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The club was fomed in 1923 under the name Mladi Radnik. Mladi Radnik played their first official matches against Kragujevac clubs [[FK Šumadija 1903|Šumadija 1903]] and [[FK Slavija Kragujevac|Slavija]]. In 1929 Mladi Radnik changed its name to Kragujevac sports club Radnički. |
The club was fomed in 1923 under the name Mladi Radnik. Mladi Radnik played their first official matches against Kragujevac clubs [[FK Šumadija 1903|Šumadija 1903]] and [[FK Slavija Kragujevac|Slavija]]. In 1929 Mladi Radnik changed its name to Kragujevac sports club Radnički. |
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In 1969 Radnički made it to the First Leage of Yugoslavia after beating Sutjeska and Crvenka in the play-off. In 7.September 1969 Radnički had a great 4-1 victory over [[Partizan Belgrade]] at JNA stadium. In 15. Septeber 1969 Radnički played a 4-4 draw with [[Santos]]. The scorers for Santos were Edu with 3 and [[Pele]] with 1 while the scorers for Radnički were Nikolić, Paunović, and Paunovski with 2 goals. |
In 1969 Radnički made it to the First Leage of Yugoslavia after beating Sutjeska and Crvenka in the play-off. In 7.September 1969 Radnički had a great 4-1 victory over [[Partizan Belgrade]] at JNA stadium. In 15. Septeber 1969 Radnički played a 4-4 draw with [[Santos]]. The scorers for Santos were Edu with 3 and [[Pele]] with 1 while the scorers for Radnički were Nikolić, Paunović, and Paunovski with 2 goals. |
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| Full name | Kragujevački fudbalski klub Radnički | ||
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| Founded | 1923 | ||
| Ground | Čika Dača Stadium, Kragujevac | ||
| Capacity | 22,058 | ||
| Chairman |  Nenad Ilić | ||
| Manager | Milan Samardzić | ||
| League | Srpska Liga | ||
| 2006-07 | 6th | ||
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FK Radnički Kragujevac or KFK Radnički (Serbian Cyrillic: Крагујевачки фудбалски клуб Раднички) is a football club from Kragujevac, Serbia.
The club was founded in 1923, its colors are red and white. It currently plays in the Srpska Liga West.
From 1923-1929 the club was known as "Mladi Radnik".
History
The club was fomed in 1923 under the name Mladi Radnik. Mladi Radnik played their first official matches against Kragujevac clubs Šumadija 1903 and Slavija. In 1929 Mladi Radnik changed its name to Kragujevac sports club Radnički.
1969-76
In 1969 Radnički made it to the First Leage of Yugoslavia after beating Sutjeska and Crvenka in the play-off. In 7.September 1969 Radnički had a great 4-1 victory over Partizan Belgrade at JNA stadium. In 15. Septeber 1969 Radnički played a 4-4 draw with Santos. The scorers for Santos were Edu with 3 and Pele with 1 while the scorers for Radnički were Nikolić, Paunović, and Paunovski with 2 goals.
Radnicki played in Prva liga Jugoslavije:
1969/1970 sezona 15. Radnički 34 11 05 18 34:42 38
1970/1971 sezona 16. Radnički 34 09 10 15 29:50 37
1971/1972 sezona 17. Radnički 34 07 10 17 24:55 31
1974/1975 sezona 15. Radnički 34 09 12 13 27:39 39
1975/1976 sezona 18. Radnički 34 08 07 19 29:57 31
Radnicki played in Prva liga Srbije i Crne Gore :
1998/1999 sezona 10. Radnički 24 09 03 12 33:41 30
1999/2000 sezona 12. Radnički 40 13 13 14 35:41 52
2000/2001 sezona 09. Radnički 34 13 05 16 38:52 44
2001/2002 sezona 18. Radnički 34 06 05 23 25:64 23
Stadium
The home field of FK Radnicki Kragujevac is the Čika Dača Stadium, in Kragujevac. With a capacity of 22,058 seats, it is the 3th largest football stadium in the Serbia. The stadium is currently undergoing renovations.
Notable Players
Here are some of the many football legends who have played for Radnicki Kragujevac:
Milenko Radivojevic- Milija Ilic
- Milasin Milic
- Sava Paunovic
- Slobodan Paunovski
- Predrag Spasic
Predrag Djordjevic
Đorđe Rakić - Danko Lazovic
- Ognjen Koroman
- Zoran Radosavljevic
Supporters
Fan's name: Crveni Djavoli - RED DEVILS was founded in 1989
See also
External links
- KFK Radnički (Official)
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