1981–82 Mersin İdmanyurdu season

Mersin İdmanyurdu SK
Mersin, Turkey
MİY 1981–82
Season: Second League 1981–82
League position: Group C: 1st
Turkish Cup: Eliminated at R6
Top goal scorers: Sertaç Yüzbaş (10)
President: Mehmet Fatih Deveci
Coach: Candan Dumanlı
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1982–83

At the end of 1981–82 season Mersin İdmanyurdu has promoted to First League for the fourth time. The 1981–82 was the eighth season of Mersin İdmanyurdu (MİY) football team in Second League, the second level division in Turkey. They finished 1st in Group C.

Mersin İdmanyurdu Executive Committee was consisting of the following: Mehmet Fatih Deveci (president), Mahir Turan and Mustafa Nihat Sözmen (vice-presidents), Ramon Kumdereli (general captain), Mircan Fırat (general secretary), Hamit Hayfavi (audit), Mehmet Biricik (captain of amateur branches), Şefik Balcı (treasurer), Aydın Özlü (club physician), Sever Yıldızçelik, Ramazan Balta, Özge Cadun, Basil Dumani, Nesimi Sağay and Erol Tarhan (members). The club's address was: "Atatürk Cad. Toros Ofis İşhanı, Kat: 3 Mersin" "Telefon: 153 17".[1]

Candan Dumanlı became the head coach. His assistant was Kahraman Karataş. İlhami Özata was press officer.

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Pre-season

Preparation games: MİY-Hatayspor: 0-0. MİY-Adana Demirspor: 1-1. MİY-Ceyhanspor: 3-1. MİY-İskenderunspor: 2-0.

1981–82 league participation

In its 19th season (1981–82) Second League was played with 60 teams, 15 in four groups: Group A, Group B, Group C and Group D. Group winners promoted to First League 1982–83. Bottom teams in each group relegated to promotion league (Third league was abandoned previous year). Mersin İY became 1st with 21 wins and 46 goals in Group C. No second league championship game played starting from 1980–81.

League table

Mersin İY's league performance in Second League Group C in 1981–82 season is shown in the following table[2].

place team games goals points home away
P W D L F A F-A week plc F-A week plc
1      Mersin İdmanyurdu 28 21 5 2 46 11 47
2      Kayserispor 28 20 5 3 60 17 45 2-1 0-1
3      Gençlerbirliği 28 12 9 7 32 24 33 1-0 24 0-0 9
4      Konyaspor 28 9 13 6 28 25 31 0-0 1-0
5      Burdurspor 28 7 12 9 21 21 26 4-1 1-0
6      Urfaspor 28 8 10 10 25 28 26 2-1 0-0
7      Ispartaspor 28 10 6 12 31 35 26 3-0 2-1
8      Hatayspor 28 7 12 9 24 29 26 3-1 2-1
9      İskenderunspor 28 7 12 9 25 31 26 1-0 1-1
10      Ceyhanspor 28 8 10 10 22 31 26 1-0 27 2-0 12
11      Ankara Demirspor 28 6 13 9 23 29 25 2-0 2-1
12      Mardinspor 28 7 9 12 23 30 23 2-1 0-1
13      Malatyaspor 28 7 8 13 27 34 22 3-0 1-0
14      Tarsus İdmanyurdu 28 7 7 14 21 33 21 2-0 2-0
15      Elazığspor 28 2 13 13 14 44 17 6-0 0-0

Note: Won, drawn and lost points are 2, 1 and 0. F belongs to MİY and A belongs to corresponding team for both home and away matches.

First half

Mid-season

Preparation games:

Second half

1981–82 Turkish Cup participation

Mersin İdmanyurdu participated in Turkish Cup in 1970–71 and eliminated at second round[4].

round own league opponent's league opponent away home result
Round 2 Second League Group C Second League Group C      Tarsus İdmanyurdu 1-1 2-0 promoted to R3
Round 3 Second League Group C Amateur      Konya Demirspor 2-2 2-0 promoted to R4
Round 4 Second League Group C Second League Group C      Ceyhanspor 2-1 0-1 promoted to R5
Round 5 Second League Group C Second League Group C      Sarıyer 3-0 1-0 promoted to R6
Round 6 Second League Group C Second League Group D      Samsunspor 0-0 0-1 eliminated

1981–82 squad

Following is the squad who played Gençlerbirliği games[8]. Transfers: Suat, Esat (Fenerbahçe (in exchange for Özcan)), Sertaç (Ankaragücü), Muammer (Ankara Demirspor), Levent (İskenderunspor), Memik (Tarsus İdmanyurdu), Metin (Sirkeci), Abdülkadir (Trabzonspor), Şükrü (İstanbulspor). Team squad: Salih, Atıf, Tahir, Esat, Mustafa, İsmail, Abdülkadir, Muammer, Şükrü, M.Ali, B.Levent, K.Levent, Nasır, Raşit, Levent, Kemal, Ömer, Suat, Sertaç, Memik, Sılan, Haluk.[9] Galatasaray coach Birch did not want and Öner loaned from Galatasaray, 26.10.1981. Özcan Balta was capped in U-18 national team in European championship organized in Hama, Finland between 21-30 May 1982. Turkey was in the same group with Scotland, Holland and Albania.

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
GK Salih Sayar
DF Mustafa Çimen "B.Mustafa"
DF Osman
DF Tahir Temur (C) (3 goals)
DF Tahsin
DF İsmail
DF Esat
MF Sertaç Yüzbaşıoğlu (10 goals)
MF Mehmet Ali Karakuş
MF Levent Arıkdoğan "B.Levent" (yıldız kralı)
No. Position Player
MF Levent Dörtgöz "K.Levent"
MF Öner
MF Şükrü
MF Abdülkadir
MF Haluk Turfan
FW İrfan Ertürk
FW Mehmet Ertanıroğlu "Memik"
FW Suat
K. Mustafa
Ömer Gürbüz

Kemal went to Galata Gençlik in Summer 1982. Reşit (Vefa Simtel)

References

  1. ^ "The history of Mersin İdmanyurdu Club". Mersin İdmanyurdu Kulübünün tarihçesi. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 15.06.1982. Retrieved on 23.08.2010. (Turkish)
  2. ^ See full table and results from Cem Pekin Archives
  3. ^ "Mersin İd. Yurdu beat Beşiktaş easily". Mersin İd. Yurdu Beşiktaş'ı kolay yendi. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 01.02.1985, p. 12. Retrieved on 02.12.1982. (Turkish)
  4. ^ See some details on cup matches at Türkiye Kupası by Cem Pekin.
  5. ^ "Sarıyer eliminated Mersin İd. Yurdu: 2-0." Sarıyer Mersin İd. Yurdu'nu eledi: 2-0. Milliyet Gazetesi arşivi, 04.03.1982, p. 12. Retrieved on 21.05.2010. (Turkish)
  6. ^ "Sarıyer was eliminated from Turkish Cup because they included a player who has received yellow cards in two successive games". İki maç üst üste sarı kart gören futbolcuyu oynattığı için Sarıyer Türkiye Kupası'ndan elendi. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 11.03.1982, p. 15. Retrieved on 02.12.2010. (Turkish)
  7. ^ "Samsunspor passed Mersin with 1-0". Sansunspor Mersin'i 1-0'la geçti. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 25.03.1982, p. 13. Retrieved on 27.10.2010. (Turkish)
  8. ^ Gençlerbirliği fan site
  9. ^ "Turkish Second Footbal League Group C teams". İkinci Türkiye Ligi takımlarını tanıyalım Milliyet gazete arşivi, 23.08.1981. Retrieved on 23.08.2010. (Turkish)

See also

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