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Suriname Season 45, or Global Season 70, was the tenhth season in which [[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] participated, and the seventh after the restart. They played in League II.4.
Suriname Season 47, or Global Season 72, was the twelveth season in which [[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] participated, and the ninenth after the restart. They played in League II.4.


== Season Synopsis ==
== Season Synopsis ==
=== Stadium ===
=== Stadium ===
The [[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] stadium, the Karl Marx Arena, had 51.250 seats at the beginning of the season and was not enlarged.
The [[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] stadium, the Karl Marx Arena, had 92.500 seats at the beginning of the season and was not enlarged.


=== Shirts ===
=== Shirts ===
[[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] started this season with the first of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager [[User:Lunacharsky|Lunacharsky]], each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. Teams that will be featured are Olympic Charleroi, AFC Wimbledon, FC Sankt Pauli, RWD Molenbeek, Antwerp FC and Liverpool FC. In season 66, they started with the Olympic Charleroi shirt that was used in season 2006-07, the year the team last promoted to the Belgium Second Division.
[[Rode Ster Paramaribo]] used for second time the third of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager [[User:Lunacharsky|Lunacharsky]], each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. Teams that will be featured are Olympic Charleroi, AFC Wimbledon, FC Sankt Pauli, RWD Molenbeek, Antwerp FC and Liverpool FC. In season 72, they used the shirts RWDM used in the season 1974-75; the year they won their only title in the Belgian first division.


=== Trainer ===
=== Trainer ===
Season 68 was the last season for trainer [[Noah Wessel]]. He is set to retire at the end of the season and will be replaced by [[Lokman Bekdemir]].
Season 72 was the fourth season under trainer[[Lokman Bekdemir]].


=== Season Summary ===
=== Season Summary ===
The team had the ambition to remain in second division, preferably without having to play the playoffs. The team continued to focus on training Suriname U20 star [[Walter Faverey]]. [[Scoring]] training was started and would be replaced by the end of the season with [[passing]].  
The team had the ambition to remain in second division, preferably without having to play the playoffs. The team continued to focus on training Suriname U20 star [[Walter Faverey]]. [[passing]] training was continued, and will be replaced by [[scoring]] at the end of the season.  


In the Suriname Cup, Rode Ster Paramaribo was eliminated in the second round against [[FinSuri United]]. They continued in the Sapphire Cup, but were eliminated in the first round against [[Julianatop Warriors]].  
In the Suriname Cup, Rode Ster Paramaribo was eliminated in the third round against [[zwiggy]]. They continued in the Sapphire Cup, but were eliminated in the third round against [[Pirat Kannoniers]].  


In the competition, the team showed themselves a fierce competitor on the highest level. They won their first games, placing them first in the league. On matchday 5, RSP lost for the first time, against SA Kingsvillage Pioneers, after which they fell back on a second place. They returned to the first position soon, and remained there for the remainder of the season.
In the competition, the team had a very difficult start, with three consecutive losses, two draws, and another loss in the first 6 games of the season. The 7th game was their only win of the first half of the season. Three more wins in the second part of the season where enough to win a sixth position in the competition. Rode Ster won the relegation play-off against [[YBB on holiday]] with a 4-0 margin, therefore remaining in second division.


== Season Statistics ==
== Season Statistics ==

Revision as of 14:33, 18 October 2019

Season 72
Rode Ster Paramaribo Logo during season 72
Team Name Rode Ster Paramaribo
Competition II.4 Suriname
Finished 6th
Suriname Cup 3th round
Sapphire Cup 3th round
End Ranking 30
Topscorer Suriname Nurdin Beureueh (15)
Trainer Netherlands Lokman Bekdemir
Kits HomeAway
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Suriname Season 47, or Global Season 72, was the twelveth season in which Rode Ster Paramaribo participated, and the ninenth after the restart. They played in League II.4.

Season Synopsis

Stadium

The Rode Ster Paramaribo stadium, the Karl Marx Arena, had 92.500 seats at the beginning of the season and was not enlarged.

Shirts

Rode Ster Paramaribo used for second time the third of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager Lunacharsky, each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. Teams that will be featured are Olympic Charleroi, AFC Wimbledon, FC Sankt Pauli, RWD Molenbeek, Antwerp FC and Liverpool FC. In season 72, they used the shirts RWDM used in the season 1974-75; the year they won their only title in the Belgian first division.

Trainer

Season 72 was the fourth season under trainerLokman Bekdemir.

Season Summary

The team had the ambition to remain in second division, preferably without having to play the playoffs. The team continued to focus on training Suriname U20 star Walter Faverey. passing training was continued, and will be replaced by scoring at the end of the season.

In the Suriname Cup, Rode Ster Paramaribo was eliminated in the third round against zwiggy. They continued in the Sapphire Cup, but were eliminated in the third round against Pirat Kannoniers.

In the competition, the team had a very difficult start, with three consecutive losses, two draws, and another loss in the first 6 games of the season. The 7th game was their only win of the first half of the season. Three more wins in the second part of the season where enough to win a sixth position in the competition. Rode Ster won the relegation play-off against YBB on holiday with a 4-0 margin, therefore remaining in second division.

Season Statistics

Group Table and Fixtures

Team Played W D L GF GA GD Pts
Royal Sporting Club Totness 14 11 1 2 38 12 26 34
Pib i røv fugl 14 9 3 2 26 13 13 30
Tranga Roffa 14 8 4 2 22 14 8 28
Red White Eagles 14 5 3 6 24 34 -10 18
Strandkickers Switi Sranan 14 5 1 8 19 20 -1 16
Rode Ster Paramaribo 14 4 2 8 33 34 -1 14
Stonehill Hoppers 14 4 1 9 19 30 -11 13
Kruktutere fu Suriname 14 2 1 11 14 38 -24 7

RSB Top 5 Scorers (official games)

Nr Player Goals
1 Suriname Nurdin Beureueh 15
2 Suriname Walter Faverey 8
3 Latvia Boļeslavs Čipa 5
4 Suriname Ajay Canterburg 4
5 Belgium Briek Mangelschots 3

Man of the Match (official games)

Nr Player Times
1 Suriname Nurdin Beureueh 11
2 Suriname Walter Faverey 10

Cups

Suriname Cup

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

Type Round Ground Other Team Score
1 Away Orczilla 0 - 10
2 Away Furnace Creek 2 - 4
3 Away zwiggy 1 - 0
1 Away FC Tout Lui Faut 0 - 1
2 Home zwiggy 3 - 1
3 Home Pirat Kannoniers 0 - 5

Records

Note: only official matches are considered.

Record Date Name Competition Result
Biggest Home Win 06-10-2019 Rode Ster Paramaribo - Royal Sporting Club Totness II.4 6 - 2
Biggest Away Win 03-07-2019 Orczilla - Rode Ster Paramaribo Cup 0 - 10
Biggest Home Loss 07-08-2019 Rode Ster Paramaribo - Pirat Kannoniers Cup 0 - 5
Biggest Away Loss 11-08-2019 Stonehill Hoppers - Rode Ster Paramaribo II.4 5 - 1
Most goals in a match (by RSP) 03-07-2019 Orczilla - Rode Ster Paramaribo Cup 0 - 10
Most goals in a match (total) 03-07-2019 Orczilla - Rode Ster Paramaribo Cup 0 - 10
Largest home attendance 13-10-2019 Rode Ster Paramaribo - YBB on holiday II.4 85 286
Lowest home attendance 18-08-2019 Rode Ster Paramaribo - Strandkickers Switi Sranan Cup 31 743
Largest transfer in 10-08-2019 Belgium Briek Mangelschots N/A 5 379 480€
Largest transfer out 30-07-2019 Lithuania Markelis Menčikovas N/A 3 519 000€

First Team Squad Season 68

Trainer: Denmark Noah Wessel

No. Position Player
1 Estonia GK Tom Mõniste
2 Netherlands WB Ilje Schnitzeler
3 Poland CD Ernest Dębski
4 Latvia CD/WB Boļeslavs Čipa
5 Suriname W Ajay Canterburg
6 Suriname W Mike Verveer
7 Suriname CM Sopian Mustandar
8 Suriname CM Arhan Nikam
9 Suriname FW Rodney Bourne
10 Belgium CM Baligh Harchan
11 Suriname FW Walter Faverey
No. Position Player
12 Suriname GK Borger Deugd
13 Italy CD Saverio Laera
15 Suriname CM Ryan Kuster
16 Sweden CM Björne Eneerberg
17 Suriname FW Ryan Champlin
18 Suriname FW Nurdin Beureueh
19 Belgium CM Jargo Arijs
21 Suriname FW Regilio Brielle
22 Egypt FW Mohamed Salah


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