FC St. Gallen

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FC St. Gallen
Full name	FC St. Gallen 1879
Nickname(s)	Espen
Founded	1879
Ground	Espenmoos, St. Gallen
Capacity	11,300
Chairman	Dieter Fröhlich
Manager	Rolf Fringer
League	Swiss Super League
2004-05	7th
Home colours 　 Away colours

FC St. Gallen is a Swiss football club, based in St. Gallen. Founded in 1879, it is the oldest football club of Switzerland. Currently a new stadium called "AFG Arena" is built in the Western part of the city. It will replace in 2008 the current old football ground "Espenmoos" which is in the east end.

Contents 1 Honours 2 Current squad 2.1 Transfers 2006-2007 3 Famous players 4 External link

[edit] Honours

• Swiss Champions: 1904, 2000
• Swiss Cup winners: 1969

[edit] Current squad

as of 6th July,2006.

No. Position Player 1 GK Stefano Razzetti 2 MF Jesus Mendez 3 DF Philippe Montandon 5 DF Mijad Maric 6 DF Juan Pablo Garat 7 DF Pascal Cerrone 9 MF Juergen Gjasula 10 FW Francisco Aguirre 11 FW Alex Tachie-Mensah 12 MF David Marazzi 13 MF Davide Callà

No. Position Player 14 MF Samir Kozarac 15 DF Philipp Muntwiler 16 MF Franco Di Jorio 17 DF Marc Zellweger 18 GK Daniel Lopar 19 DF Jiri Koubsky 20 FW Kwabena Agouda 22 FW Milos Malenovic 23 MF Sandro Marini 24 FW Moreno Costanzo 25 MF Marcos Gelabert

[edit] Transfers 2006-2007

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• Jesus Mendez - From Olimpo
• Francisco Aguirre - From Yverdon-Sports
• Marcos Gelabert - From Estudiantes
• Samir Kozarac - From FC Winterthur
• Franco Di Jorio - From FC Zurich
• Milos Malenovic - From FC Zurich
• Sandro Marini - From FC Luzern

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[edit] Famous players

• Charles Amoah
• Tranquillo Barnetta
• José Cardozo
• Carlos Chaile
• Willi Dürrschnabel
• Leandro Fonseca
• Ionel Gane
• Radosław Gilewicz
• Luiz Filho Jairo
• Everson Ratinho
• Jörg Stiel
• Marco Tardelli
• Hakan Yakin
• Ivan Zamorano
• Marc Zellweger
• Marco Zwyssig

[edit] External link

• FC St. Gallen Official Website

Swiss Super League, 2006/07
BSC Young Boys | FC Aarau | FC Basel | FC Lucerne | FC Schaffhausen | FC St. Gallen |          FC Thun | FC Zürich | Grasshopper-Club Zürich | FC Sion      edit