Difference between revisions of "Fort Boston Fireside"
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Revision as of 11:14, 14 September 2005
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| Nickname(s) | Fireside | ||
| Founded | {{{1986}}} | ||
| Ground | {{{Fort Boston Arena}}} | ||
| Capacity | {{{32,000}}} | ||
| Chairman | {{{Emperor Boston}}} | ||
| Manager | {{{Scott Dennison}}} | ||
| League | {{{Bostopian National League}}} | - style="vertical-align: top;" | |
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Fort Boston Fireside
History
Fort Boston was founded nearly nineteen years ago in 1986, to commemorate the birth of Emperor Boston, who is an avid fan.
Honours
Bostopian National League: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004 Bostopian Challenge Cup: 1991, 2005 Bostopian Youth Cup: 2004
Information
Ground: Fort Boston Arena - Capacity 20,000 - Seats for 20,000 - Under soil heating Kit: Home: Red and black halfs, with black shorts and white trim. Away: Dark blue with British Racing green sides, with dark blue shorts. 3rd Kit: Sky blue, with black trim, and black shorts.
