Frosinone Calcio

Frosinone Calcio is an Italian football club based in Frosinone, a town in the Lazio region. The club colors are yellow and blue. As the stadium club serves the Stadio Comunale Matusa, which can accommodate 9,680 spectators. Currently the club plays in the third-class Lega Pro Prima Divisione.

History

Frosinone Calcio, a club from the Latin city of Frosinone, was founded in 1928. Already 16 years ago the first organized football team of Frosinone was founded. The club named U.S. Frosinone played during the time of the Fascist regime in Italy " Il Duce " Benito Mussolini, especially in tournaments. At the time of Mussolini's government, the U.S. Frosinone called a time " 119.a Legion MVSN " which was the name of the so-called Blackshirts, the fighting organizations in Italy in the interwar period. The U.S. Frosinone was eventually renamed in 1928 in Frosinone Calcio. Four years later they built in Frosinone the Stadio Comunale Matusa. This stadium was at the beginning still a sports field with umzäumtem field and bleachers. Only in the late thirties, the first spectator stands were built. Today, the " Matusa " sums up almost 10,000 spectators.

In 1934, Frosinone Calcio succeeded for the first time, the Prima Divisione, renamed little in Series C later to achieve. There were playing at that time, today's top teams like Udinese Calcio, Parma FC or AC Siena. General seemed at that time in Frosinone an upcoming top club to develop. However, with the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 also ends the advance of Frosinone Calcio. The football team of the club now disappeared from the scene.

Rebuilding

After the club disappeared from the top leagues in the turmoil of the Second World War and of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany and the allied with the German Empire Italy, the football department in 1945 was revived. It started in the Prima Divisione Laziale. Two years later, the re- jump in the C series succeeded until 1952, was a five-year in the third highest Italian league the club. In the said year, the leap into the newly formed IV Serie succeeded. The IV series was from 1952 to 1959 and was the third highest league in Italian football. By the end of the IV series Frosinone Calcio was represented in this league. In the season 1958/59 the club was excluded from the IV series, as during a championship game against Cosenza Calcio flared serious riots that had their origin in the block Frosinones. In these riots, there were battles between the so-called "fans" of Frosinone Calcio and the Italian police. In addition, the referee was hit by a thrown from the Frosinone - block object on the head and was unconscious for a while. The consequence of the exclusion was the descent from the IV series, which was abolished after this season anyway, and the reduction in the D series a rise in the C series would be Sporty been quite possible.

Third - to Fünftklassigkeit

After the reduction in the series D, the fourth division to Frosinone did initially difficult to get back in top leagues. It remained until 1966 in the series D, before finally back promotion to the C series, we descended again in 1898 after a year with the U.S. Cremonese and the ASD Vis Pesaro immediately. 1971 succeeded again the promotion to the Serie C. This season, the goalkeeper of Frosinone Calcio allowed in 34 games just eight at the back. In series C, the yellow and blues played four good seasons. The best finish was doing a sifted, place 1971/72. But three years later, the time in the third division was over and it was followed again the descent into the series D. During this time, the series was C2, Pro Seconda Divisione now called Lega, founded, which replaced the Series D as the fourth league and the latter now made ​​to the fifth division. Frosinone Calcio 1978 abolished the rise in the C2 series, but already in the first season in the new league followed the descent. Again, only two years later managed to return to the fourth division. There Frosinone Calcio has established itself in the following years.

Rise up in the Serie B

Frosinone Calcio remained until the year 1987 in Serie C2. In the 1986/87 season then succeeded in promotion to Serie C1, known today under the name of Lega Pro Prima Divisione. After rank 9 in the first season he spent one year on rank 16 with the return to the C2 series. By 2004, Frosinone Calcio remained now in the fourth division. The association of both ascent Play -offs played (1996 lost to SC Alba Nova ) and relegation play- outs (1998 won against Alba Nova ). In 2004, finally made ​​the jump into the Serie C1. In the very first season in Serie C1 club reached the rank 5, whereupon denied promotion play-offs against AC Mantova, where however drew the short straw. In the same year the team made ​​it to the finals of the Coppa Italia Serie C. The final was against Spezia Calcio 1:1 and 0:1 lost. In the season 2005/ 06 for the first time made ​​the jump to the second Italian league, Serie B. In the final of the play-off games against the U.S. Grosseto reached Frosinone Calcio 0-0 and 1-0, which meant that the Team together with Spezia Calcio, Genoa in 1893 and SSC Napoli rose to the B series. There Frosinone established and now occupied for several years placements in secure midfield.

Known (former) players

  • Italy Marco Cari
  • Italy Sandro Ciotti
  • Italy Stefano Colantuono
  • Italy Salvatore Silvestri
  • Italy Luciano Masiello
  • Italy Paolo Santarelli
Stadio Matusa Italian Fascism 1930s Allies Violent crime Law enforcement in Italy Serie D Lega Pro Seconda Divisione Mantova FC Genoa C.F.C. Ascoli Calcio 1898 SS Barletta Calcio Benevento Calcio U.S. Grosseto F.C. US Lecce A.C. Pisa 1909 AC Prato FC Esperia Viareggio
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