1983–84 Mersin İdmanyurdu season

Mersin İdmanyurdu SK
Mersin, Turkey
MİY 1983–84
Season: Second League 1983–84
League position: Group B: 2nd
Turkish Cup: Eliminated at R4
Cup Winners' Cup: Eliminated at R1
Top goal scorer:
President: Mehmet Fatih Deveci
Coach: Kahraman Karataş
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1984–85

Mersin İdmanyurdu (MİY) football team in 1983–84 season. In the start of season the president was Mehmet Fatih Deveci. Later Haluk Ulusoy became the president. Previous season MİY was relegated from the first division for the fourth time. In 1983-84 season, the aim was to promote again, but the dream did not come true.

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Pre-season

MİY football team has prepared to the season in Uludağ, Bursa. Preparation games:

1983–84 league participation

Mersin İdmanyurdu took place in Group B in Second League 1983–84 season. League played in three groups two with 16 teams and one with 17. Bottom two teams in each relegated to Third League, whereas top teams promoted to First League at the end of the season[1]. MİY fought for group title with Altay and finished Group B 2nd with 19 wins and 53 goals.

League table

Mersin İY's league performance in Second League Group B in 1983–84 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      Altay 32 23 6 3 55 20 52 2-0 1-1
2      Mersin İdmanyurdu 32 19 8 5 53 25 46
3      Altınordu 32 13 13 6 47 29 39 2-1 4-4
4      İzmirspor 32 12 11 9 33 38 35 1-0 1-1
5      Vefa Simtel 32 10 15 7 32 27 35 4-2 0-1
6      Muğlaspor 32 9 14 9 35 31 32 2-0 1-1
7      PTT 32 12 8 12 35 34 32 1-0 0-2
8      Konyaspor 32 11 10 11 33 34 32 2-0 0-0
9      Şekerspor 32 9 11 12 27 26 29 1-0 0-1
10      Burdurspor 32 8 13 11 28 33 29 0-0 1-1
11      Kütahyaspor 32 10 8 14 28 34 28 3-1 1-0
12      Alibeyköyspor 32 9 10 13 23 39 28 3-1 0-1
13      Yeni Afyonspor 32 9 9 14 26 35 27 4-0 1-1
14      Balıkesirspor 32 10 7 15 32 42 27 1-0 2-1
15      Anadolu 32 7 13 12 23 36 27 3-0 3-0
16      Ispartaspor 32 7 11 14 29 40 25 2-1 2-1
17      Aydınspor 32 6 9 17 20 46 21 4-1 1-2

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

Second half

1983–84 Turkish Cup participation

MİY has participated at R2 and eliminated at R4:[8]

round own league opponent's league opponent away home result
Round 2 Second League Group B Second League Group C      Ceyhanspor 2-0 4-1 promoted to R3
Round 3 Second League Group B Amateur      Konya Şekerspor 3-0 2-0 promoted to R4
Round 4 Second League Group B Second League Group A      Karşıyaka 0-1 2-1 eliminated

1983–84 UEFA Cup participation

MİY represented Turkey in Cup Winners' Cup in 1983–84[9]. In total MİY 0-1 lost against Spartak Varna from Bulgaria at first round. In 16 May 1984, Juventus (ITA) beat Porto (POR) 2-1 in Basel and became champions.

1983–84 squad

Transfers in: Loans: Taner lonaed to Vanspor, Muammer and Hüseyin loaned to Urfaspor, Zafer loaned to İskenderunspor in the mid-season (07.11.1983).

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 Atıf Öztoprak
DF Mustafa Çimen (B. Mustafa9
DF Levent Arıkdoğan (B. Levent) Played: 33, Card: 0 if not K.Levent.
DF B. Ali
DF Kerim Sözer
DF Metin Koyuncuoğlu (K. Metin) Played: 34, Card: 0
DF Nasır Belci
DF İsmail
MF Mahmut
MF İsa Ertürk
MF Suat
No. Position Player
MF Yasin
MF Kerim
MF K. Mustafa
MF Zafer Altındağ
MF Levent Dörtgöz (K. Levent)
MF Güngör
MF Muhammed
MF Melih
FW Zekeriya
FW Mehmet Ali Karakaş
FW Mehmet Ertanıroğlu (Memik)

Transfers out: Vedat (Vefa). Ahmet (Ankaragücü). Metin Koyunluoğullarından (Gençlerbirliği). İsa (Altay). Suat (Sakaryaspor).

References

  1. ^ Cem Pekin Archives 31 August 2009.
  2. ^ Standings and results from Cem Pekin Archives
  3. ^ "Alibeyköy was defeated in Mersin: 3-0". Alibeyköy, Mersin'de farklı yenildi: 1-3. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 05.09.1983, p. 14. Retrieved on 06.11.2010. (Turkish)
  4. ^ "Anadolu lost to Mersin İdmanyurdu home: 3-0". Anadolu Mersin İdmanyurdu'na evinde farklı yenildi: 3-0. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 18.12.1983, p. 13. Retrieved on 12.10.2010. (Turkish)
  5. ^ "Great surprize from Alibeyköy to leader Mersin: 1-0". Alibeyköy'ün lider Mersin'e büyük sürprizi: 1-0. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 13.02.1984, p. 10. Retrieved on 19.11.2010. (Turkish)
  6. ^ "Mersin İ. Yurdu, beated Ispartaspor difficultly, is three points behind of leader Altay". Ispartaspor önünde güç galip gelen Mersi İ. Yurdu, lider Altay'ın üç puan gerisinde. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 30.04.1984, p. 10. Retrieved on 13.06.2010. (Turkish)
  7. ^ "Vefa-Simtel gave no chance to Mersin: 1-0." Vefa-Simtel Mersin'e şans tanımadı. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 06.05.1984, p. 12. Retrieved on 02.10.2010. (Turkish)
  8. ^ Cem Pekin Archives Retrieved on 23.07.2010.
  9. ^ Cup Winners' Cup 1983–84 details from UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
  10. ^ "0-0 is not enough for Mersin." Mersin'e 0-0 yetmez. Milliyet gazete arşivi, 15.09.1983, p. 13-14. Retrieved on 02.10.2010. (Turkish)
  11. ^ See a photo on Spartak Varna at UEFAwiki uefawiki with the title: JSC Spartak against Mersin on the city stadium "Uri Gagarin".
  12. ^ Turkish Clubs in UEFA Cups - 80's, 26 Aug 2009.
  13. ^ "Unfortunate Mersin" Yazık oldu Mersin'e Milliyet gazete arşivi, 30.09.1983, p. 14. Retrieved on 18.11.2010. (Turkish)

See also

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