Bulacan Football Club

Bulacan FC (94644)
Full name	Bulacan Football Club
Short name	BFC
Nickname	The Reds
Founded	2009-04-05, as Jade Knights
Owner	DMSC (Danilo Mabatid Seredrica Construction)
Location	Template:Country data Bulacan, Pilipinas
Manager	CedSeredrica
Ground	Amana Waterpark Resort Arena
	(Capacity: 67200)
Coach	Alex Pornan
Fan Club	The Red Carabaos
Home Kit	Away Kit

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 Football Club or Bulacan FC for short after it's relocation from manila to bulacan.

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

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.

Supporters

BFC's supporters are called the The Red Carabaos, based in the town of Pandi Bulacan. They are one of the main reasons for the club's decision to move because of their passionate support not seen from the team's previous supporters in Manila.

Sponsorship

In 2010, the team agreed to place charitable institution Unicef's logo on the team's kit for 1 year in relation to the team's effort of helping less privileged children with the help of Unicef. Starting season 30, the team will be bannering the "SONY" brand logo on its jerseys after signing a multi-year P50 million deal with Japanese electronic giants SONY but will retain the Unicef logo on the team's practice jersey.

Unicef logo	SONY logo

Stadium

Amana Waterpark Resort Arena (previously The SONY pitch at Pigrolac Arena) is a 67200 capacity stadium located at Pandi Bulacan. The pitch has seen numerous renovation starting from it's initial capacity of 12000 to meet increasing ticket demands. The club has recently changed name after the naming rights was won by Amana Waterpark Resorts from Bagong Barrio, Pandi Bulacan

Players

		Player	Acquired	Place of Birth
GK		Ernesto Kroler	28.09.2010	Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
GK		Ettore Angeli	21.05.2011	Lombardia, Italy

		Player	Acquired	Place of Birth
DF		Vincent Tambal	13.05.2012	Manila, Philippines
DF		Rafsan Talab	07.03.2012	Rangpur, Bangladesh
DF		Leopold Olsson	07.03.2012	Västergötland, Sweden
DF		Hannsjörg Sparschu	10.03.2012	Niedersachsen, Germany
DF		Greg Palacios	19.03.2011	Ohio, USA
DF		Matías Eleysegui	27.12.2010	Biobio, Chile
DF		Carlos Dávalos	28.12.2010	Madrid, Spain
DF		Jorge Inausti	21.01.2011	Catalunya, Spain
DF		Morten Bugge	05.03.2011	Vestsjælland, Denmark

		Player	Acquired	Place of Birth
MF		Alex Pornan	07.06.2011	Manila, Philippines
MF		Ranel Aglipay	04.09.2010	Bulacan, Philippines
MF		Sandro Muñoz	06.06.2011	Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
MF		Gernot Dallinger	21.10.2011	Steiermark, Österreich
MF		Atanas Benchev	10.03.2012	Sofia, Bulgaria
MF		Jerry Månsson	16.10.2011	Västergötland, Sweden

		Player	Acquired	Place of Birth
FW		Chew Min Pin	19.02.2011	Bulacan, Philippines
FW		Syril Labastida	25.07.2010	Manila, Philippines
FW		Harris Ferrer	02.06.2012	Aklan, Philippines
FW		Ismael Miller	06.01.2012	Cavite, Philippines

		Player	Acquired	Place of Birth
R		Gregorio Seredrica	05.08.2011	Iloilo, Philippines
R		Hagibis Che	28.05.2011	Bulacan, Philippines
R		Patrick Cordova	19.06.2012	Bulacan, Philippines
R		Mario Yan	08.06.2012	Cebu, Philippines