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Revision as of 11:30, 19 September 2010
 Official logo for Red-White Diamonds | |
| Region | Kazan (Tatarstan) |
| Country |  Rossiya
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| Geografic area | Eastern Europe |
| Continent | Europe |
| Foundation | 07.01.2009 |
| Stadium | Diamond Park (40 000 seats) |
| Fan club | unofficial (~ 2 000 members) |
| League | V.59 |
| Management | |
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| President | Dealoff
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| Coach |  Ricky Spottag
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| Youth Team | |
| Youth Team: | Diamonds Juniors |
| Youth arena: | Luzhniki Junior Arena |
Red-White Diamonds is Russian football club from Kazan (Tatarstan).
The Team
Foundation History
Red-White Diamonds was founded January 7th, 2009.
Earlier the club was called:
- spartac moskva (07.01.2009-03.05.2009)
- Spartac Moscow (03.05.2009-24.08.2009)
Stadium
Diamond Park is the arena of Red-White Diamonds. It has a total capacity of 40 000.
- Total capacity: 40 000
- Terraces: 23 000
- Basic seating: 10 000
- Seats under roof: 6 000
- Seats in VIP boxes: 1 000
Team History
| Season | League | Russian Cup | Trophies | Top goalscorer | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 (37) | 7th in VI.610 | none | none | Grigory Skalkin | 6 |
| 26 (38) | 1st in VI.610 | none |  |
Anatoly Krasnov | 14 |
| 27 (39) | 5th in V.59 | 3rd round | none | Leonard Ianu | 5 |
| 28 (40) | 3rd in V.59 | 3rd round | none | Jack Geut, Floris van Grunsven, Jory Asser, Craig Rodwell | 5 |
| 29 (41) | 2nd in V.59 | 3rd round | none | Paolo Festini | 6 |
| 30 (42) | 3rd in V.59 | 4th round | none | Julián García Huidobro, Paolo Festini, Oleg Mikhaylov | 5 |
| 31 (43) | ??? in V.59 | 3rd round | ??? | ??? | ?? |
Hall Of Fame
Guarino Magonara 
This player is 30 years old and has been in the Hall of Fame since he was 27 years old.
"Guarino Magonara is the first foreign player of Diamonds. His nickname is Chory. He played for Diamonds more than 3 full seasons. He's most outstanding captain of our team. As a total, he played as a captain of Diamonds in 40 matches. It's a live legend of Diamonds. Glory!"
- Current Career: Sales Director
- Retired: 18.12.2009 (15/28)
- First day with club: 08.01.2009 (14/25)
- Seasons with club: 4
- Career Goals: 10
- Career Hattricks: 0
- Total matches for club: 71
- Best match: (245316528)
- Last match for club: (253681604)
- Former clubs: molinorojo
- Most memorable match: (205782326)
It is the debut match of Chory for Diamonds where he scored one goal, but couldn't bring our team a victory. Moreover, it's the first Chory's match as a captain of Diamonds. His spirit of winner helped our team in still 70 matches.
