1. FC Nürnberg

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Nürnberg

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Full name	1. FC Nürnberg
Nickname(s)	Der Club
Founded	1900
Ground	Frankenstadion, Nuremberg
Capacity	44,600
Chairman	Michael A. Roth
Manager	Wolfgang Wolf
League	First Bundesliga
2003-04	Second Bundesliga, 1st
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1. FC Nürnberg , nicknamed der Club, is a football club in Nuremberg. It was founded on May 4th, 1900; its current president is Michael A. Roth. The club has divisions in boxing, handball, hockey, rollerblading and ice skating, swimming, skiing and tennis; the best known however is the football division with 5000 members. The home games are played in the Frankenstadion, with a capacity of 44,600.

Until 1987, the Club held the title of Deutscher Rekordmeister (record championship holder) for over 60 years before it was replaced by Bayern Munich.

Contents 1 Trophies and Achievements 2 Famous player 3 2005/06 Squad 4 2004/05 Squad 5 External link

Trophies and Achievements

• German Championships: (9) 1920, 1921, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1936, 1948, 1961, 1968
• Runners up: (4) 1922, 1934, 1937, 1962
• German Cup Titles: (3) 1935, 1939, 1962
• German Cup Finalist: (2) 1940, 1982

Famous player

• Norbert Eder
• Andreas Köpke
• Max Morlock
• Stefan Reuter

2005/06 Squad

1 Image:Germany flag large.png Raphael Schäfer 2 Image:Germany flag large.png Benjamin Lense 3 Image:Germany flag large.png Frank Wiblishauser 5 Image:Germany flag large.png Andreas Wolf 6 Image:Germany flag large.png Sven Müller 7 Image:Czech republic flag large.png Marek Nikl 8 Image:Czech republic flag large.png Jan Polak 9 Image:Germany flag large.png Markus Daun 10 Image:Croatia flag large.png Ivica Banović 11 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Marek Mintál 13 Image:Switzerland flag large.png Mario Cantaluppi 14 Image:Tunisia flag large.png Adel Chedli 17 Image:Germany flag large.png Lars Müller 18 Image:Germany flag large.png Daniel Klewer

20 Image:Poland flag large.png Bartosz Bosacki 21 Image:Germany flag large.png Markus Schroth 23 Image:Russia flag large.png Ivan Saenko 25 Image:Argentina flag large.png Horacio Javier Pinola 26 Image:Germany flag large.png Maik Wagefeld 27 Image:Germany flag large.png Stefan Kießling 28 Image:Germany flag large.png Dominik Reinhardt 30 Image:Germany flag large.png Phillip Tschauner 31 Image:Germany flag large.png Thomas Paulus 33 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Robert Vittek 34 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Samuel Slovák 35 Image:Germany flag large.png Chhunly Pagenburg 36 Image:Tunisia flag large.png Jaouhar Mnari

2004/05 Squad

1 Image:Germany flag large.png Raphael Schäfer 3 Image:Germany flag large.png Frank Wiblishauser 4 Image:Poland flag large.png Tomasz Hajto 5 Image:Germany flag large.png Andreas Wolf 6 Image:Germany flag large.png Sven Müller 7 Image:Czech republic flag large.png Marek Nikl 8 Image:Germany flag large.png Marcel Ketelär 9 Image:Germany flag large.png Markus Daun 10 Image:Croatia flag large.png Ivica Banović 11 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Marek Mintál 12 Image:Germany flag large.png Dirk Langerbein 13 Image:Switzerland flag large.png Mario Cantaluppi 14 Image:Brazil flag large.png Leandro da Silva 16 Image:Norway flag large.png Tommy Svindal Larsen

17 Image:Germany flag large.png Lars Müller 18 Image:Germany flag large.png Daniel Klewer 20 Image:Poland flag large.png Bartosz Bosacki 21 Image:Germany flag large.png Markus Schroth 22 Image:Ghana flag large.png Lawrence Aidoo 24 Image:Finland flag large.png Pekka Lagerblom 26 Image:Germany flag large.png Maik Wagefeld 27 Image:Germany flag large.png Stefan Kießling 28 Image:Germany flag large.png Dominik Reinhardt 30 Image:Germany flag large.png Phillip Tschauner 31 Image:Germany flag large.png Thomas Paulus 33 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Robert Vittek 34 Image:Slovakia flag large.png Samuel Slovák

External link

• FC Nuremberg

German Bundesliga Football Clubs (2005)

Arminia Bielefeld | Bayer Leverkusen | Bayern Munich | Borussia Dortmund | Borussia Mönchengladbach | MSV Duisburg | Eintracht Frankfurt | Hamburger SV | Hannover 96 | Hertha BSC Berlin | 1. FC Kaiserslautern | 1. FC Köln | 1. FSV Mainz 05 | 1. FC Nürnberg | FC Schalke 04 | VfB Stuttgart | Werder Bremen | VfL Wolfsburg