Sirens F.C.

Sirens F.C.
Full name Sirens Football Club
Nickname(s)

Whites/Blues

Is-Sireni
Founded 1968
Ground Sirens Stadium
Ground Capacity 1500
Chairman Malta Joe Aguis
Manager Malta Marco Bonesi
League Maltese Second Division
2015–16 1st
Website Club home page

Sirens Football Club is a football club from the north-western seaside village of San Pawl il-Baħar in Malta. Founded in 1968, they currently compete in the Maltese Second Division.

Club History

Old Sirens F.C. badge

Sirens FC was first known as St Paul's Bay Football Team for the Seasons 1968/69 and participated in the Amateur Soccer Cup Competition (ASCC). In their debut season the St Paul's Bay team ended runners up and after obtaining such a good placing the hard working committee applied for affiliation in the Third Division of the Malta Football Association. A delegation from the MFA visited the club, which at that time was at the same premises as the Sirens Aquatic Sports Club. At this point one has to mention Joe Muscat, known as id-Debu, who is the founder of Sirens FC.

Up to 1972 the club was known as Sirens Football Team because as mentioned before, they had no premises until a house was obtained at 61, St Paul's Street, St. Paul's Bay. The new premise was officially opened by the Hon. Minister of Culture and Education, Miss Agatha Barbara on 29 January 1972.

Sirens F.C. was the most club that had the most supporters in a football ground in the Maltese Third Division in 2013–14, in the past Attard F.C. and Swieqi United F.C. had the most supporters but Sirens F.C. beat the record for most supporters in Maltese Third Division as a record in Malta.

In 2011, they have a newly built training ground and pitch named Sirens Stadium with official Fifa-rated artificial surface. Most of the team's home games will be played at this venue. Capacity of the stadium is 1500.

In June 2014 the Committee voted for a new President to head Sirens FC. Dr. Robert Piscopo was elected with 9 votes to 4. Dr. Piscopo, a lawyer by profession, is on a mission to turn the club around financially, securing partnerships and sponsorships. Optimising operations in the coming months should prove beneficial for the club, stadium and partners.

Sirens FC have launched their new website at www.sirens-fc.com

Current Squad

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

No. Position Player
1 Malta GK Ganni spiteri
11 Malta DF Adam Debattista
17 Malta DF Adrian Lanzon
4 Romania DF Adrian Neda
18 Brazil FW Ricardo Severino
24 Malta MF Colin Vella
5 Malta DF Daniel Sant
6 Malta MF Justin Zammit
20 Malta MF George Falzon
No. Position Player
16 Malta MF Jamie Micallef
12 Malta GK Stefan Cutajar
13 Malta MF Andrew Caruana
99 Malta MF John Debono
23 Malta DF Kristian Galea
9 Malta FW Lee Joe Schembri
7 Malta FW Ryan Schiberras
10 Malta DF Ryan Theuma
9 Malta FW Giovanni Galea
91 Malta MF Daniel Cremona
45 Malta FW Gary Grant

External links

Official website


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