FC Bihor Oradea

The FC Bihor Oradea is a Romanian football club based in Oradea. He plays since 2004 in the second Romanian football league, the League II The greatest successes of the association are five climbs to the highest Romanian football league, league one, where he has played a total of 18 years.

History

FC Bihor Oradea was established in 1958 initially as Crisul Oradea - named after the rapids yelp (Romanian Crisul Repede ), lies on the Oradea - Founded and first played in the Regional Championship of Oradea. After the merger with local rivals Solidaritatea Oradea succeeded in 1961, the rise in the Divizia B. Two years later saw him rise to the highest Romanian league, which Divizia A. Since the same year the local rivals CAO Oradea from the Divizia A descent, Crisul was the leading club of the city.

The membership of Crisul to Divizia A never was of longer duration. At least after a few years the team got back into the Divizia B, where a short time later was again followed the rise. So Crisul played 1963-1966, 1968-1972, 1975-1979, 1982-1986 and 1988-1991 in Divizia A. The association changed its name in 1972 in FC Bihor Oradea ( named after the nearby located Bihor Mountains ).

In subsequent years, FC Bihor first tried in vain to return to the Divizia A. From 1996 to 1998 the club played even in the third-class Divizia C. In 2001 the club name was changed to FC Oradea and two years later finally managed to rise again after being able to prevail in the relegation matches against Otelul Galati. On December 10, 2003 Ionut Popa coach was fired and at the end of the 2003/ 04 season he coached Zsolt Muzsnay the descent into the Divizia as a result were in the summer of 2004, Emerich Jenei as the new club president and Marian Bondrea as the new head coach committed. In 2005 the name was changed back to FC Bihor Oradea. On 28 June 2005, presented with Alin Artimon a new coach, who signed a two year contract. But President Marcel Iancu was released on 27 September 2005, a few days later, coach Artimon had to give up his office. With Ion Marin, a coach was set, who had coached the team already in the first round of the ascent season 2002/ 03. Successor as president was on 18 October 2005 Alexander Szatmari. After ion departure to Dinamo Bucharest in the winter break, the former assistant coach Alexandru Kiss took over on 1 March 2006 as coach and was supported in the second half of Emerich Jenei as technical director. At the end of the season, the club failed in second place his squadron in the relegation matches to move up to League 1 defeats against Forex Braşov and Unirea Urziceni. On 28 June 2006 Szatmari resigned as club president and was replaced by Alexandru Ardelean Tóth. Following it came to many years of investigation and court proceedings in which supposedly low transfer fees that have been achieved in Szatmáris tenure for leading players of the club, were the focus. In September 2006, also Alexandru Kiss resigned as coach and was replaced by his former assistant Florin Farcaş in the League II 2006 / 07, the league could be managed only with difficulty with that. On 2 July 2007, Gheorghe Silaghi, the former youth coach of FC Braşov, appointed as the new head coach of the club. However, he resigned on 15 September 2008 from his post as the FC Bihor was on the last place in the league II 2008 /09 .. successor was the former assistant coach Zoltán Vig, whose contract expired in June 2009 and not more has been extended. Then Ioan Petcu was introduced as the new coach on July 6, 2009.

On July 30, 2009, Gheorghe Alexandrescu, the new president of FC Bihor Oradea, announced that the club had over two million RON debt and entered on 10 August 2009 together with his son, the Vice-President Adrian Alexandrescu after only 45 days of tenure back. Only after the player accepted pay cuts of 15 to 30 percent, gave the city council and the county council, the financial support the team, on 11 August 2009 the green light to participate in the League II 2009/10. After the home defeat against FC Baia Mare on October 24, 2009, the contract with coach Ioan Petcu was dissolved. October 26, 2009 came with Ioan Lucian a new President took office and a day later Ovidiu Lazar was named the new head coach. But already at the end of the first round gave Lazar and his assistant coach Sandor Kulcsar their resignation, so that with Dan Dobai a new coach was hired on January 4, 2010 with the season could be finished in ninth place.

On 28 June 2010, the businessman László Máriusz vizer signed ( born November 7, 1958), President of the International Judo Federation, has a two-year contract as a patron of the club and on 5 July 2010 into Gheorghe Ghiţ, former coach of Liberty Salonta, the previous coach Dan Dobai from. Many players of the club filed in August 2010 lawsuit over unpaid salaries. During the 2010/11 season, the Romanian Football Federation completed the licensing criteria for the league 1 to a clause providing for the debts freedom of an association against the Romanian state. FC Bihor Oradea was then the license for the League 1 is refused in the first instance, although the rise was athletic ensured as a table runner. On 18 July 2011, the International Sports Court upheld the refusal of a license and the club had to compete again the following season in the Liga II.

After three defeats and one victory in the first four games of the League II 2011/12 Gheorghe Ghiţ was released on 15 September 2011 and replaced by the 31- year-old Italian Leonardo Gabbanini, who had to have two Italian league titles with the juniors of Fiorentina. This explained 20 October 2011 his resignation after he had won a single win and four draws in five championship games. Club president Şerban Morcan appointed on the same day the former assistant coach Stelian Farcău the new head coach.

Achievements

  • Rise in the Divizia A: 1963, 1968, 1975, 1982, 1988, 2003

Known player

  • Romania Zeno Bundea
  • Romania Attila Kun
  • Romania Gheorghe liliac
  • Romania Marius Popa
  • Romania Alexander Szatmari
  • Romania Ioan Zare

Former coach

  • Romania Ladislau Zilahi ( 1964-1966 )
  • Romania Viorel Abrudan (1991, Spring 2005 to June 2005)
  • Romania Nicolae Manea (1996 to 1997)
  • Gavril Balint Romania (1998)
  • Romania Marcel Coraş (1998 to 1999)
  • Romania Costel Orac ( beginning of 2000 to the summer of 2000 )
  • Romania Zsolt Muzsnay (summer 2000 to autumn 2000, April 2004 to summer 2004, Spring 2005 )
  • Hungary Lajos Détári (Fall 2000)
  • Romania Ioan Andone (2000 to early 2001 )
  • Romania Iosif Rotariu ( 2001-2002, April 2012 )
  • Romania Nicolae Kovacs (2002)
  • Romania Alexandru Moldovan (2002 to summer 2002)
  • Romania Ion Marin ( autumn 2002, the beginning of October 2005 to 1 March 2006)
  • Romania Dan Dobai ( fall of 2002, January 4, 2010 to 5 July 2010)
  • Romania Ionut Popa (2003 to 10 December 2003)
  • Romania Dumitru Dumitriu ( beginning 2004-2004 )
  • Romania Marian Bondrea (summer 2004 to spring 2005 )
  • Romania Alin Artimon (June 28, 2005 to early October 2005)
  • Romania Alexandru Kiss (1 March 2006 to September 2006)
  • Romania Florin Farcaş (September 2006 -June 2007)
  • Romania Gheorghe Silaghi (2 July 2007 to 15 September 2008)
  • Romania Zoltán Vig (18th September 2008 to June 2009 )
  • Romania Ioan Petcu (July 6, 2009 to October 26, 2009 )
  • Romania Ovidiu Lazar (27th October 2009 to December 2009 )
  • Romania Gheorghe Ghiţ (July 5, 2010 to September 15, 2011, from April 2012 to September 2012, June 2013-December 2013 )
  • Italy Leonardo Gabbanini (September 15, 2011 to October 20, 2011 )
  • Romania Stelian Farcău ( October 20, 2011 bis April 2012)
  • Romania Claudiu Niculescu ( September 2012-December 2012 )
  • Romania Marian Pană ( January 2013-June 2013 )
  • Romania Alexandru Pelici (since December 2013)
2012–13 Liga II CA Oradea Liga III 2003–04 Divizia A 2006–07 Liga II 2008–09 Liga II 2009–10 Liga II 2011–12 Liga II Ion Adrian Zare CS Otopeni FC Universitatea Craiova
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