AFC Rocar București

AS Rocar Bucharest was a Romanian football club from Bucharest. He played from 1999 to 2001 in the highest Romanian football league and cup final was in 2001.

History

Rocar Bucharest (later Rocar ) founded under the name Autobuzul Bucharest in 1953 as a sports club of the Romanian commercial vehicle manufacturer Autobuzul. He first played in the regional league, before he reached the summit for the first time in the national game operation Divizia C in 1968. Two years later Autobuzul could win his season, but could not in the promotion round prevail against Santierul Naval Olteniţa and CFR Paşcani.

After a placement in the midline, and a start-up compared Autobuzul succeeded in 1973 for the first time, the rise in the Divizia B. In the same season the club was first qualify for the main round in the Romanian Cup, retired from there but against UTA Arad. After the climb, reach two placements in midfield, before the club was relegated to the Divizia C after three years.

Just one year later, in 1977, succeeded to rise again. In the following years, Autobuzul could establish in Divizia B and placed always in the middle of his squadron. After the renewed decline in 1985, he managed a year later the return. This time, followed by beginning a battle to avoid relegation, which led to the renewed decline in 1988, but again for direct re-emergence. With one exception, in the 1991/92 season, as a third place was achieved Autobuzul played with the lower midrange.

After renaming of Autobuzul in Rocar in 1993 and the club changed its name and became the independent AS Rocar Bucharest. Also in the following years Rocar placed always in the middle of the Divizia B before him in the 1998/99 season the jump to second place and the associated promotion to the top Romanian football league, the Divizia A (now League 1), succeeded. After relegation in the first year, the club went into a cooperation agreement with the second division FULGERUL Bragadiru. After FULGERUL initially wanted to buy the license from Rocar (which was forbidden by the Romanian Football Federation ), both clubs merged under the name Rocar FULGERUL.

By the end of the season 2000/ 01 was relegated to the B Divizia the club because of the lost direct comparison against FCM Bacau. Previously, the club succeeded by reaching the Cup Finals, the greatest success in its history, but there drew the short straw against Dinamo Bucharest.

After descending the merger was dissolved with FULGERUL Bragadiru again and both clubs played in Divizia B more (due to the qualifications achieved before because the second team had played in Divizia B). This FULGERUL approached under the new name AEK Bucharest, which moved to Timişoara later than Politehnica AEK. Rocar himself retired mid-season after the dissolution of the company Rocar from playing back.

After a break of three years, the club undertook in 2005 a fresh start under the new name AFC Rocar ANEFS Bucharest as a football club of the National Academy of Physical Education and Sport ( Academia de Naţională educatie Fizică şi sport; ANEFS ). In 2006, the return to the Divizia C. This succeeded, he belonged to three years before he again retired in 2009 from the game and broke up.

Achievements

  • Romanian Cup finalist: 2001
  • Rise in the Divizia A: 1999
  • Rise in the Divizia B: 1973, 1977, 1986, 1989

Known player

  • Romania Dan Alexa (1999-2001)
  • Romania Dănuţ Coman (1999)
  • Romania Victoraş Iacob (1999-2001)
  • Romania Alexandru Ioniţă (2008)
  • Romania Daniel Prodan (2000-2001)
  • Romania Ionut Rada (2001)
  • Romania Necula Răducanu (1981 )
  • Romania Romeo Stancu (1998-2000)
  • Romania Iulian Tames (1998)
  • Romania Gheorghe Tătaru (1981-1982)
  • Romania Daniel Tudor (1998-2000)

Former coach

  • Romania Dumitru Dumitriu (1982-1984, 2000-2001)
  • Romania Aurel Ţicleanu (1997)
  • Romania Ion Dumitru (1998)
  • Romania Marius Şumudică (2006-2007)
  • Romania Adrian Matei
Liga I Liga III Liga II 1999–2000 Divizia A 2000–01 Divizia A
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