Sigla F.C.

Sigla F.C.
Full name Sigla Football Club
Nickname(s) TagaSouth (Southerner)
Founded 2005 (2005)
Manager Nicholas Reyes
Head coach Franklin Cacacho
League UFL Division 2
2015 UFL Division 1, 9th (Lost promotion play-offs, relegated to Division 2)
Website Club home page

Sigla Football Club, formerly known as Team Socceroo Football Club (TSFC) is a professional football club based in Metro Manila, Philippines. It first joined the United Football League as Team Socceroo through its second division and finished the top of the league with a historic win record of 16-0. TSFC is now promoted and currently plays in the Division 1 of the United Football League, the country's top premiere football league. The team is managed by former national player Nicholas Reyes and is headed by experienced AFC "A" License local Coach Franklin Cacacho.

History

Foundation and early years

It was founded by the Reyes brothers led by Wool Reyes. These brothers formed a team together with their friends and old teammates from PAREF Southridge School to continue playing the beloved game they were deeply passionate about. Since then, the team has been joining football tournaments and festivals.

Wool Reyes (deceased[1] ) played for and helped found the club in 2005 with some friends.

The TSFC later opened its first football camp. In 2010, TSFC Camp was launched at Corinthian’s Village football field in Quezon City. After a successful football camp, on the following year, TSFC opened two more football camps in San Lorenzo Village football field in Makati City and Tahanan Village football field in Parañaque. TSFC plans to open more football camps around Metro Manila.

United Football League

In the third quarter of 2011, TSFC competed in the United Football League (UFL) Cup and finished 12th out of 28 teams. With an impressive performance in the UFL Cup, good team management, and being one of the few football clubs with many supporters, TSFC earned a spot in the 2nd Division of the United Football League, the country's top premier football league.

In 2015, the name of the club was changed to Sigla Football Club, the name which the club was supposed to compete under for the 2016 United Football League.

Crest

Current management

Position Name Nationality
Manager: Nicholas ReyesPhilippines Filipino
Head Coach: Franklin CacachoPhilippines Filipino
Goal Keeper Coach: Edmundo Mercado Jr.Philippines Filipino

Last known squad in the UFL

As of 5 April 2015[2]

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

No. Position Player
2 Cameroon DF Justin Mengane
4 Brazil DF Hideo Muraoka
6 Philippines DF John Michael Navarro
8 Philippines MF Franin Gonzalez
9 Philippines MF Michael Reyes (captain)
10 Brazil FW Daniel Matsunaga
14 Philippines DF Enzo Pinga
16 Philippines MF Mandie Lunag
18 South Korea MF Lee Yoon-Seong
20 Philippines MF Paulus Reyes
22 Philippines DF Jerome Cuyos
24 Philippines DF Divino Regis
25 United States MF Johnny McArtor
No. Position Player
26 Philippines MF Arnel Casil
28 Philippines DF Jon Aaron Carlos
30 Senegal DF Stanley Ankrah
33 Philippines MF Paolo Casambre
35 Philippines FW Feb Baya
36 Philippines MF Ryan Fermin
38 Philippines FW Rogie Maglinas
41 Philippines MF Diego Pinga
42 Philippines DF Martin Alegre
43 Ivory Coast MF Mamadou Sangaré
44 Nigeria FW Beleu Cleopas
93 Philippines GK Marco Poli
99 Iran FW Masood Shadideh

Records

Season Division Tms. Pos. PFF NMCC UFL Cup AFC PC
2011 Round of 16
2012 2 12 7th Group Stage
2013 2 9 1st (Prom) Group Stage
Key

Note: Performances of the club indicated here was after the UFL Division 1 created (as a semi-pro league) in 2009.

Honours

Domestic competitions

References

  1. Guerrero, Bob. "Team Socceroo’s Wool Reyes: February 23, 1979 – March 18, 2013". Retrieved 19 March 2013.
  2. "Team Socceroo FC". United Football League Philippines. Retrieved 20 October 2013.

External links


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