CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea

CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea is a Romanian football club from Râmnicu Vâlcea. He plays since 2005 in the League II, the second Romanian league.

History

CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea ( German Urban sports club Râmnicu Vâlcea ) was founded in 2004, without being a direct descendant of the dissolved for financial reasons traditional clubs Chimia Râmnicu Vâlcea. The association, whose main shareholder was the city council under the leadership of the newly elected mayor Mircia Gutau, started in his first season in the third Romanian League, the Divizia C, with Lucian Catargiu, the former coach of third division Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea, as head coach. On 19 October 2004 Catargiu was made redundant, so that on 29 October 2004 Adrian FURNICA for the first time sat in the dugout at home against Progresul Corabia. With him CSM rose to the Divizia B in the first year of its existence. The season 2005/ 06 he finished a disappointing sixth place in the club after he was still considered after the first round as a safe ascent candidate. The contract with FURNICA was dissolved and with Costel Pană committed in June 2006 a new coach, with the CSM in the season 2006/ 07 almost failed in the Table 1 the rise and the only Universitatea Cluj and Dacia Mioveni had to let go first. Subsequently, the contract was terminated with Pană in June 2007 and instead Marian Bondrea brought in as head coach. Since in the following season threatened Missing the rise objective Bondrea was released on 24 March 2008 and the current assistant coach Dumitru Teleşpan took until the end of the season his place. CSM was again third in the table, this time behind FC Arges Pitesti and Gaz Metan Medias.

In June 2008, Marin Barbu became the new coach of the team. Shortly afterwards, however, he fell out with George Frasin, businessman and patron of new CSM after the takeover of the club by the City Council, and was replaced by the former Macedonian Nikola Ilievski coach in July 2008. After only six league games, he was replaced by Alin Artimon, with the club in the season 2008 /09 the fourth place went to and thus the achieved until now best ranking in their history. Three days before the start of the following season Artimon resigned on 19 August 2009 by his office because he could not agree on the appropriate method of payment with the club's management. After the first match, where the supervised Dumitru Teleşpan team won 6-1 against Neuaufsteiger Fortuna Covaci, however, he returned to CSM. Because they had received several months no salaries, most regulars came in late November 2009 strike and left the club during the winter break. On 27 January 2010 also was Mircia Gutau, the club president and mayor of Râmnicu Vâlcea, convicted of an incident which had occurred in 2006, to a three-year prison sentence for corruption. Then broke Artimon on 15 March 2010 his coach contract finally on, and was succeeded by again, the previous assistant coach Dumitru Teleşpan. Over the second half of the financial situation of CSM came to a head so that the club on 11 June 2010 to his FC Bihor Oradea away game on the final day did not only traveled all cost reasons.

A few days before the start of the 2010/11 season was Romeo Rădulescu, the new mayor of Râmnicu Vâlcea, on 18 August 2010 announced that five other key players with whom the club had managed to avoid relegation, would have to be dismissed for lack of funding. After 23 August 2010 also partnered with the first division Pandurii Târgu Jiu failed because the club's management decided in the last resort against a charge of the second team, CSM was on the verge of dissolution, and had the first championship games with numerous youth players deny. On the advice of Laurentiu Tudor, the technical director of FC Snagov in early September was the businessman Catalin call, so far one of the shareholders of FC Snagov, new patron of the club in 2010. There were committed some new players and Sorin Bucuroaia appointed as the new coach, with whom the club was able to maintain in a secure mid-table. On 2 December 2010, after the termination of the contract at FC Snagov, Laurentiu Tudor was appointed as the new General Manager of CSM, while Sorin Bucuroaia initially remained head coach. Through the sale of Laurentiu Branescu, goalkeeper of the Romanian U-17 National Team, Juventus at the beginning of 2011 was the financial situation of the association be improved.

Already at the beginning of the season in March 2011, however, it became clear that Laurentiu Tudor had become the real coach of the team, while as such Bucuroaia came into existence only on the scoresheet. The supervised by the coaching team team landed end of the season in seventh place. On September 13, 2011 Assistant coach Sorin Bucuroaia broke up his contract so that Laurentiu Tudor initially remained with goalkeeper coach Robert Tufişi as the only assistant. Tudor appointed the team captain Marius Mitu on 14 September 2011 as the new assistant coach, although he did not yet possess the necessary coaching license. A few days later came a youth coach Dumitru Teleşpan as another assistant coach to Tudor. On October 2, 2011 Laurentiu Tudor stepped back and Marius Mitu was appointed on October 3, 2011 as his successor. He was again placed as an assistant coach Dumitru Teleşpan aside.

Achievements

• Promotion to the Liga II: 2005

Former coach

• Romania Lucian Catargiu ( summer 2004 to 19 October 2004)
• Romania Adrian FURNICA ( October 19, 2004 bis June 2006)
• Romania Costel Pană (June 2006 -June 2007)
• Romania Marian Bondrea (June 2007 to 24 March 2008)
• Romania Dumitru Teleşpan (24th March 2008 to June 2008 19 August, 2009 to 23 August 2009 15 March 2010 to September 2010 )
• Romania Marin Barbu ( June 2008-July 2008 )
• Macedonia Nikola Ilievski ( July 2008-September 2008 )
• Romania Alin Artimon ( September 2008 to August 19, 2009, August 23, 2009 to March 15, 2010, from April 2012 to August 2012 )
• Romania Sorin Bucuroaia ( September 2010-January 2011 )
• Romania Laurentiu Tudor (January 2011 to 2 October 2011, October 2012-February 2013 )
• Romania Marius Mitu (3rd October 2011 to April 2012 )
• Romania Constantin Schumacher ( August 2012-October 2012 )
• Romania Alexandru Pelici ( February 2013-August 2013 )
• Romania Claudiu Niculescu ( since August 2013)