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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] club from [[Tuh Payah]], [[Mataba]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] club from [[Tuh Payah]], [[Mataba]]. | ||
The club is known as the Rabid Tigres for their rapid attacking style and tigres is the spelling of the club's logo in Matabese. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
=== Founding (2022) === | |||
Valestir was founded in 2022 in a park near Tuh Payah district, Mataba. The club was founded as a street club in early 2022 which had a goal of allowing underpriviliged people to play football in different local amateur competitions in different age groups. The club would slowly grow to have 340 member on different age levels ranging from Under-10s to the main team which used to compete in the Tuh Payah Local Division. The club would be however invited to join the newly established Liga Mataba in mid-2022 and accepted the offer to become a fully professional club. | |||
=== Present === | |||
As the club now plays in a fully-professional football league, Valestir still currently keeps its other teams and is still continuing its goal for underpriviliged people to play football. The first team is consisted of 90% of original members which made their way to the first team. | |||
==Players== | ==Players== | ||
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===Notable former players=== | ===Notable former players=== | ||
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=== Stadium === | |||
Valestir plays in the local Tuh Payah Stadium which has been the home of the team since its founding, the stadium is open to public usually but is closed when training sessions or matches are underway. | |||
=== Training Center === | |||
As mentioned above, the club itself has a number of teams representing the club in different age groups, the club has its own training center funded by the locals to allow a more pleasant environment for youth and adults to train and continue to grow their football skills. | |||
[[Category:Football teams]] | [[Category:Football teams]] | ||
[[Category:Daau]] | [[Category:Daau]] | ||
[[Category:Mataba]] | [[Category:Mataba]] | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 10 November 2022
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| Full name | Valestir Bahlsa Footbar Club |
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| Nickname(s) | Rapid Tigres |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Ground |
Tuh Payah Stadium (capacity: 3,800) |
| Manager | Zesh Rehman |
| League | Liga Mataba |
| 2022–23 | TBD |
Valestir Bahlsa is a football club from Tuh Payah, Mataba.
The club is known as the Rabid Tigres for their rapid attacking style and tigres is the spelling of the club's logo in Matabese.
History
Founding (2022)
Valestir was founded in 2022 in a park near Tuh Payah district, Mataba. The club was founded as a street club in early 2022 which had a goal of allowing underpriviliged people to play football in different local amateur competitions in different age groups. The club would slowly grow to have 340 member on different age levels ranging from Under-10s to the main team which used to compete in the Tuh Payah Local Division. The club would be however invited to join the newly established Liga Mataba in mid-2022 and accepted the offer to become a fully professional club.
Present
As the club now plays in a fully-professional football league, Valestir still currently keeps its other teams and is still continuing its goal for underpriviliged people to play football. The first team is consisted of 90% of original members which made their way to the first team.
Players
First team squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
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Notable former players
Facilities
Stadium
Valestir plays in the local Tuh Payah Stadium which has been the home of the team since its founding, the stadium is open to public usually but is closed when training sessions or matches are underway.
Training Center
As mentioned above, the club itself has a number of teams representing the club in different age groups, the club has its own training center funded by the locals to allow a more pleasant environment for youth and adults to train and continue to grow their football skills.
