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College 1975
File:College 1975 F.C. logo.png
Full nameCollege 1975 Football Club
Nickname(s)The Dolphins
Founded1975
GroundVictoria Stadium, Gibraltar
Capacity5000
PresidentJoseph Mir
ManagerÁngel Espinosa
LeagueGibraltar National League
2019–20Challenge Group: 6th
Overall: 12th

College 1975 F.C. is an association football team from Gibraltar. Originally formed in 1975, they currently play in the Gibraltar National League.[1]

History

Formed in 1975, College spent the majority of their existence moving between the top two divisions in Gibraltar, with second and third teams playing elsewhere in the pyramid. During this time, they went through several variations of their name, most notably College Cosmos, before entering into a partnership with the reforming Europa in 2013, bring in extra resources as the Gibraltar Football Association joined UEFA. This saw an immediate upturn in results, and saw College Europa qualify for the UEFA Europa League at the first attempt via the 2014 Rock Cup. However, in 2015 the partnership between the two sides ended, and while the newly independent Europa retained their place in the Gibraltar Premier Division, the Dolphins, now calling themselves College 1975, were forced to start anew in the Gibraltar Second Division.

Since the split, the side largely constructed by player-manager Nolan Bosio competed in the Second Division, reaching the final of the Second Division Cup in 2017, until the two divisions in Gibraltar merged in 2019. With a new management brought in under chairman Joseph Mir, a large scale rebuild of the squad took place, including the establishment of an under-23 side for the Gibraltar Intermediate League. Despite this, the side struggled on their return to the top flight, picking up a solitary point in a 5–5 draw with Europa Point, in their final match before the season was abandoned.[2]

Current squad

First team

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 Gibraltar GIB Kaydan Migge
2 DF Spain ESP Bermu
3 DF Gibraltar GIB Ilias Rahmouni
4 DF Gibraltar GIB Jonathan Field
5 MF Gibraltar GIB Nazim Hughes (captain)
6 DF Gibraltar GIB Thomas Palao
7 MF Gibraltar GIB Jemar Matto
8 MF Spain ESP Nacho Callejón
9 FW Spain ESP Pollo
10 FW Spain ESP Juanfri
11 MF Canada CAN Yuri Ruh Dos Santos
12 DF Spain ESP Javi Galán
13 GK Spain ESP Juanje Muñoz
14 MF Gibraltar GIB Kaylan Franco
15 DF Spain ESP Jona Rodríguez
16 MF Spain ESP Ñito Jiménez
17 MF Gibraltar GIB Daylian Victor
18 DF Gibraltar GIB Angel Field
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 FW Gibraltar GIB Zayne Da Costa
20 DF Gibraltar GIB Shawn Gonzalez
21 DF Gibraltar GIB Nolan Bosio
22 MF Spain ESP Isma Córdoba
23 MF Gibraltar GIB Dylan Borrell
24 MF Spain ESP Antonio Urenda
25 FW Gibraltar GIB Christian Gonzalez
26 MF Ghana GHA Francis Seidu
27 MF Gibraltar GIB Kieron Gonzalez
28 FW Spain ESP Luisma Gallardo
29 MF Spain ESP Pablo Ruiz
30 MF Spain ESP Álex Rubio
32 DF Gibraltar GIB Sean Negrette
40 GK Gibraltar GIB Mark Warwick
DF Spain ESP Guillermo Pérez
MF Italy ITA Ramundo Mattia
MF Gibraltar GIB Etien Victory
FW Gibraltar GIB Adam Gracia (on loan from Europa)

Intermediate team

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
31 DF Gibraltar GIB Sam Hall
33 DF Gibraltar GIB Ethan Perez
34 DF Gibraltar GIB Adrian Mor
35 FW Gibraltar GIB Wesley Martinez
36 MF Gibraltar GIB Anthony Barcelo
No. Pos. Nation Player
37 FW Gibraltar GIB Niran Jeffries
38 DF Gibraltar GIB Jay C Alecio
39 MF Gibraltar GIB Jonathan Gingell
41 FW Gibraltar GIB James Marrache

Club staff

Position Name
Club Management
Head Coach Spain Ángel Espinosa
Assistant Coach Spain David Moreno
Physical Trainer Spain Daniel Fernández
Goalkeeper Coach Spain Francisco Javier Redondo Jiménez
Physio Spain Nacho Vidal
Board
President Gibraltar Joseph Mir
Vice-President Gibraltar Ezzard Mir

Seasons

Seasons since joining UEFA only.[a]
Season Division League record Rock Cup
P W D L GF GA Pts Pos
2013–14 Premier 14 5 4 5 31 20 6 4th of 8 Final
2014–15 Premier 21 12 6 3 42 14 42 2nd of 8 Quarter-finals
2015–16 Second 22 2 0 20 20 114 6 12th of 12 Quarter-finals
2016–17 Second 16 5 1 10 24 40 16 7th of 9 Second round
2017–18 Second 14 2 0 12 14 48 6 7th of 9 First round
2018–19 Second 18 3 2 13 13 62 11 5th of 7 Second round
2019–20 National 18 0 1 17 18 99 1 12th of 12[b] First round
  1. ^ Seasons up to 2015 as part of College Europa FC.
  2. ^ Season abandoned due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Club records

Records since joining UEFA only.

References

  1. ^ "Gibraltar Football Association". Gibraltar Football Association.
  2. ^ Gibraltar National League season declared null and void Gibraltar Football Association. 7 May 2020. Retrieved 25 July 2020.