Biography
He played in the first season of the Hyundai A-League for Perth Glory coming from Sydney Olympic and not long after the 05/06 season had finished he went to pursue his playing career in Malaysia after the Perth Glory changed its ownership over to the FFA. After a brief stop at Johor FC in Malaysia, he moved to Japan's J. League Division 2 side Sagan Tosu. He joined Shizuoka Prefectural League side Fujieda MY FC in the summer of 2009.
During his time at Sydney Olympic, Hiroyuki Ishida was a firm fan favourite. Ishida was known for his outstanding pace and dribbling skills on the wing, willingly pressuring the opposition with adventure and excitement; this is mostly why the Olympic fans took to his adoration so much. During his time at Olympic, Ishida claimed the NSL (National Soccer League) Championship in the 2001-2002 season, as well as the NSL Minor Premiership and the NSL Runners-Up in 2002-2003.
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