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'''SVV Red Star Brussels''' (full name: Socialistische Voetbalvereniging Red Star Brussels, abbrevation RSB) is a football team in [[Belgium]]. The team [[Red Star Brussels/Season 42|currently plays in league VII.578]] of the [[Belgium|Belgian Competition]].
'''SVV Red Star Brussels''' (full name: Socialistische Voetbalvereniging Red Star Brussels, abbrevation RSB) is a football team in [[Belgium]]. The team [[Red Star Brussels/Season 43|currently plays in league VI.449]] of the [[Belgium|Belgian Competition]].


== History ==
== History ==
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=== The climb to the top - move to Brussels ===
=== The climb to the top - move to Brussels ===
Red Star Brussels played in division VIII.255 starting from [[Red Star Brussels/Season 41|Season 41]]. They performed rather well, and where able to take the first position in the competition after the seventh matchday. The team promoted to Division VII. By the end of the season, it became clear that a majority of the new supporters came from Brussels and the Walloon area, and that the team's political profile attracted large layers of foreign supporters. Therefore, the team decided to move to the Brussels town of Elsene by the end of the Season. The team started in Division VII.578, starting from [[Red Star Brussels/Season 42|Season 42]].
Red Star Brussels played in division VIII.255 starting from [[Red Star Brussels/Season 41|Season 41]]. They performed rather well, and where able to take the first position in the competition after the seventh matchday. The team promoted to Division VII. By the end of the season, it became clear that a majority of the new supporters came from Brussels and the Walloon area, and that the team's political profile attracted large layers of foreign supporters. Therefore, the team decided to move to the Brussels town of Elsene by the end of the Season. The team started in Division VII.578, starting from [[Red Star Brussels/Season 42|Season 42]]. Again, they immediatly promoted that season by again winning the competition. They arrived in competition VI.449 in [[Red Star Brussels/Season 43|Season 43]].


== Name & Slogan ==
== Name & Slogan ==
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[[Image:RSGentfans.jpg|thumb|upright|Red Star Brussels fans during the first ever official competition match at home against United KV on September 13th, 2009.]]
[[Image:RSGentfans.jpg|thumb|upright|Red Star Brussels fans during the first ever official competition match at home against United KV on September 13th, 2009.]]


The official fan club of Red Star Brussels is called "Revolutionair Socialisten" (or "Revolutionary Socialists" in English). Most of the members come from working-class neighbourhoods in Brussels, Ghent or the rest of Belgium, and some of them are marxist students from Ghent University. The fanclub currently has about 1100 members. Red Star Brussels has an increasing number of international supporters.
The official fan club of Red Star Brussels is called "Revolutionair Socialisten" (or "Revolutionary Socialists" in English). Most of the members come from working-class neighbourhoods in Brussels, Ghent or the rest of Belgium, and some of them are marxist students from Ghent University. The fanclub currently has about 1300 members. Red Star Brussels has an increasing number of international supporters.




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=== Supporters ===
=== Supporters ===
Red Star Brussels currently has 7 Hattrick Users as an official supporter.
Red Star Brussels currently has 6 Hattrick Users as an official supporter.


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|align=left| [[User:delfin|delfin]] || [[C.F. Delfines de Alba]] || {{Flagicon|ESP}} || 27-05-2010  
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SVV Red Star Brussels has visited the following countries for friendly matches
SVV Red Star Brussels has visited the following countries for friendly matches


{{Flagicon|ARG}} {{Flagicon|BEL}} {{Flagicon|CHN}} {{Flagicon|EST}} {{Flagicon|GER}} {{Flagicon|ITA}} {{Flagicon|LVA}} {{Flagicon|MEX}} {{Flagicon|PER}}
{{Flagicon|ARG}} {{Flagicon|BEL}} {{Flagicon|CHN}} {{Flagicon|EST}} {{Flagicon|FIN}} {{Flagicon|GER}} {{Flagicon|GRE}} {{Flagicon|ITA}} {{Flagicon|LVA}} {{Flagicon|MEX}} {{Flagicon|PER}} {{Flagicon|POL}}


=== Visitors ===
=== Visitors ===
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|align=left| '''Most goals in a match (total)''' || 07-02-2010 || bennyzema's - SVV Red Star Gent || League || 11 (3 - 8)
|align=left| '''Most goals in a match (total)''' || 07-02-2010 || bennyzema's - SVV Red Star Gent || League || 11 (3 - 8)
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|align=left| '''Largest home attendance''' || 16-05-2010 || SVV Red Star Brussels - CLUB44 || VII.578 || 17 000
|align=left| '''Largest home attendance''' || 16-05-2010 || SVV Red Star Brussels - [[FC Timbré]] || VII.578 || 20 000
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|align=left| '''Lowest home attendance''' || 27-09-2009 || Rode Ster Gent - tillicollapse  || IX.1432 || 3149
|align=left| '''Lowest home attendance''' || 27-09-2009 || Rode Ster Gent - tillicollapse  || IX.1432 || 3149
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|align=left| '''Longest run of victories''' || 26-10-2009 || Season 40 Week 3 - Week 13 || League IX.1432 || 11
|align=left| '''Longest run of victories''' || 26-10-2009 || Season 40 Week 3 - Week 13 || League IX.1432 || 11
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|align=left| '''Topscorer in one Season''' || Season 40 || [[Red Star Brussels/Joël Crahay|Joël Crahay]] || League IX.1432 || 13
|align=left| '''Topscorer in one Season''' || Season 40 || [[Red Star Brussels/Leonardo Rubén Tasca|Leonardo Rubén Tasca]] || League VII.578 || 18
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|align=left| '''Topscorer overall''' || Season 40 || [[Red Star Brussels/Joël Crahay|Joël Crahay]] ||nvt || 33
|align=left| '''Topscorer overall''' || Season 40 || [[Red Star Brussels/Joël Crahay|Joël Crahay]] ||nvt || 37
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[[Image:Division_VIII.PNG|Season 41, Division VIII.255]] [[Image:Goldenboot IX.gif|Season 40, Top Scorer in IX.1432 (België) - Joël Crahay: 13 goals]]
[[Image:Division_VII.PNG|Season 42, Division VII.578]] [[Image:Division_VIII.PNG|Season 41, Division VIII.255]] [[Image:Goldenboot IX.gif|Season 40, Top Scorer in IX.1432 (België) - Joël Crahay: 13 goals]] [[Image:Goldenboot VII.gif|Season 42, Top Scorer in VII.578 (België) - Leonardo Rubén Tasca: 18 goals]]


== Youth Talent Program ==
== Youth Talent Program ==
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* '''Season 41''': [[Playmaking]] (untill Matchday 4), [[Scoring]]
* '''Season 41''': [[Playmaking]] (untill Matchday 4), [[Scoring]]
* '''Season 42''': [[Scoring]] (untill Matchday 5), [[Goalkeeping]]
* '''Season 42''': [[Scoring]] (untill Matchday 5), [[Goalkeeping]]
* '''Season 43''': [[Goalkeeping]]


Some of the players that arrived at the team in the scope of this program later stayed at the team as fixed players, examples are [[Red Star Brussels/Bernd Bruylandt|Bernd Bruylandt]] or [[Red Star Brussels/Nikola Simić|Nikola Simić]].
Some of the players that arrived at the team in the scope of this program later stayed at the team as fixed players, examples are [[Red Star Brussels/Bernd Bruylandt|Bernd Bruylandt]] or [[Red Star Brussels/Nikola Simić|Nikola Simić]].

Revision as of 09:34, 3 August 2010

SVV Red Star Brussels (839359)
managed by Lunacharsky
Full Name Socialistische Voetbal Vereniging Red Star Brussels
Abbrevation RSB
Slogan Nixor, Concordia, Socialisma
Team Colors Red, Beige, Yellow
Founded 18-08-2009
Country Belgium België
Region Brussels
Ranking 11 420
Stadium Leon Trotski Stadium
Capacity 20 000 seats
Fan club Revolutionair Socialisten
Coach Sweden Ulrik Falkenner
League VI.449
Kits HomeAway

SVV Red Star Brussels (full name: Socialistische Voetbalvereniging Red Star Brussels, abbrevation RSB) is a football team in Belgium. The team currently plays in league VI.449 of the Belgian Competition.

History

      Main article: Red Star Brussels/History

Foundation

SVV Red Star Brussels started in Hattrick on 18-08-2009. The team was founded by a group of socialists in the city of Ghent, who wanted to combine their political activity with their passion for football. Lunacharsky was elected as manager for the team. The team was first officialy named SVV Red Star Gent.

First Games

      Main article: Red Star Brussels/Season 39

When RSB was founded (as Rode Ster Gent, the team played only the last round of Global Season 39 in competition IX.1432. The match against SKDH United ended in a 2-2 draw, placing RSB fifth in the competition.

First Full season

      Main article: Red Star Brussels/Season 40

SVV Red Star Brussels (then: Red Star Gent started her first full season on September 13th 2009 against United KV. RSB won easily 3-0, and immediatly showed their claims on the title for the season. However, because of two defeats against human competitor SKDH United on the second and before last matchday, RSB remained on the second position through the whole competition. Joël Crahay became topscorer with 13 goals.

The climb to the top - move to Brussels

Red Star Brussels played in division VIII.255 starting from Season 41. They performed rather well, and where able to take the first position in the competition after the seventh matchday. The team promoted to Division VII. By the end of the season, it became clear that a majority of the new supporters came from Brussels and the Walloon area, and that the team's political profile attracted large layers of foreign supporters. Therefore, the team decided to move to the Brussels town of Elsene by the end of the Season. The team started in Division VII.578, starting from Season 42. Again, they immediatly promoted that season by again winning the competition. They arrived in competition VI.449 in Season 43.

Name & Slogan

Team Name

The current name "Red Star Brussels" was introduced on April 2nd 2010, when 94% of the supporters voted in favour of the proposition to move the team out of Ghent to Brussels, to accentuate its Internationalist approach.

Before that, the team was named "Red Star Gent", a name that was adopted on September 15th 2009, when a poll amongst supporters decided to adopt "SVV Red Star Gent" as the official name of the team. Other possibilities where "Rode Ster Gent" or "Red Star Ghent". The supporters decided to take an international stand by choosing Red Star in the name of team, thus making the meaning of this part of name understandable for international supporters. They also choose to take up the official local name of the city where the team was founded: Gent (instead of Ghent in English).


Before that day, the team was informaly called "Rode Ster Gent". Because the Belgian Season 27 had already started, the new official name came into effect during the midseason between Season 27 and Season 28.

Slogan

The official slogan of the team is "Nixor, Concordia, Socialisma", or "Struggle, Solidarity, Socialism". It is also the slogan of the trotskyist party LSP, of which most supporters are members. The slogan expresses the sportive rivalry and competition between football teams, while on the same time stressing on the class unity between all workers of different teams, or like President Jan Verhamme of the supporters' association put it: "Football rivalry is for one evening, class solidarity is forever"

Team colours, logo and kit

Team colours

The basic team color of Red Star Brussels is red. Yellow and beige are used as secondary colors. The exact offical colours can be found in this overview:

Use Color Name Ex.
Primary Color Dark Red
Red Star Red
Secundary Color Beige
Secundary Color Yellow
Secundary Color Creamy White

The Red Star Brussels logo is a red shield, showing a red star in the middle, and surrounded by the rose in the fist of socialism. The shield is surrouned with banners citing the name of the team and the slogan. It replaces the old logo of a red star on a beige shield, surrounded by text banners citing the name of the team and the slogan.

The original logo was developed by fumiasty, a Polish player who used to manage Niezatapialne Pasikoniki (1825862). The logo was adapted to the new name Red Star Brussels by Canadian player Oshawa, who manages Oshawa Ogre (107171). Staff, players and supporters of Red Star Gent are eternally grateful for the professional logo.

Shirts

      Main article: Red Star Brussels/Kits

Red Star Brussels' current home shirts have light and dark red stripes with the LSP and the Brussels Region logo, and dark red pants and socks. The away shirts are white with a red diagonal stripe, and the same logo's, with beige pants and socks.


HomeHomeAwayAway

Shirt sponsor is trotskyist party LSP and the Brussels Region.

A history of the Red Star Gent kits can be found at this page.

Supporters and official fan club

Revolutionair Socialisten

Red Star Brussels fans during the first ever official competition match at home against United KV on September 13th, 2009.

The official fan club of Red Star Brussels is called "Revolutionair Socialisten" (or "Revolutionary Socialists" in English). Most of the members come from working-class neighbourhoods in Brussels, Ghent or the rest of Belgium, and some of them are marxist students from Ghent University. The fanclub currently has about 1300 members. Red Star Brussels has an increasing number of international supporters.


RSGent supporters are well known socialists, many are members of political parties like the trotskyist LSP. They often fraternise with fanclubs from other socialist teams, like Trotskijs Kämpar in Sweden or Wincobank Ironopolis in England. The "Revolutionair Socialisten" are known for their militant antiracist, antisexist and antidiscrimination attitude.

Supporters

Red Star Brussels currently has 6 Hattrick Users as an official supporter.

Name Team Country Since
Cronos2 Trotskijs kämpar Sweden 19-08-2009
Escafeld Wincobank Ironopolis England 20-09-2009
Pelotas Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track Belgium 16-12-2009
natan h HVC Bloemekeswijk Belgium 07-02-2010
RLMurian Real Lokomotiv Moulbaix Belgium 11-04-2010
delfin C.F. Delfines de Alba Spain 27-05-2010

International Friendlies

Visited

SVV Red Star Brussels has visited the following countries for friendly matches

Argentina Belgium China Estonia Finland Germany Greece Italy Latvia Mexico Peru Poland

Visitors

Teams from the following countries have visited SVV Red Star Brussels for friendlies

Austria Belgium Canada Finland Germany Greece Hungary Iran Italy Mexico Netherlands Poland Oceania Romania Switzerland Sweden

Records and achievements

Records

Note: only official matches are considered.

Record Date Name Competition Result
Biggest Home Win 04-04-2010 SVV Red Star Gent - fc lach je rijk VIII.255 10 - 0
Biggest Away Win 03-01-2010 fc lach je rijk - SVV Red Star Gent VIII.255 0 - 8
Biggest Home Loss 28-04-2010 SVV Red Star Brussels - Shaggy2 Cup 0 - 5
Biggest Away Loss 04-07-2020 Club 44 - SVV Red Star Brussels League VII.578 3 - 0
Most goals in a match (by Red Star Brussels) 04-04-2010 SVV Red Star Gent - fc lach je rijk VIII.255 10 (10 - 0)
Most goals in a match (total) 07-02-2010 bennyzema's - SVV Red Star Gent League 11 (3 - 8)
Largest home attendance 16-05-2010 SVV Red Star Brussels - FC Timbré VII.578 20 000
Lowest home attendance 27-09-2009 Rode Ster Gent - tillicollapse IX.1432 3149
Largest transfer in 26-05-2010 Belgium Joel Laevers VII.578 750 000 €
Largest transfer out 17-05-2010 Poland Fryderyk Młynarczak nvt 903 000€
Highest ranked end of season Season 42 League VII.578 League VII 1st
Lowest ranked end of season Season 39 League IX.1432 League IX 5th
Highest ranking overall 31-05-2010 Global Ranking Belgium League VII.578 11 259
Lowest ranking overall 21-09-2009 Global Ranking Belgium League IX.1432 28 523
Longest time unbeaten 04-04-2010 Season 40 Week 14 - Season 42 Week 1 League IX.1432 17
Longest run of victories 26-10-2009 Season 40 Week 3 - Week 13 League IX.1432 11
Topscorer in one Season Season 40 Leonardo Rubén Tasca League VII.578 18
Topscorer overall Season 40 Joël Crahay nvt 37

Achievements

League Standings

Season
Pos. 39 40 41 42 43
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8


League Color League Color
IX VII
VIII VI

Prize Shelf

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Season 42, Division VII.578 Season 41, Division VIII.255 Season 40, Top Scorer in IX.1432 (België) - Joël Crahay: 13 goals Season 42, Top Scorer in VII.578 (België) - Leonardo Rubén Tasca: 18 goals

Youth Talent Program

SVV Red Star Brussels created the "Youth Talent Program" during Season 40. The goal of this program is to attract young talented players from around the globe to Brussels, to give them a good football education, and transferring them again to other teams where they can develop their talents. The training focus of the team can change troughout the seasons, and recruits are selected on their complimentarity with the current focus. The following abilities where focussed troughout the seasons:

Some of the players that arrived at the team in the scope of this program later stayed at the team as fixed players, examples are Bernd Bruylandt or Nikola Simić.

Current Squad

Trainer: Sweden Ulrik Falkenner

No. Position Player
1 Germany GK Tom Gaal
2 Czech Republic WB Vítek Kozár
3 Latvia CD Stanislav Brus
4 Germany W Alessio Bartolomeo
5 Germany CD Nick Kusolitsch
7 Belgium CM Bernd Bruylandt
8 Finland CM Rami Lehvonen
10 Peru CM Albertico Ferrero
11 Belgium CF Joël Crahay
12 Argentina GK Marcos Sebastián Lasarte
13 Belgium CD Jo Engelen
15 Belgium RM Leander Gielen
16 Belgium W Ignacio Lazcano
No. Position Player
20 Czech Republic RM/LM Drahomír Pivec
23 Germany A Nikola Simić
24 Colombia F Leonardo Rubén Tasca
26 Croatia GK Eugen Kalapać
27 Spain GK Zacarías Blanco
29 Belgium GK Johannes Castiau
30 Romania CD Ilie Plopeanu
31 Poland CD Rafał Murzyński
32 Belgium GK Marcel Wiercigroch
33 Belgium CM Joel Laevers
34 Israel CD Meir Sharabi
35 Spain CD José Alejandro Montes de Oca
36 Lithuania CM Vilemas Damašus



Former players: see: Red Star Brussels/Former Players



Red Star Brussels
Seasons: 39 - 40 - 41 - 42 - 43 - 44 - 45 - 46 - 47 - 48 - 49 -

50 - 51 - 52 - 53 - 63 - 64 - 65 - 66 - 67 - 68 - 69 - 70 - 71 - 72 - 73 - ...

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


Teams in Brussels (Belgium Belgium)

Red Star Brussels | SC Brussels United

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