Qadsia SC

Qadsia SC
نادي القادسية الرياضي
Full name Qadsia Sporting Club
Nickname(s) القلعة الصفراء (The Yellow Fort)
Founded 20 October 1960
Ground Mohammed Al-Hamad Stadium
Hawalli, Kuwait
(Capacity: 22,000[1])
Chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi
Manager Rodion Gačanin
League Kuwaiti Premier League
Home colours
Away colours

Qadsia Sporting Club (Arabic: نادي القادسية الرياضي‎) was founded in the State of Kuwait on 20 October 1960. Qadsia was first called Al Jzzira club. Based in Kuwait City Qadsia Club is one of the most popular clubs in Kuwait and were voted the best team in Kuwait of 2007–2008. Al Qadsia currently play in the Kuwaiti Premier League and have won this league thirteen times.

Qadsia play in Mohammed Al-Hamad Stadium which is in Hawalli, Hawalli and is the largest stadium in Kuwait. Al Qadsia has the biggest fan base in Kuwait and a large fan bases in the gulf region and arab world. The rivel team of Qadsia is al Arabi club, with the majority of wins for Al-Qadsia(51 wins for Qadsia against 41 wins for Al-Arabi)

Contents

Honours

Domestic

International

Club Colors

yellow black

Performance in AFC competitions

2004: Group Stage
2006: Semi-Finals
2008: Quarter-Finals
2010: Final
2011: Round of 16
2012:
2000: First Round (Withdrew)
1990–91: First Round
1994–95: Second Round
Season Competition Round Club Home Away
1991 Asian Cup Winners Cup 1st Round Al Faisaly - -
1995 Asian Cup Winners Cup 1st Round Al Oruba Sur 2–0 0–1
2nd Round Al Sadd - -
2000 Asian Club Championship 1st Round Al-Wahda - -
2005/06 AFC Champions League Group Foolad 2–0 0–6
Group Pakhtakor 2–1 2–2
Group Al Ittihad 1–0 2–2
QF AL Ain 2–2 3–0
SF Al-Karamah 0–1 0–0
2007/08 AFC Champions League Group Pakhtakor 2–2 1–0
Group Arbil 1–1 2–4
Group Al-Gharafa 1–0 1–0
QF Urawa 3–2 0–2
2010 AFC Cup Group East Bengal 4–1 3–2
Group Al Ittihad 3–0 0–0
Group Al Nejmeh 1–1 3–1
Round of 16 Churchill Brothers 2–1
QuarterFinal Thai Port 3–0 0–0
SemiFinal Riffa 4–1 0–2
Final Al-Ittihad 1–1(aet)
2–4(pso)
2011 AFC Cup Group Shurtan 4–0 1–1
Group Al-Ittihad 3–2 2–0
Group Al-Saqr 3–0 2–2
Round of 16 Al-Kuwait 2–2(aet)
2–3(pso)
2012 AFC Cup Group Al-Suwaiq
Group Al-Ittihad
Group Al-Faisaly

Current squad

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
3 MF Fahad Al Ansari
4 DF Hussain Fadel
5 DF Mohammad Rashed
6 MF Fayez Bander
7 FW Hamad Al Enezi
8 MF Saleh Al Sheikh
9 FW Ahmad Ajab
10 FW Abdulaziz Al Misha'an
11 MF Ali Al Shamali
12 MF Bader Buhamad
13 DF Musaed Neda
14 MF Talal Al Amer
17 FW Bader Al-Mutwa
18 MF Amer Al Fadhel
19 MF Nawaf Al Mutairi
20 MF Omar Buhamad
21 GK Ali Jawad
22 GK Nawaf Al Khaldi
24 MF Faisal Al Enezi
25 MF Adel Humoud
No. Position Player
26 GK Ahmad Al Fadhli
28 MF Mohammad Al Fahad
29 MF Lazhar Hadj Aïssa
30 FW Omar Al Soma
31 MF Mohammed Shoail
31 MF Adel Matar
40 DF Dhari Said
46 DF Khaled Al Qahtani
50 FW Rodrigo Careca
GK Ali Taleb
DF Majeed Talal
DF Anas Bani Yaseen
MF Fawaz Buhamad
MF Jaber Jazaa
MF Hamad Aman
MF Ibrahima Keita
MF Yousef Farhan
MF Saad Farhan
MF Mohammed Al Qattan
Technical staff

Season Transfers

In

Out

Kuwaiti Players Of Qadsia

From Al Salibikhaet

From Khaitan

From Sahel

From Al Yarmouk

  • Husain Al-Mekaimi
  • Husain Sami

From Tadamon

  • Yousef Dabes
  • Naser Darwesh
  • Jamal Mobark

From Kazma

  • Khaled Diab

From Al Jahra

From Al Naser

  • Naser Al Adwani
  • Bader Al Shammari

From Al Shabab

  • Misheal Al Saeed

From Fahaheel

  • Abdulrahman Al Mosaed

From Qadsia SC

  • Faisal Al-Dakheel
  • Fawaz Al Fadel
  • Moaed Al Haddad
  • Adel Al Hsawi
  • Mohamed Bnean Al Khaldi
  • Nasser Bnean Al Khaldi
  • Mohammed Rashed Al Otibi
  • Bader Jumaa Al Rbiaa
  • Hani Salem Al-Saqer
  • Ahmed Al Shammari
  • Obead Al Shammari
  • Sadoun Al Shammari
  • Saleh Al Sheikh
  • Nawaf Auda
  • Faisel Borugobah
  • Adel Humoud
  • Ahmed Jasem
  • Mishari Jasem
  • Mohammed Jasem
  • Redha Marafi
  • Mohammed Mubarek
  • Jasem Yagoub

Famous players

FIFA World Cup Players

FIFA World Cup1982

Presidents and Managers

Presidential history

Qadsia has had numerous presidents over the course of their history

 
Name Years
Suliman Al-Khaled 1960–61
Faisel Al-Mutawa 1961–62
Rashed Al-Rashed 1962–63
Khaled Al-Masaod 1963–65
Khaled Al-Hamed 1965–66
Mohammed Al-Hamed 1966–67
Khaled Al-Masaod 1967–68
Khaled Al-Hamad 1968–70
Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Subah 1970–79
Khaled Al-Hamad 1979–85
Yousef Al-Mushari 1985–87
Abdulaziz Al-Mokhled 1989
Abdulmohsen Al-Faris 1989/1997
Talal Al-Fahad Al-Subah 1997–2010
Fawaz Al Hasawi 2010–

Managerial history

Below is a list of Qadsia coaches from 1960 until the present day.

 
Name Nationality Years
Mohammed Al Hamed 1962-61
Abdulmhsen Al Faris 1962–63
Omar Shandi 1963–65
Ala Adin Neazy 1964–65
Jan Cresto 1966–67
Posovitsh 1967–70
Ronald Lewin 1970–75
Peter Macbraind 1975–77
Mohammed Al Masaod 1976–77
Tomason 1976–77
Joy Carlos 1976–78
Ronald Lewin 1978–79
Abdullah Al Asfor 1979–80
Bonero 1980–83
Melan Melanitch 1983–85
Bobby Campbell 1985–86
Saleh Zakria 1986–87
Luiz Felipe Scolari 1987–90
Vola 1991–92
Luiz Felipe Scolari 1992–93
Dragan 1993–95
Mohammed Al Zaer 1995
Enaldo Batresio 1995–97
Vellar 1997–98
Jorvan Vieira 1997–99
Mohammed Ibrahem 1999–00
Fakro Al Deen 2000
Senad Kreso 2000–01
Branko Totak 2000–01
Radojko Avramović 2001
Willem Leushuis 2001–02
Mohammed Ibrahem 2002–04
Doliu Junior 2004–05
Mohammed Ibrahem 2005–07
José Garrido 2007–08
Mohammed Ibrahem 2008–2011
Rodion Gačanin 2011–

Asian Football Clubs (by IFFHS)

Rankings are calculated by the IFFHS.[2]

AFC IFFHS Club Points
1 80 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 130,5
2 82 Zob Ahan Isfahan FC 128,0
3 90 Kashima Antlers 123,5
4 94 Suwon Samsung Bluewings 121,0
5 100 Gamba Osaka 119,5
6 113 Muangthong United F.C. 113,5
7 116 Al-Hilal FC 112,0
8 125 Cerezo Osaka 108,0
9 131 Al-Wahdat SC 105,0
10 136 Sepahan Esfahan FC 103,5
11 148 Nagoya Grampus 100,0
12 156 FC Seoul 98,5
13 158 Qadsia SC 97,5
14 176 Persipura Jayapura 93,5
15 185 Jeju United 91,0
16 200 FC Bunyodkor 87,5
17 201 Al-Shabab Riyadh 87,0
= 201 Al-Ittihad Jeddah 87,0
19 204 Nasaf Qarshi 86,0
= 204 Al-Sadd Club 86,0

Last updated December 1st, 2010

Other sports

Besides football, the Club has teams for handball, basketball, volleyball, waterpolo, Squash, athletics, Gymnastics, Swimming, Boxing, Judo, Weightlifting.

Handball Team Achievements

2006 in Muscat
2007 in Kuwait City

Sponsors

References

External links

Preceded by
Al-Arabi
Gulf Club Champions Cup
Runner up: Al Wasl

2005
Succeeded by
Al-Ittifaq
Preceded by
Al-Ittihad
Gulf Club Champions Cup
Runner up: Al Hilal

2000
Succeeded by
Al-Ain

Qadsia SC