CS Snagov

FC Snagov is a Romanian football club from Snagov. He is since 2012 the League III, the third Romanian league, at.

History

The FC Snagov was founded in 1997 as CS Snagov. In 2002, his first promotion to the third- highest division, the Divizia C. In 2003, the football department became an independent FC Snagov. The first two seasons was also placed in the lower middle of Season III, which covers the south-east of Romania, and thereby save the relegation almost each of the club. In the 2004/05 season, the club was able to leave the lower regions of the table and finish the season in fifth -placed. A year later, he sat by significantly against the competition and went on for the first time in the Liga II.

However, the 2006/07 season graduated from Snagov only in 16th place and had 13 points behind already descend again. It was followed by the direct re- ascent. In the 2008 /09 season under coach Mihai Stoica could the class be obtained. In summer 2009, Laurentiu Reghecampf officially ended his active career and convinced Lutz Stache, the CEO and owner of a building materials company from Cottbus to get involved financially with FC Snagov. Although Stache paid the debts of the club towards the players, but was not as initially announced major shareholder of FC Snagov. After the away defeat at Dunărea Galaţi was October 21, 2009 Reghecampfs wife, Anamaria Prodan, new club president and Cristian Ţermure as the successor of Mihai Stoica officially the new coach of the team. In fact, this office exerted Although from Reghecampf, but this was dropped due to lack of valid UEFA Pro license as sports director and was listed in the match report sheets as a massage therapist. The team came in the 2009/10 season for the first time in higher regions before and finished the season off in fourth place, meaning the best result in the club's history. The distance to the climbers FC Victoria Brăneşti and Sportul Studenţesc was eight points. Reghecampf and his wife had left the club on 14 May 2010, five games of season Universitatea Craiova in direction, whereupon first Laurentiu Tudor was appointed technical director and George Dumitru Cristian Ţermure replaced in summer 2010 as head coach. After Catalin call, one of the shareholders of the association, in early September 2010 had become the new patron of CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea, his two players, and on 29 November 2010, the technical director Tudor then followed. The former coach George Dumitru was on 30 November 2010 Assistant to the new head coach Laurentiu Reghecampf. However, this left the FC Snagov in January 2011 to work as a sports director at Universitatea Craiova, so George Dumitru was promoted again to head coach. On 3 March 2011 Reghecampf returned a second time, but remained only until April 4, 2011, when he again moved, this time as head coach, to Craiova. The season 2010/11 ended the club under coach George Dumitru again in the lower middle. In June 2011, Returnees Laurentiu Reghecampf was again coach of the team. On December 18, 2011 Reghecampf broke his contract but again, to replace the previously retired on day Laurentiu Dinita as coach of second-bottom CS Concordia Chiajna in Liga 1. After Apostol Muşat, the mayor of Snagov, was arrested on 22 December 2011 due to allegations of corrupt and seven players were followed by Chiajna Reghecampf, the club was about to withdraw from the League II 2011 /12. Early January 2012, however, the investors of the association agreed to the continuation of gaming operations and the commitment of Laurentiu Tudor as the new coach. Shortly thereafter, however, the association withdrew.

Achievements

• Promotion to the Liga II: 2006, 2008

Stadium

The FC Snagov plays its home games in the 2,000 -seat end Stadionul vointa from the district Ghermanesti. In summer 2011, floodlights were installed to provide participating in the U-19 European Football Championships 2011 Teams additional training facilities in the stadium.

Former coach

• Romania Ion Vlădoiu (September 2006 to 23 October 2006)
• Romania Mihai Stoica (until 21 October 2009)
• Romania Cristian Ţermure (21 October 2009 to summer 2010)
• Romania Laurentiu Reghecampf ( 30. November 2010 to January 2011, March 3, 2011 to 4 June 2011, June 2011 to 18 December 2011)
• Romania George Dumitru ( summer 2010 to 30 November 2010, January 2011 to March 3, 2011, 4th April 2011 to June 2011, since March 2012)
• Romania Laurentiu Tudor ( January 2012-March 2012 )