Almere City ( Niderl. Almere City ) is a Dutch professional football club from the city of Almere . The club was founded on September 14, 2001 and until April 1, 2010 had the name "Omniworld" . The team holds home matches at the Yanmar stadium, its capacity is 3 thousand spectators.
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| Complete title | Almere City FC | ||
| Nicknames | De Zwarte Schapen (Black Sheep) | ||
| Based | 2001 | ||
| Stadium | Yanmar , Almere | ||
| Capacity | 3,000 | ||
| Gene. director |  John bes | ||
| Main coach |  Ole Tobiasen (Acting) | ||
| Captain | Tim Receiver | ||
| Site | almerecity.nl | ||
| Competition | Oerstedivizi | ||
| 2017/18 | 9th place | ||
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In the season 2017/18, the club took the 9th place in Oerstedivizi - the First Division of the Netherlands . The club has never played in Eredivizi , the best achievement of the club in Oerstedivizi is the 8th place in the 2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons.
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History
Background
The prehistory of Almere City begins in 1954 , after the founding of the BVK Amsterdam football club in Amsterdam ( naderl . Beroeps Voetbal Club Amsterdam ); the team had the nickname "black sheep" ( niderl. De Zwarte Schapen ) [1] . After the team was sold by businessman Dingeman Stop , in 1958 it merged with the club of the internal combustion engine and soon became known as DVSA ( niderl. Door Wilskracht Sterk Amsterdam ); since 1962, the team was again called ICE.
On October 20, 1959, fans of the “old” BVK decided to establish their own club, which eventually became known as “De Zvarte Schapen” ( niderl. De Zwarte Schapen ). In the summer of 1978 , after merging with the Argonaut team ( niderl. AVV Argonaut ), the club became known as Argonaut-Zvarte Schapen ( n. Argonaut-Zwarte Schapen ) or the abbreviated gas station ( neutral AZS ); the team held matches in Amsterdam. From 1988 to 1992, the club had the name FC De Sloterplas ( niderl. FC De Sloterplas ).
Omniworld
Almere City
In March 2011, the club changed its name to AFK Almere City [2] , but a few weeks later the club became known as Almere City FC. In their first game in the 2010/11 season, held on August 20, the Almere players lost to Sparta's Rotterdam with a score of 12: 1, thereby breaking the Ajax record for performance in one match [3] [4] .
Core Composition
Team
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Former players
- Vamberto
- Kofi Mensa
- Yannis Anastasiu
- Nordin Amrabat
- Hedwiges Maduro
- Javier Martina
- Rafael Euterlo
Head Coaches
- 2005—2007, Ian Schülting
- 2007—2009, Peter Bouvet
- 2009 Edwin van Anken ( l .)
- 2009-2011, Henk Visman
- 2011—2012, Dick de bur
- 2012, Edwin van Anken ( l .)
- 2012—2015 Fred grim
- 2015 Marten Stekelenbürg
- 2015 Marco Goering (i. O.)
- 2016—2018 Jack de Geer
- 2018—2019 Michele Santoni
Notes
- ↑ Gevecht bij het putje: Zwarte schapen. (nid.) nusport.nl. The appeal date is October 7, 2011. Archived April 4, 2012.
- ↑ FC Omniworld gaat verder als Almere City. (nid.) voetbalprimeur.nl. The appeal date is October 7, 2011. Archived April 4, 2012.
- ↑ Sparta evenaart record Ajax en Heracles. (nid.) telegraaf.nl. The appeal date is October 7, 2011. Archived June 9, 2012.
- ↑ Acht treffers bij debuut. (nid.) telegraaf.nl. The appeal date is October 7, 2011. Archived June 9, 2012.
Links
- Official site (nid.)
- The club's official Facebook page
- Almere City on Twitter
- Club Video Channel on YouTube