After establishing its identity the club started playing in the fourth industrial division, winning its championship and is promoted.

In record time and with unbelievable results Dinamo finds itself in the fourth State Division, where it spends two years.  Dinamo earns its promotion into the third State Division where it wins all its games, and earns maximum points with some game results being 20:0 in our favour.

After such results the club was promoted into the first State Division jumping the second division along the way. 

In 1982 Dinamo takes over St. Albans Saints Soccer Club, which was in bankruptcy and falling apart.  Through that deal it gained three playing grounds on today’s address at Churchill Reserve, with the guarantee that the Dinamo name be incorporated in St Albans Saints Soccer Club.

Coming to Churchill Reserve and with help from the Croatian Community it builds Club Rooms and a Function Room for 400 people.

With the establishment, of the Victorian Premiere League St. Albans takes its part with fluctuating results. 

St. Albans Saints at the moment have two senior teams 1^st and Reserves with several junior teams and around 160 junior players, which gives the Saints great resources to draw from.

St. Albans Saints is a sister club to Melbourne Knights whose side have occupied many of the Saints players throughout the years.

Besides soccer St. Albans Saints is the home of folkloric group “Sokadija”.  In the last few years Saints home becomes a home for our Senior Citizens which numbers 200 members, and is one of the largest Croatian Senior Citizens Clubs in Melbourne.