Volán FC

The Volánbusz FC was a Hungarian football club based in the district Rákospalota in the XV. District in the north-east of Budapest. The club wore their home games in Budai II László Stadium from which more than 10,000 seats, including 3,000 seats, has.

Named after the bus transport Borsod Volánbusz club played 1979-1991 six years of the first Hungarian League, the National Championship I. Nemzeti without achieving there but impressive results. A 11th place in the first Erstligajahr was the greatest success. After relegation in 1991 fell Volánbusz and was dissolved. Then, a new association called Rákospalotai EAC was established which, although the eligibility Volans for the second division took to complete, but relies on the traditions of the club of the same name, which was founded in 1912, in the years of the Second World War but went down.

The most famous player in club history, the 76 -fold Hungarian international Ferenc Bene, who spent the 1978/79 and 1983/84 one season with the club.

Volánbusz means in Hungarian as much as control ( a vehicle), volant by the French.

League rankings

• Football club from Budapest