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Beaumaris F.C. holds full ownership of Holland Park Arena, a 40,000 person capacity football stadium. This arena has been upgraded in 3 stages from its initial 12,000 person capacity.
Beaumaris F.C. holds full ownership of Holland Park Arena, a 40,000 spectator capacity football stadium. This arena has been upgraded in 3 stages from its initial 12,000 spectator capacity.


== Club History ==
== Club History ==

Revision as of 16:09, 9 January 2011

Beaumaris Football Club (F.C.) (77759) is a team from Oceania managed by Valacent (9913155). The team was founded on the 5th of October 2009 and currently plays in the V.41 league (9135). The club has an ongoing co-operation agreement with Adelaide Raiders (419144).

Achievements

Series Champion VI.707 Season 29 - Series Champion VI.707 Season 29 - 10th April 2010

Arena

Holland Park
Holland Park

Beaumaris F.C. holds full ownership of Holland Park Arena, a 40,000 spectator capacity football stadium. This arena has been upgraded in 3 stages from its initial 12,000 spectator capacity.

Club History

Season Series League Place Cup Round

32

V.41

TBC

4th

31

V.41

4th

3rd

30

V.41

4th

3rd

29

VI.707

1st

3rd

28

VI.707

3rd

1st


Season 28

The new manager was appointed after the 4th round of league matches had been played with the club sitting in 6th place and desperate for points. Priority was given to finding young talent who could replace the aging midfield. Most notable of these additions was the Swiss youngster Remi Ferret. The potential of these signings was not realised straight away as Beaumaris only managed to find 2 points in their following 3 matches. However at the mid-season point fortunes began to change as Beaumaris won their remaining 7 matches to finish 3rd overall. Beaumaris striker Daniel Woodworth managed to top the leagues scoring table with 8 goals.

Season 29

This was to be a season to remember for Beaumaris fans as many new players were brought in during the pre-season to improve the teams offencive and defencive ratings. These transfers proved to be effective as the club easily finished the season in first, picking up 40 out of a possible 42 points. New signing Berkant Aslan managed to top the leagues scoring table with an impressive 15 goals, while his fellow team mates grabbed 6 of the remaining 9 highest scoring positions. At the conclusion of the season it was announced Beaumaris would promote to the V.41 league.

Club Records

  • Longest winning streak (league); 15 matches
  • Longest undefeated streak (league); 24 matches
  • Longest losing streak (league); 2 matches
  • Most expensive player signing; Robin Sahuc - 3.7 Million AU$
  • Most profitable player sale; Eduard Mihut - 4.51 Million AU$
  • Highest scorer in a league season; Berkant Aslan - 15 Goals
  • Largest league win; 0-11 vs. Victoria Exiles (Season 32)
  • Largest league loss; 5-0 vs. The Peoples Army (Season 30), 1-6 vs. Yemsmen (Season 32)