| 词条 | Falkland Islands Football League |
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| Logo = | Founded = 1916 | FIFA affiliation = | Region = NF-Board | Region affiliation = 1998 | President = | Coach = | Website = http://www.fifl.co.fk}} The Falkland Islands Football League (FIFL), Branded Stanley Services LTD Football League is the national governing body of football (soccer) in the Falkland Islands.[1] The association operates the national team and the Stanley Services League, the only domestic league on the islands. They also sponsor an all-star team from the league, called Stanley F.C. who occasionally play friendly matches against stationed troops on the islands and Royal Navy makeshift teams. HistoryFoundation and Stanley FCFootball has been reported to have been played on the Falklands since the late 19th century. The FIFL has recorded their first ever game on the islands to be in 1892. There, a team of the British Defense Force for the Falklands took on the domestic volunteer militants. Throughout this time, prior to World War I, the sport was played frequently amongst the residents of the Falklands. The first ever organized football team in the Falklands was regarded as Stanley F.C., which was formed under the power of Jack McNicholl. No official date of when the club began play, but it was reported to have been in existence since 1916. During the 1920s and 1930s, most competitive football matches on the Falkland Islands were of militants stationed there over the age of 18. During the latter half of the 1930s, many Falkland Islander boys tried to organize a recreation league on the island, though they were never successful. However, the efforts did prompt two youth teams to form in the 1950s, which were named Jubilee Club and the FI Volunteers Youth, whom occasionally played matches with one another. Falkland Islands PremiershipA league with 7 teams was formed but the local side was somewhat outclassed by the near professional standard of the Garrison teams and finished 6th. Many of the players who were later to serve the Stanley side for many years earned their baptism against the soldiers who also had their own inter-service competitions. One of the West Yorks who played regularly against the local lads was a young Warrant Officer named Don Clarke, who after the War returned to the Islands and in addition to becoming Chairman of the present Club, also captained the local side from his favoured inside left position. After the West Yorkshire Regiment was withdrawn and replaced by The Service Corps and Royal Scots detachments a new league was formed with 6 teams – Scots 1 and 11, Corps 1 and 11, the Navy and the Falkland Islands Defence Force. The F.I.D.F. finished as ‘runner-up’ in this League. Creation of a national teamFollowing World War II, the name Stanley F.C. was revived, and became the nickname of the national team. Current teamsThe following teams played for the 2016-17 FIFL season or friendlies
Past teamsThese teams have played friendly matches or in previous FIFL seasons:
Past FIFL League Champions[2]{{div col|colwidth=22em}}
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://thesefootballtimes.co/2014/11/15/far-away-football-south-atlantic-islands/|title=Far away football: the South Atlantic islands|publisher=These Football Times|language=English|author=Thomas Knox|date=15 November 2014|accessdate=27 January 2017}} 2. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesf/falkchamp.html | title=Falkland Islands – List of Champions | publisher=RSSSF | accessdate=29 December 2014}} External links
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