Talavera FS

Talavera
Full name Talavera Fútbol Sala
Nickname(s) --
Founded 1990
Dissolved 2013
Ground 1º de Mayo,
Talavera de la Reina, Castile-La Mancha,
Spain
Ground Capacity 3,000
2012–13 2ª División B – Group 4, 2nd

Talavera Fútbol Sala was a futsal club based in Talavera de la Reina, city of the province of Toledo in the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha.

The club was founded in 1990 and her stadium is Pabellón 1º de Mayo with 3,000 seaters.

The club was sponsored by Azulejos Ramos until 2008–09 season. From 2010–11 to 2011–12, the club was sponsored by Organización Impulsora de Discapacitados (OID).

History

Talavera Fútbol Sala was founded in 1990.[1] During a long time, Talavera FS was the reserve side of CLM Talavera. On May 15, 2010, GE Talavera achieved the promotion to División de Honor for first time in its history, by winning the promotion playoff to Fisiomedia Manacor.[2]

Before 2012–13 season, Talavera was not admitted by LNFS due to failing to meet the financial criteria to play in Primera División. They were accepted to play in Segunda División B.[3]

In July 2013, after 23 years of sporting activity, the club was disbanded due to unpaid debts (€300,000) and lack of support from public and private organizations. [4]

Season to season

Season Tier Division Place Copa de España
1990/91 3 1ª Nacional B
1991/92 3 1ª Nacional B
1992/93 2 1ª Nacional A
1993/94 2 1ª Nacional A
1994/95 3 1ª Nacional A
1998/99 3 1ª Nacional A
1999/00 4 1ª Nacional B
2000/01 4 1ª Nacional B
2001/02 3 1ª Nacional A
2002/03 3 1ª Nacional A
Season Tier Division Place Copa de España
2003/04 2 D. Plata 6th
2004/05 2 D. Plata 12th
2005/06 2 D. Plata 10th
2006/07 2 D. Plata 10th
2007/08 2 D. Plata 8th
2008/09 2 D. Plata 4th
2009/10 2 D. Plata 1st
2010/11 1 D. Honor 12th
2011/12 1 1ª División 11th
2012/13 3 2ª División B 2nd

Current squad 2011/12

No. Player Full name Pos. Nat.
1 Jesús Jesús Herrero Parrón Goalkeeper Spain
13 Víctor López Goalkeeper Spain
15 Fidel Fidel Barrientos Hernado Goalkeeper Spain
3 Sepe Sergio Sierra de los Santos Cierre Spain
4 Rafa Cierre Spain
8 Chispa Sergio Moreno Fernández Cierre Spain
6 Chicho Francisco Jesús Jiménez Román Ala Spain
7 Nando Fernando Álvarez Araujo Ala Spain
10 Jesús Jiménez Jesús Jiménez Mayoral Ala Spain
11 Justo Cáceres Justo Cáceres Fernández Ala Spain
12 Daniel Daniel Laurino Marini Ala Uruguay
17 Armando Ala Spain
19 José Revert José Revert Cortés Ala Spain
5 Kel Glaydson Elieser Inocencio Pivot Brazil Spain

pavilion information[5]

References


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