FCM Târgoviște

The FCM Targoviste is a Romanian football club from Targoviste. He played nine years in the highest Romanian Football League, the League 1 Since 2009 he plays in the third- highest division, the League III.

History

The FCM Targoviste was founded in 1950 under the name of Energia Targoviste. In the season 1956, the club played its first match in the national Divizia C. After he had changed his name in 1957 in Metalul Targoviste, succeeded in 1959, the jump in the second highest league, which Divizia B. Also this League was merely a transit station in rise of Metalul. Just two years later Metalul managed to march through and played in the 1961/62 season in Divizia A.

This success was once for more than 15 years, because Metalul rose immediately off again and even had to take the course in the Divizia C in 1967. From 1969 to 1977, the club was again at the Divizia B, in 1972 the club name was changed in CS Targoviste (on German Sports Club Targoviste ). In the late 1970s and early 1980s was followed by the most successful period of CS. Between 1977 and 1984 the club was a member except for a brief interruption of the Divizia A, but played it mostly against relegation. In the 1978/79 season was ever reached with the seventh place, the best ever placement.

After the descent CS could not build on his earlier years and had in 1992 again take the course in the Divizia C. In the 1990s, the association developed to lift the team. During the change of name in Oţelul Targoviste (on German steel Targoviste ) in 1994 first ascent in the Divizia B and a year later the walkover succeeded, followed shortly afterwards - from 1996 under the name CF Chindia Targoviste - the reverse way: In 2000 rose from Chindia in the Divizia C.

After the re-emergence in 2003, the Association changed its name to the still valid FC Municipal Targoviste ( in German Town Football Club Targoviste ). In summer 2004, a few days before the start of the second division season 2004/ 05, the heavily indebted club stood immediately before its dissolution and expulsion from league play. On 19 August 2004, the businessman Ghiorghi Zotic took over the leadership of the club, paid the debts to former players and coaches and committed within 16 hours the coach Marin Olteanu and 12 players from the third division Alpan Universitatea Targoviste. After the home defeat against Petrolul Moineşti coach Olteanu came into effect on October 16, 2004 from his post and was replaced by Silviu Dumitrescu. After the defeat away on 9 April 2005 compared Altay Constanta Dumitrescu was replaced by the former assistant coach Gicu Dumitraşcu.

2005, the decline could be prevented in the League III only on the basis of the withdrawal of Unirea Focsani, whereupon the Slovenian Ivo Sajh was coach of the team in June 2005. In November 2005, FCM was after 14 matchdays a relegation place and Daniel Ostafi took over as the new coach the team, but the end of March 2006 has been released after two days of the season. His successor Leonida Nedelcu, supervised FCM Targoviste in the second half to twelve match days, could not prevent the sporty descent and was replaced before the final day by Ion Pitaru. After the end of the season, however, Altay Constanta was bought its second league place and on 30 June 2006 Octavian Grigore as the new coach obliged .. After disappointing results in the 2006/07 season Grigore was initially replaced by Ilie Stan in October 2006, this in the end of the first round November 2006 dismissed after five league games and his successor Vasile Silaghi in February 2007, replaced by Marius Oprea, the former coach of the second team of Rapid Bucharest, before his first league game. But in June 2007 had Oprea Ion Constantin soft, who had recently won the second team the relegation play-off for promotion to the Liga III against Comprest Bucharest .. This third division course was subsequently assigned to ASC Clinceni Ilfov.

On 23 June 2007, the previous Player of Pandurii Târgu Jiu Adrian Bogoi signed a contract as player-coach for the 2007 /08 season. He was from September 17, 2007 with the former national player Adrian Matei, a technical sports director set aside. He had previously collected in Minerul Lupeni in the Liga II and AS Rocar Bucharest in the League III coach experience, taking over after the sixth second league match day coaching of the team. After ten league matches Matei was released in November 2007 and replaced by Ion Constantin.

After an unsuccessful start to the 2008/ 09 season Ion Constantin was degraded on 2 September 2008 for assistant coach of Petre Gigiu. However, this was dismissed eight game days later and Ion Constantin returned end of October 2008 to the away game at Universitatea Cluj as head coach back. On 14 April 2009 he was forced to retire from his position and was replaced by the twin brothers Gheorghe Becheanu and Haralambie Becheanu that were previously coach at Petrolul Târgoviste in League IV. Of the last ten league games under their leadership went eight lost, so that FCM Targoviste descent in summer 2009 as a table next to last in the third- highest division, where the club plays since then. On 19 September 2009, the brothers Becheanu were dismissed after a poor start to the season in the Liga III, and two days later Ion Constantin returned again as a coach.

The city council had in the meantime fallen out with patron Ghiorghi Zotic and founded with the CSM Targoviste 2008 a new club, which had risen in the League III in 2009, but took there in the 2009/10 season in a different season than FCM. In March 2010, the contract, which concerned the use of Stadionul Eugen Popescu by FCM ran off and was not renewed. Since then, the club plays its home games from no longer in the district capital Targoviste but in nine kilometers away Alpan Stadium Şotânga. He missed on the final day of the season 2009/10 by a home defeat against Alro Slatina promotion to the Liga II Then came Catalin Neculăescu - Zotic, whom his father had appointed Ghiorghi Zotic on 27 May 2009 to the President of the Association from its back office. Mid-November 2010 Constantin joined in the youth sector of the association and ion Stăncescu was briefly succeeded him. In January 2011, the first former player Cristian Bădoiu was appointed as the new player-coach, but in fact the training in the second half of the season 2010/ 11 was initially led by Gigi Iordache and later by Ion Constantin. Cristian Bădoiu was introduced in July 2011 as the new head coach.

After a weak start to the season in the 2011/12 season patron Ghiorghi Zotic Bădoiu replied on 19 September 2011 in the youth sector of the Academia FCM Targoviste and replaced him on 27 September 2011 by Remus Gâlmencea which up to this time Petrolul Târgoviste in the League IV had trained.

CSM Targoviste named in 2010 in Chindia Targoviste to and managed with the financial support of Gheorghe Popescu and Ion Crăciunescu the end of season 2010/11 season as opponents of FCM promotion to the Liga II A total of 12 players move 2011 by FCM to Chindia, in turn left Chindia the third division 20 youth players. Crăciunescu left the club in October 2011 to assume a leading position in refereeing at the Romanian Football Federation.

Achievements

• Rise in Divizia A: 1961, 1977, 1981, 1996

Known player

• Romania Iulian Chiriţă
• Romania Narcis Coman
• Romania Laurentiu Reghecampf
• Romania Claudius Sava
• Romania Gheorghe Tătaru
• Senegal Christian Sagna

Former coach

• Romania Marin Olteanu ( August 2004 - October 2004)
• Romania Silviu Dumitrescu (October 2004 - April 2005 )
• Romania Gicu Dumitraşcu (April 2005 - June 2005 )
• Slovenia Ivo Sajh (June 2005 - November 2005 )
• Romania Daniel Ostafi (November 2005 - March 2006)
• Romania Leonida Nedelcu (March 2006 - May 2006)
• Romania Ion Pitaru (May 2006 - June 2006 )
• Romania Octavian Grigore (June 2006 - October 2006)
• Romania Ilie Stan ( October 2006 - November 2006)
• Romania Vasile Silaghi (November 2006 - February 2007)
• Romania Marius Oprea (February 2007 - June 2007)
• Romania Ion Constantin (June 2007, November 2007 - September 2008, October 2008 - April 2009, September 2009 - November 2010, April 2011 - June 2011 )
• Romania Adrian Bogoi (June 2007 - September 2007)
• Romania Adrian Matei (September 2007 - November 2007)
• Romania Petre Gigiu (September 2008 - October 2008 )
• Romania Gheorghe Becheanu and Haralambie Becheanu (April 2009 - September 2009)
• Romania Ion Stăncescu (November 2010)
• Romania Cristian Bădoiu (January 2011, July 2011 - September 2011)
• Gigi Iordache Romania (March 2011)
• Romania Remus Gâlmencea (September 2011 - )