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=== Change of shirts ===  
=== Change of shirts ===  
The shirts used in the past three seasons were replaced for shirts that were inspired by the shirts they used [[Rode Ster Paramaribo/Season 52|Season 52]] and [[Red Star Brussels/Season 53|Season 53]]. These shirts are red with yellow accents (waves), with the logo on the left. The away shirts are beige and yellow, with a red accent (stripe). Head sponsor is Chobani Greek Yoghurt.
The shirts used in the past three seasons were replaced for shirts that were inspired by the shirts they used [[Rode Ster Paramaribo/Season 52|Season 52]] and [[Red Star Brussels/Season 53|Season 53]]. These shirts are red with yellow accents (waves), with the logo on the left. The away shirts are beige and yellow, with a red accent (stripe). Head sponsor is Chobani Greek Yoghurt.
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=== Season Summary ===
=== Season Summary ===

Revision as of 17:04, 26 August 2017

Season 66
Rode Ster Paramaribo Logo during season 66
Team Name Rode Ster Paramaribo
Competition III.3 Suriname
Finished 2nd
Suriname Cup tbd
Other Cups tbd
End Ranking 65
Topscorer Template:Country data tbd tbd 0
Trainer Denmark Noah Wessel
Kits HomeFile:RSP51smallHome.PNGAwayFile:RSP51smallAway.PNG

Suriname Season 41, or Global Season 66, was the sixth season in which Rode Ster Paramaribo participated, and the third after the restart. They played in League III.3.

Season Synopsis

Stadium

The Rode Ster Paramaribo stadium, the Karl Marx Arena, had 42.000 seats at the beginning of the season.

Change of shirts

The shirts used in the past three seasons were replaced for shirts that were inspired by the shirts they used Season 52 and Season 53. These shirts are red with yellow accents (waves), with the logo on the left. The away shirts are beige and yellow, with a red accent (stripe). Head sponsor is Chobani Greek Yoghurt.

HomeHome AwayAway

Season Summary

The team had no specific ambitions in this season, since it was just recreated two seasons earlier. The team focused on training future star Walter Faverey.

In the Suriname Cup, the team reached the second round, after which they were eliminated by Groninger Boys FC. Afterwards, Rode Ster Paramaribo played another two rounds in the Ruby Cup, in which they were eliminated by FC VUFFER.

In the competition, Rode Ster evolved well. They managed to evolve in third and second position for most of the season, despite an unexpected defeat against Wayamboweg Arawak's on matchday 4. The team then went on to lose against relegator Royal Sporting Club Totness, but suprisingly managed to get a 1-1 draw in the return game at the Karl Marx Arena. A victory at home against Wayamboweg Arawak's on matchday 11 created a turn in the tables, and ensured a second position for Rode Ster Paramaribo in the league for the first time in their history, with a record 34 points.

Season Statistics

Group Table and Fixtures

Team Played W D L GF GA GD Pts
Royal Sporting Club Totness 14 13 1 0 82 7 75 40
Rode Ster Paramaribo 14 11 1 2 70 18 52 34
Wayamboweg Arawak's 14 10 1 3 65 18 47 31
Nacho Libre FC 14 8 0 6 47 25 22 24
FC Wisjewasje 14 4 2 8 35 31 4 14
Racing De Leeuw 14 4 2 8 24 43 -19 14
FC Paramaribo 14 1 1 12 14 99 -85 4
Proomleema 14 1 0 13 10 106 -96 3

RSB Top 5 Scorers (competition)

Nr Player Goals
1 Slovakia Richard Niňaj 18
2 Suriname Rodney Bourne 12
3 Suriname Ryan Champlin 10
4 Suriname Walter Faverey 10
5 Suriname Sopian Mustandar 8

Man of the Match (official Games)

Nr Player Times
1 Belgium Jargo Arijs 6
2 Slovakia Richard Niňaj 6
3 Suriname Ryan Kuster 6

Cups

Suriname Cup

RSP played in the SVB-beker, the Suriname Cup. They arrived in round 2, and played then in the Ruby Cup.

Type Round Ground Other Team Score
1 Home The Reachers 5 - 3
2 Home Groninger Boys FC 1 - 7
1 Home Leiding United 4 - 3
2 Home FC VUFFER 2 - 3

Records

Note: only official matches are considered.

Record Date Name Competition Result
Biggest Home Win 11-06-2017 Rode Ster Paramaribo - FC Paramaribo III.3 9 - 0
Biggest Away Win 21-05-2017 Proomleema - Rode Ster Paramaribo III.3 0 - 10
Biggest Home Loss 17-05-2017 Rode Ster Paramaribo - Groninger Boys FC Cup 1 - 7
Biggest Away Loss 04-06-2017 Royal Sporting Club Totness - Rode Ster Paramaribo III.3 6 - 2
Most goals in a match (by RSP) 21-05-2017 Proomleema - Rode Ster Paramaribo III.3 0 - 10
Most goals in a match (total) 21-05-2017 Proomleema - Rode Ster Paramaribo III.3 0 - 10
Largest home attendance 06-08-2017 Rode Ster Paramaribo - Proomleema III.3 37 494
Lowest home attendance 31-05-2017 Rode Ster Paramaribo - FC VUFFER Cup 13 648
Largest transfer in tbd Template:Country data tbd tbd tbd tbd
Largest transfer out 23-05-2017 Portugal Jesus Jorge Rosa Dias N/A 833 000 €

First Team Squad Season 65

Trainer: Denmark Noah Wessel

No. Position Player
1 Suriname GK Borger Deugd
2 Italy CD Saverio Laera
3 USA CD Edgar Mondragon
4 Poland CD Ernest Dębski
5 Suriname W Ajay Canterburg
6 Slovakia CM Richard Niňaj
7 Suriname CM Sopian Mustandar
8 Belgium CM Jargo Arijs
9 Suriname FW Rodney Bourne
10 Suriname FW Walter Faverey
11 Suriname FW Ryan Champlin
No. Position Player
12 Suriname GK Edson Blufpand
13 Netherlands W Lokman Bekdemir
14 Suriname CD Ginio Redmond
15 Suriname WB Abla Kensmil
16 Suriname W Mike Verveer
17 Suriname CM Ryan Kuster
18 Suriname FW Nurdin Beureueh
19 Finland FW Christian Krouvi
20 Suriname FW Jurie Gangadin
21 Suriname CM Roël Fernand
99 Denmark CD Noah Wessel



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See Also
Lunacharsky - Rode Ster Paramaribo - Red Star Brussels - Red Star Tunis