Montevideo Wanderers FC

The Montevideo Wanderers Fútbol Club, short Wanderers, (nicknamed Bohemios ) is a football club from Montevideo in Uruguay.

Their home games bear holds in the montevideanischen Barrio Prado Wanderers, whose seat is in the Avenida Agraciada 2871, from the Estadio Viera. Coach of the team in 2012 is Alfredo Arias.

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History

The first two decades

The standing in the shadow of sporty and economically influential rivals Nacional and Peñarol Wanderers were founded on August 15, 1902. Shortly after the founding of the original team colors were blue and white as a sign of solidarity with the Argentine club Estudiantes de Buenos Aires changed black and white in its color. You are still the team colors of the Wanderers. The name of the association is to the brothers Enrique and Juan Sardeson to was the around the club, due to which elected him after a visit to England.

The team that played the first game for the club at all, consisted of the following players: Enrique Sardeson, Miguel Aphesteguy, Rafael Sardeson, Luis Carvalho Alvarez, Oscar Talice, José A. Nicolich, R. Miguelerena, Juan Sardeson, H. Ortiz Garzón, Alfredo Viera, Federico Canfield.

Right in the first two decades of its existence, celebrated the Wanderers great success. Thus, in 1906 and 1909 respectively Uruguayan champions over the years. 1908 and 1910 you won the Copa de Honor the team in the years 1906, 1908, 1911, 1917, 1918, and thus five times the Copa Competencia in favor of the club. In addition, the club won in 1911, 1917 and 1918 in the Copa Competencia Chevallier Boutell.

1920s

In 1922 the Uruguayan Bohemios runner-up, as part of the ON Nacional was declared prematurely to the Master. In the next few seasons in organized by the Federación Uruguaya de Football Campeonato Uruguayo Federación de la Uruguaya de Football antretend, was led by Domingo Tejera as captain of the team in 1923 and 1924 champion runner-up. 1924 is also the income of the Copa Río de la Plata to book. In 1931, the now back playing under the umbrella of ON Wanderers secured the Uruguayan championship.

Subsequent period (excerpt)

The Wanderers are since the introduction of professional football in Uruguay in 1932 to the " evergreens " of the Primera División. With 71 years of service (as of the end of the season 2011 /12) to the highest Uruguayan league is surpassed only by the two dominant clubs Nacional and Peñarol ( both 81 years old and thus continuous) and Defensor Sporting (79 years). It also counts with respect to the yield point of the most successful teams of Uruguay. In the Eternal table La Liga after they finished the season 2011/12 the fourth.

The Erstligapräsenz was interrupted by the last relegation in 1998. With the second division championship of the year 2000, however, which at that time of Daniel Carreño coached team returned immediately in the Primera División back.

With a sixth place in the 2012/ 13, the Wanderers qualified for the Copa Sudamericana 2013.

Participation in the Copa Libertadores

Several times, the club also participated in international competitions. 1975 qualified one first time for the Copa Libertadores. Once you get there in previous appearances (1983, 1986, 1988 ) failed in the group phase at the beginning, were encountered in the competition of the year 2002 in the second round. In the second round they lost on penalties 0:3 Peñarol after return game were each 2:2 is assumed.

Achievements

  • Uruguayan Champion (Amateur League ): 1906, 1909, (1923 ), 1931
  • Uruguayan Vice ( professional league ): 1980, 1985
  • Uruguayan champions of the Second Division: 1952, 1962, 1972, 2000
  • Copa de Honor: 1908, 1910
  • Torneo Competencia: 1987, 1990
  • Copa Competencia: 1906, 1908, 1911, 1917, 1918
  • Copa Competencia Chevallier Boutell: 1911, 1917, 1918
  • Liguilla Pre- Libertadores de América: 1987, 2001
  • Torneo Confraternidad Capital -Interior: 1977
  • Torneo Aniversario 75 of the National Sports Commission: 1986

Current squad 2013/14

Source: (as of August 14, 2013 )

Transfers for Apertura 2013

Previous Coach (excerpt)

From March 2010 to December 2011 Daniel Carreño held as coach. Carreño was followed on 12 December 2011, the former coach of the youth team ( Quinta ) of the Montevideaner, Alfredo Arias, who until 1983 worked for the club already as a player in 1977 and 1979, according as coach of the Montevideo Wanderers. He signed a one-year contract. He stands as an assistant coach of former Wanderers player Vicente Estavillo aside. The coaching staff is complemented by Ignacio Berriel.

List of former President

Former Players

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