Bertí FC
| Bertí FC (991871) | |
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| managed by Jesús Cano Sánchez | |
| Full name | Bertí FC |
| Founded | 24-03-2011 |
| Location |  Catalunya,  España
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| Ground | El Clascar |
| Capacity | 40,000 |
| Fanclub | Bertinaires |
| Coach | Odilón López Diéguez
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| League | VI.281
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| Pos. (last season) |
6 V.38
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| updated on July 27, 2018 | |
Bertí FC, also known as Bertí, is a Catalan professional Hattrick football club based in Cingles de Bertí and the little place of Bertí, at Barcelona province, in Catalonia. Currently is playing at the Spanish V division, excatly the V.38 league. The historical best classification is the 2nd place in the 54th season at the V.156 league, the debut season at the Spanish V division. The club has won some league championships titles and some tournaments.
Their colours are red and yellow, based on the Centelles shield, ancient medieval county where Cingles de Bertí historically belonged. The reason of the owl is Bertí FC owner enjoy owls.
The current club kits are:
Left kit is, usually, the home kit; and the central one is, usually, the away kit. The right one is occasionally used.
The club organize two tournaments: Cingles de Bertí cup and Gerra de BiRra cup.
Prize shelf
League titles
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3 VI division: Season 41 (VI.667), 46 (VI.887) and 51 (VI.1013). |
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1 VII division: Season 40 (VII.388) |
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1 VIII division: Season 36 (VIII.532) |
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1 X division: Season 34 (X.154) |
Top scorer titles
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2 at VI division ( Juan Carlos Donaire, 15 goals at VI.1013, season 51 and  Karl Rafnarsson, 11 goals at VI.281, season 57).
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1 at IX division ( Isidro Isuzquiza, 15 goals at IX.1325, season 35).
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1 at X division ( Jesús María Usabiaga, 15 goals at X.154, season 34).
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Tournament titles
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5 Cingles de Bertí cup (1st -season 36-, 2nd -37-, 4th -49-, 8th -43- and 11th -46-) |
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1 Campionat de Catalunya (2nd edition -40-) |
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1 Copa Bufaet (4th edition -47-) |
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1 Neubad-Cup Basel (1st edition -49-) |
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1 Transilvania League (12th edition -50-) |
Senior Squad
Team roster
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(*) Week/Spanish Hattrick season number (Spanish season 35 is Hattrick season 47).
Players by country
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 Hall of Fame
Memorable players
Official matches historyTeam records
Team individual records
StatisticsYouth squadThe youth team of Bertí FC is called Bertí Amateur, also known as Bertí B. It was created at 21-07-2011, and it playground is called El Traver, sized for 300 people. Youth roster
The real placesBertí Located in the eastern part of Sant Quirze Safaja, near the border with Bigues i Riells, el Figueró and Sant Martí de Centelles, within the rural village of Sant Miquel Sesperxes. Constitutes the entire platform above the Bertí cliffs. The village is centered by the romanesque church of Sant Pere de Bertí, from X century, and its rectory. There is no urban center, the neighbourhood is full of isolated farmhouses called Bernils, Can Borra, Can Canel·la, Can Carrau, la Casanova, la Caseta, el Clascar, Ca l'Escolà, Ca l'Esmolet, la Feu, Cal Magre, Cal Mestret, Can Niolda, l'Onyó, Puigciró, Cal Quitzo, Cal Regàs, Can Rellamat, Can Rombella, Cal Rosso, Can Saloma, la Serra, el Soler de Bertí, el Sot del Grau, el Traver, l'Ullar and Can Volant. Pascual Madoz, in his geographical dictionary of 1845, speaks briefly about Bertí. It refers saying is in a rough, mountainous area, fought by all the winds, especially in the north. The weather was very cold, but healthy. It has 15 houses, besides the parish church of Sant Pere. The land was of average quality, mostly covered with pines and oaks. Cross the road out of Vic and others, all in very poor condition. It produces wheat, corn, potatoes and wine of poor quality. He drew charcoal, which was sold in Granollers, Caldes de Montbui and other peoples, and this is their only business. There are two paths to Bertí rural village center. The first, called in the first section of Sant Miquel del Fai road, a paved road that leaves the road at kilometer 7 of the C-1413B, close to Can Sants . From here the road after an initial turn, undertakes to the south, with many tours to go along the cliffs and valleys through which, and reaches 2.4 kilometers east of the farmhouse Cabanyals. 300 meters south of the farmhouse at the southern end of Cabanyals fields just north of Roca Gironella, a track goes south-east, crossing over the Roca Gironella cascade, and go up close 3 km to the east since el Soler de Bertí. Continuing staight ahead the track it arrives close l'Ullar, and then Sant Pere de Bertí. There are a total of 8 kilometers in length by a rural road in good condition. The second, called the Way of Sant Pere de Bertí, stems from Sant Miquel Sesperxes. From this church, we continue south to the end of the housing that exists in that place and the to the Coll de Gassens. Continuing straight ahead, to the southeast, it reaches over 800 meters west of the house of Bellavista Vella. Continuing down the same track, now takes to the southwest, but by many retombs to follow the heads of the valley which runs, at the top of the cliffs of Bertí. At the next track-crossing, just before Can Esmolet, continues the main track to south-west and at the next cross, viewing the tower of El Clascar, turning northwest the main track arrives to Sant Pere de Bertí. In total, about 4 kilometers. El Clascar Located at the top of the Bertí cliffs, near noon and the church of Sant Pere de Bertí, about 650 metres to the south. Its an ancient domus or strong house, documented in 987. It became farmhouse in the XIV century when Guillem del Clascar is mentioned under the control of the Centelles family. In the XVI century it was owned by Bell-lloc family. In the early XX century had a major restoration in a fantasy style with gothic, romanesque and arabic, betwwn real and imitation, such the crown-shaped battlements and circular tower of the north wind edge. At 1949 was listed as a Cultural Asset of National Interest, because its origin is related to a medieval castle. El Traver The Traver was one of the seven most important houses of the old rural parish of Sant Pere de Bertí, along with El Clascar, El Soler, l'Onyó, l'Ullar, la Serra, la Cuspinera and el Sot del Grau. It is a point very close to the natural cliffs of Bertí, which gives some protection. From this point there are good views of the Vallès Oriental, Sant Llorenç del Munt and Gallifa cliffs, close to the scene to the west and at a point closest to a lesser height that are el Turó de les Onze Hores. NotesThe player names used are fictional and if bare any resemblence are only purely coincindental and completley unintentional. |
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