RCD Mallorca

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RCD Mallorca
Full name	Real Club Deportivo Mallorca
Nickname(s)	Barralets, Ensaimada Mecánica
Founded	1916 (as Alfonso XIII Football Club)
Ground	ONO Estadi, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain (Capacity 23,142)
Chairman	Vicenç Grande Garau
Head Coach	Gregorio Manzano
League	La Liga
2007-08	La Liga, 7th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Real Club Deportivo Mallorca is a Spanish football team from Palma. Founded on March 5, 1916, it currently plays in the Primera División.

Mallorca plays in red shirts and black shorts with black socks. Their home stadium is the ONO Estadi that seats 23,142 spectators.

Contents 1 History 2 Organizational chart 2.1 Staff of RCD Mallorca 2.2 Organizational structure 2.3 Technical Staff 2.4 List of Presidents 3 Data club 3.1 Stadium Information 3.2 Hymn 3.3 Players 3.3.1 Current squad 3.3.2 Out on loan 3.3.3 Foreign players 2007/2008 3.3.4 International players 3.3.5 Famous players 4 Former coaches 5 Honours 5.1 Winners: 5.2 Runners-up: 5.3 Seasons 6 Club records 6.1 Statistics & records in international competition 7 See also 8 External links

[edit] History

The oldest club in the Balearic Islands, Mallorca was originally formed by Adolfo Vázquez, a republican engineer, who named the club Junta Directiva del Alfonso XIII FBC after the then king. The first stadium, inaugurated on March 25, was called the Buenos Aires, with a match against FC Barcelona (which Barcelona won 8-0). A year later, the club changed its name to Real Sociedad Alfonso XIII, which remained until the club was renamed in 1931, for political reasons, Club Deportivo Mallorca. The Real prefix was added in 1949.

In its history, the team has spent 20 seasons in the Primera División, 29 in Segunda División, 2 in Segunda B División and 11 in Tercera División.

[edit] Organizational chart

[edit] Staff of RCD Mallorca

• President: Vicenç Grande Garau
• Counselors: José Miguel García Gacía, María Elena Ordinas, Miquel Vaquer Gelabert, Víctor Grande, Joaquín García, Álvaro Delgado Truyols, Miquel Llabrés Feliu, Miquel Lladó Oliver.
• Counselors Secretary: Joan Buades Feliu
• Vice-Secretary: Antoni Tugores Mayol

[edit] Organizational structure

• Manager: Pedro Terrasa
• Financial Director: Raquel Ortega
• Director Marketing and Sales: Miquel Rubí
• Director Foundation:
• Press head: Héctor Romero
• Public Relations: Matíes Rebassa

[edit] Technical Staff

• Head Coach: Gregorio Manzano
• Assistant Coach: Gonzalo Hurtado
• Fitness Coach: Antoni Servera, Miquel Brunet
• Goalkeeper Coach: Joan Mesquida
• Medical Services head: Joan Pericàs O'Callaghan
• Physical therapist: Vicenç Marí

[edit] List of Presidents

[edit] Data club

• Full name: Real Club Deportivo Mallorca S.A.D.
• Fundation n year: 1916
• Address: ONO Estadi, Camí dels Reis s/n 07011 Palma de Mallorca
• Phone: 971221221
• Fax: 971452351 - 971220388 (press)
• Official wesite: http://www.rcdmallorca.es
• Fan Subscribers: 17.000
• Total Attendance in La Liga: 304.713 (2005-06)
• Average Attendance: 16.038 Espectadores (2005-06)
• Official shirt manufacturer: Reial
• Official shirt sponsors: Viajes Iberia
• Other sponsors: La Caixa, Cocacola, Aquabona, Asepeyo, Centrofoto, Lanjaron, Trablisa, Bancaja, Illes.

[edit] Stadium Information

• Name - ONO Estadi
• City - Palma de Mallorca
• Capacity - 23,142
• Inauguration - June 1999
• Pitch size - 107 x 69 mts.
• Other Facilities: - Ciudad deportiva Antonio Asensio, Estadi Lluís Sitjar
• Google Maps Location - ONO Estadi, Estadi Lluís Sitjar

[edit] Hymn

Mallorca, Mallorca, tot Mallorca està amb tu; i sempre direm com el Mallorca no hi ha ningú.

Mallorca, Mallorca,...

Cap amunt, cap amunt! sempre amunt, sempre amunt! el Mallorca guanyarà.

Cap amunt, cap amunt! sempre amunt, sempre amunt! el Mallorca triomfarà.

Mallorca!!, Mallorca!! Mallorca!!, Mallorca!! Mallorca, Mallorca tot Mallorca...

Guanyarem, guanyarem! triomfarem, triomfarem! el Mallorca és superior!!

Guanyarem, guanyarem!! triomfarem, triomfarem!! El Mallorca és superior!!

Listen Hymn from the RCD Mallorca official website [1]

[edit] Players

• As Antoni Prats left the club, Ariel Ibagaza is the new captain.

[edit] Current squad

The numbers are established according to the official website:www.rcdmallorca.es and www.lfp.es

No. Position Player 1 GK Miguel Àngel Moyà 2 DF Iván Ramis 5 MF Lionel Scaloni 6 MF Angelos Basinas 7 MF Fernando Varela 8 MF Borja Valero 9 FW Pierre Webó 10 MF Ariel Ibagaza (Captain) 11 FW Tuni 12 MF Gonzalo Castro 14 FW Daniel Güiza

No. Position Player 15 DF Francisco Molinero 16 DF Nunes 17 DF David Navarro (loan from Valencia CF) 18 MF Juan Arango 20 FW Óscar Trejo 21 DF Javier Dorado 22 DF Sergio Ballesteros 23 MF Jonás Gutiérrez 24 DF Héctor 25 GK Germán Lux 26 MF Emilio Nsue

[edit] Out on loan

No. Position Player MF Jordi López (to Racing de Santander) 19 FW Víctor (to Real Sociedad) 3 DF Fernando Navarro (to Sevilla)

[edit] Foreign players 2007/2008

In the Spanish league only three non-EU nationals can be registered and given a squad number for the first team. Those with European ancestry can claim a passport from the nation their ancestors came from. If a Latin American player cannot prove European ancestry he can claim a Spanish passport by playing in Spain for 5 years.

In addition, players from the ACP countries—countries in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific that are signatories to the Cotonou Agreement—are not counted against non-EU quotas, due to the Kolpak ruling. However, this issue is currently moot for Mallorca, as their only first-team player from an ACP country (Pierre Webó of Cameroon) already holds a Spanish passport.

• Guillermo Pereyra
• Angelos Basinas
• Ariel Ibagaza
• Nunes
• Juan Arango
• Oscar Trejo
• Jonás Gutiérrez
• Germán Lux
• Gonzalo Castro
• Pierre Webó

[edit] International players

Argentina Germán Burgos Carlos Roa Leo Franco Jonás Gutiérrez  Cameroon Samuel Eto'o Lauren Etame Mayer Daniel Ngom Kome  Colombia Harold Lozano  Finland Mikka Lipponen  Greece Angelos Basinas  Netherlands Arnold Bruggink Sander Westerveld  Morocco Badou Zaki

Nigeria Finidi George  Northern Ireland Gerry Armstrong  Romania Constantin Galca Bogdan Stelea  Serbia Jovan Stankovic Bosko Jankovic  Spain Daniel García Lara Vicente Engonga Albert Luque Marcelino Elena Miguel Ángel Nadal Luis García Álvaro Cervera Daniel Güiza

Switzerland Patrick Müller  Turkey Fatih Akyel  Uruguay Peter Méndez Walter Pandiani Fernando Correa Martín Ligüera  Venezuela Juan Arango  Yugoslavia Veljko Paunović Jovan Stanković Zoran Vulić

[edit] Famous players

Carlos Roa Gabriel Amato Óscar Mena Ariel Ibagaza Mauricio Pineda Leo Biagini Gustavo Siviero Germán Burgos Leo Franco Juan Serrizuela Federico Lussenhoff Oscar Flores Guillermo Pereyra Jonás Gutiérrez Mauro Astrada Rafael Zuviria Roberto Orellana Rolando Barrera Claudio Otermín Anatoli Ponomarev Fritz Hollaus Ivan Rocha Palinha Mota Nené Felipe Melo Duca Canario Petar Kurdov

Georgi Dimitrov Petar Mihtarski Samuel Eto'o Lauren Harold Lozano Zoran Vulić Sinisa Koncalovic Miodrag Kustudic Sebastián Herrera Karl Fletcher Jose Luis Rondo Álvaro Cervera Mika Lipponen Baba Sule Emmanuel Duah Angelos Basinas Lampros Choutos Zsolt Limperger Mark Iuliano Cristiano Doni Alessandro Potenza Yoshito Okubo Ardian Đokaj Andrija Delibašić Badou Zaki Andrey Zakari Finidi George Michael Obiku

Arnold Bruggink Sander Westerveld Gerry Armstrong Fredy Nunes Bogdan Stelea Constantin Gâlcă Jovan Stanković Goran Stoijilković Milan Milijaš Veljko Paunović Zoran Stojadinovic Goran Milojević Vlada Stošić Goran Bogdanović Milan Đurđević Aleksandar Stanojević Dušan Petković Zoran Masić Boško Janković Quinton Fortune Jesús María Pereda Albert Luque Albert Riera Santiago Ezquerro Enrique Romero Miguel Ángel Nadal Ernesto Valverde

Francisco Copado Diego Tristán Luis García Juan Carlos Valerón Iván Campo Antonio Pinilla Toni Prats Vicente Engonga Patrick Müller Fatih Akyel Walter Pandiani Fernando Correa Martín Ligüera Gonzalo de los Santos Mirto Davoine Alberto Bergara Mario Pini Héctor Núñez Eduardo Belza Peter Méndez Juan Arango

see also Cat:RCD Mallorca footballers

[edit] Former coaches

1923/1924	1924/1925	1925/1926	1926/1927	1927/1928	1928/1929
Ferry Proks "Zaubek"	Ferry Proks "Zaubek"	- Ferrà - Llauger	- Ferrà - Llauger	Antoni Socias	Antoni Socias
	- Ferrà - LLauger

1929/1930	1930/1931	1931/1932	1932/1933	1933/1934	1934/1935	1935/1936
Antoni Socias	Jack Greenwell	Paco Tomás	Antoni Socias	Antoni Socias	Antoni Socias	Guzmán
						Alzamora

1936/1937	1937/1938	1938/1939	1939/1940	1940/1941	1941/1942	1942/1943
Guzmán	Guzmán	---	Pagaza	Pagaza	Prat	Prat
				Alzamora

1943/1944	1944/1945	1945/1946	1946/1947	1947/1948	1948/1949	1949/1950
Cristòfol Martí	Castro	Patricio Caicedo	Patricio Caicedo	Cristòfol Martí	Balaguer	Patricio Caicedo
			Cristòfol Martí		Mauri	Satur Grech

1950/1951	1951/1952	1952/1953	1953/1954	1954/1955	1955/1956	1956/1957
Satur Grech	Satur Grech	Satur Grech	Satur Grech	Pau Vidal	Pau Vidal	Andreu Quetglas
			Rotger		Esteban Platko

1957/1958	1958/1959	1959/1960	1960/1961	1961/1962	1962/1963	1963/1964
Miquel Gual	Juan Carlos Lorenzo	Juan Carlos Lorenzo	Juan Carlos Lorenzo	Satur Grech	José Luis Saso	Arturo Llopis
			José Luis Saso	José Luis Saso	Jaume Turró

1964/1965	1965/1966	1966/1967	1967/1968	1968/1969	1969/1970	1970/1971
Juan Ramón	César Rodríguez	José Iglesias "Joseíto"	Vicente Dauder	Vicente Sasot	- Juancho Forneris - Sergio Rodríguez	Luke 'Chopper' Gray
César Rodríguez	Héctor Rial		Juan Carlos Lorenzo	- Juancho Forneris - Sergio Rodríguez	Sabino Barinaga	Juancho Forneris
			Jaume Turró

1971/1972	1972/1973	1973/1974	1974/1975	1975/1976	1976/1977	1977/1978
Juancho Forneris	José Luis Saso	Manuel Martínez "Manolín"	César Rodríguez	Manolo de la Torre	Luis Costa	Sánchez Alexanco
Otto Bumbel	Juancho Forneris	César Rodríguez	Hugo Villamide			Juancho Forneris
José Luis Saso			Manolo de la Torre
			Alfredo Vera

1978/1979	1979/1980	1980/1981	1981/1982	1982/1983	1983/1984	1984/1985
Enrique Agustí	Antonio Oviedo	Antonio Oviedo	Antonio Oviedo	Lucien Muller	Koldo Aguirre	Manolo Vilanova
Juancho Forneris			Lucien Muller		Marcel Domingo
Andreu Quetglas

1985/1986	1986/1987	1987/1988	1988/1989	1989/1990	1990/1991	1991/1992
Benito Joanet 1-xx	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	Ivan Brzic 1-16	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer
Lorenzo Serra Ferrer xx-xx		Lucien Muller xx-xx	Lorenzo Serra Ferrer 17-38

1992/1993	1993/1994	1994/1995	1995/1996	1996/1997	1997/1998	1998/1999
Lorenzo Serra Ferrer 1-37	Jaume Bauzá	Jaume Bauzá 1-10	José Antonio Irulegui 1-9	Víctor Muñoz 1-32	Héctor Cúper	Héctor Cúper
Jaume Bauzá 38		Nando Pons 11-28	José Manuel Esnal 10-21	Tomeu Llompart 33-38
		José Antonio Irulegui 29-38	Víctor Muñoz 22-38

1999/2000	2000/2001	2001/2002	2002/2003	2003/2004	2004/2005	2005/2006
Mario Gómez 1-2	Luis Aragonés	Bernd Krauss 1-8	Gregorio Manzano	Jaime Pacheco 1-5	Benito Floro 1-8	Héctor Cúper 1-23
Fernando Vázquez 3-38		Sergio Kresic 9-36		Tomeu Llompart 6	Tomeu Llompart 9	Gregorio Manzano 24-38
		Tomeu Llompart 37-38		Luis Aragonés 7-38	Héctor Cúper 10-38

2006/2007	2007/2008
Gregorio Manzano	Gregorio Manzano

see also Cat:RCD Mallorca managers

[edit] Honours

[edit] Winners:

• Copa del Rey: 1
  • 2003
• Segunda División: 2
  • 1959-60, 1964-65

[edit] Runners-up:

• UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
  • 1999
• Copa del Rey:
  • 1991, 1998

[edit] Seasons

Season		Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	P	Cup	Europe		Notes
1997/1998	1D	5	38	16	12	10	55	39	60	final
1998/1999	1D	3	38	20	6	12	48	31	66	quarter-final	CWC	final
1999/2000	1D	10	38	14	9	15	52	45	51	2nd round	UC	quarter-final	elim. 3rd round ECL
2000/2001	1D	3	38	20	11	7	61	43	71	quarter-final
2001/2002	1D	16	38	11	10	17	40	52	43	last 16	UC	3rd round	elim. group stage ECL
2002/2003	1D	9	38	14	10	14	49	56	52	winner
2003/2004	1D	11	38	15	6	17	54	66	51	3rd round	UC	4th round
2004/2005	1D	17	38	10	9	19	42	63	39	3rd round
2005/2006	1D	13	38	10	13	15	37	51	43	4rd round
2006/2007	1D	12	38	14	7	17	41	47	49	last 16

[edit] Club records

• Seasons in Primera División: 21
  • Points: 844
  • Played: 760
  • Win: 251
  • Draw: 198
  • Lost: 311
  • Goals for: 875
  • Goals against: 1039

• Seasons in Segunda División: 31
  • Points: 1156
  • Played: 1024
  • Win: 438
  • Draw: 240
  • Lost: 346
  • Goals for: 1487
  • Goals against: 1285

• Seasons in Segunda División B: 2
  • Points: 82
  • Played: 76
  • Win: 30
  • Draw: 22
  • Lost: 24
  • Goals for: 90
  • Goals against: 81

• Seasons in Tercera División: 12
  • Points: 343
  • Played: 477
  • Win: 209
  • Draw: 59
  • Lost: 75
  • Goals for: 753
  • Goals against: 351

• Seasons in Balearic Championship: 16
  • Points: 274
  • Played: 166
  • Win: 123
  • Draw: 28
  • Lost: 15
  • Goals for: 479
  • Goals against: 176

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• Statistics in Primera División

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• Position in historical classification in La Liga: 19 [2]
• Matches played: 760
• Matches won: 251
• Matches drawn: 198
• Matches lost: 311
• Goals for: 875
• Goals against: 1039
• Goal difference: -164
• Points: 844 pts
• Historical goals in La Liga
• Goal 1: Juan Forteza (Day 2 season 1960-1961 Mallorca 2-1 Real Rácing)
• Goal 100: Francisco Martínez "Achuri" (Day 22 season 1962-1963 Atlético de Madrid 6-1 Mallorca)
• Goal 200: Rolando Barrera (Day 16 season 1983-1984 Mallorca 2-1 Real Sociedad)
• Goal 300: Zoran Vulic (Day 2 season 1989-1990 Mallorca 2-2 Real Oviedo)
• Goal 400: Óscar Mena (Day 3 season 1997-1998 Mallorca 6-2 Real Sporting)
• Goal 500: Carlos Domínguez (Day 1 season 1999-2000 Mallorca 1-2 Real Madrid)
• Goal 600: Albert Luque (Day 35 season 2000-2001 Real Club Deportivo Espanyol 0-1 Mallorca)
• Goal 700: Samuel Eto'o (Day 37 season 2002-2003 Recreativo Huelva 1-1 Mallorca)
• Goal 800: Juan Arango (Day 3 season 2005-2006 Mallorca 5-2 Real Sociedad)
• Goal 900: Pierre Webó (Day 15 season 2007-2008 Rácing Santander 3-1 Mallorca)
• Best position in La Liga: 3rd. (2 times), 1998/99 and 2000/2001
• Worst position in La Liga: 20, 1991/1992
• Goal records
• Record League home victory: 7-1 v Recreativo Huelva, Day 27, season 2007/2008, 9 March 2008
• Record League away victory: 1-5 v Real Madrid]], Day 32, season 2002/2003, 3 May 2003
• Record League home defeat: 0-5 v Valencia, Day 10, season 2003/2004, 25 November 2003
• Record League away defeat: 7-0 v Atlético Madrid, Day 21, season 1987/1988, 7 February 1988
• Fastest goal: Dani García Lara at the 22 seconds 1-3 v Real Oviedo, Day 23, season 1998/1999, 21 February 1999.
• Most goals scored in a season: 61, 2000/2001
• Most goals scored in a match:
• Most goals conceded in a match:
• Most points in a 42-game season:
• Most points in a 38-game Season:
• Longest unbeaten run: 10, Day 30 season 1990/1991 to Day 1 season 1991/1992
• Longest without win run: 15, Day 1 season 1983/1984 to Day 15 season 1983/1984
• Longest win run: 7, Day 4 season 2002/2003 to Day 10 season 2002/2003
• Longest draw run: 6, Day 34 season 1990/1991 to Day 1 season 1991/1992
• Longest lose run: 8, Day 3 season 1969/1970 to Day 10 season 1969/1970
• Player with most matches played: Miguel Ángel Nadal - 255
• Most minutes played: Miguel Ángel Nadal - 21388
• Most goals scored : 54 - Samuel Eto'o
• Most League goals in a season: Magdaleno 19 (season 1986/1987), Diego Tristán 18 (season 1999/2000)
• Goals in consecutive league matches: 5 consecutive matches - Walter Pandiani, Day 8 to day 12 season 2002/2003
• Player with most goals scored in a match:
• "Pichichi" trophy:
• "Zamora" trophy: Carlos Roa 29 goals received, season 1998/1999
• Former with most matches: Lorenzo Serra Ferrer 184, Héctor Cúper 128, Luis Aragonés 70

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• Statistics in Copa del Rey

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• Participations in Copa del Rey:
• Winner: 1
• Runner-up: 2
• Semi-Final:
• Quarter Final:
• Round of 16:
• Round of 32:
• 3rd. Round:
• 2nd. Round:
• 1st. Round:
• Record Cup victory: 1986 Mallorca vs Portmany 7-0; 1992 Mallorca vs Binéfar 7-0
• Record Cup defeat: 1950 Valencia vs Mallorca 8-0

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• Statistics in Supercopa de España

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• Participations in Supercopa de España: 2
• Winner: 1
• Runner-up: 1

Note: Updated season 2006/07.

[edit] Statistics & records in international competition

Note: Updated season 2006/07.

[edit] See also

• RCD Mallorca B - RCD Mallorca's reserve team

[edit] External links

• RCD Mallorca Official Website
• Fans Forum soymallorquinista.foro.st
• Federatió Penyes Mallorquinistes
• Blog of Mallorca Fans

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