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The club was originally formed back in 1924 under the name Omladina, followed by [[Pelister]] and then SK Bitola. In 1945 the team was renamed back to [[Pelister]] and has used that name ever since. The team played in the lower divisions of the former [[Yugoslavia]] and were champions of [[SR Macedonia|Macedonia]] in 1960, 1961, 1975 and 1982 along with winning the old Macedonian Cup in 1990. They earned promotion to the Yugoslav Second League for the first in team history in 1974. Soon after they were relegated but made another comeback in 1982 with Mitko Butlevski as chairman and Ivan Čabrinović as manager. Their greatest achievement up to date was winning the 2001 [[Macedonian Cup 2000-01|Macedonian Cup]], after which they played in the [[UEFA Cup]]. Since the formation of the [[Macedonian First League]], they played there every season up until 2003 when the team fell on hard times caused by financial problems. A few years later former players [[Mitko Stojkovski]] and [[Toni Micevski]] were able to save the club from collapse, after taking over the club they brought instant success with the team winning the [[Macedonian Second League]] title in 2005. The following year they made a successful comeback to the [[Macedonian First League]] and got to the [[Macedonian Cup 2006-07|Macedonian Cup]] semi-final. Notable players to come from the Pelister youth system are: [[Gjorgji Hristov]], [[Dragan Kanatlarovski]], [[Toni Micevski]], [[Nikolče Noveski]], [[Toni Savevski]], [[Mitko Stojkovski]] and [[ Gorgi (Dole) Nikolovski]]. Overall the club is best known for developing some of the best young talents in the country. |
The club was originally formed back in 1924 under the name Omladina, followed by [[Pelister]] and then SK Bitola. In 1945 the team was renamed back to [[Pelister]] and has used that name ever since. The team played in the lower divisions of the former [[Yugoslavia]] and were champions of [[SR Macedonia|Macedonia]] in 1960, 1961, 1975 and 1982 along with winning the old Macedonian Cup in 1990. They earned promotion to the Yugoslav Second League for the first in team history in 1974. Soon after they were relegated but made another comeback in 1982 with Mitko Butlevski as chairman and Ivan Čabrinović as manager. Their greatest achievement up to date was winning the 2001 [[Macedonian Cup 2000-01|Macedonian Cup]], after which they played in the [[UEFA Cup]]. Since the formation of the [[Macedonian First League]], they played there every season up until 2003 when the team fell on hard times caused by financial problems. A few years later former players [[Mitko Stojkovski]] and [[Toni Micevski]] were able to save the club from collapse, after taking over the club they brought instant success with the team winning the [[Macedonian Second League]] title in 2005. The following year they made a successful comeback to the [[Macedonian First League]] and got to the [[Macedonian Cup 2006-07|Macedonian Cup]] semi-final. Notable players to come from the Pelister youth system are: [[Gjorgji Hristov]], [[Dragan Kanatlarovski]], [[Toni Micevski]], [[Nikolče Noveski]], [[Toni Savevski]], [[Mitko Stojkovski]] and [[ Gorgi (Dole) Nikolovski]]. Overall the club is best known for developing some of the best young talents in the country namely Gorgi(Dole) Nikolovski who came from the village of Zabeni who then went on to a sucessful career with Vardar FK. |
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Revision as of 07:42, 13 May 2011
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| Full name | Fudbalski Klub Pelister Bitola | ||
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| Founded | 1945 | ||
| Ground | Tumbe Kafe Stadium, Bitola, Republic of Macedonia | ||
| Capacity | 8,000 | ||
| Chairman |  Krume Volnarov | ||
| Manager | Nedzat Husein | ||
| League | Makedonska Prva Liga | ||
| 2009-10 | 4th | ||
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FK Pelister (Macedonian: ФК Пелистер) is a football club based in the city of Bitola, Republic of Macedonia. They currently play in the Macedonian First League.
History
The club was originally formed back in 1924 under the name Omladina, followed by Pelister and then SK Bitola. In 1945 the team was renamed back to Pelister and has used that name ever since. The team played in the lower divisions of the former Yugoslavia and were champions of Macedonia in 1960, 1961, 1975 and 1982 along with winning the old Macedonian Cup in 1990. They earned promotion to the Yugoslav Second League for the first in team history in 1974. Soon after they were relegated but made another comeback in 1982 with Mitko Butlevski as chairman and Ivan Čabrinović as manager. Their greatest achievement up to date was winning the 2001 Macedonian Cup, after which they played in the UEFA Cup. Since the formation of the Macedonian First League, they played there every season up until 2003 when the team fell on hard times caused by financial problems. A few years later former players Mitko Stojkovski and Toni Micevski were able to save the club from collapse, after taking over the club they brought instant success with the team winning the Macedonian Second League title in 2005. The following year they made a successful comeback to the Macedonian First League and got to the Macedonian Cup semi-final. Notable players to come from the Pelister youth system are: Gjorgji Hristov, Dragan Kanatlarovski, Toni Micevski, Nikolče Noveski, Toni Savevski, Mitko Stojkovski and Gorgi (Dole) Nikolovski. Overall the club is best known for developing some of the best young talents in the country namely Gorgi(Dole) Nikolovski who came from the village of Zabeni who then went on to a sucessful career with Vardar FK.
Achievements
- 2001
- 1960
- 1961
- 1975
- 1982
Pelister in Europe
- Q = qualifier
- R1 = first round / R2 = second round /ǀ R3 = third round
| Season | Competition | Round | Club | Score | |
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| 2000 | UEFA Intertoto Cup | R1 | 
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CS Hobscheid | 3-1, 1-0 |
| R2 | 
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Västra Frölunda IF | 3-1, 0-0 | ||
| R3 | 
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Celta de Vigo | 1-2, 0-3 | ||
| 2001/02 | UEFA Cup | QR | 
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FC St. Gallen | 0-2, 3-2 |
| 2008/09 | UEFA Cup | Q1 | 
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APOEL FC | 0-0, 0-1 |
Former players
Saša Ćirić- Dragan Dimitrovski
- Dejvi Glavevski
- Gjorgji Hristov
- Dragan Kanatlarovski
- Blagoja Kitanovski
- Toni Micevski
- Vančo Micevski
- Petar Miloševski
Adriano Miranda- Nikolče Noveski
- Tome Pačovski
- Toni Savevski
- Goran Stavrevski
- Mitko Stojkovski
- Dragan Veselinovski
- Gorgi(Dole) Nikolovski
Current squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Supporters
FK Pelister supporters are known as Čkembari (Macedonian: Чкембари).
External links
- Official Website Template:Mk icon
- Supporters Website Template:Mk icon
- Club Info at MacedonianFootball Template:En icon
- Club Info at FFM Template:Mk icon
