Sark official football team
Sark
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| Nickname(s) |
The Bad Lions |
| Association |
Sark Football Association |
| Head coach |
Shane Moon |
| Most caps |
4 |
| Top scorer |
Greg Stevenson |
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| First international |
Sark 0 - 19 Gibraltar
(Guernsey; 29 June 2003) |
| Biggest defeat |
Sark 0 - 20 Isle of Wight
(Guernsey; 30 June 2003) |
| Island Games |
| Appearances |
1 (First in 2003) |
| Best result |
Round One |
The Sark official football team represents the Channel Island of Sark.
2003 Island Games
Sark has ever only played in the 2003 Island Games in nearby Guernsey and Alderney. The team lost all four matches by at least 15 goals, having the unenviable record of Goals For: 0, Goals Against: 70, from just four matches. Sark only has an island population of 600.
The island made games history by becoming the first team ever to fail to score a goal, but coach Shane Moon summed up the spirit in the camp by saying:
- "It was a special occasion for our lads to enter the tournament. They will probably never do this again in their lifetimes."[1]
Sark's most experienced player was 52 year old former Huddersfield Town professional Barrie Dewsbury.
Selected Internationals
Squad
- Kevin Adams
- Rob Boerenbeker
- Leon Burletson (GK)
- Simon Couldridge
- Darren Dewe
- Richard Barrie Dewsbury
- Wayne Dolan
- Joshua Dolph
- Christopher Drillot
- Simon Elmont
- Stuart Forbes
- Rowan Gill (GK)
- Ross Goodwin
- Peter Guille
- Gary Hamon
- Matt Joyner
- Jason Lewis
- Kevin McMullen
- James Neville
- Ian Southern
- Greg Stevenson
- Matthew Stokes
- John Weeks
- Nicholas Woods
References
- ^ The Football Association, Sark stranded, Tony Incenzo, July 11, 2003. Retrieved on April 13, 2008.
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See also International women's football.
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† FIFA Member *N.F.-Board Member
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