CD Condal

Club Deportivo Condal was a Spanish football club based in Barcelona. The club was founded in 1934 under the name SD España Industrial, renamed in 1956 in CD Condal and 1970, resolved to found together with Atlètic Catalunya his new club FC Barcelona Atlètic.

History

On 1 August 1934 the company Sección Deportiva La España Industrial and sports department was founded with the same name. Owner of the establishment was Josep Antoni de Albert, who in 1943 also briefly president of FC Barcelona was. During the presidency of de Albert of accumulating now under the name Club Deportivo Espanya Industrial Association was the reserve team of FC Barcelona. Initially the club played in regional leagues and wore its home games at the Camp de Les Cortes.

In 1950 it increased for the first time in the Tercera División and two years later they got into the Segunda División. In the season 1952/53, to one skilled in sports División for promotion to the Primera, as the team was but the second team of FC Barcelona, ​​the team was denied the promotion.

In the season 1956/57, the club again reached the second place in the Segunda División and won the subsequent relegation to Primera División. As a result, the club was divided under the name CD Condal out of the FC Barcelona, ​​in order to be eligible to start in order for the premier league. After just one season was relegated División as Table from the Primera CD Condal.

In 1968, she appeared again at the FC Barcelona and were again their reserve team.

1970, decided the president of FC Barcelona, ​​Agustí Montal, unite CD Condal and the Youth Team Atlètic Catalunya and from it to found FC Barcelona Atlètic, now called FC Barcelona B, .

Statistics

  • As SD España Industrial
  • As CD Condal
  • Seasons in La Liga: 1
  • Seasons in the Segunda División: 10
  • Seasons in the Tercera División: 9
  • Best position in Primera División of 16 (1956 /57)

Well-known former players

  • Eladio (1961-1962)
  • Josep Fusté (1959-1961)
  • Enric Gensana (1965-1966)
  • Gonzalvo III (1956-1957)
  • Jiří Hanke (1957-1958)
  • Carles Rexach (1965-1967)
  • Rodri (1951-1953, 1955-1958)
  • Manuel Sanchis Martínez (1955-1961)
  • Dagoberto Moll (1956-1957)
  • Ferran Olivella (1953-1956)
  • Justo Tejada (1952-1953)
  • Vergés Martín (1954-1956)

Well-known former coach

  • Enric Rabassa (1960-1961)
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