FC Winterthur
| Pełna nazwa | Fussballclub Winterthur | ||
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| Przydomek | FCW | ||
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| Adres | Rennweg 5, CH-8400 Winterthur | ||
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| Sponsor techniczny | gpard | ||
| Prezes | Hannes W. Keller | ||
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| Asystent trenera | Dario Zuffi | ||
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Fussballclub Winterthur – szwajcarski klub piłkarski, grający obecnie w Swiss Super League, mający siedzibę w mieście Winterthur, leżącym w kantonie Zurych.
Historia
Klub został założony w 1896 roku jako Fussballclub Winterthur. Trzykrotnie zostawał mistrzem kraju w latach 1906, 1908 i 1916. W swojej historii dwukrotnie awansował do Pucharu Ligi Szwajcarskiej oraz dwukrotnie do finału Pucharu Szwajcarii. W latach 1970-1975 pięciokrotnie wystąpił w rozgrywkach Pucharu Intertoto. Obecnie zespół występuje w rozgrywkach Challenge League (odpowiednika II ligi).
Sukcesy
Reprezentanci kraju grający w klubie
Robert Ballaman- Pascal Castillo
- Giorgio Contini
- Karl Elsener
- Innocent Emeghara
- Daniel Gygax
- Patrick De Napoli
- Fritz Künzli
- Stephan Lehmann
- Sascha Müller
- Roger Wehrli
- René Weiler
- Dario Zuffi
Alain Gaspoz
Amir Osmanović
Søren Skov
Yohan Kely Viola
Charles Amoah- Ali Ibrahim Pele
- Emmanuel Tetteh
Moshe Ohaion
Branislav Vukosavljević
Christof Ritter- Michael Stocklasa
Vīts Rimkus
Dieter Eckstein- Friedhelm Konietzka
Nikołaj Pisariew
Yassin Mikari
Vitalis Takawira
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona klubu (niem.)
Mistrzostwa Szwajcarii w piłce nożnej
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- ↑ W 1931 w języku niemieckim nadal stosowano nazwę wcześniejszą.
- ↑ W latach 1930 - 2003 stosowano potrójne nazewnictwo po niemiecku, francusku i włosku (w szablonie od góry w języku: niemieckim, francuskim, włoskim).
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