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'''Coomar Rangers''' is a team based in [[West Midlands]], [[England]]. The team is owned by [[leeon2045]] and has been in existance since 27th July 2004. They play their home matches at [[The Bernard Brow Stadium]].
'''Coomar Rangers''' is a team based in [[West Midlands]], [[England]]. The team is owned by [[leeon2045]] and has been in existance since 27th July 2004. They play their home matches at [[The Bernard Brow Stadium]].


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Coomar's first league title came in Season 27 and with it great scenes of celebration in the town. The euphoria was short lived however as Coomar were soundly beaten 6-0 in the playoffs. Automatic promotion had to wait until the second league title in Season 29 when the team was promoted to [[V.109]]. This, however, proved to be a difficult league and after just one season the club were relegated to [[VI.851]]. The experienced Coomar squad were able to steamroller this weak league and won every game, scoring 103 goals and conceding just 2. Automatic promotion to [[V.28]] followed, where Coomar were able to hold their own finally in level V, finishing 2nd in their first season. A fourth league title followed the season after, but again playoff defeat proved a disappointment for the fans. However, season 34 saw a fifth league title and automatic promotion to [[IV.14]]. Coomar spent 8 seasons in this league, collecting two more league titles in Season 38 and Season 40. Both were followed with playoff heartache. Season 42 proved to be a difficult one and a run of defeats together with some bizarre team selections saw Stan Hepplethwaite replaced as manager by Danny Dickinson. The appointment was not enough to stave off relegation and the team found themselves in [[V.20]] for Season 43. However, the stay in V was shortlived as Coomar bounced straight back by securing auto promotion in their first season in V.20 by winning 13 straight games before finally losing in the last game of the season after promotion had already been secured. They were promoted to  [[IV.35]] for season 44. <br> <br>
Coomar's first league title came in Season 27 and with it great scenes of celebration in the town. The euphoria was short lived however as Coomar were soundly beaten 6-0 in the playoffs. Automatic promotion had to wait until the second league title in Season 29 when the team was promoted to [[V.109]]. This, however, proved to be a difficult league and after just one season the club were relegated to [[VI.851]]. The experienced Coomar squad were able to steamroller this weak league and won every game, scoring 103 goals and conceding just 2. Automatic promotion to [[V.28]] followed, where Coomar were able to hold their own finally in level V, finishing 2nd in their first season. A fourth league title followed the season after, but again playoff defeat proved a disappointment for the fans. However, season 34 saw a fifth league title and automatic promotion to [[IV.14]]. Coomar spent 8 seasons in this league, collecting two more league titles in Season 38 and Season 40. Both were followed with playoff heartache. Season 42 proved to be a difficult one and a run of defeats together with some bizarre team selections saw Stan Hepplethwaite replaced as manager by Danny Dickinson. The appointment was not enough to stave off relegation and the team found themselves in [[V.20]] for Season 43. However, the stay in V was shortlived as Coomar bounced straight back by securing auto promotion in their first season in V.20 by winning 13 straight games before finally losing in the last game of the season after promotion had already been secured. They were promoted to  [[IV.35]] for season 44. <br> <br>
During Season 45 the club was sold and new investors took charge. Outgoing Chairman Henry Winkleburger had decided to pursue other business interests and sold his shares to Patrick Winter who took over as Club Chairman. No new funds were injected into the club, but the new board retained the services of Danny Dickinson as first team manager. Club Secretary Jonathan Blenkinsop also left along with Henry Winkleburger and was replaced by Zach Snape. The new board also appointed Darryl Crow as Youth Coach. <br> <br>
During Season 45 the club was sold and new investors took charge. Outgoing Chairman Henry Winkleburger had decided to pursue other business interests and sold his shares to Patrick Winter who took over as Club Chairman. No new funds were injected into the club, but the new board retained the services of Danny Dickinson as first team manager. Club Secretary Jonathan Blenkinsop also left along with Henry Winkleburger and was replaced by Zach Snape. The new board also appointed Darryl Crow as Youth Coach. <br> <br>
Two 4th place finishes in IV.35 were followed in Season 46 by another league title and direct promotion to level III for the first time in the club's history. For Season 47, Coomar were placed in league [[III.5]].
Two 4th place finishes in IV.35 were followed in Season 46 by another league title and direct promotion to level III for the first time in the club's history. For Season 47, Coomar were placed in league [[III.5]]. Coomar spent 3 seasons in III.5, finishing 2nd in their first 2 seasons at this level, before being relegated back to [[IV.25]] for season 50. During their time in III.5, the Coomar youth academy produced a couple of top class strikers in Kieran Shearwood and John Cockayne.


==Past Performances==
==Past Performances==
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| 47 || III.5 || 2nd || 14 || 8 || 1 || 5 || 37 || 31 || +6 || 25 || Round 6 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} Arnie Ainslie || 10 || 7
| 47 || III.5 || 2nd || 14 || 8 || 1 || 5 || 37 || 31 || +6 || 25 || Round 6 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} Arnie Ainslie || 10 || 7
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| 48 || III.5 || 2nd || 10 || 6 || 0 || 4 || 37 || 26 || +11 || 18 || Round 4 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} Arnie Ainslie || 8 || 8
| 48 || III.5 || 2nd || 14 || 9 || 0 || 5 || 53 || 35 || +18 || 27 || Round 4 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} Arnie Ainslie || 10 || 8
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| 49 || III.5 || 8th || 14 || 3 || 1 || 10 || 27 || 39 || -12 || 10 || Round 4 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} Arnie Ainslie || 9 || 2
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| 50 || IV.25 || 1st || 2 || 2 || 0 || 0 || 10 || 2 || +8 || 6 || Round 3 || {{Flagicon|ITA}} Mauro Colaci || 4 || 2
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! Name !! Age !! Nationality !! Pos !! Apps !! Goals
! Name !! Age !! Nationality !! Pos !! Apps !! Goals
|-
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| Wolter Bovelander || 26 || {{Flagicon|NED}} || GK || 90 || 0
| Wolter Bovelander || 27 || {{Flagicon|NED}} || GK || 111 || 0
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| Axel Gunnarsson || 30 || {{Flagicon|FIN}} || GK || 25 || 0
| Axel Gunnarsson || 32 || {{Flagicon|FIN}} || GK || 29 || 0
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| Noah Duijf || 30 || {{Flagicon|NED}} || Def || 67 || 13
| Aleu Zamarromalo || 26 || {{Flagicon|ESP}} || Def || 24 || 6
|-
|-
| Mervyn Stanley || 31 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Def || 22 || 5
| Gelminas Jurkovlianecas || 23 || {{Flagicon|LTU}} || Def || 11 || 1
|-
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| Aleu Zamarromalo || 25 || {{Flagicon|ESP}} || Def || 4 || 1
| Ludovic Mary || 23 || {{Flagicon|FRA}} || Def || 1 || 0
|-
|-
| Robbie Tyas || 27 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Def || 62 || 11
| Robbie Tyas || 29 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Def || 69 || 13
|-
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| Michel Andre || 22 || {{Flagicon|BEL}} || Def || 21 || 7
| Michel Andre || 24 || {{Flagicon|BEL}} || Def || 26 || 7
|-
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| Oliver Kelly || 23 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Def || 24 || 4
| Oliver Kelly || 24 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Def || 28 || 5
|-
|-
| Gabriel Pelzer || 28 || {{Flagicon|GER}} || Wing || 83 || 26
| Gabriel Pelzer || 29 || {{Flagicon|GER}} || Wing || 104 || 30
|-
|-
| Mimis Takounidis || 29 || {{Flagicon|GRE}} || Wing || 76 || 13
| Mimis Takounidis || 30 || {{Flagicon|GRE}} || Wing || 93 || 16
|-
|-
| Fedon Asproulias || 23 || {{Flagicon|GRE}} || Wing || 32 || 2
| Fedon Asproulias || 25 || {{Flagicon|GRE}} || Wing || 40 || 3
|-
|-
| Andrzej Zak || 33 || {{Flagicon|POL}} || MF || 118 || 25
| Stanislav Ilyash || 26 || {{Flagicon|LTU}} || MF || 20 || 7
|-
|-
| Daniel Calado || 32 || {{Flagicon|POR}} || MF || 83 || 27
| Daniel Calado || 33 || {{Flagicon|POR}} || MF || 104 || 34
|-
|-
| Ludvic Honka || 31 || {{Flagicon|CZE}} || MF || 66 || 12
| Ludvic Honka || 32 || {{Flagicon|CZE}} || MF || 87 || 16
|-
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| Beorn Brocaar || 23 || {{Flagicon|NED}} || MF || 1 || 0
| Beorn Brocaar || 25 || {{Flagicon|NED}} || MF || 6 || 2
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| Allen Steel || 19 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || MF || 9 || 2
| Allen Steel || 20 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || MF || 13 || 3
|-
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| Andy Danas || 19 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || MF || 9 || 4
| Andy Danas || 20 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || MF || 13 || 6
|-
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| Mauro Colaci || 29 || {{Flagicon|ITA}} || Fwd || 110 || 71
| Mauro Colaci || 30 || {{Flagicon|ITA}} || Fwd || 128 || 85
|-
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| Arnie Ainslie || 26 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 87 || 65
| Arnie Ainslie || 28 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 108 || 81
|-
|-
| Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky || 30 || {{Flagicon|GER}} || Fwd || 73 || 64
| Kieran Shearwood || 18 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 5 || 4
|-
|-
| Kieran Shearwood || 17 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 1 || 0
| John Cockayne || 18 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 8 || 3
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| John Cockayne || 17 || {{Flagicon|ENG}} || Fwd || 2 || 0
| Joan Orfi || 18 || {{Flagicon|ESP}} || Fwd || 4 || 0
|}
|}
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! Name !! Age !! Position
! Name !! Age !! Position
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| Doug Rowe || 16 || GK
| Taylor Marsden || 17 || IM
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| Matt Lilly || 16 || Wing
| Spencer Griffin || 17 || Def
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| Robert Edwards || 15 || Def
| Robert Edwards || 17 || Def
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| Curt Blythe || 15 || IM
| Moses O'Donnell || 17 || Def
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| Philip Partridge || 16 || IM
|}
|}
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==Club records==
==Club records==
===Team===
===Team===
'''Best League Finish'''<br>2nd in Series III - Season 47<br>
'''Best League Finish'''<br>2nd in Series III - Season 47 & Season 48<br>
'''Most Season Points'''<br>42 - Season 31 <br>
'''Most Season Points'''<br>42 - Season 31 <br>
'''Best Cup Run'''<br>Round 6 - Season 47<br>
'''Best Cup Run'''<br>Round 6 - Season 47<br>
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Mark Mavir || 93 || 205 || 0.45
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Mark Mavir || 93 || 205 || 0.45
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| {{Flagicon|ITA}} '''Mauro Colaci''' || 85 || 128 || 0.66
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} '''Arnie Ainslie''' || 81 || 108 || 0.75
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| {{Flagicon|FIN}} Niklas Robbins || 80 || 76 || '''1.05'''
| {{Flagicon|FIN}} Niklas Robbins || 80 || 76 || '''1.05'''
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| {{Flagicon|EST}} Henn Maandi || 78 || 90 || 0.87
| {{Flagicon|EST}} Henn Maandi || 78 || 90 || 0.87
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| {{Flagicon|ITA}} '''Mauro Colaci''' || 71 || 110 || 0.65
| {{Flagicon|GER}} Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky || 67 || 75 || 0.89
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} '''Arnie Ainslie''' || 65 || 87 || 0.75
|-
| {{Flagicon|GER}} '''Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky''' || 64 || 73 || 0.88
|-
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| {{Flagicon|ESP}} Pedro Elizalde || 62 || 53 || '''1.17'''
| {{Flagicon|ESP}} Pedro Elizalde || 62 || 53 || '''1.17'''
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| {{Flagicon|ARG}} Claudio Lazarte || 41 || 146 || 0.28
| {{Flagicon|ARG}} Claudio Lazarte || 41 || 146 || 0.28
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| {{Flagicon|POR}} '''Daniel Calado''' || 34 || 104 || 0.33
|-
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} John MacRitchie || 33 || 130 || 0.26
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} John MacRitchie || 33 || 130 || 0.26
|-
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| {{Flagicon|ARG}} Eduardo Fassini || 31 || 130 || 0.24
| {{Flagicon|ARG}} Eduardo Fassini || 31 || 130 || 0.24
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| {{Flagicon|GER}} '''Gabriel Pelzer''' || 30 || 104 || 0.29
|-
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| {{Flagicon|ITA}} Marino Valenza || 30 || 138 || 0.22
| {{Flagicon|ITA}} Marino Valenza || 30 || 138 || 0.22
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Steve Andrews || 28 || 21 || '''1.33'''
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Steve Andrews || 28 || 21 || '''1.33'''
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| {{Flagicon|POR}} '''Daniel Calado''' || 27 || 83 || 0.33
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| {{Flagicon|GER}} '''Gabriel Pelzer''' || 26 || 83 || 0.31
|-
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Stan Johnson || 25 || 43 || 0.58
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Stan Johnson || 25 || 43 || 0.58
|-
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| {{Flagicon|POL}} '''Andrzej Zak''' || 25 || 119 || 0.21
| {{Flagicon|POL}} Andrzej Zak || 25 || 119 || 0.21
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| {{Flagicon|ESP}} Enrique Tezanos || 24 || 58 || 0.41
|-
| {{Flagicon|FRA}} Peter Faivre || 22 || 16 || '''1.38'''
|}
|}
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|-
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} John MacRitchie || 129
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} John MacRitchie || 129
|-
| {{Flagicon|ITA}} '''Mauro Colaci''' || 128
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Gary Wickham || 124
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Gary Wickham || 124
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|POL}} '''Andrzej Zak''' || 119
| {{Flagicon|POL}} Andrzej Zak || 119
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|NED}} Lukas van Rossum || 113
| {{Flagicon|NED}} Lukas van Rossum || 113
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|ITA}} '''Mauro Colaci''' || 110
| {{Flagicon|NED}} '''Wolter Bovelander''' || 111
|-
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} '''Arnie Ainslie''' || 108
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| {{Flagicon|GER}} '''Gabriel Pelzer''' || 104
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|ITA}} Giuseppe Lanzafame || 102
| {{Flagicon|ITA}} Giuseppe Lanzafame || 102
|-
|-
| {{Flagicon|SWE}} Mattias Orenbratt || 102
| {{Flagicon|SWE}} Mattias Orenbratt || 102
|-
| {{Flagicon|ENG}} Kevin Zandstra || 97
|-
| {{Flagicon|NED}} '''Wolter Bovelander''' || 90
|-
| {{Flagicon|EST}} Henn Maandi || 90
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| {{Flagicon|ENG}} '''Arnie Ainslie''' || 87
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| {{Flagicon|ITA}} Roberto Dagostino || 78
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| {{Flagicon|ESP}} Juan Carlos Castro || 77
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| {{Flagicon|GRE}} '''Mimis Takounidis || 76
|-
| {{Flagicon|FIN}} Niklas Robbins || 76
|-
| {{Flagicon|GER}} '''Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky''' || 73
|}
|}
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Latest revision as of 23:28, 4 April 2013

Coomar Rangers (62300)
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Managed by leeon2045
Club information
Location West Midlands,  England
Founded27th July 2004
SeriesIV.25
StadiumThe Bernard Brow Stadium 
Prize shelf

Coomar Rangers is a team based in West Midlands, England. The team is owned by leeon2045 and has been in existance since 27th July 2004. They play their home matches at The Bernard Brow Stadium.

History

Coomar Rangers had existed for a number of years as a minor league team with very little funding until a chance meeting in February 2004 changed their fortunes. On a dark evening with the rain lashing down, the then Coomar manager Stan Hepplethwaite was driving home from a training session when he came across a broken down BMW. Stan stopped to see if he could help and being a bit of an amateur mechanic, soon had the BMW running again. The grateful driver offered to buy Stan dinner, and the two of them went to a nearby pub. The discussion soon got round to football and Stan's passion for the game was obvious. The BMW driver, named Henry Winkleburger, turned out to be a huge football fan as well and offered to fund Stan's team in repayment for Stan's Samaritan act. With funding in place, Coomar applied to join the Hattrick league and were accepted into league VI on 27th July 2004. Henry was installed as Chairman and Stan as Manager. The ground was brought up to Hattrick standards and renamed the Bernard Brow Stadium in honour of the landlord of the pub where that first meeting took place.

Joining the league halfway through Season 23, Coomar did well to finish 4th and promotion beckoned. However, league VI.154 proved to be a difficult league and promotion was to be elusive for several seasons. The next few seasons saw Coomar finding their feet and finishing mid-table. This period also saw the first major disagreement between Stan and Henry when one of the scouts discovered a prodigeous youth talent by the name of Kevin Graham. Stan wanted to keep him and train him up to be a future star for the team, but Henry wanted to put the club on a more secure financial footing by cashing in on the player. Henry prevailed and his decision was soon justified when a bid of £500,000 was received within an hour of Kevin going on the market. He eventually sold for £816,000, money that was used to strengthen the squad for a promotion push. Sadly for Kevin, his career did not progress as the club he went to went out of business and he left the game disillusioned.

Coomar's first league title came in Season 27 and with it great scenes of celebration in the town. The euphoria was short lived however as Coomar were soundly beaten 6-0 in the playoffs. Automatic promotion had to wait until the second league title in Season 29 when the team was promoted to V.109. This, however, proved to be a difficult league and after just one season the club were relegated to VI.851. The experienced Coomar squad were able to steamroller this weak league and won every game, scoring 103 goals and conceding just 2. Automatic promotion to V.28 followed, where Coomar were able to hold their own finally in level V, finishing 2nd in their first season. A fourth league title followed the season after, but again playoff defeat proved a disappointment for the fans. However, season 34 saw a fifth league title and automatic promotion to IV.14. Coomar spent 8 seasons in this league, collecting two more league titles in Season 38 and Season 40. Both were followed with playoff heartache. Season 42 proved to be a difficult one and a run of defeats together with some bizarre team selections saw Stan Hepplethwaite replaced as manager by Danny Dickinson. The appointment was not enough to stave off relegation and the team found themselves in V.20 for Season 43. However, the stay in V was shortlived as Coomar bounced straight back by securing auto promotion in their first season in V.20 by winning 13 straight games before finally losing in the last game of the season after promotion had already been secured. They were promoted to IV.35 for season 44.

During Season 45 the club was sold and new investors took charge. Outgoing Chairman Henry Winkleburger had decided to pursue other business interests and sold his shares to Patrick Winter who took over as Club Chairman. No new funds were injected into the club, but the new board retained the services of Danny Dickinson as first team manager. Club Secretary Jonathan Blenkinsop also left along with Henry Winkleburger and was replaced by Zach Snape. The new board also appointed Darryl Crow as Youth Coach.

Two 4th place finishes in IV.35 were followed in Season 46 by another league title and direct promotion to level III for the first time in the club's history. For Season 47, Coomar were placed in league III.5. Coomar spent 3 seasons in III.5, finishing 2nd in their first 2 seasons at this level, before being relegated back to IV.25 for season 50. During their time in III.5, the Coomar youth academy produced a couple of top class strikers in Kieran Shearwood and John Cockayne.

Past Performances

Honours

Season League Honour
27 VI.154
29 VI.154
31 VI.851
33 V.28
34 V.28
38 IV.14
40 IV.14
43 V.20
46 IV.35


Seasons

Season Series Pos Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Cup Top Scorer League Goals Cup/Qual Goals
23 VI.154 4th 9 7 0 2 27 8 +19 21 n/a England Steve Andrews 4 0
24 VI.154 3rd 14 11 0 3 56 22 +34 31 Round 1 England Steve Andrews 23 0
25 VI.154 4th 14 8 1 5 51 31 +20 25 Round 2 France Peter Faivre 17 2
26 VI.154 2nd 14 11 0 3 65 15 +50 33 Round 1 Spain Pedro Elizalde 18 0
27 VI.154 1st 14 12 0 2 72 10 +62 36 Round 4 Finland Niklas Robbins 24 3
28 VI.154 2nd 14 10 3 1 67 11 +56 33 Round 3 Finland Niklas Robbins 13 4
29 VI.154 1st 14 13 0 1 63 5 +58 39 Round 3 Finland Niklas Robbins 11 0
30 V.109 7th 14 4 4 6 32 25 +7 16 Round 2 Belgium Janco van Helmond 7 1
31 VI.851 1st 14 14 0 0 103 2 +101 42 Round 3 Belgium Janco van Helmond 18 1
32 V.28 2nd 14 9 1 4 45 24 +21 28 Round 4 Estonia Henn Maandi 12 3
33 V.28 1st 14 11 1 2 73 11 +62 34 Round 3 Estonia Henn Maandi 13 0
34 V.28 1st 14 11 0 3 50 21 +29 33 Round 3 Estonia Henn Maandi 12 0
35 IV.14 4th 14 8 0 6 47 21 +26 24 Round 4 England Kevin Zandstra 11 0
36 IV.14 3rd 14 9 1 4 40 30 +10 28 Round 4 England Mark Mavir 7 0
37 IV.14 2nd 14 8 4 2 40 27 +13 28 Round 3 England Kevin Zandstra 11 1
38 IV.14 1st 14 10 1 3 47 30 +17 31 Round 3 England Mark Mavir 9 0
39 IV.14 3rd 14 9 3 2 32 15 +17 30 Round 5 England Kevin Zandstra 8 2
40 IV.14 1st 14 9 3 2 43 15 +28 30 Round 4 England Mark Mavir 12 0
41 IV.14 3rd 14 7 4 3 39 21 +18 25 Round 5 Italy Mauro Colaci 8 9
42 IV.14 8th 14 2 2 10 17 40 -23 8 Round 4 Italy Mauro Colaci 5 0
England Arnie Ainslie 3 2
England Scott Hunter 0 5
43 V.20 1st 14 13 0 1 59 17 +42 39 Round 4 Germany Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky 11 0
44 IV.35 4th 14 8 0 6 36 33 +3 24 Round 3 Italy Mauro Colaci 6 5
45 IV.35 4th 14 5 3 6 33 33 0 20 Round 3 Germany Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky 9 3
46 IV.35 1st 14 10 2 2 62 22 +40 34 Round 5 Germany Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky 13 6
47 III.5 2nd 14 8 1 5 37 31 +6 25 Round 6 England Arnie Ainslie 10 7
48 III.5 2nd 14 9 0 5 53 35 +18 27 Round 4 England Arnie Ainslie 10 8
49 III.5 8th 14 3 1 10 27 39 -12 10 Round 4 England Arnie Ainslie 9 2
50 IV.25 1st 2 2 0 0 10 2 +8 6 Round 3 Italy Mauro Colaci 4 2


Current

Squad

Name Age Nationality Pos Apps Goals
Wolter Bovelander 27 Netherlands GK 111 0
Axel Gunnarsson 32 Finland GK 29 0
Aleu Zamarromalo 26 Spain Def 24 6
Gelminas Jurkovlianecas 23 Lithuania Def 11 1
Ludovic Mary 23 France Def 1 0
Robbie Tyas 29 England Def 69 13
Michel Andre 24 Belgium Def 26 7
Oliver Kelly 24 England Def 28 5
Gabriel Pelzer 29 Germany Wing 104 30
Mimis Takounidis 30 Greece Wing 93 16
Fedon Asproulias 25 Greece Wing 40 3
Stanislav Ilyash 26 Lithuania MF 20 7
Daniel Calado 33 Portugal MF 104 34
Ludvic Honka 32 Czech Republic MF 87 16
Beorn Brocaar 25 Netherlands MF 6 2
Allen Steel 20 England MF 13 3
Andy Danas 20 England MF 13 6
Mauro Colaci 30 Italy Fwd 128 85
Arnie Ainslie 28 England Fwd 108 81
Kieran Shearwood 18 England Fwd 5 4
John Cockayne 18 England Fwd 8 3
Joan Orfi 18 Spain Fwd 4 0


Youth Hot Prospects

Name Age Position
Taylor Marsden 17 IM
Spencer Griffin 17 Def
Robert Edwards 17 Def
Moses O'Donnell 17 Def
Philip Partridge 16 IM


Staff

Chairman Patrick Winter
Manager Danny Dickinson
Club Secretary Zach Snape
Coach Roberto Cremonini
Youth Coach Darryl Crow
Doctor Dr Neil Allott
Physio Carl Williams
Finance Director David Truman
Media Relations Alison Wyatt

Club records

Team

Best League Finish
2nd in Series III - Season 47 & Season 48
Most Season Points
42 - Season 31
Best Cup Run
Round 6 - Season 47
Biggest League Win
11-0 v Lancaster Tigers (H) - 24/7/11 & v Lancaster Tigers (A) - 9/10/11
Biggest Cup Win
12-0 v Cal United (A) - 12/7/11
Biggest Attendance
60,000 - First achieved v Brow of the Hill South 7/9/08

Players

Highest Transfer Fee Paid
£2,566,667 for Germany Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky - 24/5/10
Highest Transfer Fee Received
£2,200,000 for Spain Julio Cesar Estevez - 29/7/10
Most Career Goals
93 - England Mark Mavir
Most Goals in a Season
27 - Finland Niklas Robbins - Season 27
Most Goals in a League Match
4 - England Steve Andrews v Williams Raders - 31/10/04, Spain Pedro Elizalde v Reading URZ - 17/7/05, Finland Niklas Robbins v Maranello 1979 - 30/10/05, Finland Niklas Robbins v Maranello 1979 - 6/11/05, Belgium Janco van Helmond v Arsenal 1960 - 17/12/06, Belgium Janco van Helmond v One Inch Men - 11/3/07, Estonia Henn Maandi v Gonnas Gonads - 17/6/07, England Kevin Zandstra v Tarsier United - 13/4/08
Most Goals in a Cup Match
5 - Italy Mauro Colaci v WKS - 7/12/10
Most Appearances
205 - England Mark Mavir

Top Goalscorers

Name Goals Apps Ratio
England Mark Mavir 93 205 0.45
Italy Mauro Colaci 85 128 0.66
England Arnie Ainslie 81 108 0.75
Finland Niklas Robbins 80 76 1.05
Estonia Henn Maandi 78 90 0.87
Germany Rudolf-Heinz Podolsky 67 75 0.89
Spain Pedro Elizalde 62 53 1.17
England Kevin Zandstra 59 97 0.61
Belgium Janco van Helmond 56 58 0.97
Bolivia Ulises Tarki 53 176 0.30
Argentina Claudio Lazarte 41 146 0.28
Portugal Daniel Calado 34 104 0.33
England John MacRitchie 33 130 0.26
Argentina Eduardo Fassini 31 130 0.24
Germany Gabriel Pelzer 30 104 0.29
Italy Marino Valenza 30 138 0.22
Finland Lasse Mikkelinen 29 32 0.91
England Steve Andrews 28 21 1.33
England Stan Johnson 25 43 0.58
Poland Andrzej Zak 25 119 0.21


Most appearances (competitive matches)

Name Appearances
England Mark Mavir 205
Bolivia Ulises Tarki 176
Argentina Claudio Lazarte 146
Italy Marino Valenza 138
Argentina Eduardo Fassini 130
England John MacRitchie 129
Italy Mauro Colaci 128
England Gary Wickham 124
Poland Andrzej Zak 119
Netherlands Lukas van Rossum 113
Netherlands Wolter Bovelander 111
England Arnie Ainslie 108
Germany Gabriel Pelzer 104
Italy Giuseppe Lanzafame 102
Sweden Mattias Orenbratt 102


Hall of Fame

Niklas Robbins

Niklas had a long and distinguished career as both goalscorer and later club coach. He was, at date of induction, the club's record goalscorer with 80 goals in 76 first team matches. He was twice awarded the Golden Boot for being the league top scorer including a club single season record of 27 goals in season 27. Niklas is now pursuing a career as an agent.

Jordan Peart

The first Coomar playmaker. Jordan marshalled the midfield in 41 appearances for the club in the early days and was a firm favourite with the fans.

Mark Mavir

Mark spent his entire career at the club, coming up through the youth system and on to a distinguished first team career. He spent most of his career as an attacking midfielder, but later used his technical ability and pinpoint passing to great effect as a deep lying forward. To date of induction, Mark holds the club records for most appearances (205 competitive matches) and goals scored (93). He was the team's top scorer in a season three times during his carer.
He is now pursuing his ambition to become a Michelin starred chef with his own restaurant.

Ulises Tarki

Ulises joined from FC Michus in Bolivia as a promising 17 year old midfielder. After spending time as an apprentice learning the ropes, he went on to establish himself in the first team and played 176 competitive matches for the club, second on the all time list of appearances. When his playing days were over, he turned his hand to coaching and spent some years as a successful first team coach for the club. He has now retired to pursue a career as a Sports Journalist and we wish him well.

Claudio Paul Lazarte

Claudio was a stalwart of the Coomar defence for 12 seasons, racking up a total of 146 competitive matches and scoring 41 goals for the club. He is now pursuing a career in PR.

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