Denizlispor

Denizlispor
Full name Denizlispor Kulübü
Nickname(s) Horozlar (Roosters)
Founded 26 May 1966 (1966-05-26)
Ground Atatürk Stadium
Denizli, Turkey
Ground Capacity 15,420
Chairman Mustafa Şavluk
Manager Koray Palaz
League TFF First League
2015–16 TFF First League, 15th

Denizlispor is a sports club based in Denizli, Turkey. It is known by its distinct green and black colors. The club's branches include football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, and gymnastics. The Denizlispor football squad, which was founded in 1966, is the largest and most popular of the club’s teams. The team plays its home matches at the Denizli Atatürk Stadium, which has a seating capacity of up to 19,500 fans.

Denizlispor finished fifth in the 2001–02 Süper Lig, which qualified them for the UEFA Cup. In the 2002–03 UEFA Cup, the team defeated FC Lorient, Sparta Prague, and Olympique Lyonnais, before losing in the fourth round to FC Porto, who won the tournament.

History

Denizlispor Kulübü was founded on May 26, 1966 as a merger of two smaller youth sports clubs, Çelik Yeşilspor Gençlik and Pamukkale Gençlik. They joined to form what is now Denizlispor, which was at the time a little-known sports & youth club in the Çaybaşı district of Denizli city. This union was then registered with Turkish football's governing body, the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) under the name of Denizlispor Youth Club. The new football team joined Turkish football's 2nd division for the upcoming season on July 14, 1966. Turkish Football Federation. Denizlispor's the best success was 5th twice in 2001–2002 and 2003–2004 seasons. Denizlispor's form declined after 2004–2005 season and struggled avoiding from relegation. Denizlispor 1–1 drew with Fenerbahçe and gave championship to Galatasaray S.K., Fenerbahçe's archrival at last week in 2005–2006 season. Denizlispor remained in Super League despite 3–0 loss to Ankaragücü at away match on May 24, 2009, due to has an advantage against Konyaspor on dual average in 2008–2009 season. Denizlispor was relegated to Bank Asya First League at next season after goalless draw with Ankaragücü at home match on April 24, 2010.

Other branches

The club has football, basketball, table tennis, chess, figure skating and gymnastic teams. The club's most famous branch is football team.

Emblem

Denizli SK's classic home kit

The Denizlispor emblem was designed by Yakup Ünel, a founding member of the team. The emblem is based around the rooster which is identified with the province of Denizli. The team's colours come from the colours of a type of rooster with green and black feathers unique to Denizli region.

Sponsorships

Season Sponsors
1983–1987 Emsan
1987–1991 Ofas
1991–1993 VakıfBank
1993–1997 SuperTon and Kinetix
1997–1998 Akça
1998–1999 Evita
1999–2000 Sümerbank
2000–2001 Denizlispor Koleji
2001–2002 Evita
2002–2003 Vestel and Denizbank
2003–2010 Turkcell
2010–2012 Bank Asya
2012–2013 Spor Toto
2013–2014 Tekden
2014–2015 Aydem
2015– Zorlu Enerji

Season Suppliers
1993–1995 Umbro
1995–1997 Asics
1997–1998 Puma
1998–1999 Adidas
1999–2001 Puma
2001–2003 Adidas
2003–2004 Puma
2004–2006 Le Coq Sportif
2006–2008 Kappa
2008–2013 Lescon
2013–2015 Umbro
2015– Nike

Stadium

Denizlispor play their home matchs in Denizli Atatürk Stadium. The stadium holds 15,427 people and was built in 1950. Denizlispor's first league match played against Eskişehirspor in 1983. The stadium does not have wire nets.[1]

League participations

European Cups

Intertoto Cup:

Season Round Country Club Home Away Aggregate
2001 1R Bosnia and Herzegovina NK Čelik 3–5 0–1 3–6

UEFA Cup/Europa League:

Season Round Country Club Home Away Aggregate
2002–03 1R France FC Lorient 2–0 1–3 3–3 (ag)
2R Czech Republic Sparta Prague 2–0 0–1 2–1
3R France Lyon 0–0 1–0 1–0
4R Portugal FC Porto 2–2 1–6 3–8

Recent seasons

SeasonDiv.Pos.Pl.WDLGSGAPCupEuropeManager
1999/00 SL83413813555747 3rd Round Ersun Yanal
2000/01 SL113412913535645 Round of 16 Yılmaz Vural / Tevfik Lav
2001/02 SL534121210655248 Semi-Final IC1st round Rıza Çalımbay
2002/03 SL1034101014374240 Round of 16 UC4th round Rıza Çalımbay / Giray Bulak
2003/04 SL53417413524355 Quarter-Final Giray Bulak
2004/05 SL634131011464549 Semi-Final Giray Bulak
2005/06 SL153491015415037 Semi-Final Nurullah Sağlam
2006/07 SL143491411334041 2nd Round Güvenç Kurtar
2007/08 SL73413615484845 Group Stage Güvenç Kurtar
2008/09 SL153411518395238 Quarter-Final Ali Yalçın / Ümit Kayıhan / Mesut Bakkal
2009/10 SL17346820304926 Quarter-Final Erhan Altın / Nurullah Sağlam / Hakan Kutlu
2010/11 1L932111110403144 Group stage Hamza Hamzaoğlu / Serhat Güller
2011/12 1L1034111211514645 2nd Round Güvenç Kurtar / Osman Özköylü

Last updated: 15 January 2013
Div. = Division; SL = Turkish Super League; 1L = TFF First League; Pos. = Position; Pl = Match played; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lost; GS = Goal Scored; GA = Goal Against; P = Points
UCL = UEFA Champions League; UCWC = UEFA Cup Winners' Cup; UC = UEFA Cup; Cup = Turkey Cup. Colors: Gold = winner; Silver = runner-up.

Current squad

As of 17 September 2016 [2][3]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Turkey GK Necati Yılmaz
45 Turkey GK Asil Kaan Güler
61 Turkey GK Zeki Ayvaz

3 Turkey DF Alperen Babacan
4 Turkey DF Taha Can Velioğlu
5 Turkey DF Ömer Kulga
16 Turkey DF Batıcan Aday
22 Turkey DF Burak Altiparmak
29 Turkey DF Cenk Güvenç
39 Turkey DF Kerem Akyüz
35 Turkey DF Tuna Üzümcü
71 Turkey DF Emre Sağlık

6 Turkey MF İsmail Güven
7 Turkey MF Ziya Alkurt
10 Brazil MF André Moritz
14 Turkey MF Veli Acar
No. Position Player
20 Turkey MF Şevki Çınar
23 Azerbaijan MF Ilter Tashkin
24 Turkey MF Anıl Taşdemir
27 Sierra Leone MF Alfred Sankoh
38 Turkey MF Burak Karaduman
42 Turkey MF Berkan Afşarlı
52 Turkey MF Barış Örücü
91 Turkey MF İsmail Haktan Odabaşı
99 Turkey MF Atakan Üner
Turkey MF Hüseyin Ateş
Turkey MF Erhan Güney

9 Germany FW Yasin Ozan
11 Netherlands FW Leandro Kappel
12 Serbia FW Slavko Perović
17 Turkey FW Andaç Güleryüz

Coaches

  • Turkey Altan Santepe (1966–69)
  • Turkey Kadri Aytaç (1969–70)[4][5]
  • Turkey Doğan Emültay (1970–72)
  • Turkey İnanç Toker (1972–73)
  • Turkey İsmail Kurt (1973–74)
  • Turkey Melih Garipler (1974–75)
  • Turkey Seracettin Kırklar (1975–76)
  • Turkey İnanç Toker (1976–77)
  • Turkey Şükrü Ersoy (1977–78)
  • Turkey Melih Garipler (1978–79)
  • Turkey Mustafa Özkula (1979–81)
  • Turkey Refik Özvardar (1981–82)
  • Turkey Halil Güngördü (1982–83)
  • Turkey Doğan Andaç (1982–83)
  • Turkey Nevzat Güzelırmak (1983–85)
  • Turkey Özkan Sümer (1985–86)
  • Turkey Nihat Atmaca (1986–87)
  • Turkey Zeynel Soyuer (1987–88)
  • Turkey Fethi Demircan (1988–89)
  • Turkey Nihat Atacan (1989–90)

References

  1. "Denizli Atatürk Stadyumu". denizlispor.org. Retrieved 7 November 2008.
  2. http://www.tff.org/Default.aspx?pageId=535&kulupID=81
  3. http://www.mackolik.com/Takim/10/Denizlispor
  4. 23 April 1970, Milliyet, page 10
  5. 10 April 1971, Milliyet, page 8
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