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Revision as of 11:11, 6 June 2011
Bulacan Football Club is a Hattrick football club from Bulacan, Philippines. The club was formed on the 4th of May, 2009 and was originally known as Jade Knights FC before changing name to Bulacan FC on the 6th of August, 2010 and then to Sporting Clube de Bulacan on the 22nd of November 2010 and then finally to the present name of Bulacan Football Club on the 6th of March 2011. Bulacan Football Club. is managed by CedSeredrica. The Club has enjoyed most success during the Philippines' 28th season when the club was promoted to Div.II.
| Bulacan Football Club. (94644) | |
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Managed By: |
CedSeredrica |
| Location: | Bulacan,  Pilipinas
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| Founded: | 2009-04-05 |
| Ground: | The PSP pitch at Pigrolac Arena Capacity: 56,000 |
| Fan Club: | Siling Matanda Hooligans |
| Highest Ranking: | Top 50 |
| Coach |  Anders Myrkvist
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| Prize Shelf |  
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History
Bulacan Football Club (formerly Jade Knights FC) was formed as an amateur side in Manila, Philippines by a group of football enthusiasts who were too short to play Basketball, the Philippines' favorite sport. Determined to play a game they would enjoy and be good at, Jade Knights FC was born. The team first started to play against local amateur footballing teams made up of the neighbors kids and some who just wanted to kick around a ball. CedSeredrica then decided that they were too good for the neighbor's kids and made the team professional. After enjoying success for 4 seasons in Manila, the team decided to relocate to Bulacan and was renamed to Bulacan FC and then eventually to Bulacan Football Club.
The Cup
BFC's best Cup-run to date is reaching the quarterfinals of the Philippine Football Federation Cup in season 30, losing against Davao United to a 6-0 scoreline.
Siling Matanda Hooligans
BFC's supporters are called Siling Matanda Hooligans, renamed after the club moved to the neighborhood of Siling Matanda in the town of Pandi, province of Bulacan, Philippines. They are usually heard singing the club's anthem in their alloted section behind the north goalpost at The PSP pitch at Pigrolac Arena.
Stadium
The PSP pitch at Pigrolac arena is 56000 capacity stadium located at Siling Matanda, Pandi Bulacan. The pitch has seen numerous renovation starting from it's initial capacity of 12000 to meet increasing ticket demands.
Season 30 Team
Players
| Player | Acquired | Place of Birth | |||
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| GK | 
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Ernesto Kroler | 28.09.2010 | Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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| GK | 
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Ettore Angeli | 21.05.2011 | Lombardia, Italy
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| Player | Acquired | Place of Birth | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DF | 
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Giel Hermant | 20.12.2010 | Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
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| DF | 
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Greg Palacios | 19.03.2011 | Ohio, USA
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| DF | 
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Matías Eleysegui 
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27.12.2010 | Biobio, Chile
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| DF | 
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Carlos Dávalos | 28.12.2010 | Madrid, Spain
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| DF |
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Jorge Inausti | 21.01.2011 | Catalunya, Spain
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| DF | 
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Morten Bugge | 05.03.2011 | Vestsjælland, Denmark
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| Player | Acquired | Place of Birth | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF |
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Don Viray | 05.03.2011 | Bulacan, Philippines
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| MF | 
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Jorrit Ziengs | 20.11.2010 | Utrecht, Netherlands
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| MF |
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Lo de Goey | 20.11.2010 | Utrecht, Netherlands
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| MF | 
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Petrisor Dinu | 12.04.2011 | Braşov, Romania
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| MF |
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Ranel Aglipay | 04.09.2010 | Bulacan, Philippines
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| MF |
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Sandro Muñoz | 06.06.2011 | Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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| Player | Acquired | Place of Birth | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FW |
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Bavo Hoffelinck | 24.02.2011 | Limburg, Belgium
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| FW |
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Bernardo Chell | 18.01.2011 | Madrid, Spain
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| FW |
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Buster Hood | 20.12.2010 | Ohio, USA
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| FW |
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Chew Min Pin | 19.02.2011 | Bulacan, Philippines
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| FW |
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Nicke Vikander | 23.12.2010 | Göteborg, Sweden
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| FW |
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Syril Labastida | 25.07.2010 | Bulacan, Philippines
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| Player | Acquired | Place of Birth | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R |
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Hagibis Che | 28.05.2011 | Bulacan, Philippines
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