Eibar (football club)

Eibar
Eibar
Complete; title	Sociedad Deportiva Eibar, SAD
Nicknames	Gunsmiths ( Spanish Armeros )
Based	1940
Stadium	Ipurua , Eibar
Capacity	7 083
The president	Amaya Gorostisa
Main coach	Jose Luis Mendilibar
Captain	Ivan Ramis
Site
Competition	Examples
2018/2019	12th place

"Eibar" ( Basque. Eibar Kirol Elkartea , Spanish. Sociedad Deportiva Eibar, SAD ) - Spanish football club from the city of the same name in the province of Gipuzkoa . The population of the city is just over 27,000 people. The club is owned by fans who own more than 10,000 shares.

The club was founded in 1940. It holds home games at the Ipurua Arena, which seats only 7,083 spectators.

According to the results of the 2013/14 season, “Eibar” first appeared in Example ^[1] , before that, the best achievement of “Eibar” in Spain was the 4th place in the Segund in the 2004/05 season .

Content

Club history

The club was formed as a result of the merger of two football clubs under the names Deportivo Gallo and Union Deportivo Eibarresa, but was formerly known as Sociedad Deportivo Eibar. Initially, this was an irregular team (up to the 1943/44 season), but in subsequent years it was reorganized into a denser football unit.

Having left for the first time in his life in Tercera , in 1950, Eibar achieved a continuation of the struggle in Segund three years later, where he spent the next five seasons, after which he returned to Tercera, where he spent 25 of 28 years of his football life (Tercera became the fourth division in 1977, after the creation of Segunda B ). In 1988, the club returned to the "silver category".

Eibar was kicked out in the third division, at the end of the 2005/2006 season. But he won this group the next season, where he reached the playoff stage, giving the transition to Segunda. Eibar beat Hospitalet 2-0. And in the final of the playoffs he won 2: 1 in the sum of two matches against Rayo Vallecano , which allowed the club to return to Segunda.

According to the results of the 2013/14 season, “Eibar” for the first time in its history qualified for the Highest Spanish Division (Example) . Exit to Example was marked by the date of May 25, 2014, when Eibar beat Alaves with a score of 1: 0. Eibar finished the season on the first line in the standings.

The first game in its history in the Example “Eibar” was won at home by Real Sociedad with a score of 1-0. In its first season in Example, “Eibar” took 18th place and was supposed to fly to Segunda. However, due to financial problems — the club’s debts and the lack of guarantees for their repayment — the Elche club was automatically downgraded at the end of the season, and Eibar retained its place in Example ^[2] .

Current Composition

No	Position	Name	Year of birth
one	Vr	Yoel Rodriguez	1988
2	Def	Jordi Calavera	1995
3	Def	Pedro Bigas	1990
four	Def	Ivan Ramis	1984
five	PZ	Gonzalo Escalante	1993
6	PZ	Sergio Alvarez	1992
7	Nap	Mark Cardona	1995
eight	PZ	Papaculi Diop	1986
9	Nap	Sergi enrich	1990
ten	Nap	Bebe	1990
eleven	Def	Ruben Peña	1991
12	Def	Paulo oliveira	1992

No	Position	Name	Year of birth
13	Vr	Acier Riesgo	1983
14	Nap	Fabian Aurellana	1986
15	Def	Jose Angel	1989
17	Nap	Kike	1989
18	Nap	Pablo Ervias	1993
nineteen	Nap	Charles	1984
20	Def	Marc Cucurella	1998
21	Nap	Pedro Leon	1986
22	Nap	Pere Milla	1992
23	Def	Anaic Arbilla	1987
24	PZ	Joan Jordan	1992
25	Vr	Marko Dmitrovich	1992

Championship appearances

Season	League	A place	AND	AT	H	P	Gz	GP	Time	Spanish Cup
1988/89	Segunda	sixteen	38	eight	18	12	36	42	-6	Second round
1989/90	Segunda	sixteen	38	eleven	12	15	35	42	-7	First round
1990/91	Segunda	ten	38	9	nineteen	ten	35	34	+1	Third round
1991/92	Segunda	12	38	eleven	14	13	nineteen	22	-3	Fourth round
1992/93	Segunda	sixteen	38	ten	12	sixteen	33	44	-eleven	Third round
1993/94	Segunda	ten	38	ten	15	13	thirty	40	-ten	Fifth round
1994/95	Segunda	five	38	12	nineteen	7	32	27	+5	Third round
1995/96	Segunda	12	38	ten	sixteen	12	24	31	-7	Second round
1996/97	Segunda	five	38	17	15	6	44	26	+18	Second round
1997/98	Segunda	ten	42	14	15	13	38	32	+6	Second round
1998/99	Segunda	18	42	13	eight	21	42	56	-14	First round
1999/00	Segunda	eleven	42	14	15	13	48	49	-one	Second round
2000/01	Segunda	15	42	eleven	17	14	thirty	32	-2	1/32 finals
2001/02	Segunda	eight	42	14	sixteen	12	41	27	+14	1/32 finals
2002/03	Segunda	17	42	eleven	17	14	33	38	-five	1/16 final
2003/04	Segunda	ten	42	12	sixteen	14	44	39	+5	1/8 final
2004/05	Segunda	four	42	20	13	9	53	39	+14	1/32 finals
2005/06	Segunda	22	42	6	17	nineteen	28	45	-17	Fourth round
2006/07	Segunda B	one	38	21	eight	9	51	26	+25	Second round
2007/08	Segunda	13	42	14	ten	18	42	51	-9	Third round
2008/09	Segunda	21	42	eight	eleven	23	31	63	-32	Second round
2009/10	Segunda B	2	38	nineteen	9	ten	45	34	+11	First round
2010/11	Segunda B	one	38	21	ten	7	58	32	+26	First round
2011/12	Segunda B	3	38	17	15	6	46	35	+11	Third round
2012/13	Segunda B	2	38	21	ten	7	59	28	+31	1/8 final
2013/14	Segunda	one	42	nineteen	14	9	49	28	+21	Third round
2014/15	Examples	18	38	9	eight	21	34	55	-21	1/16 final
2015/16	Examples	14	38	eleven	ten	17	49	61	-12	1/8 final
2016/17	Examples	ten	38	15	9	14	56	51	+5	1/4 finals
2017/18	Examples	14	38	15	2	21	40	50	-ten	1/16 final
2018/19	Examples	12	38	eleven	14	13	46	50	-four	1/16 final
Green means a promotion, red means a decrease.

Achievements

Segunda

Winner: 2013/14

Segunda B

Winner (3): 1987/88, 2006/07, 2010/11

Tercera

Winner (7): 1950/51, 1952/53, 1961/62, 1962/63, 1966/67, 1981/82, 1985/86

Divisional Seasons

Primera - 5 seasons
Segunda - 26 seasons
Segunda B - 7 seasons
Tercera - 28 seasons
Regional League - 4 seasons

Famous Players

Jose garate
Derek Boateng
Xabi Alonso
Manuel Almunia
Ivan Cuellar
David Silva
Tiko
Igor Ledyakhov
Federico Magallanes

Notes

Links

Official site

[1] "Eibar" from a city with a population of 27,000 people first left in Example

[2] Spanish 'Elche' excluded from Examples and fined