MrRoy Hay

Roy Hay, Dr Adrian Harvey and Mel Smith, Football Myopia: Reading and misreading the origins of the game, Football 150 Conference, National Football Museum, Manchester, England, 24 September 2013.

Roy Hay, A football career and its ending revisited: James Dun Hay, British Society of Sports History, De Vere Venues, Cheshire, England, 67 September 2013.

Roy Hay, Instant Rivalry: the Melbourne Victory versus Melbourne Heart derby, Football and Communities Conference, part of the Global Research Project on Fan Communities and Fandom, Sydney, 46 February 2013.

Roy Hay and Les Murray, Proving a negative in history: Why did the Hungarian Golden Team not defend its Olympic Gold Medal in Melbourne in 1956, Worlds of Football Conference, Victoria University at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 14 November 2012.

Roy Hay, Coming to terms with Asia through football, Fourth International Sport, Race and Ethnicity conference, University of Ulster, Belfast, 27-30 June 2012.

Roy Hay, Shaping the game: Two hundred years of reporting football in Australia, 1810-2010, Worlds of Football Conference, Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, 27-28 September 2010.

Roy Hay, The real costs of sport, International Society for the History of Physical Education and Sport Conference, University of Stirling, 1417 July 2009.

Roy Hay, A tale of two footballs: The origins of Australian Rules and Association Football revisited, British Society for Sports History Conference, University of Stirling, 1619 July 2009.

Roy Hay, A Tale of Two Footballs: The Origins of Australian Rules and Association Football revisited, 150 Years of Football Conference, University of Melbourne and Victoria University, 15 July 2008.

Roy Hay, Writing a Club History, 150 Years of Football Conference, University of Melbourne and Victoria University, 15 July 2008.

Roy Hay and Tony Joel, Fans, hyphenated fans and the World Cup 2006, Sporting Traditions XVI, Canberra, 2730 June 2007.

Roy Hay and Tony Joel, The football World Cup and its fans: Reflections on national styles: An illustrated cross-country comparison of responses in Germany, Croatia, Australia and Scotland, British Society of Sports History Conference, University of Stirling, Scotland, 2426 August 2007.

Roy Hay, The World and its games: Researching and writing the history of sport, Department of Economic and Social History, University of Glasgow, Jubilee Conference, 7 September 2007.

Roy Hay, Fan culture in football (soccer): From ethnic to mainstream? Australias history and current problem, Football Fever Conference, Essendon, 26 September 2005.

Roy Hay, Work, ethics, values: Is there anything to be learned from history? 2025: Work, Ethics and Values: Labouring ideals in the 21st Century, Melbourne Catholic Commission for Justice, Development and Peace, Melbourne Town Hall, 8 September 2005.

Roy Hay, The origins of the National Soccer League, Sporting Traditions XV, Melbourne Cricket Ground, hosted by Victoria University, Melbourne, 1114 July 2005.

Roy Hay, Discovering or interpreting migrant identities?: Ethnography, biography, oral history and social history, Visible Immigrants 6, Conference, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, 5-6 December 2001. (Refereed conference paper, published in 2002, see books and articles above.)