Central Español
The Central Español Fútbol Club, shortly Central Español (nicknamed Palermitanos ), is a football club from Montevideo in Uruguay. He played in the 2013/14 season in the second highest Uruguayan league, the Segunda División.
History
The club grew out of a merger of the two clubs Soriano and Solís from the neighborhood of Palermo. On 5 January 1905, initially the Central Fútbol Club of the two club president Adolfo Dacquó and Juan Banquero and Alfredo, Alberto and Manuel Caballero, Joseph Paladino, Antonio Fernández Valdez ( first president Centrals ), Modesto Veira, the store owner Manuel Fernandez Valdez and other persons established. Immediately before a game between the two clubs was held, the Solís 1-0 decision for themselves. The name of the new association related to the training ground nearby Central Cemetery Montevideo ( Cementerio Central). The club colors of red, blue and white were in accordance with the resident of the district carnival group Los del Esclavos Nyanza ( Eng.: The slaves of Nyanza ) taken. From this group also recruited the first best player of the club, the Black Juan Delgado, who was immediately called in the Uruguayan national team and later also took part in the Campeonato Sudamericano 1916. 1909 Central launched for the first time in the highest Uruguayan League and finished second in the final table in sixth place. There they played until 1922, when it was excluded together with Peñarol after the 16th matchday of the championship round. As a result, it came in the Uruguayan football to a splitting of the organizational structure. The two excluded clubs founded in the following year their own association, the FUF, and started in a parallel championship. There occupied Central in 1923 to fourth place the final table. 1926 ended the schism and Central returned to the Primera División back. This was followed by the relegation in 1927, but as early as 1928 and failed to re- ascent. The discharged in that year the Olympic Summer Games in 1928 is presented then with Venancio Bartibás one emerged from the club Olympic champion. Until the introduction of professional football in Uruguay in 1932, they remained top notch, then launched into the professional league and reached there in 1938 as a third party the best so far of season result. In the year before this Vereinsbestleistung gave a private stadium with the Parque Palermo. Another great player who had emerged from the ranks of the club in the aftermath Walter Gómez. This played in the club in 1944, when they won the Copa Competencia undefeated and becoming the first club in the country was that decided an official tournament instead of the two big clubs Nacional and Peñarol for themselves.
The Competencia - winning team sat beside Walter Gómez composed of the following players: " Cacharpa " Pérez, Pedro Falero, Nicolás Falero, Galasso (or Galazzo ) from Buenos Aires, Paesch, Lorenzo Barreto, Lariccia, Dieguito Rodríguez, Santos González, Segundo González, Juancito López and his twin brother, Perdigón, Trujillo, Julio Barrios, Vomero and Martínez.
A few years later came from three of the world champion of 1950 the club. These were the coach Juan Lopez and Víctor Rodríguez Andrade and Luis Alberto Rijo. 1953 ended with the descent time being belonging to the Primera División Profesional de Uruguay. The club was only by winning the championship of the year 1961 in the Segunda División way back in Uruguay's top flight, but increased in 1962 as a prompt table Penultimate again. Eight years later, in 1970 the return. 1971 was completed in the course of the merger with the Colectividad Española renamed to its present name Central Español. Until relegated again in 1973 we avoided the crash again in the second division only slightly, in that year he was, however, no longer be avoided. It was only the second league championship in 1983 paved the way back to the Primera División. There was celebrated in the following season a furious re- debut, which was the biggest success in club history, winning the title, crowned. By following a second division championship immediate championship win, the club also made it a world record, as this was before the world no other club has succeeded. In the Uruguayan football, such a double success has so far not be repeated. A repeated relegation in 1992 was allowed to follow the immediate return. The next descent was but in 1996 the house.
In the meantime, it was again risen to the highest Uruguayan league, had at the end of the season 2012/13 as table 14th and owner of the points with Progreso split " Red Lantern" in the descent ranking the transfer back to the Segunda División accept.
Achievements
The greatest achievement in the club's history is so far winning the Uruguayan championship title in 1984 dar. 1961 and 1983 you won the championship in each case the second highest Uruguayan league, Segunda División Profesional de Uruguay. 2006 took part in the club at the Copa Sudamericana, but never made it past the first round.
- Uruguayan Champion (1984 )
- Master of the Segunda División (1961, 1983)
- Copa Competencia (1944 )
- Participation Copa Sudamericana (2006)
Other former players
- Uruguay Luis Barbat
- Uruguay Jorge Daniel Cardaccio
- Venezuela Alejandro Cichero
- Uruguay Diego Dorta
- Uruguay Gastón Filgueira
- Uruguay José María Franco
- Uruguay Abel Hernández
- Uruguay William Martínez
- Uruguay Matías Masiero
- Uruguay Alexander Medina
- Uruguay Sergio Orteman
- Uruguay Italy Ettore Puricelli
- Uruguay Guillermo Sanguinetti
- Brazil Paulo Silas
- Uruguay Santiago Silva
- Uruguay Juan Surraco
- Uruguay Luis Torijo
- Uruguay Obdulio Trasante
Former Presidents
- Baltasar García Flores