Эфиопский кофе Sc
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Полное имя | Эфиопский кофейный спортивный клуб | |||
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Прозвище (ы) | Утренняя звезда Рынок кофе (кофейный рынок) | |||
Короткое имя | Бунна | |||
Основан | 1976 EC ) | (1968|||
Земля | Стадион Аддис Абаба | |||
Емкость | 35,000 | |||
Владелец | Сторонник принадлежал | |||
Chairman | Meto Aleka Fekade Mamo(Chento) | |||
Manager | Nikola Kavazović | |||
League | Ethiopian Premier League | |||
2023–24 | Ethiopian Premier League, 3rd of 16 | |||
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Эфиопский кофейный спортивный клуб ( Amharic : Ethiopian County: иначе известная как эфиопская бунна , является профессиональным эфиопским футбольным клубом, базирующимся в Аддис -Абебе
Они являются членом Федерации футбола Эфиопии и играют в высшем подразделении эфиопского футбола, Эфиопской Премьер -лиги . Их домашний стадион - стадион Аддис -Абаба . Наряду со соперниками Сент -Джордж , он может похвастаться одной из крупнейших фанатов в Эфиопии.
История
[ редактировать ]Фонд (1976–1983)
[ редактировать ]Эфиопский кофейный спортивный клуб имеет свое происхождение в 1976 году, когда сотрудники Kefa Coffee Processing решили создать футбольный клуб. После сбора необходимого количества игроков клуб был зарегистрирован как Coffee Board Sport Club на уровне Kebele , чтобы принять участие в местных турнирах. Затем клуб перешел к игре на уровне Ассоциации работников AEWA, третьего подразделения эфиопского футбола в то время. В то время, финансируемый в значительной степени работниками фабрики KEFA, клуб предложил своим игрокам занятость на фабрике в качестве стимула, чтобы держать их в клубе. В результате игроки будут работать на утренней смене на фабрике, а затем играли в футбол по вечерам. Таким образом, первым официальным названием клуба стало: «Йенгат Кокебе» ( Lit. « Утренняя звезда » ) в отношении раннего воспитания работников фабрики, которые также были футболистами, работающими неполный рабочий день.
The clubs second name was "Yebuna Gebeya (Coffee Market) Sport Club" .The club amassed an impressive four trophies and one fair play award during its first 6 years.
Restructure (1983–1997)
[edit]In 1984, the Addis Ababa Sports council was created in an effort to reorganize clubs in the city. As a result, the club officially changed its name to Ethiopian Coffee Sports Club under the management of the National Coffee Trading Corporation, then a government enterprise. For the next ten years the club would stagnate in the second division of Ethiopian football.
In 1994, with better financial backing, the club was able to sign top talents like Million Begashaw from Maritime and Mengistu Bogale from Berta S.C. These new signings helped the club earn promotion to the first division by virtue of winning the second division. In 1995, the club was restructured with financial support coming from the Ethiopian coffee exporters and by its steadily growing supporters.
First league title (1997–2010)
[edit]The club won the first division title for the first time in its history in the 1996–97 season.By virtue of winning their first title, the club represented Ethiopia in the 1998 CAF Champions League. That same year, Aseged Tesfaye became the first player In CAF Champions League history to score five goals in a single match against St. Michel United FC (Seychelles) in an 8–2 preliminary round win. Tesfaye's record still holds to date.
Return to glory (2010–2013)
[edit]Ethiopian Coffee were triumphant in their 2010–11 campaign, winning the Ethiopian Premier League Title.[1] The club had to defeat Muger Cement F.C. on the last match day to secure its first Premier league title (second top division title).
A new approach (2013–present)
[edit]In a 2016 meeting with supporters, long time club chairman LT. Fekade Mamo stated the main priority of the club was not competing for a league title, but rather survival in the top division.[2] At the start of the 2017–18 Season the team hired Serbian manager Kostadin Papic to a two-year contract. One month into his stay as manager, the club and Papic decided to mutually part ways after it was determined that his health condition wouldn't allow him to cope with the demands of the job.[3] In December 2017 the club hired Frenchman Didier Gomes Da Rosa as their new manager, replacing Papic.[4]
"Though until recently considered arch rival to the nation's oldest, richest and most popular club, Saint George," noted a writer for the Addis Ababa Capital, "Coffee in the past couple of years faced high financial constraints hardly able to sign big name players. The result has been a decade existence never winning the premier league."[5]
Colors and badge
[edit]The Ethiopian Coffee logo has gone through some changes since the club's inception in the mid 70's. While the emphasis on the traditional coffee pot is present in previous logos, the vibrant maroon and gold colors in the current logo are what give the club its identity. The club's ultras are known to wave large strips of maroon and gold flags at matches.
Period | Kit manufacturer | Shirt Sponsor (chest) |
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Meta Abo (Brewery) | ||
Worbek | ||
2011–2018 | Habesha (Brewery)[6] | |
2018– | Erreà[7] |
Stadium
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Full name | Yidnekachew Tessema Stadium |
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Former names | Haile Selassie Stadium |
Location | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia |
Capacity | 35,000 |
Surface | Grass |
Construction | |
Opened | 1940 |
Renovated | 1960, 1999, 2022 |
Tenants | |
Ethiopia national football team Saint George S.C. Ethiopian Coffee S.C. Defence Force S.C. |
Ethiopian Coffee has historically played at Yidnekachew Tessema Stadium, also known as Addis Ababa Stadium. The ground is shared with other football clubs based in Addis Ababa and is also used as an athletics venue for track and field competitions.
The ground has witness many occasions of violence in recent years between different sets of supporters including that of Ethiopian Coffee. Consequently, the Ethiopian Football Federation has handed down hefty monetary punishments and on some occasions banned supporters from stadiums for a certain number of matches.
The board of governors of Ethiopian Coffee have previously announced their intention to build their own ground in Addis Ababa.
Ownership and finances
[edit]Sponsors
[edit]In 2000, Ethiopian Coffee signed a sponsorship deal with a local car dealership, Ultimate Motors.[8] In December 2008 The Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX) bought a partial stake in the club. That same year, Meta Abo Brewery signed a three-year sponsorship contract, which was expected to help the struggling football club. In 2011, the club signed a shirt sponsorship deal with Habesha Brewery, their third ever sponsorship deal following worbek and meta Abo Brewery. In 2018, the club signed a deal making the Italian sportswear company Erreà its official kit manufacturer.[7]
Academy
[edit]The club has an Under 17 (U17) and Under 20 (U20) football team.[9][10]
Support
[edit]Ethiopian Coffee arguably have Ethiopia's largest football fan base. According to the team's official fan club, it boasts over 18,000 registered members from around the country.[11] However, as a result clashes between these two sets of supporters, usually ultras, are very common especially when the two teams go head to head in the "Sheger Derby".
The club's supporters have been involved in some incidents of football hooliganism. A 2016 incident at Hawassa Stadium saw Ethiopian Coffee supporters clash with rival fans and police, resulting in supporters storming the pitch.[2]
Honors
[edit]Domestic
[edit]League
[edit]- First Division/Ethiopian Premier League: 2
1997, 2011
- Ethiopian Run Away League: 1
2007
Cups
[edit]1988, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2008
1997, 2000, 2008, 2010
2004, 2012, 2018
African
[edit]- CAF Champions League: 2 appearances
- CAF Confederations Cup: 2 appearances
- CAF Cup Winners' Cup: 3 appearances
- 1999 – First Round
- 2000 – Second Round
- 2001 – Second round
Players
[edit]First-team squad
[edit]As of 12 September 2023[12]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Former players
[edit]Further Information: List of Ethiopian Coffee S.C. players
Club officials
[edit]Coaching staff
[edit]As of 23 September 2023
- Team Leader:
Zerihun Girma
- Manager/Head Coach:
Nikola Kavazović[12]
- Первый помощник тренера:
Лаксиданс Негаш
- Второй помощник тренера:
Zelalem Tsegaye
- Тренер с вратарем первой команды:
Цегазаб Гедом
- Доктор команды:
Соломон Хейлимариам
Бывшие менеджеры
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Авраам Теклехимано
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Анвар Яссин
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Абрхам Берхан
Сизай Зелеке
Паулос Гетачев
Цегай Киднемариам
Тилахун Менгеша
Dragan Popadic (2015–2016)
Небоджса Вучичевич (2016-2017)
Kosta Papic (2017-2017)
Didier Gomes Da Rosa (2017–2018)
Примечания
[ редактировать ]- ^ Зелалем, Захария (25 марта 2017 г.). «Переговоры о контрактах с жестким управлением Buna см. В прощании склонных фанатов Gathuoch Panom… перед подписанием продления 11 -го часа» . Ethiosports .
- ^ Jump up to: а беременный Этоопия, Захария (19 марта 2016 г.). « Победные титулы не являются нашим главным приоритетом, выживание - это» заявляет председатель Buna » . Ethiosports .
- ^ Толеса, Давит (11 ноября 2017 г.). "Ethiopia Coffee Apdoint Новый тренер " Репортер Эфиопия
- ^ «Эфиопия кофе, чтобы объявить Дидье Гомес в качестве главного тренера» . Ethiosports . 16 декабря 2018 года.
- ^ «Meta abo Beer дает кофейную жизнь Life Line, сохраняет председатель совета директоров» , веб -сайт Capital (по состоянию на 21 мая 2009 г.)
- ^ «Наши друзья - пиво хабеша» .
- ^ Jump up to: а беременный «Errea Sport - новый спонсор эфиопского кофе SC!» Полем Арунфут . 4 октября 2018 года.
- ^ «Эфиопия: Кофе ФК поднимает более 250 000 бирров с аукциона звездных игроков - allafrica.com» .
- ^ Месфин, Даниэль (14 марта 2021 г.). «Аддис Абеба до 17 лет конкуренции началась сегодня » . Футбольная Эфиопия .
- ^ "U-20 Premier League" . Футбольная Эфиопия . Получено 18 марта 2021 года .
- ^ Легесс, Микаэль (30 августа 2018 г.). «Эфиопия представила современные технологии« кофе и закладок » . Футбольная Эфиопия .
- ^ Jump up to: а беременный "Эфиопия кофе " Футбольная Эфиопия 22 декабря 2020 года.