Montedio Yamagata

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Montedio Yamagata
モンテディオ山形
Full name Montedio Yamagata
Nickname(s) Montedio
Founded 1984
Ground Yamagata Prefectural General Athletics Park
Capacity 20,315
Chairman
Manager Yasuhiro Higuchi (2006 - )
League J. League Div.2
2006 8th Place
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Montedio Yamagata is a professional football (soccer) club based in Yamagata Prefecture in Japan. The club plays in J. League division 2.

Montedio is a coined word combining two Italian words Monte ("Mountain") and Dio ("God").

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[edit] History

The club was founded in 1984 as NEC Yamagata Soccer Club. It gained the promotion to the Japan Football League (former) in 1994. After renaming itself as Montedio Yamagata in 1996, it has been playing in J. League Division 2 since its inaugural 1999 season.

[edit] Current players

As of November 27, 2006

No. Position Player
1 Japan GK Shigeru Sakurai
2 Japan DF Masayuki Ota
3 Brazil DF Leonard
4 Japan DF Shogo Kobara
5 Japan MF Takumi Watanabe
6 Japan MF Hayato Sasaki
7 Japan MF Kenji Takahashi
8 Japan MF Atsushi Nagai
9 Brazil FW Leandro
10 Japan MF Takumi Motohashi
11 Japan FW Ryuta Hara
13 Japan DF Toshihiko Uchiyama
14 Japan FW Kohei Hayashi
15 Japan FW Ryoji Ujihara
16 Japan DF Kohei Usui
No. Position Player
17 Japan DF Makoto Kumura
18 Japan MF Yuki Takabayashi
19 Japan MF Masaru Akiba
20 Japan FW Ryosuke Nemoto
21 Japan GK Kenta Shimizu
22 Japan FW Yutaro Abe
23 Japan MF Ryohei Suzuki
24 Japan FW Shogo Sakai
25 South Korea MF Lee Jong-Min
26 Japan DF Kenta Kifuji
27 Japan GK Yuta Suzuki
28 Japan MF Nobuyuki Zaizen
29 Brazil DF Douglas
30 Japan DF Kazuya Maeda
31 Japan MF Katsuyuki Miyazawa

[edit] Season by season results and managers

Year League Pld Pt W L D Place Manager General Manager
1994 Former JFL 30 10 20 13th JapanNaoki Sugisawa
1995 30 41 13 17 10th JapanNobuhiro Ishizaki
1996 30 49 16 14 8th
1997 30 56 19 11 5th
1998 30 64 22 8 3rd
1999 J2 36 48 15 17 4 7th JapanShigeharu Ueki
2000 40 33 11 27 2 10th
2001 44 80 27 14 6 3rd JapanKoichi Hashiratani
2002 44 35 6 21 17 11th
2003 44 55 15 19 10 8th
2004 44 71 19 11 14 4th JapanJun Suzuki
2005 44 64 16 12 16 5th
2006 48 65 17 17 14 8th JapanYasuhiro Higuchi

[edit] Former players

  • Japan Yukihiko Sato

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