KSG Borbetomagus Worms-West

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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 20,000
Fanclub Pfrimmkelten auf Eroberungstour
President Germany Christoffer Lengyel
Coach Argentina Alejandro Yoder
League VIII.561
Pos. (last
season)
1 (IX.441)
Homepage ksgb.lirion.net
updated on: 2012-07-15


KSG Borbetomagus Worms-West is a Hattrick 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"

Hattrick (related) pages

Club colours and symbols

Coat of arms

The former coat of Arms depicted symbols of Worms-Pfiffligheim and Worms-Hochheim (the helmet of their CoA); however, in season 48 the cooperation with the suburb of Hochheim ended and the club was seated in the west part of the central city and Pfiffligheim from thereon.

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) adn the red star of the Coat of Arms of Pfiffligheimas well as armoured arms forming a celtic triskelion.

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-blue again are a combination of Pfiffligheim's and Worms' colours. Both can be found regularly among the club's fans.

Jerseys

see article jerseys

Fan Friendships


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 4 20 14 6 2 6 36 39 -3 - 6 Finland Pauli Hartikainen
6 Netherlands Javier Welmers
45 IX.58 4 18 14 5 3 6 26 24 +2 - 5 Greece Lenos Flessas
46 IX.58 2 33 14 11 0 3 51 11 +40 - 10 Croatia Srećko Galović
47 VIII.1565 7 11 14 3 2 9 17 42 -25 1st round 4 Lithuania Michailas Kanapienis
4 Romania Tudor Ilie
48 IX.441 1 39 14 13 0 1 95 10 +85 - 14 Finland Pauli Hartikainen
49 VIII.561 1 32 14 10 2 2 54 13 +41 1st round 7 Poland Jan "Amadeus" Mocarski
50 VII.534 8 6 14 1 3 10 19 42 -23 2nd round 6 Finland Pauli Hartikainen
51 VIII.523 1 36 14 12 0 2 58 14 +44 1st round 12 Scotland Harvey MacDonald

* 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

External link: hattrick.org HoF

Bockenheimer, Simon Linus Simon Linus Bockenheimer
First day with club 2011-02-05
Current occupation Head Equipment Manager
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 23 in April 2, 2012.
Vorburg, Sascha Sascha Vorburg
First day with club 2010-07-16
Current occupation Public Relations Manager
One of the first defenders and, like Konrad Holt, originating from the players from the local suburbs who were suggested to the team on its foundation. Known for offensive-style defending. Decided to stay with the team even without playing anymore - he took over leadership in the young PR team on 1/47. Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 24 in October 30, 2011.


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). Netherlands FC Scoeroewoeroe
Finland Voitonpotku
Georgia FC Beri Hungary Magpies Army
Portugal Los Compadris
42-44 Czech Republic Hošek, Juraj Juraj Hošek 53-55 (now 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). - - Spain Guaraná FC
44-49 Argentina Yoder, Alejandro Alejandro Yoder 53-58 (now 103) Liberate managing style. Mostly achieved a greater variety in offensive playing styles, the attack on wings being the most dreaded weapon. The 95-10 during season 48 still is a legend among the club's supporters. Still managed to keep a rather low Goals Against record. Lost authority within the club towards the end of his tenure. Retired from his career after season 49. - - -
49-95 Greece Svolopoulos, Orfeas Orfeas Svolopoulos 37-82 - - -

Former notable players

  • none


Raised in this team

Player Goals Hattricks NT U20 Owner
Reinhart Traht 0 0 0 0 Romania Rondocarton
Alfons Bießmann 2 0 0 0 Romania Lazio CVN
Elias Jeremy Jobmann 0 0 0 0 Norway Astor Fotballklubb
Evgeny Kozlov 3 0 0 0 Spain Gato Carioca
Frieder Knott 5 0 0 0 Germany FC Altona
Jens-Jürgen Adorson 0 0 0 0 Switzerland Baysenal
Julian Kahlen 0 0 0 0 Germany Fußballclub Hansa Rostock
Klaus-Jürgen Gerum-Wardas 0 0 0 0 Poland Orzeł Wieluń
Marc Arnold Grinski 5 0 0 0 Israel The Slapers Win
Nick Höhmann 5 0 0 0 Portugal Ritas team
Stephan Ankum 6 0 0 0 Finland Pohjanmaan Pallokerho
Viktor Kürten 0 0 0 0 Germany Gipsy United

Hattrick Milestones

see article Hattrick Milestones


Current Squad

Pos.  №  Nat. Name Age Joined (wk/seas) Last Club Clubs before


GK 1 Norway Holtan, Mathias Mathias Holtan 69 11/44 Tsjekko Runners Norway
GK 72 Republic of Ireland Rutter, Christopher Christopher Rutter 68 13/44 Ziva Germany – FC Leeden Germany – Squadra Verde Republic of Ireland
 


CD 2 Iceland Tumi Hafliðason 71 1/45 Ignis Iceland
CD 3 Netherlands Vermeer, Perry Perry Vermeer 68 16/47 Beppe United Netherlands
CD 12 Austria Kahmann, Lorenz Lorenz Kahmann 68 16/46 Umpivasurit Finland – Herbsman United Austria
CD 15 Sweden Rodmo, Mattias Mattias Rodmo 68 15/46 IFK Skälsäträ Sweden
CD 98 Greece Svolopoulos, Orfeas Orfeas Svolopoulos 82 5/48 Selecta Team El Salvador – Aflojale Que Colea Football Club Argentina – Atlético Imperial Spain – Olympique Club Vannetais France – The Cockney Boys Bulgaria – Koufaliakos Greece
 


WB 4 Switzerland Grauer, Joel Joel Grauer 70 11/44 3 Steps Ahead Switzerland
WB 5 Spain
Romania
Bujoreanu, Corneliu Corneliu Bujoreanu 66 16/47 Olympyque Marseiller France – CD Castalia Spain
WB 27 Greece Flessas, Lenos Lenos Flessas 80 15/42 Zru-zru Bučovice Czech Republic – Originalieros Greece
WB 33 Poland Połoński, Janusz Janusz Połoński 68 15/45 Simptomclub Łódź Poland
 


CM 6 Germany Holt, Konrad Konrad Holt 77 13/42
CM 10 Croatia Razlog, Krsto Krsto Razlog 70 16/42 Freestyle Junkies Croatia
CM 16 Germany Weinaug, Bastian Bastian Weinaug 69 10/44 Second City Saints Germany
CM 17 Egypt عبد الله نجار
(Abdullah Najjar)
65 3/48 Ultras White Knights Egypt
CM 18 Republic of Ireland Mulrooney, Stephen Stephen Mulrooney 66 1/48 Shirley Town Rovers Republic of Ireland
CM 21 Hong Kong 雷 生哲
(Lui Shengzhe)
66 1/48 Okdisc 2001 Hong Kong
CM 22 Japan 正光 田中
(Masamitsu Tanaka)
65 1/48 FC Osaka Noushiishoku Japan
CM 25 Faroe Islands Rúnason, Johan Johan Rúnason 67 12/44 Argjafrensarnir Faroe Islands
CM 30 Norway Jensen, Birger Birger Jensen 64 4/48 Skjetten Ballbusters Norway
CM 97 Latvia Perminov, Artur Artur Perminov 83 4/48 Tamy Football Club Finland – The DBZ Gang Netherlands – Twaix Latvia
 


WM 7 Denmark Bjerg, Jens-Jørgen Jens-Jørgen Bjerg 68 12/46 FC Mål / Fr. Amager Denmark – FC Flem Denmark
WM 8 Lithuania Kanapienis, Michailas Michailas Kanapienis 75 10/43 rabarbary Poland – Nigalo Lithuania
WM 14 Sweden Åhlfeldt, Tim Tim Åhlfeldt 70 13/42 Estö BK Sweden
WM 19 Germany Kleis, Finn-Claas Finn-Claas Kleis 68 12/44 (youth) JSG Vangionen Pfiffligheim-Hochheim Germany
WM 20 Netherlands Helwegen, Nolwin Nolwin Helwegen 67 14/46 FC De Spartanen Netherlands
WM 31 Germany Baumotte, Jörn Jörn Baumotte 66 12/47 (youth) JSG Vangionen Pfiffligheim-Hochheim Germany
 


FW 9 Finland Hartikainen, Pauli Pauli Hartikainen 72 13/42 Devil's Plaything Finland
FW 11 Romania Ilie, Tudor Tudor Ilie 73 15/46 Grifo 73 Italy – Minerii Romania
FW 24 Scotland MacDonald, Harvey Harvey MacDonald 68 3/47 FC Iolair Bhuid Scotland
FW 26 Germany Bockenheimer, Simon Linus Simon Linus Bockenheimer 70 1/43 (youth) JSG Vangionen Pfiffligheim-Hochheim Germany
FW 28 Poland Tokarek, Borzysław Borzysław Tokarek 80 4/45 FC Saint Anger Germany – Himi RTS Widzew Łódź Poland
FW 31 Romania Lăpuşan, Andrei Andrei Lăpuşan 66 5/48 FC Huniazii Romania
FW 34 Poland Mocarski, Jan Jan Mocarski 65 8/48 FC Albatroos Poland
FW 35 North Macedonia Kitanoski, Cele Cele Kitanoski 64 8/48 PersPolice Rasht Iran – Sun Sity North Macedonia
FW 36 Iceland Stefánsson, Guðjón Guðjón Stefánsson 66 9/48 UBK Kópavogur Iceland
FW 66 Uruguay Shreckenhammer, Adrián Adrián Shreckenhammer 64 7/48 Maledetti Bastianelli FC Italy – Maximo Club Uruguay

Transfers

see transfers