Persib Bandung

Persib Bandung

Full name	Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Bandung
Nickname(s)	Maung Bandung (en: The Bandung Tigers),[1] Pangeran Biru (en: The Blue Prince)
Founded	1933
Ground	Jalak Harupat Soreang Stadium (Capacity: 40,000)
Owner	PT. Persib Bandung Bermartabat
Chairman	Dada Rosada
Manager	Umuh Muchtar
Coach	Vacant
League	Indonesia Super League
2010-11	7th
Website	Club home page
Home colours Away colours Third colours

Persib, an acronym for Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Bandung is an Indonesian football club based in Bandung, West Java. In most of the media, a tautology Persib Bandung is often used. Persib is the result of a merger of 3 football clubs in 1933, namely Bandoeng Inlandsche Voetbal Bond (BIVB), Persatuan Sepak bola Indonesia Bandung (PSIB) and National Voetball Bond (NVB).
Referring to the number of title in a long history of Indonesian football competition, Persib is considered as one of the most successful clubs in Indonesia.

Contents  [hide]  1 Homebase 1.1 Training ground 2 Achievements 2.1 League 3 Performance in AFC competitions 4 2011-2012 Squad 5 2011-2012 Transfers 5.1 In 6 Team Officials 6.1 Coaching Staff 6.2 Management 6.3 Former Coaches 7 All time top scorer 8 Notable former players 8.1 CAF 8.2 AFC 8.3 CONMEBOL 8.4 UEFA 8.5 Local players 9 Supporters 10 Sponsors 11 Kit Supplier 12 See also 13 References 14 External links

[edit] Homebase

Persib's home base is Siliwangi Stadium. Persib new home base, Gedebage Stadium is still under construction which is scheduled to finish in 2012. To comply with the stadium and pitch standard as defined by the league's board, Persib is using Si Jalak Harupat Stadium as their home stadium in the Super League before the completion of their new stadium.

[edit] Training ground

Persib uses SOR Persib Bandung as training ground.

[edit] Achievements

One of the most memorable achievements in the history of this club is when they became champions of the last Perserikatan competition in the 1993/1994 season. In the final, the club with legendary players, like Robby Darwis won against PSM Makassar. Afterward, Galatama and Perserikatan (Perserikatan were merged into Liga Indonesia, a newly formed competition. In the first season of Liga Indonesia, Persib won the first title after defeated Petrokimia Putra Gresik in the final.
In the continental level, Persib is one of the Indonesian clubs which managed to reach the quarterfinal round of AFC Champions League.

[edit] League

• Perserikatan

• • 1937  : Winner
  • 1961  : Winner
  • 1986  : Winner
  • 1989-90: Winner
  • 1993-94: Winner

• Liga Indonesia
  • 1994-95: Winner

• Indonesia Super League
  • 2008-09: 3rd place
  • 2009-10: 4th place
  • 2010-11: 7th place

[edit] Performance in AFC competitions

• Asian Club Championship

1995-96: Quarterfinal

Season	Competition	Round		Club	Home	Away
1995–96	Asian Club Championship	First round		Bangkok Bank	2–0	1–0
		Second round		Pasay City	3–1	1–2
		Quarterfinal		Verdy Kawasaki	2–3	–
		Quarterfinal		Ilhwa Chunma	2–5	–
		Quarterfinal		Thai Farmers Bank	1–2	–

[edit] 2011-2012 Squad

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

No. Position Player 1 GK Yandri Pitoy 2 DF Mohammad Nasuha 3 DF Zulkifli Syukur 4 DF Wildansyah 5 DF Maman Abdurahman (Captain) 6 DF Abanda Herman 7 MF Atep Rizal 9 FW Airlangga Sucipto 10 FW Marcio Souza 11 MF Robbie Gaspar 12 FW Noh Alam Shah 13 DF Muhammad Agung Pribadi 14 MF Hendra Ridwan 15 FW Aliyudin

No. Position Player 16 MF Tony Sucipto 17 MF Muhammad Ilham 18 DF Jajang Sukmara 20 MF Budiawan 22 GK Dadang Sudrajat 23 DF Dudi Sunardi 24 MF Hariono 25 DF Rian Permana 29 FW Sigit Hermawan 30 GK Rizky Bagja 32 GK Cecep Supriatna 33 DF Anggi Indra Permana 44 DF Aldi Rinaldi 50 MF Miljan Radović

[edit] 2011-2012 Transfers

[edit] In

• Robbie Gaspar (from Persema Malang)
• Aliyudin (from Persija Jakarta)
• Muhammad Ilham (from Persija Jakarta)
• Mohammad Nasuha (from Persija Jakarta)
• Yandri Pitoy (from Persija Jakarta)
• Hendra Ridwan (from Arema Malang)
• Tony Sucipto (from Persija Jakarta)
• Zulkifli Syukur (from Arema Malang)
• Moses Sakyi (from C.D. Pinhalnovense)
• Noh Alam Shah (from Arema FC)

[edit] Team Officials

[edit] Coaching Staff

Role	Name
Head Coach	Vacant
Assistant Coach	Robby Darwis
Goalkeeper Coach	Anwar Sanusi
Fitness Coach	Dino Sefriyanto
Doctor Team	M. Raffi Gani
Masseur 1	Wara Muharam
Masseur 2	Emen Suwarman
Masseur 3	Sutisna

[edit] Management

Role	Name
Chairman	Dada Rosada
General Commissioner	Zaenal Hasyim
General Director	Glen Sugita
Marketing Director	Muhamad Farhan
Commissioner	Kuswara S Taryono
Manager	Umuh Muchtar
Assistant Manager	Dedy Firmansyah
Secretary	Yudiana

[edit] Former Coaches

Year	Coach
1994	Suryamin
1994-1995 & 2000-03	Indra Thohir
2003	Marek Andreiz Sledzianowski
2003-06	Juan Antonio Paez
2006	Risnandar Soendoro
2007	Arcan Iurie
2007-08	Jajang Nurjaman & Robby Darwis (caretaker)
2008-10	Jaya Hartono
April–July 2010	Robby Darwis (caretaker)
August–September 2010	Daniel Darko Janaković
September–November 2010	Jovo Cucković
2010–2011	Daniel Roekito
2011–2012	Drago Mamić

[edit] All time top scorer

Year	Player	Caps	Goals
2009–2011	Cristian Gonzáles	72	41
2008–2011	Hilton Moreira	67	28
2006–2009	Zaenal Arif	52	18
2002 and 2005–2011	Eka Ramdani	121	15
2008–present	Airlangga Sucipto	71	15
2006–2008	Redouane Barkaoui	??	14
2005–2007	Ekene Ikenwa	26	13
2003–2005	Imral Usman	??	13
2007–2009	Lorenzo Cabanas	60	12
2007	Christian Bekamenga	30	11
2008–2009	Rafael Bastos	27	11

[edit] Notable former players

[edit] CAF Christian Bekamenga Nyeck Nyobe Brahima Traoré Redouane Barkaoui Ekene Ikenwa Ayouck Berti [edit] AFC Robert Gaspar Noh Alam Shah Shohei Matsunaga Ryota Miki Satoshi Otomo Sharil Ishak Baihakki Khaizan Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakool Suchao Nutnum

[edit] CONMEBOL Pablo Frances Antonio Claudio Fábio Lopes Rafael Bastos Patricio Jimenez Diaz Claudio Lizama Julio Lopez Rodrigo Sanhueza Alejandro Tobar Lorenzo Cabanas Osvaldo Moreno Christian Rene Adrian Colombo Christian González

[edit] UEFA Zdravko Dragićević Miljan Radović Maciej Dolega Mariusz Mucharski Piotr Orlinski Leontin Chitescu

[edit] Local players

Salim Alaydrus Anwarudin Zaenal Arief Yusuf Bachtiar Budiman Robby Darwis Gendut Doni Dicky Firasat Yudi Guntara Cucu Hidayat Dadang Hidayat Adeng Hudaya Dede Iskandar

Nandar Iskandar Heri Kiswanto Dadang Kurnia Sutiono Lamso Yadi Mulyadi Usep Munandar Edi Hafid Murtado Nur'alim Djajang Nurjaman Aji Nurpijal Alexander Pulalo Yaris Riyadi Peri Sandria

Anwar Sanusi Sobur Risnandar Soendoro Budi Sudarsono Adjat Sudradjat Wowo Sunaryo I Gusti Bayu Sutha Muhammad Syahid Max Timisela Irwan Wijasmara Charis Yulianto Chandra Yusuf Kekey Zakaria Moch Aziz Rachman Shaleh M Rizky R

[edit] Supporters

Persib Bandung has a large fan base in West Java and Banten provinces. Persib Bandung's fans are often referred to as "Bobotoh", the name came from Sundanese word which means: the ones who encourages or builds up the spirit for others who going to engage in a contest.^[2] The "Bobotoh" are organised into several fan clubs, the biggest is Viking Fan Club.^[1]

[edit] Sponsors

• PT Daya Adira Mustika (Honda Dealer) (2009/2010 — 2012/2013)
• PT Wiraswasta Gemilang Indonesia (WGI) (Evalube) (2009/2010 — 2011/2012)
• Mitre Indonesia (2011/2012)
• PT Harum Energy Tbk (Coal Mining Company) (2011/2012)
• PT Multistrada Arah Sarana, Tbk. (MASA) (Corsa Tire) (2009/2010 & 2011/2012)
• PT Surya Eka Perkasa (2011/2012)

[edit] Kit Supplier

• Vilour (2006–2009)
• Diadora (2009–2010)
• Joma (2010–2011)
• Mitre (2011–2012)

[edit] See also

Persib Bandung U-21

[edit] References

1. ^ ^{a b} BolaIndo.com Berita Bola Indonesia Terlengkap
2. ^ "Bobotoh" (in Indonesian). Tribun Jabar. 2009. Retrieved 2010-05-19.

[edit] External links

• Persib Bandung Official Web
• Dunia Daring Bobotoh 'Persib Bandung Site'
• Bobotoh Persib Sejati
• Viking Persib The Official' Site
• Bobotoh On The Net' Site
• Bobotoh Kaskus Forum
• Bobotohweb.com Social Networking Bobotoh Persib

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