Balzan Youths F.C.

Balzan Youths
Full name Balzan Youths Football Club
Founded 1937
Ground Ta' Qali Stadium,
Ta' Qali, Malta
(Capacity: 17,000)
Chairman George Borg
Head Coach Ivan Zammit
League Maltese Premier League
2010–11 Maltese First Division, 1st (Promoted)
Website Club home page
Home colours

Balzan Youths Football Club is a Maltese football club from the village of Balzan, which currently plays in the Maltese Premier League. The club was founded in 1937, and has played top-level football once before in 2003–04.

Contents

Players

Current Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
GK Brian Bonello
GK Fredrick Tabone
DF David Agius
DF Brandon Bonnici
DF Clifton Ciantar
DF Roderick Farrugia
DF Renie Forace
DF Bledjon Guga
DF Jonathan Francica (on loan from Valletta)
DF Yessous Camilleri
DF Clint Micallef (on loan from Birkirkara)
DF Sharlon Pace
MF Renato
No. Position Player
MF Bjorn Bondin (on loan from Valletta)
MF Silvan Ciscaldi
MF David Fenech
MF Dylan Grima (on loan from Valletta)
MF Nikola Tasic
MF Matthew Sciortino
MF Michael Borg
FW Aaron Agius
FW Kris Bright
FW Miguel Ciantar
FW Fagner
FW Lydon Micallef
FW Pedrinho

Notable players

See Balzan Youths F.C. Players

  • Ramdane Bouamara
  • Nermin Gencic
  • Ayadi Mondher
  • Dragomir Draganov
  • Nikolay Filipov
  • Boris Iliev
  • Krasimir Monolov
  • Stoyan Simeonov
  • Stanimir Stanev
  • Ivan Vassilev
  • Shawn Tellus
  • Ivan Zammit
  • Kris Bright
  • Anthony Eviparker
  • Žejlko Aničić
  • Nebojša Janković
  • Zvonimir Nedelković
  • Miljan Relić
  • Darko Striniša

Club officials and coaching staff

Club officials

  • President: George Borg
  • Vice President: Joe Micallef
  • Secretary: Joseph Agius
  • Assistant Secretary: Robert Camilleri
  • Treasurer: Peter Cipriott
  • Assistant Treasurer: Frankie Monreal
  • Executive Committee Members:
    • Alex Attard
    • John Borg
    • David Camilleri
    • Clifford Cipriott
    • Louis Ebejer
    • Valent Giordimaina
    • Mario Mifsud
    • Mario Nappa
    • Anton Vidal

Coaching staff

Managerial history

See Balzan Youths F.C. Managers

Manager Period
Paul Barbara 1989–90
Jimmy Briffa 1990–93
Alberto Cristiano 1993–94
Ronnie Cocks 1994–95
France Scicluna 1995–97
Joe Attard 1997–98
Stephen Azzopardi 1998–02
Fatos Daja 2002–03
Jimmy Briffa 2003–05
Mario Monreal 2005–06
Charles Borg Sant 2006–07
Alfred Attard 2007–08
Ivan Zammit 2008–

References

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