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Thatcham Town Fireballs
Thatcham Fireballs

The Fire Logo used in 2009
Full name	Thatcham Town Fireballs Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Fire, Fireballs, Town, Thatcham Fire, Thatcham
Founded	2008
Ground	Irn Bru Fireball Stadium
Capacity	36,000
Chairman	Fire Hat
Manager	Flame Man
League	Berks & Bucks Football League Premier
2008-09	Berks & Bucks Football League Division 1, 1st
Home colours Away colours

Thatcham Town Fireballs are a small football club in Thatcham. They won the 2008-09 Berks & Bucks Football League Division One and the Berks & Bucks Cup

History

Thatcham Fireballs were founded in 2008, they were entered in the 2008-09 Berks & Bucks League & Cup Competitions and won both of them. The Fire are playing against the league Runners-Up, Milton Keyens Ducks on the first game of the season. They were knocked out of the FA Cup, by, Blue Square Premier side, AFC Wimbledon.

Colours and Logo

The Fire's colours is a Red and Orange top, with Orange shorts and socks. The away kit is all black. The thrid kit is Red and White striped top and red socks and shorts The kits are made by Puma AG.

The Fire's logo has flames all over it.

Third Kit

Stadium

The Fire's home matches are played at the Irn Bru Fireball Stadium, the ground holds 36,000 people and is shared with, Premier League side, Thatcham Dragons.

Supporters and Rivals

The Fire's fans are generally considered noisy and supportive to there team, very much so against there rivals.

Thatcham Fire's main rival is Thatcham Rockets, both getting promoted in the previous season. Pre-Season Matches between Thatcham Dragons and Lions have had huge success for rivalry.

Current Squad

The team is very foreign for the level, but there a great boned side.

As of: ????

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

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	ENG	Steven Bale
2	DF	ENG	Simon Stevenson
3	DF	SCO	Bobby Rich
4	DF	ENG	David Barron
5	DF	WAL	Richard Ireland
6	DF	NIR	Jack Cook
7	DF	EIR	David Cook
8	DF	ENG	Mike Stevenson
9	DF	ITA	Luigi Bravo
10	DF	ITA	Mario Cooke
11	DF	SCO	Scott Sunderland
12	DF	SCO	Glenn Clarke
13	MF	WAL	David Brooks
14	MF	FRA	Sam Simpson
15	MF	GER	Mike Simpson
16	MF	GDR	Steel Simpson
17	MF	ENG	Tim Stole
18	MF	ENG	Tom Stole

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
19	MF	SCO	Alex McCoy
20	FW	SCO	Simon McCoy
21	FW	ENG	Timmy Stoke
22	FW	ENG	Simon Stoke
23	FW	ENG	Sam Stoke
24	FW	ENG	Harry Stoke
25	FW	ENG	Tom Flame
26	FW	ENG	Bruce Flame
27	FW	ENG	David Flame
28	FW	WAL	Steve Samson
29	FW	NED	Harry Van Bird
30	FW	EIR	Dan McShroom
31	FW	ENG	Dom Dale
32	FW	ENG	Steel Dale
33	MF	ITA	Gianluca Riccio (on loan from Reading Town)
34	GK	NOR	Tobias Holmen Johansen (on loan from Manchester City)
35	FW	NOR	Abdisalam Ibrahim (on loan from Manchester City)
36	MF	WAL	Sam Jones (on loan from Leeds United)

Achievements

• Berks & Bucks Football League Division One:
  • Winners (1): 2008-09

• Berks & Bucks Cup:
  • Winners (1): 2008-09

• FA Cup Best Season:
  • Fourth Round Qualifying (1): 2008-09

Records

• Biggest Victory: Fire 3-0 Thatcham Rockets, ????, Berks & Bucks Football League Division One

• Worst League Loss: Thatcham Rockets 0-1 Fire, ????, Berks & Bucks Football League Division One

• Top Scorer: Harry Van Bird, 27 goals

• Biggest Attendance: 15,000, Fire 3-0 Thatcham Rockets, ????, Berks & Bucks Football League Division One

External Links

Eurovision 2014
"Music of Europe"
Dates
Semi-final 1	21st May 2014
Semi-final 2	23rd May 2014
Final	25th May 2014
Host
Venue	Wembley Arena
Presenter(s)	Bob 1 Bob 2 Bob 3 Bob 4
Musical director	Bob 5
Directed by	Bob 6
Host broadcaster	BBC
Participants
Number of entries	52 Semi 1: 24 Semi 2: 24 Final: 26
Debuting countries	England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales
Returning countries	Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Croatia France Georgia Germany Italy Kazakhstan Moldova Monaco Montenegro Russia Serbia Ukraine
Non-returning countries	Soviet Union United Kingdom
Vote
Voting system	Each country votes by tele-vote. The country's 10 favourites are awarded 1-7, 8, 10, 12. All participating countries present points, totalling them to determine a winner.
Winning song	Scotland Song 2014

Eurovision 2014 was hosted by England, after the United Kingdom won Eurovision 2013. England were chosen the host it after the spilt of the four United Kingdom nations. Scotland won Eurovision 2014.

Votes

Semi-Final 1

• Eleven Nations went to the Final.
• France, and Germany voted in this Semi-Final.

1. Armenia
2. Moldova
3. Ukraine
4. Kazakhstan
5. Moldova
6. Montenegro
7. Portugal
8. Andorra
9. Wales
10. Ireland
11. Northern Ireland
12. Malta
13. Slovenia
14. Norway
15. Sweden
16. Iceland
17. Finland
18. Denmark
19. Albania
20. Bosnia and Herzegovina
21. Hungary
22. Switzerland
23. Luxembourg
24. Russia

Semi-Final 2

• Eleven Nations went to the Final.
• England, Italy and Spain voted in this Semi-Final.

1. Greece
2. Turkey
3. Serbia
4. Scotland
5. Czech Republic
6. Azerbaijan
7. Georgia
8. Belarus
9. Cyprus
10. Macedonia
11. Romania
12. Monaco
13. Israel
14. Lithuania
15. Estonia
16. Slovakia
17. San Marino
18. Poland
19. Latvia
20. Netherlands
21. Belgium
22. Faroe Islands
23. Guernsey
24. Jersey

Final

Pos	Country	Pts	Draw
1	Scotland	343	23
2	Italy	243	24
3	Greece	143	01
4	Armenia	123	14
5	Turkey	121	15
6	Moldova	104	16
7	Ukraine	103	17
8	Azerbaijan	102	02
9	Czech Republic	101	18
10	Montenegro	98	19
11	Wales	89	20
12	Cyprus	89	22
13	Northern Ireland	89	21
14	Ireland	89	25
15	Belarus	76	03
16	England	76	26
17	Andorra	76	05
18	Portugal	76	06
19	Georgia	27	12
20	Belarus	26	04
21	Macedonia	24	13
22	Spain	23	11
23	Romania	21	10
24	Portugal	10	07
25	France	0	09
26	Germany	0	08