PSFC Chernomorets Burgas

FC Chernomorets Burgas ( Bulgarian ПСФК Черноморец Бургас, English Chernomorets Burgas ) is a football club from the Bulgarian Black Sea port city of Burgas. The club plays in the Bulgarian league. President of the association, founded in 2005 is Mitko SABEW. Ex - Bundesliga player Krassimir Balakov coached the team from 2008 to December 2010. Chernomorets Pomorie acts as the second team of the club from Burgas.

3.1 balances
3.2 Achievements 3.2.1 National
3.2.2 International

History

Foundation, Third and Second Division

In 2005, the club was founded under the name FC Chernomorets Burgas 919. The association sees itself as the rightful successor of the company founded in 1919 clubs FC Chernomorets.

In his first season (2005/ 06), the club played in the amateur league and qualified for the second ( professional ) Bulgarian football league. Since 2002, however, Mitko SABEW was also the owner of the second football club tradition of Burgas, the FC Neftochimik, who played until 2005/ 06 in the First League. After Chernomorets ascended to the second division, SABEW had two professional teams, which contrary to the regulations of the Bulgarian Football Federation. So SABEW tried jointly with the municipality Burgas ( of the sports facilities of the club founded in 1919 FC Chernomorets belonged ) before the end of the 2005/06 season both clubs under the name FC Chernomorets to unite. However, the oppose the fan groups of both clubs, the population of Burgas and Ivaylo Draschew, president of former club Chernomorets Burgas - Balgaria who regarded himself as a successor of the company founded in 1919 clubs FC Chernomorets.

After the end of the 2005 /06 FC Neftochimik revoked the license for the First League due to the above-described breach of its owner, and he had the 2006/07 season begin in the second division. SABEW separated officially from FC Neftochimik favor of Festa Holding, but SABEW is near. After the failed attempt of association and the forced descent of Neftomichimik you decided to leave the FC Chernomorets Burgas 919 are given greater support. The better players of the two teams were bundled in FC Chernomorets Burgas 919. The venue of both teams was the former " Neftochimik stadium," one of the most modern in Bulgaria, which was renamed for this purpose stadium in glaze.

In summer 2006, the renaming of FC Chernomorets Burgas PSFC Chernomorets Burgas 919 followed. The 2006/07 season PSFC Chernomorets Burgas finished the first in the second division East and could ascend directly after only one year in the league. The FC Neftochimik again finished second with only one defeat, by his city rivals.

First League

Since the 2007/ 08 season of PSFC Chernomorets plays in the Bulgarian league. After successful season 2006/ 07, it was decided the old stadium " Chernomorets " (until 1990 " 9 Septemvri Stadium " ) to modernize Akaziite in the district. It will establish a new, modern building, which should be completed by the end of 2008. Due to a legal dispute with the former tenant of Chernomorets Stadium, Ivaylo Draschew, this plan but could not until now be implemented. However, a start of construction should be completed by 2013. Until then, the PSFC Chernomorets plays its home games in the glaze Stadium.

End of March 2009 signed the German former international Fredi Bobic a 2014 dated contract as Managing Director for sports and marketing. Together with his former Stuttgart players Krassimir Balakov who replaced Dimitar Dimitrov as a coach, Bobic wanted to lead the club in the next few years in the national top. Another legionnaire from the Bundesliga, Ilija Gruew, was an assistant coach. In July 2010, however, Bobic moved back to VfB Stuttgart where he became the successor of Horst Heldt as sports director.

His first act in Burgas was the obligation of the former Bremer goalkeeper Pascal Borel until season's end. The -budgetary goalkeeper had to undergo an operation. Borel played for Honved Budapest and had actually already finished his career.

2010, the modern training center Hainest ( Bulg " гнездо на акули " ) near the district Sarafovo large part was completed. 27 July 2010 left Bobic Chernomorets and was sports director of the VfB Stuttgart. Sports Director was the former Bulgarian national team slatko Jankow.

In the season 2010/11 Chernomorets could in the first round against all clubs from Sofia ( CSKA, Levski, Slawia and locomotive ) win, only the Movers Akademik Sofia was able to secure a point. The winter break 2010/11 spent Chernomorets in 3rd place with 28 points and one defeat. However, in early December it was announced that the major shareholders of Petrol Holding opposed the ambitious project and club owner Mitko SABEW refused to provide only the necessary resources for the five -year program of the trainer are available. Subsequently, the contract was terminated by mutual agreement with Balakov. His successor was the former coach of Minjor Pernik, Anton Welkow. New sporting director was Gian Piero Persichetti, former sports director of Lazio. Under the new leadership of some of the key players left the club, but joined the former German Under-20 international Savio Nsereko to Burgas.

Under the new coach Welkow, Chernomorets could not build on the successes of the first round. It was after four games in which only one point (1:1 with Akademik Sofia) brought, and after three defeats ( 0-4 against CSKA Sofia, Levski Sofia 0-1 against and 0-3 against the bottom club Widima Rakowski ) fired. Next to him the entire management left the club. New sporting director was the lawyer from Burgas Plamen Kiryakov. On March 21, the new board Georgi Vassilev presented as new coach. He signed with the club a contract for a year and half. Under Wassilew the team was able to stabilize, but not to build on the successes of the first round. In the cup competition Chernomorets was stopped in the quarterfinals in a penalty kick drama of Slawia Sofia. Chernomorets ended the 2010/11 season in 8th place in the table with 37 points and fell short of our own expectations and goals. The Chernomorets project could not convince the fans, and the team had to deliver in a nearly empty stadium their home games.

On 30 May 2011, the contract was terminated with Georgi Vassilev. His place was taken by Dimitar Dimitrov, who brought the club from the third to the first Bulgarian league. In the summer they separated to different ways of almost all expensive, especially foreign players. For young and without clubs players were signed for the 2011/12 season. The winter break spent Chernomorets in 3rd place with 33 points, two losses and a goal difference of 25:5. The 2011/12 season ended Chernomorets on the fourth place in the table with 60 points and a goal difference of 57:23 and just missed taking part in qualifying for the UEFA Europa League 2012/13.

Fans

The fan groups are divided according to the residential areas of the city of Burgas. The oldest fan groups are the Italianzite (from the " Italian " part) and Alkosharks ( from the district Meden Rudnik ). In recent years, more fan clubs like the Blue vandals ( from the districts Isgrew and Slaveikov ) or the pupil grouping Blue Sharks Young Crew have emerged. There are also usually small fan groups that form the hard core, the so-called Ultras. However, they are united by the grouping BS crew.

The central fan club Blue Sharks maintains friendly relations with the fans of PAOK Salonika and ADO Den Haag.

2009 fan - club house was opened in the center of the city.

Names and Numbers

The name Chernomorets Cyrillic Черноморец ( dt from Cherno more Black Sea) in German means about inhabitants of the Black Sea coast. The budget for the 2009/10 season was about 3,776 mils Lewa (about 1.8 mils € )

PSFC Chernomorets Burgas

History

Foundation, Third and Second Division

First League

Fans

Names and Numbers

Balances

Achievements

National

Internationally

Squad of the 2013/14 season

Sponsors