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Changwon Sojuboys is a hattrick team that was established in late 2002 as the Changwon Provincials with a name change approx 1 year later. | '''Changwon Sojuboys''' is a hattrick team that was established in late 2002 as the Changwon Provincials with a name change approx 1 year later. | ||
Under Sojuboys' | Under Sojuboys' guidance they have been in Div II.1 (one season), div III (one season), div II.3 (four seasons), K-League (one season), back to Div II.1 (four seasons) and finally promotion back into the K-league. | ||
Sojuboys have won 4 divisional titles. However their only season in the K-league was the worst ever with no victories and only 1 point | Sojuboys have won 4 divisional titles. However their only season in the K-league was the worst ever with no victories and only 1 point at the end of the season. | ||
Famous club players include | Famous club players include | ||
*Hyun-Gi Yi(national team member and former U20's team member) | *Hyun-Gi Yi (national team member and former U20's team member) | ||
*Sung-Man An(2nd most games played - currently 128 competition games, also | *Sung-Man An (2nd most games played - currently 128 competition games, also one game for the national team) | ||
*Pelle Fortelius(youth team player and fringe Finnish national squad) | *Pelle Fortelius (youth team player and fringe Finnish national squad) | ||
*Hong-Chol Shim(Hanguk and club coach, captain and record game player - curently 127 competition games) | *Hong-Chol Shim (Hanguk and club coach, captain and record game player - curently 127 competition games) | ||
*Jee-Seung Park( | *Jee-Seung Park (U20's team member) | ||
*Min-Jae Kim (former U20's member and still fringe) | *Min-Jae Kim (former U20's member and still fringe) | ||
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[[Category:Korean Teams]] | |||
Revision as of 00:38, 17 May 2007
Changwon Sojuboys is a hattrick team that was established in late 2002 as the Changwon Provincials with a name change approx 1 year later.
Under Sojuboys' guidance they have been in Div II.1 (one season), div III (one season), div II.3 (four seasons), K-League (one season), back to Div II.1 (four seasons) and finally promotion back into the K-league.
Sojuboys have won 4 divisional titles. However their only season in the K-league was the worst ever with no victories and only 1 point at the end of the season.
Famous club players include
- Hyun-Gi Yi (national team member and former U20's team member)
- Sung-Man An (2nd most games played - currently 128 competition games, also one game for the national team)
- Pelle Fortelius (youth team player and fringe Finnish national squad)
- Hong-Chol Shim (Hanguk and club coach, captain and record game player - curently 127 competition games)
- Jee-Seung Park (U20's team member)
- Min-Jae Kim (former U20's member and still fringe)