Hacettepe SK

Hacettepe Spor Kulübü is a Turkish football club from the Turkish capital Ankara. It was bought in the early 2000s by Gençlerbirliği Ankara and has been the second team.

History

First club establishment and first years

The club was first established in 1948 as Ankara Sanayi Barbarosspor or Ankara Sanayi Barbaros SK in the Turkish capital Ankara. After he had played club until the year 1968 in the regional amateur leagues Ankara turned the club for season 1968/69, an application for participation in the previously introduced one years third highest Turkish professional league, the third Türkiye Futbol Ligi. Since the club had fulfilled all the requirements for admission, the Turkish Football Federation approved the participation of the third league 1968 season / 69th In his first season the club finished in 12th place in the table and so reached the safe relegation. After the club was able to hold two more years in the league, you missed the summer of 1972 in the league and put up at the regional amateur league. Since Ankara with a population of 900,000 already had a number of clubs in the first, second and third division, it lacked Sanayi Barbaros on the necessary support to rise again. Thus, the club was forgotten and played in the amateur league on.

Renaming and return to professional football

Mid-1990s the forgotten club was bought by the metal manufacturing company of Asa and renamed Ankara ASAŞ SK or in the short form in Ankara ASAŞ. In the summer of 1997 the club managed the long-awaited rise in Türkiye Futbol Ligi 3 and thus a return to the Turkish professional football. Already in its second non- league season after returning to professional football, the third- League 1998/99 season, the club reached the Championship League and thus the first ascent the club's history in the second Türkiye Futbol Ligi. In his first season in the 2nd League, the club reached a safe non- relegation zone. In his second season second division, the 2000/01 season, Ankara ASAŞ was drawn in Group 5, in which almost exclusively clubs from Southeastern Anatolia were. Then told the club's management, not wanting to participate in the game. The Turkish Football Federation evaluated then all matches in the club with a 0-3 defeat and had relegated the club.

System -related decline in the third TFF Lig

As with the 2001/02 season, the Turkish professional football fundamental changes should be subjected to 2000/ 01 preparations have been made for this change already in the season. So far, the professional football in Turkey consisted of three leagues: the top division, the one-lane Türkiye Futbol Ligi 1, the dual-class fünfspurig and played in two stages Türkiye Futbol Ligi 2 and the third-rate and achtgleisig played Türkiye Futbol Ligi 3. For the 2001/02 season of professional football was extended to four professional leagues. During the first Türkiye Futbol Ligi remained unchanged, was the second Türkiye Futbol Ligi in the now second highest league, which Türkiye Futbol Ligi 2 A Kategorisi ( Engl.: 2 football league in the category A of Turkey), and the third- highest division, Türkiye Futbol Ligi 2 B Kategorisi ( Engl.: 2 football league in the category B of Turkey), divided. The downstream Türkiye 3 Futbol Ligi was henceforth thus the fourth- highest division, the TFF 3 ligament Those teams which only occupied a central place in the table in the non- league season 2000/ 01 were for the upcoming season in the newly created fourth highest Turkish league, in the 3 assigned. Lig. Ankara ASAŞ to voluntarily not participate this half of the second division season 2000/ 01, was already early in the season relegated firmly and had end of the season due to the system relegated to the third Lig.

Modern Times

Prior to the 2003/2004 season the team played their games under the name Asaşspor. Because of financial problems, the club was sold to Gençlerbirliği Ankara. After the sale of the club was the name Gençlerbirliği ASAŞ. In 2006 the club name was changed to Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ.

The climb to the first division in 2007 meant for Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ that the club had to be managed separately and independently of Gençlerbirliği Ankara. Since Erstligaaufstieg therefore cooperation with Gençlerbirliği Ankara took place only in relation to the youth training. After a year in the first Turkish league 's Board of Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ to change the name of Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ in Hacettepespor decided therefore to underline the recent connections as a former farm team of Gençlerbirliği Ankara from the association name. In this sense, the club colors were changed to purple and white. The choice of name is established as a tribute to Ankara's former top club Hacettepe Gençlik Kulübü. The former Hacettepe Gençlik Kulübü went in 1988 while on in today's society Keciörengücü.