After Portsmouth Football Club went into Liquidation just after the 2009/10 Season ended, there was a gap for a Club in the Football League, but no one was on hand to help the FA sort out the hole left by Portsmouth. Then about 2 weeks later, Young Businessman Finlay Blake saw an oppurtunity to own his own club and give something to the Community and this is when He started Colchester Juniors, a Club that had only 3 Million Pounds to start up with, but there was no need to worry as Finlay Blake bought in 22 Teenagers to play in the nPower League Two, a Risky Move by the Man that could backfire, who Knows? Also they have a new stadium on the way, but will only hold 3,000 Spectators, which could be another problem for Colchester Juniors. But who knows, Will they be another Portsmouth or a Manchester City?
Club Name: Colchester Juniors Football Club
Abbervation: CJU
League: nPower League Two
Chairman (May change throught the CM): Finlay Blake
Manager (May change throught the CM): Kit Symons
Country: England
Level on Pyramid: 4
County: Essex
Founded: 2010
Nicknames: Juniors, Blue 'n' Whites, The Knights
Main Rival: Dagenham and Redbridge
Minor Rivals: Southend United, Ipswich Town & Colchester United
(Currently Ground-sharing With Colchester United)
Full Name: Weston Homes Community Stadium
Location: Colchester, England
Broke Ground: 2007
Opened: 2008
Owner: Colchester Bourgh Council
Surface: Seeded Grass
Capacity: 10,084
Kits Symons - More Info added soon!
Goalkeepers:
1. Samuel Rolo
6. Shavan Van Pereen
17. Ian Colley
Defenders:
2. Nick James
9. Peter Palvakis
10. Luke Taylor-Steel
11. Rory Dinner
14. Said Bakkati
18. Eric Botteghin
21. Jark Petersen
Midfielders:
5. Luisao Van Pereen
7. Nathan Glover
8. Steve Dontane
12. Paul Kendal
13. Wesley Sneijder
15. Francesco De Lucia
16. Jack Cousins
Attackers:
3. Joe Fox
4. Russell Crofter
19. Thomas Shimmon
20. Mohamed Youssouf
Nothing to Report of yet!
Gathering Dust at the Moment!
The Construction
In 2010, Just after the liquidation of Portsmouth FC, Colchester Juniors FC were formed and straight away joined the nPower League Two. With nothing, but Three Million Pounds and Twenty Young players, things looked like it wasn't going to work for the Essex Club, but a few days after the formation of the club, CJFC and Colchester Council announced plans to build a 3,000 all-seater stadium.
More too come over the course of my CM...
Will be transferring soon!
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