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KSG Borbetomagus (130253)
managed by GermanyLirion
Full name Kultur- und Sportgemeinschaft Borbetomagus
Pfiffligheim-Hochheim
Abbreviation KSGB
Nickname Vangionen
Founded 16. 07. 2010
Location Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Ground Vangionenarena am Borbeta
Size 12416
Fanclub Pfrimmkelten auf Eroberungstour
President TBD
Coach Czech Republic Juraj Hošek

Netherlands Mats van der Zwan (advisory)

League IX.58
Pos. (last
season)
4
Homepage KSG Borbetomagus at hattrick.org Wiki
updated on: 2011-02-13


KSG Borbetomagus Pfiffligheim-Hochheim is a football club from Worms, Germany. KSG stands for "Kultur- und Sportgemeinschaft" (engl.: Society for Culture and Sports). The name Borbetomagus derives from the Celtic name for the city of Worms, which meant "field at the Borbeta".

The club's home is the Vangionenarena am Borbeta (engl.: Vangiones Arena at the Borbeta). It is located near the Pfrimm-Park between Pfiffligheim and Hochheim (German links).

 
Club's stadium "Vangionenarena"

Club colours and symbols

Coat of arms

The circle with the implied crosslines and its green colour refer to the celtic history of the city Worms, as well as the orange line in the background. Green and orange are exactly the same colours as defined by the Republic of Ireland for their flag.

The symbols in the circle are the blue "Wolfssense" (wolfsscythe) of the Coat of Arms of Pfiffligheim and the helmet of the Coat of Arms of Worms-Hochheim. The stars on the edge of the circle also are part of the coat of arms of Pfiffligheim.

Colours

The home jerseys and the colours of the circle of the KSG's coat of arms are a reference to the relation of club and city to Celtic ancestry and symbols. The combination white-red-gold-blue again are a combination of Pfiffligheim's and Hochheim's colours. Both can be found regularly among the club's fans.

Club History

The first season

The club's history began as successor to the 1. FC Lungenkrebs in the X.4010 league of Germany. The team entered the competition ranked 2nd, runners-up to ASV Waldsassen with a margin of 3 points; 2 games remained until the season was complete. In the final match they would meet their direct competitor.

More see here

League Placings

Season League Pos Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD Cup Top Scorer
42* X.4010 2 36
3
14
2
12
1
0
0
2
1
73
9
15
1
+58
+8
- 3 Germany Hannes Halberg
43 IX.58 6 15 14 5 0 9 27 30 -3 - 9 Greece Lenos Flessas
44 IX.58 - - - - - - - - - - -

* In Season 42, the KSG Borbetomagus were successor to the 1. FC Lungenkrebs, so the first line indicates all results accumulated and the second one those of the KSGB. Top scorers are calculated through the KSGB matches only.

Matches

League

see article caps

Friendlies

see article friendly matches

Trophies

  • none

Hall of Fame

  • none

Coaches

Seas. Name Age Achievements/Notes Stations as player Stations before Stations after
42-42 Netherlands van der Zwan, Mats Mats van der Zwan 46 (now 99) First coach of the KSGB. Was substituted due to lack of innovative skill. Achieved a 9-0 away victory in his first and only game. Born on the 1st of April (sic). FC Scoeroewoeroe Netherlands
Voitonpotku Finland
FC Beri Georgia Magpies Army Hungary
Los Compadris Portugal
42- Czech Republic Juraj Hošek 105 Formed a team of allrounders, with a defender being second best scorer of the season. Also born in April, never played football himself (he was a notable water polo player). - - -

Former notable players

  • none

Current Squad

Pos. № Nat. Name Played Age Joined (wk/seas) Last Club Clubs before
GK 1 Netherlands Wolfsen, Sylvain Sylvain Wolfsen 17 81 10/43 Lokomotiv de Braga Portugal Bianconeri Agnelli Switzerland Merenges AFC Peru The Glad One Netherlands
GK 22 Republic of Ireland Mooney, Stevie Stevie Mooney 14 70 4/43 Pupupu Italy Particle Physics Republic of Ireland
GK 31 Romania Nicolescu, Pavel Pavel Nicolescu 24 70 13/42 Real Moineşti Romania
GK 34 Norway Holtan, Mathias Mathias Holtan - 70 11/44 Tsjekko Runners Norway
CB 2 Norway Olsen, Børre Børre Olsen 36 79 13/42 FC Olsbo Norway
CB 3 Sweden Pettersson, Noa Noa Pettersson 41 76 13/42 Sållers BK Sweden Spartak Oglionji Italy KFDK Sweden
CB 15 Switzerland Bouquin, Loïc Loïc Bouquin 37 72 14/42 FC Kemam Switzerland
CB 24 Germany Vorburg, Sascha Sascha Vorburg 26 73 13/42 -
CB 25 Germany
Poland
Korbeń, Józef Józef Korbeń 4 78 13/42 -
WB 4 Austria Dorfer, Stephan Stephan Dorfer 18 77 14/43 FC Hüsn United Austria
WB 5 Greece Flessas, Lenos Lenos Flessas 30 80 15/42 Zru-zru Bučovice Czech Republic Originalieros Greece
WB 12 Switzerland Grauer, Joel Joel Grauer - 70 11/44 3_steps_ahead Switzerland
WB 27 Germany Ankum, Stephan Stephan Ankum 26 76 13/42 -
WB 32 Sweden Urbansson, Per Per Urbansson 12 74 15/43 Maximus BK Sweden Belgrano de Córdoba Argentina Maximus BK Sweden
CM 6 Germany Holt, Konrad Konrad Holt 34 78 13/42 -
CM 10 Croatia Razlog, Krsto Krsto Razlog 28 70 16/42 Freestyle Junkies Croatia
CM 12 Romania Mitrea, Radu Radu Mitrea 36 71 13/42 FC Buburuzele Romania
CM 16 Poland Maciejewicz, Jerzy Jerzy Maciejewicz 30 76 15/42 35878 Poland
CM 17 Hungary Kasik, Bálint Bálint Kasik 31 70 13/42 FC-Play Hungary
CM 33 Germany Weinaug, Bastian Bastian Weinaug - 69 10/44 Second City Saints Germany
CM 36 Faroe Islands Rúnason, Johan Johan Rúnason - 68 12/44 Argjafrensarnir Faroe Islands
WM 7 Sweden Åhlfeldt, Tim Tim Åhlfeldt 34 70 13/42 Estö BK Sweden
WM 8 Lithuania Kanapienis, Michailas Michailas Kanapienis 22 75 10/43 rabarbary Poland Nigalo Lithuania
WM 14 Chile Pérez, Norberto Norberto Pérez 35 71 13/42 Albocampeones Chile
WM 19 Germany Leon, Franz Franz Leon 14 79 13/42 -
WM 25 Poland Godek, Bronisław Bronisław Godek 11 71 13/42 CF Górnik Wałbrzych Poland
WM 30 Romania Miron, Cosmin-Mihai Cosmin-Mihai Miron 11 76 15/43 FC Ursi Carpatici Romania
FW 9 Finland Hartikainen, Pauli Pauli Hartikainen 33 72 13/42 Devil's Plaything Finland
FW 11 Germany Halberg, Hannes Hannes Halberg 26 78 13/42 -
FW 21 Estonia Allikas, Silver Silver Allikas 32 70 13/42 JK Aex Estonia
FW 23 Netherlands Welmers, Javier Javier Welmers 32 70 13/42 Çarşı Gücü Turkey Pauljax Netherlands
FW 28 Germany Bockenheimer, Simon Linus Simon Linus Bockenheimer 1 70 1/43 (youth) JSG Vangionen Pfiffligheim-Hochheim Germany
FW 29 Germany Leimser, Frank Frank Leimser 12 74 13/42 -
FW 35 Denmark Johannesen, Frede Frede Johannesen - 69 11/44 De Gule Plastikposer Denmark

Transfers

see transfers