griffiths — GK  AUS Paul Henderson

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  AUS Matthew Langdon — MF  AUS Shane Lyons — DF  ENG Phil Moss — FW  AUS Tony Perinich — GK  AUS John Perosh — DF  AUS Michael Prentice — DF  AUS Marko Rudan — FW  AUS Abbas Saad — FW  AUS David Seal — MF  AUS Robbie Slater — MF  AUS Adam Snyder — MF  AUS Jack Sobczyk — GK  AUS Jess Vanstrattan — DF  AUS Paul Wearne — FW  AUS Clayton Zane

No.	Position	Player	Transferred from	Type/fee	Date	Ref
—	MF	Sean Cranney	Brisbane Strikers		July 1999	[1]
—	MF	Shane Lyons	Nuneaton Borough			[1]
—	FW	Abbas Saad	Sydney United			[1]
—	FW	David Seal	Northampton Town			[1]
—	DF	Dean Culina	Westvale SC		August 1999	[1]
—	DF	Paul Wearne	Manly Warringah Dolphins		September 1999	[1]

No.	Position	Player	Transferred to	Type/fee	Date	Ref
—	GK	Peter Blazincic	West Adelaide		June 1999	[1]
—	MF	Paul Foster	Brisbane Strikers			[1]
—	MF	Kresimir Marusic	Lommel			[1]
—	MF	Gabriel Mendez	Sydney Olympic			[1]
—	FW	Scott Ollerenshaw	Gladesville Ryde Magic			[1]
—	FW	Daniel Watkins	Canberra Cosmos			[1]
—	GK	John Perosh	Sydney Olympic		February 2000	[1]
—	MF	Shane Lyons	Canberra City		April 2000	[1]
—	MF	Phil Moss	Fraser Park			[1]
—	FW	Clayton Zane	Molde			[1]
—	DF	Luke Casserly	AIK		May 2000	[1]

Players with no appearances not included in the list.^[2][3]

No.	Pos.	Nat.	Name	National Soccer League		Total
				Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
—	FW		Graham Arnold	5(1)	0	6	0
—	MF		Nicola Berti	8	0	8	0
—	MF		Paul Bilokapic	24(2)	2	26	2
—	MF		Matthew Bingley	27	5	27	5
—	DF		Luke Casserly	18	1	18	1
—	FW		Simon Catanzaro	4(13)	0	17	0
—	MF		Sean Cranney	9(2)	1	11	1
—	MF		Troy Cranney	28(4)	1	32	1
—	MF		Ian Crook	7(5)	0	12	0
—	DF		Dean Culina	2(1)	0	3	0
—	DF		Michael Cunico	22(10)	1	32	1
—	MF		Robert Enes	20	0	20	0
—	MF		Anthony Faria	3(1)	0	4	0
—	DF		Adam Griffiths	12(4)	0	16	0
—	FW		Ryan Griffiths	6(5)	4	11	4
—	GK		Paul Henderson	14	0	14	0
—	MF		Matthew Langdon	25	4	25	4
—	MF		Shane Lyons	4(6)	1	10	1
—	DF		Phil Moss	7(9)	1	16	1
—	FW		Tony Perinich	14(3)	4	17	4
—	GK		John Perosh	17	0	17	0
—	DF		Michael Prentice	0(1)	0	1	0
—	DF		Marko Rudan	18(4)	0	22	0
—	FW		Abbas Saad	8(5)	3	13	3
—	FW		David Seal	17(3)	9	20	9
—	MF		Robbie Slater	27	3	27	3
—	MF		Adam Snyder	1(8)	0	9	0
—	MF		Jack Sobczyk	17(3)	0	20	0
—	GK		Jess Vanstrattan	3	0	3	0
—	DF		Paul Wearne	4	0	4	0
—	FW		Clayton Zane	3	0	3	0

Rank	No.	Pos	Nat	Name	National Soccer League	Total
1	—	GK		Paul Henderson	4	4
2	—	GK		John Perosh	3	3
Total					7	7