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Banner (football club, Noginsk)

The Banner is a Russian football club from Noginsk .

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Non-profit partnership for the development of football in the city of Noginsk, Moscow Region "Football Club" Banner "
Founded1911 [1]
StadiumMotorist, Noginsk
Capacity2000
The presidentOleg Pushenok
Spanish directorEvgeny Lukyanov
Main coachMikhail Kobyakov
CaptainIlya Shabanin
Websitefcznamya.ru
CompetitionChampionship of Russia among the teams of the III Division , zone Moscow region, group “A”
20186th place
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Content

  • 1 Timeline for changing the club name
  • 2 History
  • 3 Symbols and emblem
    • 3.1 Club colors
    • 3.2 Club emblem
  • 4 Head Coaches
  • 5 Team Performance Statistics
    • 5.1 USSR
    • 5.2 Russia
  • 6 Famous players and pupils of the club
  • 7 notes
  • 8 References

Club Name Change Timeline

PeriodTeam name
1936-1948"Red flag"
1949-1957"Spartacus"
1958-1964“Labor” ( Glukhovo )
1965-1991"Banner"
1991-2005The Motorist [2]
2005-2006Noginsk
2007-2008"Noginsk" them. G.I. Fedotova
2008Ekolab-SDYUSHOR MO ( Elektrogorsk )
2009"SDUSHOR"
2010-present"Banner"

History

Noginsk became one of the first centers for the birth of football in Russia. In 1911, in Bogorodsk (that was called Noginsk until 1930), they began to build a football field and created the first football team of the Glukhovsky manufactory in the county. From this time begins the story of Bogorodsk (Noginsk) football.

In 1936, the Noginsk Red Banner team took part in the first USSR Cup where they reached the semifinals, losing 1: 5 to Dynamo Tbilisi [3] . From 1958 to 1969, the club regularly participated in the championships of the USSR. In 1962 he represented Glukhovo (a village in the Noginsk district , and now - the microdistrict of Noginsk). The best achievement is 2nd place in the second zone of Class B (1959).

Since 1969, the team participated in the championships of the lower leagues and regional competitions.

In the fall of 1991, on the initiative of the mayor of Noginsk Vladimir Laptev and sponsorship of the State Unitary Enterprise Mostransavto, the club was recreated under the name Avtomobilist and the next year began to participate in the championships of Russia among KFK . In 1993 he won the Championship of Russia among amateur clubs and entered the Third League , having received professional status.

In 1996, Avtomobilist took third place in the 3rd zone of the Third League .

On April 8, 1997, during the 1/16 Cup of Russia match against Moscow Spartak (0: 1), one of the most massive clashes between fans and riot police took place , after which Oleg Romantsev, head coach of the Muscovites, wanted to take his team off the field.

In the second half, an explosive packet was thrown from the rostrum - this served as a signal for action. However, Spartak fans are still sure that there was a provocation and one of the people in uniform threw an explosive package. Well, the response actions of the Moscow Region OMON were indeed extremely fast and clear. Working with batons to the right and left, law enforcement officers within a few minutes completely (!) Cleared the platform from the fans and drove them to the station.

- the newspaper " Sport-Express " June 22, 1999 [4]

In June 1998, the famous coach Igor Volchok was appointed head coach of the club. The next season, Avtomobilist won the Second Division championship in the Zapad zone and participated in butt games for getting into the First Division , but lost the Moscow team Spartak-Chukotka (1: 1, 1: 4).

In 2002, the club, which had game and organizational problems, from the very beginning of the season settled on the bottom of the standings of the “Zapad” zone and, taking the penultimate place, was deprived of professional status.

For financial reasons, Avtomobilist was not able to enter the group A of the KFK zone “Moscow Region” and from 2003 to 2005 participated in the group B tournament, where it occupied places in the middle of the table.

In 2006, it was merged with another club from the same division - Noginsk Mosenergo [5] and transformed into the Noginsk football club, which later received the name Grigory Fedotov .

In 2008, FC “Noginsk” was renamed “Ekolab-SDYUSHOR MO” and moved to Elektrogorsk , a year later returned to Noginsk, changing its name to SDYUSHOR [6] .

July 30, 2009 SDYUSHOR withdrew from the Championship of Russia among LFK after 14 rounds played. The results of matches involving the team were canceled.

 
Team captains and referees before the final of the Cup of Russia among KFK, zone "Moscow region"

In 2010, the club returned the historical name "Banner". The team took part in zone “B” of the 1st group of the Championship of the Moscow Region. Having won the tournament, the Noginsk residents got the right to participate in the highest group of the Moscow Region Championship next year.

In 2011, in many respects in connection with the centenary of Noginsk football, it was decided to declare a team in the 3rd division of the Russian Football Championship (Moscow Region zone, group B).

According to the results of the 2011/2012 season, FC Znamya became the winner in the 3rd division of the Russian Football Championship (Moscow Region zone, Group B) , gaining exactly 100 points and 2 points ahead of the closest rival Titan from Klin. FC "Banner" received the right to increase (access to group A).

In 2013, being an outsider of Group A in the Moscow Region of the 3rd division , Znamya managed to reach the final of the Russian Cup among physical education teams in the Moscow Region zone, where it was largely lost to the Olympus SKOPA team » From Zheleznodorozhny 0: 5, 0: 2.

According to the results of the 2013 season , FC Znamya took 15th place in the 3rd division of the Russian Football Championship (zone “Moscow Region”, group A) , which led to a downgrade.

FC Znamya spent the 2014 season in Group B.

Symbolism and Emblem

Club colors

Red and gold colors are used in the images of the coat of arms and flag of the city ​​of Noginsk, as well as the coat of arms and flag of the Noginsk municipal region .

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Club Emblem

In 2010, the club’s current emblem was developed, the main elements of which are the shield of red and gold colors. On the left side of the shield in a golden field are six heraldic figures (through diamonds) - a traditional symbol of weaving, which the Bogorodsk lands have long been famous for. Gold is a symbol of harvest, wealth, stability, respect, intelligence, warmth and energy. Red color is a symbol of courage, strength, labor, beauty and celebration. The red side of the shield is occupied by red stripes indicating the club’s territorial affiliation with the Moscow Region. On their background is a soccer ball with a genuine leather tire, symbolizing the rich history, continuity and traditions of Bogorodsk (Noginsk) football. The upper part of the emblem is occupied by a stylized inscription “Football Club“ Banner ”. The shield is framed by a red ribbon with the inscription“ Noginsk ”, under which the date of creation of the first football team of the Glukhovsky manufactory is 1911.


Head Coaches

PeriodMain coach
1958-1962Sergey Polevoy
1963Peter Stupakov
1964Valentin Emyshev
1965Nikolay Palyska
1966-1967Vladimir Nikanorov
1968Boris Viktorov
1969Alexey Vodyagin
1970-1986Evgeny Alekseev
1989Nikolay Ermokhin
1990Alexander Senatorov
1991-1994Eduard Danilov
1995Vladimir Petrov
PeriodMain coach
1996-1997Vladimir Bodrov
1998Alexey Koryagin
1998-2000Igor Volchok
2001Alexey Koryagin
2002Vladimir Pavlenko
2002Nikolay Lebedev
2002Yuri Kryuchkov
2002Yuri Nesterenko
2002Arsen Naydenov
2005-2006Yuri Kobyakov
2007Igor Kukin
2008Yuri Kobyakov
2009- presentMikhail Kobyakov

Team Performance Statistics

USSR

USSR Cups
YearTournamentANDATNPBallsStageNote
1936USSR Cupfour3-one9-51/2-
1937USSR Cupfour2oneone8-91/16-
1938USSR Cupfour2oneone13-71/32-
1949USSR Cupfour3-one10-91/16-
1958USSR Cup2one-one3-31/128-
1959/1960USSR Cupfour3-one10-111/16-
1961USSR Cupone--one1-21/64-
1962USSR Cupfour3-one6-31/32-
1963USSR Cupone--one0-11/512-
1964USSR Cup2one-one3-31/256-
1965/1966USSR Cupone--one1-21/1024-
1966/1967USSR Cupone--one0-11/2048-
1967/1968USSR Cup2one-one1-11/1024-

Russia

Championships of Russia
YearDivisionANDATNPBallsGlassesA placeZone
1992Third division28192770-2440
3 from 15
7 zone - “Center”, group “A”
1993  Third division  22163352-2157
2 out of 12
Center zone, group B
1994Third League PFL4622eleven1380-5855
8 from 24
3rd zone
1995Third League PFL442291361-3975
8 from 23
3rd zone
1996  Third League PFL  38267584-3085
3 from 20
3rd zone
1997Second division3816121070-53609 from 20West
1998Second division402110958-32737 from 21West
1999Second division38285583-3189
1 from 20
West
2000Second division36139fourteen35-344811 from 19West
2001Second division387102130-623116 of 20West
2002  Second division  38662634-632419 of 20West
2003Third division34891738-523314 from 18MRO “Center”, zone “MO”, group “B”
2004Third division3495twenty55-903213 of 18Zone "MO", group "B"
2005Third division26fourteenfour864-45465 from 14Zone "MO", group "B"
2006Third divisionthirtytwenty3767-4163
3 from 16
Zone "MO", group "B"
2007Third division34fourteen31767-594512 of 18Zone "MO", group "B"
2008Third division34fourteen5fifteen62-614111 from 18Zone "MO", group "B"
2009  Third division  ------
starred
Zone "MO", group "B"
2010  Fourth Division  twentyfourteen3365-2545
1 from 11
The first group, zone "B"
2011Third division4232four6131-37one hundred
1 from 15
  Zone "MO", group "B"  
2012Third division1735920-30fourteen14 from 18Zone "MO", group "A"
2013Third divisionthirty722128-592315 of 16  Zone "MO", group "A"  
2014Third division2613four947-32436 from 14Zone "MO", group "B"
2015Third division27166573-2754
3 out of 10
  Zone "MO", group "B"  
2016Third divisionthirtyfifteen31261-55486 from 16Zone "MO", group "A"
2017Third divisionthirty21one883-33644 from 16Zone "MO", group "A"


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     Second division      Third League PFL      Third division      Fourth Division

Russian Cups
YearTournamentANDATNPBallsGlassesStageTournament level
1995/1996Cup of Russia32-one3-261/64Professional
1996/1997Cup of Russia5four-one12-2131/16Professional
1997/1998Cup of Russiaone--one1-401/128Professional
1998/1999Cup of Russiaone-one-1-1one1/128Professional
1999/2000Cup of Russia2one-one2-131/128Professional
2000/2001Cup of Russiaone--one0-201/256Professional
2001/2002Cup of Russiaone--one1-201/256Professional
2002/2003Cup of Russiafour2oneone4-371/32Professional
2006KFK Cup, zone “MO”one-one-3-3one1/16Amateur
2007KFK Cup, zone “MO”one--one0-101/16Amateur
2008LFK Cup, zone "MO"one--one0-401/16Amateur
2009LFK Cup, zone "MO"one--one2-501/16Amateur
2010LFK Cup, zone "MO"one--one2-701/16Amateur
2011Division III Cup, MO zone2oneone-9-1four1/8Amateur
2012Division III Cup, MO zone2one-one8-531/8Amateur
2013Division III Cup, MO zone63one28-910
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Amateur
2014Division III Cup, MO zoneone--one0-101/16Amateur
2015Division III Cup, MO zone2one-one8-831/8Amateur

Famous club players and players

See the full list of players of the Znamya football club (Noginsk) about which there are articles on Wikipedia.

PeriodSoccer playerAmploisMatchesGoals
1930-1935George ZharkovNap??
1963Vladimir KorotkovNap??
1964-1965Gennady Shalimov [7]PP??
1973Vyacheslav Hambartsumyan [8]PP??
1995-1999Anatoly Balaluev [9]Nap18290
1997-1998Sergey KrutovPP5513
1994-1997Vladimir Bodrov [10]PP12036
PeriodSoccer playerAmploisMatchesGoals
1998-1999Sergey Makarov [9]Defense52one
1998-2000Dmitry Batynkov [9]PP9419
1999Igor Tikhonov [9] [11]Nap37fifteen
2000-2002Anton Kleuzovich [12]PP93one
pupilGrigory Fedotov [13]Nap--
pupilNikita Bazhenov [14]PP--
pupilRenat Yanbaev [15]Defense--
2018Roman PavlyuchenkoNap23

Notes

  1. ↑ Newspaper Volkhonka. From Fedotov to Fedotov
  2. ↑ http://klisf.ru/index.app?cmd=comm&lang=en&id=170298954010460665922812671875 (link not available)
  3. ↑ Axel Vartanyan. Chronicle. Year 1936 - Part Six (neopr.) . Sport Express (October 24, 2003). Archived February 19, 2016.
  4. ↑ The most high-profile fan conflicts (neopr.) . Sport Express (June 22, 1999). Archived January 27, 2016.
  5. ↑ FC Mosenergo Noginsk. Profile on Footballfacts.ru
  6. ↑ Championship of exercise therapy. Prelaunch alignment. Archived July 22, 2010 on Wayback Machine
  7. ↑ Gennady Ivanovich Shalimov. Biography (neopr.) . RIA Novosti (January 17, 2007). Archived on February 5, 2016.
  8. ↑ The famous Spartak footballer Vyacheslav Hambartsumyan (neopr.) Died . RIA Novosti (January 4, 2008). Archived February 16, 2016.
  9. ↑ 1 2 3 4 Vladimir Yurin. Arbitrator Starchenkov did not appoint three clear penalties (neopr.) . Sport Express (June 9, 1999). Archived on February 5, 2016.
  10. ↑ Alexander Zhukov. Sport Express: Football. How are you? Vladimir Bodrov (neopr.) . Sport Express (March 7, 2003). Archived February 16, 2016.
  11. ↑ Egor Pelevin. Igor Tikhonov: “I would be glad if someone can break my record” (neopr.) (December 25, 2014). Archived January 27, 2016.
  12. ↑ Anton Podoxik. Football at its gates. Off-season. Second Division (Neopr.) . Sport Express (January 9, 2003). Archived January 27, 2016.
  13. ↑ Igor Zetilov. Where do the heirs of Fedotov grow? Report from the exemplary Noginsk School of Sports and Sports (neopr.) . Soviet sport (February 27, 2011). Archived January 27, 2016.
  14. ↑ Nikita Bazhenov (player information) (unspecified) . Archived January 27, 2016.
  15. ↑ Renat Yanbaev (player information) (unspecified) .

Links

  • Team profile on the new site of football statistics FFMO (inaccessible link)
  • Profile on FootballFacts.ru website ("Banner" Noginsk)
  • Profile on FootballFacts.ru website ("Motorist" Noginsk)
  • Performance History at klisf.info
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Banner_(football_club__Noginsk)&oldid=101984298


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