FCM Baia Mare

FC Baia Mare was a Romanian football club based in Baia Mare. The greatest success of the club's history was its participation in the European Cup Winners' Cup 1982/83 with a draw against Real Madrid.

History

FC Baia Mare was founded in 1923 as Phoenix Baia Mare. By 1934, the club played in regional leagues before he joined the newly founded Divizia B was 1934. After two failures in the relegation for the promotion to the Divizia A, the association succeeded in 1937 made ​​it into the highest Romanian league. Phoenix was able to place himself right away in midfield and in 1938 changed its name to FC carpati Baia Mare. This change, however, was in 1940 reversed. In the same year Baia Mare fell through the Second Vienna Award of Hungary. This Phoenix played from 1941 to 1945 in the second Hungarian league.

After the Second World War, Baia Mare came back to Romania and Phoenix took the game operation in 1947 in the Divizia B on. In 1948, the Communist government of Romania in Baia Mare a new club called CSM Baia Mare, however, the same players and the same club management had like Phoenix Baia Mare and also played in the same stadium. Phoenix Baia Mare was thereupon be dissolved. Reason for this approach was the fact that Phoenix was a corporation before the Second World War and the Romanian government wanted to wipe out the history of the club.

In 1950 the club name was changed again and the team played from now on as Metalul Baia Mare. In 1955, the descent into the Divizia C. After chances of promotion, the name was first changed in Energia Trustul Miner Baia Mare in 1957 but already in Minerul Baia Mare. In 1958 he took back to his old name CSM Baia Mare. 1959 succeeded the hitherto biggest success in club history by reaching the Romanian Cup final, but this was lost to Dinamo Bucharest. Starting in 1962, the club was again Minerul Baia Mare.

In 1963, the first player of the club was elected to the Romanian national team with Mircea Sasu. In 1964 managed to return to the Divizia A, but had to leave the club at the end of the season 1964/65 again.

The golden era of the club began in 1975 with the renaming in FC Baia Mare. 1978 FC rose to the Divizia A and immediately reached the 5th place. A year later, in the 1979/80 season, the best finish in club history was reached with the 4th Place. However, the FC Baia Mare rose a year later in the Divizia B from. In 1982, the club again reached the Romanian Cup final and was defeated there again Dinamo Bucharest. Since Dinamo in the 1981/82 season also won the championship, FC Baia Mare took part in the European Cup Winners' Cup. In the first round the team against Real Madrid was eliminated. They reached the first leg 0-0, but lost in Madrid with 2:5. After the rise in the Divizia A and the renewed decline in the 1984/85 season the Golden era ended. In 1985, the club name was changed to FC Maramureş Baia Mare.

In 1993, began by reaching the Cup semi-finals the Silver era. After nearly 10 years in Divizia B succeeded in 1994, the re- ascent. The Silver era ' ended in 1995 with the renewed descent into Divizia B.

In 1998, the club name was changed to its present name FC Baia Mare. In 1999, the descent into the Divizia C. followed on its chances of promotion followed in 2001 under coach Costel Orac also the qualification for Divizia A after was able to prevail in the relegation against NC Foresta Suceava. The club sold the place, however, for financial reasons to FCM Bacau, so that the FC Baia Mare remained in Divizia B. In 2002, the club again participated in the play-offs for promotion, but failed to Farul Constanta. Coach Orac then left the club in the direction Oţelul Galaţi.

In 2004, Baia Mare rose again from the Divizia C. Thereafter, the association developed to lift team between the League and the League II III. In the summer of 2010 came the end for the club. Due to financial difficulties the FC Baia Mare has not been approved for the operation of the second league match 2010/11 season and had his starting place at the athletic relegated Tricolorul Breaza exits. The previous patron Dan Hotico founded with FC Maramureş Baia Mare Universitar a new club for which he III -bought and for whom he undertook a place in the league numerous players from the old squad FC Baia Mare. The club managed to the end of season 2010/11 the immediate promotion to the Liga II

Achievements

  • Romanian Cup finalist: 1959, 1982
  • Participation in the European Cup Winners' Cup: 1982/83

Known player

  • Romania Lucian Bălan
  • Romania László Gergely
  • Romania Alexandru Koller
  • Hungary Romania Vasile Miriuţă
  • Romania Radu Pamfil
  • Romania Iulian Prassler
  • Romania Mircea Sasu
  • Romania Francisc Zavoda
  • Romania Vasile Zavoda

Former coach

  • Romania Gabriel Dumitru (2003)
  • Romania Emil Kemenes (2007)
  • Romania Florin Fabian (2009)
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