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[[category:German Clubs|KSG Borbetomagus]]
[[category:German Clubs|KSG Borbetomagus]]

Revision as of 22:33, 17 July 2010

KSG Borbetomagus (130253)
managed by Lirion
Full Name Kultur- und Sportgemeinschaft Borbetomagus Pfiffligheim-Hochheim
Nickname Lirion
Founded 16. 07. 2010
Location Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Arena Vangionenarena am Borbeta
Coach Mats van der Zwan
League X.4010
updated on: 2010-07-17


KSG Borbetomagus Pfiffligheim-Hochheim is a football club from Worms, Germany. KSG stands for "Kultur- und Sportgemeinschaft" (engl.: Society for Culture and Sports). The name Borbetomagus derives from the Celtic name for the city of Worms, which meant "field at the Borbeta".

The club's home is the Vangionenarena am Borbeta (engl.: Vangiones Arena at the Borbeta). It is located near the Pfrimm-Park between Pfiffligheim and Hochheim (German links).

 
  • Home Kit
    Home Kit
  • Home Kit, back
    Home Kit, back
  • Away Kit
    Away Kit
  • Away Kit, back
    Away Kit, back

Club colours and symbols

Coat of arms

The circle with the implied crosslines and its green colour refer to the celtic history of the city Worms, as well as the orange line in the background. Green and orange are exactly the same colours as defined by the Republic of Ireland for their flag.

The symbols in the circle are the blue "Wolfssense" (wolfsscythe) of the Coat of Arms of Pfiffligheim and the helmet of the Coat of Arms of Worms-Hochheim. The stars on the edge of the circle also are part of the coat of arms of Pfiffligheim.

Colours

The home jerseys and the colours of the circle of the KSG's coat of arms are a reference to the relation of club and city to Celtic ancestry and symbols. The combination white-red-gold-blue again are a combination of Pfiffligheim's and Hochheim's colours. Both can be found regularly among the club's fans.

Club History

Club eras

The first season

The club's history began as successor to the 1. FC Lungenkrebs in the X.4010 league of Germany. The team entered the competition ranked 2nd, runners-up to ASV Waldsassen with a margin of 3 points; 2 games remained until the season was complete. In the final match they would meet their direct competitor. But first of all, the KSG had to face Vodka-Bull, who were determined last in the current season.

The first game
Line Up
GK RomaniaPavel Nicolescu
 
RWB GermanyRolef Raus RCB GermanySascha Vorburg LCB SwedenNoa Pettersson
(60. NorwayBørre Olsen)		 LWB GermanyStephan Ankum
 
RWM ChileNorberto Pérez RCDM GermanyKonrad Holt
(68. HungaryBálint Kasik)		 LCAM RomaniaRadu Mitrea LWM SwedenTim Åhlfeldt
 
RF GermanyHannes Halberg LF GermanyFrank Leimser
(67. GermanyNick Höhmann)

Bench: GK GermanyMarc Burkhalter, WM PolandBronisław Godek

Goals: Åhlfeldt (4.,28.), Leimser (26.), Raus (33.,50.), Halberg (39.,66.,86.), Olsen (75.)

The game and aftermath

Though meeting the weakest team of this season, nothing was set for this young team. It was all a case of a few days to form this team, since several of the players were transferred to the roster only a few days ago. The newest transfer on the pit, goalkeeper Nicolescu, arrived only about a few hours before the kick-off.

Nonetheless, Borbetomagus opened fire from the very first minute of the game. The course was set; a good victory and the goal difference would be no handicap regarding a possible climb into League IX. On the 4th minute of the game, Åhlfeldt struck with a good shot on the goal. Until half-time, Borbetomagus scored 5-0 - but ASV Waldsassen also were 4-0 in the lead. The second half then gave birth to the first little miracle for the end of the season: While ASV Waldsassen ended their game 5-2, Borbetomagus scored another 4 goals and won 9-0.

After this game the goal difference was +68 for the KSG and +61 for Waldsassen - so a victory over Waldsassen would take the KSG directly to League IX.

League Placings

Season League Points Position Goals
42 X.4010 - - -

Trophies

  • none

Hall of Fame

  • none

Current Roster

Pos. Nat. Name Eins.
GK Germany Marc Burkhalter -
GK Romania Pavel Nicolescu 1
GK Portugal Agostinho Rosa -
DF Norway Børre Olsen 1
DF Sweden Noa Pettersson 1
DF Germany Hauke-Klaus Schneidhofer -
DF Germany Sascha Vorburg 1
DF Germany Domenic Rickert -
DF Germany Hinnerk Zindt -
DF GermanyPoland Józef Korbeń -
DF Germany Rolef Raus 1
DF Germany Stephan Ankum 1
MF Germany Konrad Holt 1
MF Romania Radu Mitrea 1
MF Germany Axel Spaetauf -
MF Sweden Tim Åhlfeldt 1
MF Hungary Bálint Kasik 1
MF Germany Dirck Bodenski -
MF Germany Franz Leon -
MF Germany Marc Arnold Grinski -
MF Poland Bronisław Godek 1
MF Chile Norberto Pérez 1
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