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Gyeongnam FC
경남 FC
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Full nameGyeongnam Football Club
경남도민 프로축구단
Nickname(s)Kindergarten, Roses
Founded2006
GroundChangwon Football Center
Capacity15,116
ChairmanGyeongsangnam-do
provincial governor
ManagerChoi Jin-Han
LeagueK-League
2011 Season8th
WebsiteClub website
Current season

Gyeongnam FC (Korean: 경남 FC) is a South Korean football club. Based in Gyeongsangnam-do. Home stadium is in Changwon, the capital city of Gyeongnam, Gyeongnam FC joined the K-League as its 14th club for the 2006 season and was founded in 2006.

History

2006 season

In their first season, K-League 2006, Gyeongnam FC reached 12th place in K-League. They achieved 3rd place in the Hauzen Cup. In the middle of cup, Kim Jin-Yong, the striker, lined out for a half year.

2007 season

Gyeongnam FC was 4th place for K-League 2007 with Park Hang-Seo. His tactic was brilliant enough and well-organized players to brought them to that place. But they defeated by Pohang Steelers by penalty shootout in the first round of play-offs. There were some arguments about Jung Sung-Ryong, the Pohang Steelers Goalkeeper's tackle. The Best play of Season for Gyeongnam FC was Cabore, who was member of K-League best team and top scorer at then. He scored 18 goals during 26 matches. Also he record continuous attack points during 8 league matches. Although he had talked about his affection for Gyeongnam FC and to being Korean many times, he moved to FC Tokyo suddenly. Then it went worse for Gyeongnam FC. Park Hang-Seo the gaffer and Chief Excutive Jeon Hyung-Doo quit their job immediately.

2008 season

Before starting the 2008 season, Cho Kwang-Rae, who also comes from Jinju cityGyeongnam was appointed the new manager . He managed Anyang Cheetahs FC, one of the most powerful clubs of the K-League, was 1 time of winner of the K-League and 2 times of runner-up in the K-League and ACL. By Cho's management, Gyeongnam FC showed improved performances for their fans. Newbie Seo Sang-Min was a valuable player because of his goals including 2 goals in his 1st matche of the K-League 2008, versus Daegu FC. Also Brazilian Attacking Midfielder Índio's performance filled in the vacuum left by the departure of Cabore's . At the last match of K-League 2008, Gyeongnam FC met Jeonbuk Motors, also aimed at getting into the K-League playoff. Through Kim Dong-Chan's scoring, Gyeongnam FC fans expected to get to the playoff, but Gyeongnam FC suffered a reversal by 3 goals by Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors including a Kim Hyung-Bum free-kick . So they were frustrated as a result of that loss. But they still got to the Korean FA Cup 2008 final because of Kim Dong-Chan's continuous scoring including a hat-trick in a semi final match. But they were defeated by Pohang Steelers, and lost entry into the ACL till the next time.

2009 season

In January 2009, Kim Jin-Yong transferred to Seongnam Ilhwa. He was traded with Kim Dong-Hyun, member of South Korean national football team. Because of this trade, fans consured to Gyeongnam FC board. So Gyeongnam FC board made a decision to blank his back number for 2009 season. But fans as ever miss him. In 2009 season, so many newbies include Song Ho-Young make a good performance for fans and former South Korean National Football Team goalkeeper Kim Byung-Ji exerts influence on club by his experiences and professionalism. Because of good playing of youngsters and manager Cho's attractive tactics, Gyeongnam was being on of playoff season club. Kim Dong-Chan and Lee Yong-Rae are most valuable players for this season. Kim recorded twice 5-game-continouse goal in 11 matches. Veteran goalkeeper Kim Byung-Ji recorded 500 match appearance in last league match. Because of youngster's fantastic playing, Gyeongnam got a nickname by fans "Cho's Kindergarten"

2010 season

Assembly of Changwon city interrupted plan that Gyeongnam FC use the Changwon Football Center, so club board and fans made much efforts to move the stadium. That lead to Gyeongnam moved the stadium from Changwon Civil Stadium to Changwon Football Center. Young Roses still showed a wonderful performance for their fans. They recorded first position in K-League by the winning goal in the late time in the match versus FC Seoul, scored by new captain Kim Young-Woo. It was first top positioned time in their 6-year-old history. Middle of the season, Roses lost their head, manager Cho, but they still showed a good performances under the leading of caretaker Kim Kwi-Hwa. Yoon Bit-Garam is most valuable youngster, he recorded 9 goals and 7 assists in 29 matches. So Yoon took in K-League Best XI and K-League Rookie of the Year Award 2010 and has been a national team player. Also, young centreback Kim Joo-Young has been a national team player, Yoon and Kim participated in Asian Cup 2010. In the national team's training, after ending of the season, Kim Joo-Young got a Anterior cruciate ligament, so he missed a matches until June 2011.

Honours

2006
2008

Club records

  • Biggest Win: May 26, 2007. versus Gwangju Sangmu Phoenix. 0-4.
  • Biggest Defeat: October 14, 2007, versus Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i.4-0.
  • Longest Unbeaten (K-League): 9 matches. (March 7, 2010 - May 2, 2010)
  • Highest Attendants: 25,980. August 21, 2010, versus Chunnam Dragons.
  • Lowest Attendants: 1,031. March 18, 2006, versus Daejeon Citizen.
  • Highest League Position : 1st. 2010
  • Lowest League Position : 12th. 2006.

Personal records

  • Continual Attacking Points

Brazil Cabore, 9 pts, 15 August 2007 ~ 6 October 2007.

  • Recording Multi-goals in debut match

It is first in League history. South Korea Seo Sang-Min, 9 March 2008 (versus Daegu FC).

  • Most league appearances

It is first in League history. South Korea Kim Byung-Ji, 500 matches, 1 November 2009 (versus Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors).

Award winners

BrazilCabore(2007)

Brazil Cabore(2007)

South Korea Yoon Bit-Garam(2010)

South Korea Kim Dong-Chan(2008)

South Korea Yoon Bit-Garam(2010)

Players

Current squad

As of 27 February 2012

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK South Korea KOR Kim Byung-Ji
2 DF South Korea KOR Kim Min-Hak
3 DF South Korea KOR Yoon Sin-Young
4 MF South Korea KOR Cho Jae-Yong
5 DF South Korea KOR Kang Min-Hyuk
6 DF Australia AUS Luke DeVere
7 MF South Korea KOR Kang Seung-Jo (captain)
8 FW South Korea KOR Jo Jae-Cheol
9 FW Colombia COL Jordán
10 FW Brazil BRA Roni
11 FW South Korea KOR Kim In-Han
12 DF South Korea KOR Lee Jae-Myung
13 FW South Korea KOR Choi Hyun-Yeon
14 MF South Korea KOR Yoo Ho-Joon
15 DF South Korea KOR Ko Jae-Sung
16 MF South Korea KOR Jung Da-Hwon
17 FW South Korea KOR An Sung-Bin
18 FW Brazil BRA Caíque
19 FW South Korea KOR Jung Dae-Sun
20 DF South Korea KOR Lee Yong-Gi
21 MF South Korea KOR Kim Ji-Woong
No. Pos. Nation Player
22 DF South Korea KOR Koh Rae-Se
23 MF South Korea KOR Huh Young-Suk
24 FW South Korea KOR Yun Il-Rok
25 FW South Korea KOR Lee Jae-An
26 MF South Korea KOR Choi Young-Jun
27 DF South Korea KOR Kim Bo-Sung
28 MF South Korea KOR Park Jin-Soo
29 MF South Korea KOR Kang Chul-Min
30 DF South Korea KOR Oh Byoung-Min
31 GK South Korea KOR Back Min-Chul
32 DF South Korea KOR Kim Jong-Soo
33 DF South Korea KOR Ha In-Ho
34 MF South Korea KOR Kim Hyun-Gon
35 DF South Korea KOR Kim Sung-Hyun
36 DF South Korea KOR Joo In-Bae
37 DF South Korea KOR Kim Chang-Hoon
38 MF South Korea KOR Tae Hyun-Chan
39 MF South Korea KOR Lee Dong-Kun
40 GK South Korea KOR Lee Keun-Pyo
41 GK South Korea KOR Kim Sea-Joon
42 MF South Korea KOR Nam Seol-Hyun

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
MF South Korea KOR Hwang Byung-In (to Sangju Sangmu Phoenix for military service)

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U-18 (Jinju High School) Squad

As of June 7, 2011 Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK South Korea KOR Lee Eun-Ho
2 FW South Korea KOR Park Sang-Jin
3 DF South Korea KOR Koo Bon-Hyung
4 DF South Korea KOR Lee Yong-Hee
5 DF South Korea KOR Kim Sung-Hyun
6 DF South Korea KOR Kim Jung-Kang
7 DF South Korea KOR Lee Shin-Il
8 MF South Korea KOR Lee Kwang-Ryul
9 MF South Korea KOR Lee Bum-Soo
10 MF South Korea KOR Kim Ki-Man
11 FW South Korea KOR Jung Woo-Hyun
12 MF South Korea KOR Jung Soon-Ho
13 MF South Korea KOR Jang Min-Hoo
14 MF South Korea KOR Son Hyung-Joon
15 FW South Korea KOR Jung Hyo-Kwon
16 DF South Korea KOR Noh Wang-Joo
17 FW South Korea KOR Kim Jin-Sung
18 GK South Korea KOR Hyun Bin
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 DF South Korea KOR Kim Myung-Soo
20 DF South Korea KOR Kim Chang-Hoon
21 MF South Korea KOR Bae Joon-Ho
22 MF South Korea KOR Lee Ha-Neul
23 DF South Korea KOR Kim Chang-Ho
24 DF South Korea KOR Kim Jae-Hyeong
25 FW South Korea KOR Ahn Chang-Woo
26 MF South Korea KOR Lim Dong-Joon
27 MF South Korea KOR Lim Ja-Young
28 FW South Korea KOR Lee Joon-Hyuk
29 MF South Korea KOR Cha Joon-Seok
30 MF South Korea KOR Noh Gyeong-Nam
31 GK South Korea KOR Kim Hyung-Keun
32 FW South Korea KOR Kang Tae-Woo
33 DF South Korea KOR Lee Seung-Hwan
34 MF South Korea KOR Kim Jae-Ho
35 MF South Korea KOR Kim Jeh-Hyun

Former captains

Name Start End
South Korea Kim Do-Keun 2006 2006
South Korea Kim Hyo-Il 2007 2008
South Korea Lee Sang-Hong 2008 2009
South Korea Kim Young-Woo 2010 2011
South Korea Jung Da-Hwon 2011 2011

Notable players

For details on notable players, see Category:Gyeongnam FC players.

Club officials

Coaching staff

  • Manager : South Korea Choi Jin-Han
  • Assistant Manager : South Korea Lee Byung-Keun
  • Fitness Coach : Brazil Ademir Ferreira Mendes
  • GK Coach : South Korea Yoo Jin-Hoe
  • Coach : South Korea Kim Byung-Ji (Playing coach)
  • Psysio : South Korea Ko Kang-Min
  • Psysio : South Korea Hong Jin-Hyeon
  • Psysio : South Korea Kim Jae-O
  • Youth Manager : South Korea Cho Jung-Hyun
  • Youth Coach : South Korea Kim Moon-Kyu
  • Youth Coach : South Korea Koo Kyung-Joo

Club board

  • President : Kim Doo-Gwan(Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Governor)
  • Chief Executive : Jeon Hyung-Doo (former President of Gyeongnam FA
  • Executive : Kim Young-Jo (Parliament man of Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Assembly)
  • Executive : Kwon Young-Min (Vice-President of Gyeongnam Athlectic Association)
  • Executive : Lee Jae-Kwan (Director of Gyeongnam Nonghyup)
  • Executive : Cho Moon-Kwan (former Parliament man of Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Assembly)
  • Executive : Kang Sang-Won (Executive director of STX)
  • Executive : Moon Dong-Sung (President of Kyongnam Bank)
  • Executive : Ko Bong-Woo (Vice-President of Gyeongnam FA)
  • Executive : Park Noh-Chang (Director of Changwon Athletic Association)
  • Executive : Seo Seok-Man (President of Changwon FA and Da-Won Tech.)
  • Executive : Song Sang-Seob (President of Ge-In Industry)
  • Executive : Kim Oh-Young (Parliament man of Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Assembly)
  • Executive : Hwang Dong-Gwan (President of Jinju FA)
  • Executive : Kim Sang-Bok (President of Gyeongnam Lawn Tennis Association)

Managerial history

# Name From To Season Notes
1
Park Hang-Seo 2005/08/22 2007/11/16 2006–2007
2
Cho Kwang-Rae 2007/12/04 2010/07/31 2008–2010
C Kim Kwui-Hwa 2010/08/09 2010/11/29 2010
3
Choi Jin-Han 2010/12/01 present 2011–present

Crest

Sponsorship

Kit Supplier

Name Start End
Hummel 2006 2009
Kelme 2010 2011
Hummel 2012

Main sponsors

Name Start End
STX 2006

External links