Arema Malang

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Arema Malang
Arema Malang
Full name Persatuan Sepakbola Arema
Arema Malang FC
Nickname(s) Singo Edan
Founded 11 Agustus 1987
Ground Gajayana, Malang and Kanjuruhan, Malang
Capacity 17,000 (Gajayana) and 50,000 (Kanjuruhan)
Chairman Drs. Darjoto Setyawan, MM
Manager Indonesia Ir. Satrija Budi Wibawa
League Liga Indonesia
2005-06 Premier Division - Western Region, 1th
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Arema (acronym for Arek Malang or Malang Teenagers) is an Indonesian football team located in Malang, East Java.

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[edit] History

Arema FC founded by Ir. Lucky Acub Zaenal on 11 August 1987 with purpose to raise Malang City's nobility by achievement of building their own local football club after Persema. After 16 year with unstable financial condition, then on 29 January 2003, PT. Bentoel Prima Malang Tbk as the oldest cigarette company in Malang, officially joined and fully managed Arema FC under Arema Foundation until now

[edit] Homebase

Their homebase is Kanjuruhan Stadium in Kepanjen, Malang

[edit] Honours

Galatama (1993), "Big-eight" Liga Djarum Indonesia (Indonesian Premiere Football League) Seasons 2005 & 2006 , Champions of COPA Dji Sam Soe (2005 & 2006).

[edit] Team Squad

[edit] Crowds

Arema supporters which called themselves Aremania considered as one of the most fanatic supporters across all Indonesian Football Clubs. Except in Malang City itself, they also have Aremania community around Indonesia. In 1999 & 2006, Aremania has been awarded as The Best Indonesian Football Supporters by Football Association of Indonesia

 
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