PFC Rodopa Smolyan

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PFC Rodopa Smolyan
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Full name PFC Rodopa Smolyan
Founded 1957
Ground Septemvri
(Capacity 6 000)
Chairman Bulgarian Petar Mandzhukov
Manager Bulgarian Voyn Voynov
League TBI A Football Group
2006-07 A Grupa,
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PFC Rodopa Smolyan (ПФК Родопа Смолян) was a Bulgarian football club from the town of Smolyan, which used to play in the Bulgarian B Professional Football Group, the top division of football in Bulgaria. The team was named after the Rhodope Mountains and plays its home matches at the local Septemvri Stadium. Smolyan has had various football clubs in different periods, the most notable of them being Rodopets (since 1957). FC Rodopa was formed by separating from the local sports association in 1985.

The team qualified for the top division by winning the Bulgarian B Football Group in the 2002-03 season. Another of Rodopa's successes is reaching the quarter finals of the Bulgarian Cup tournament in 2004. However, it was relegated to Bulgarian B Football Group in 2006-2007 season.

[edit] Current squad 2007/08

No. Position Player
3 Flag of Bulgaria DF Martin Dimov
7 Flag of Bulgaria MF Atanas Lyaskov
8 Flag of Bulgaria FW Filip Chipchev
10 Flag of Bulgaria MF Daniel Peev
15 Flag of Bulgaria FW Miroslav Todorov
17 Flag of Bulgaria FW Anatoli Todorov
18 Flag of Bulgaria MF Stefan Uchikov
21 Flag of Bulgaria MF Emil Petkov
22 Flag of Bulgaria DF Velko Hristev
24 Flag of Bulgaria GK Zdravko Chavdarov
25 Flag of Bulgaria GK Plamen Petrov
No. Position Player
Flag of Bulgaria GK Kalin Artakiev
Flag of Bulgaria DF Veselin Velikov
Flag of Bulgaria DF Nedko Milenov
Flag of Bulgaria DF Daniel Hristov
Flag of Bulgaria DF Dimitar Machkov
Flag of Bulgaria MF Viktor Sofroniev
Flag of Bulgaria MF Danail Bachkov
Flag of Bulgaria FW Georgi Semerdzhiev
Flag of Bulgaria FW Denislav Andreev
Flag of Bulgaria FW Vladimir Dramanliev