Wisla (football club, Plock)

Wisla (Plock)
Wisla (Plock)
Full; title	Wisła Płock Spółka Akcyjna
Nicknames	oil workers
Based	1947
Stadium	Kazimierz Gursky , Plock
Capacity	10 978
The president	Jacek Krushevsky
Main coach	Kibu Vicuna
Site
Competition	First class
2017/18	five
Main ; the form	Guest ; the form

Wisla Plock is a Polish football club from the city of Plock , founded in 1947 . He played in Extraclass from 2002 to 2007, before that - in the First League ^[1] in the 1994/95 and 1996/97 seasons. The highest achievement is the victory in the national cup of the 2005/06 season. Three times the players from Plock received the right to take part in the UEFA Cup and three times the team lost in the second qualifying round of the tournament.

Among the well-known players of the club are goalkeeper Yakub Vezhkhovsky, ethnic Armenian Vaan Gevorgyan , Ireneus Elen (participant in the 2006 World Cup as part of the Polish national team), Slavomir Peshko, Adrian Mezheevsky, as well as Radoslav Sobolevsky and Radoslav Matusyak.

Home stadium: " Kazimierz Gursky " ( Plock , Lukashevich, 34). Capacity - 10 978 spectators.

History

In the 2005/06 Cup final, Zaglebe from Lublin was beaten. The first match ended with a score of 3: 2, the second - 3: 1.

Title History

1947 - The Electricity
1950 - ZS “Flint”
spring 1955 - Sparta ZS
Autumn 1955 - PSK ^[2] Wisla
1963 - ZKS "Vistula"
1992 - ZKS "Petrochemia"
1999 - IC Petro
2000 - Orlen
2002 - ZKS "Vistula"

Eurocups

Season	Round	Club	Home match	Away match	Total score
UEFA Cup 2003-2004	First qualification round.	Ventspils	2: 2	1: 1	3: 3
UEFA Cup 2005-2006	Second qualifying round.	Grasshoppers	3: 2	0: 1	3: 3
UEFA Cup 2006-2007	Second qualifying round.	Chernomorets Odessa	1: 1	0: 0	1: 1

Achievements

Polish Cup Winner: 2006
Polish Cup Finalist: 2003
Super Bowl Poland : 2006

Current squad

Famous Players

For a complete list of Płock Wisla players, about which there are Wikipedia articles, see here .

Coaching staff

Head coach: Martin Kachmarek
Assistant Coach Adam Maevsky
Goalkeeper coach: Grzegorz Petrzak
Masseurs: Marcin Kowalski, Peter Novatsky

Head Coaches

Name	Citizenship	Beginning of work	End of work
Tadeusz Rutkowski		1947	1948
Stefan Svyatalsky		1948	1953
Zdzislav Musyal, Eugeniusz Bartoshevsky		1954	1957
Alexander Chizhevsky		February 1958	December 1958
Jozef Tsetzvezh		1959	1963
Leszek Gozdzik		1963	1963
Kazimierz Drygalsky		1963	1967
Stanislav Tymovich		July 1967	June 1971
Ignacy Urban		July 1971	September 1972
Wojciech Pszbylinski		September 1972	May 1976
Stanislav Tymovich		May 1976	September 1976
Jurand the Lubai		September 1976	November 1976
Janusz Valczak		January 1977	June 1977
Marek Sledzyanovsky		July 1977	June 1978
Tadeusz Prosovsky		July 1978	April 1982
Tadeusz Blazheevsky		April 1982	June 1983
Anthony Hermanovich		July 1983	October 1983
Shchepan Targovsky		October 1983	December 1983
Yan Peshko		January 1984	May 1984
Jan Franke		May 1984	December 1984
Anthony Konshevich		january 1985	May 1986
Shchepan Targovsky		June 1986	June 1986
Vitold Sokolovsky		July 1986	November 1987
Wlodzimierz Dushinsky		December 1987	April 1988
Grzegorz Novachik		May 1988	June 1988
Zbigniew Kocölek		July 1988	December 1989
Wlodzimierz Maloveysky		January 1990	September 1992
Grzegorz of Venus		September 1992	November 1994
Vitold Slabkovsky		November 10, 1994	November 30, 1994
Ubert Kostka		December 1994	June 1995
Zbigniew Stefanyak		July 1995	September 1995
Grzegorz of Venus		October 1995	October 1995
Wesław Vojno		October 1995	June 1996
Leszek Harabash		July 1996	June 1997
Bohuslav Kachmarek		July 1997	May 1998
Tadeusz Prosovsky		June 5, 1998	June 30, 1998
Jerzy Mashtaler		July 1998	September 1998
Shchepan Targovsky		October 1998	November 1998
Jerzy Kasalik		December 1998	August 1999
Shchepan Targovsky		September 1, 1999	September 8, 1999
Adam Topolsky		September 8, 1999	April 2, 2000
Albin Mikulsky		May 2000	October 2000
Janusz Kubot		October 23, 2000	November 30, 2000
Dariusz Widower		December 2000	April 2001
Andrzej Wisniewski		May 2001	September 2001
Janusz Kubot		in the match Orland ^[3] - Hetman
Wesław Vojno		October 2001	March 2002
Mechislav Bronishevsky		March 2002	March 2003
Dariush Yanovsky		March 2003	June 2003
Miroslav Yablonsky		April 15, 2003	November 2, 2005
Josef Tsaplar		November 2, 2005	April 23, 2007
Przemyslaw Ciezierz, Miroslav Milevsky		April 23, 2007	April 30, 2007
Cheslav Yakoltsevich		April 30, 2007	October 15, 2007
Mariusz Bekas, Miroslav Milevsky		October 15, 2007	November 19, 2007
Leszek Oyzhinsky		October 19, 2007	May 1, 2008
Mariusz Bekas		May 1, 2008	June 2, 2008
Miroslav Yablonsky		June 2, 2008	November 10, 2008
Peter Shchekhovich		November 10, 2008	April 17, 2009
Wlodzimierz Tylak		April 17, 2009	June 22, 2009
Dariush Kubitsky		June 22, 2009	October 12, 2009
Yan Zlomanchuk		October 12, 2009 ^[4]	September 7, 2010 ^[5]
Grzegorz of Venus		September 7, 2010 ^[5]	September 9, 2010
Yaroslav Arashkevich		September 9, 2010 ^[6]

Club Management

President: Jacek Krushevsky
Vice President: Grzegorz Kempinski

Presidents

...
Name	Citizenship	Beginning of work	End of work
Mechislav Dorobek		1947	1949
Mechislav Garlitsky		1949	1950
Ignacy Kashubsky		1950	1952
Damyan Yakubyak		1952	1954
Jan Bartoshevsky		1954	1958
Zdzislav Musyal		1958	1963
Cheslav Yankevich		1963	1970
Andrzej Voronetskiy		1970	1973
Cheslav Yankevich		1973	1977
Chelsav Dolasinsky		1977	1980
Zygmunt Lipinsky		1980	1984
Henrik Fisherman		1984	1990
Kazimierz Kuzhai		1991	1992
Miroslav Tybursky		October 1, 1997	January 31, 1999
Krzysztof Gavlovsky		January 16, 1999	February 1, 2001
Krzysztof Dmoszynski		February 1, 2001	June 30, 2001
Andrzej Pilimon		July 1, 2001	June 30, 2002
Krzysztof Dmoszynski		February 17, 2002	April 16, 2007
Marek Yanitsky		April 16, 2007	December 31, 2007
vacant		January 1, 2008	January 8, 2008
Krzysztof Ganz		January 8, 2008	June 3, 2008
Grzegorz Kempinski		June 3, 2008	June 27, 2008 ^[7]
vacant		June 27, 2008	July 31, 2008
Peter Kubera		August 1, 2008 ^[8]	October 31, 2008
Janusz Matusyak		November 1, 2008	December 31, 2008
Jerzy Burn		January 1, 2009 ^[9]	July 6, 2010 ^[10]
Zbigniew Leszczynski		July 6, 2010 ^[11]	January 19, 2011 ^[12]
Shchepan Targovsky		January 20, 2011	February 1, 2011
Krzysztof Dmoszynski		February 1, 2001	to this day

Notes

↑ Name of Poland's top football division until 2008.
↑ Plock Sports Club.
↑ The name “Vistula” at that time, see the history of the names.
↑ Jan Złomańczuk trenerem Wisły Archived October 15, 2009 on Wayback Machine (Polish)
↑ ¹ ² Jan Złomańczuk odwołany (unavailable link) (Polish)
↑ Archived copy (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 1, 2011. Archived September 12, 2010. (polish)
↑ Grzegorz Kępiński nie jest już prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)
↑ Piotr Kubera nowym prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)
↑ Jerzy Ożóg prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)
↑ Wisła Płock bez prezesa (Polish)
↑ Zbigniew Leszczyński nowym prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)
↑ Zbigniew Leszczyński odwołany (Polish)

Links

Official website (Polish)

[1] Name of Poland's top football division until 2008.

[2] Plock Sports Club.

[3] The name “Vistula” at that time, see the history of the names.

[4] Jan Złomańczuk trenerem Wisły Archived October 15, 2009 on Wayback Machine (Polish)

[zlomanczuk_zwolniony-5] ¹ ² Jan Złomańczuk odwołany (unavailable link) (Polish)

[araszkiewicz_trenerem-6] Archived copy (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 1, 2011. Archived September 12, 2010. (polish)

[7] Grzegorz Kępiński nie jest już prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)

[8] Piotr Kubera nowym prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)

[9] Jerzy Ożóg prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)

[10] Wisła Płock bez prezesa (Polish)

[11] Zbigniew Leszczyński nowym prezesem Wisły Płock (Polish)

[12] Zbigniew Leszczyński odwołany (Polish)