Põlva FC Lootos

Põlva FC Lootos
Full name Põlva Football Club Lootos
Founded 27 October 1994 (27 October 1994)
Ground Lootospark, Põlva
Ground Capacity 600[1]
President Indrek Käo [2]
Manager Margus Nemvalts
League IV Liiga South
2017 IV Liiga South, 1th
Website Club website

Põlva FC Lootos is an Estonian football club based in Põlva. The club was founded in 1994. Lootospark is their home stadium.

History

The club was founded in 1994. Lootos played their first season in the second division of Estonian championship. The club was mostly packed with former Põlva SK Serviti players. The traditional colours of Lootos are black and yellow. Club colours are inspired by the kit of German football club BVB. The women's team is more successful in Estonia and have played in the highest level of country Meistriliiga, while the men's team resides in the fifth Division

Stadium

Lootos' home stadium is a recently built Lootospark which holds a capacity of 600 and has an under-soil heating system.

Sponsors

Period Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor
1994–1995 Marat None
1995–1996 Erima None
1997–1998 Adidas Eesti Gaas
1998–2003 Umbro KWH Pipe
2004–2007 Enerel
2008–2009 Komatsu
2010–2014 Nike Värska Originaal
2015–2018 Lootos

Men's team

Current squad

As of 20 April 2017.[3]

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

No. Position Player
1 Estonia GK Remi Oper
2 Estonia DF Helander Vist
6 Estonia MF Carlos-Mathias Vaher
7 Estonia FW Priit Rahuelu
8 Estonia MF Andre Kukk
9 Estonia DF Reigo Käis
10 Estonia FW Freddy Help
11 Estonia MF Vladislav Mihnovitš
12 Estonia MF Miko Saarniit
17 Estonia MF Martin Adusoo
20 Estonia MF Tauri Kolk
No. Position Player
23 Estonia MF Rene Oper
25 Estonia DF Arned Parman
26 Estonia DF Jürgen Juks
33 Estonia FW Villu Damon Pentsa
66 Estonia MF Sten-Markus Meekler
69 Estonia GK Roomet Kõiv
76 Estonia DF Sten Mõtus
89 Estonia MF Ranno Liivago
98 Estonia DF Sander Sellis

Player of the Year

League results since 1994

Season League Position Points Goals Notes
1994–95 II league 4 6 16:36
1994–95 II league DNF 7 9:21 relegation relegation
1995–96 III league South 5 0 11:57 relegation relegation
1995–96 III-IV league play off 2 12 24:22 promotion promotion
1996–97 III league South 5 3 12:33 relegation relegation
1996–97 III-IV league play off 1 9 11:2 promotion promotion
1997–98 III league South 6. 6 8:44 relegation relegation
1996–97 III-IV league play off 5 13 22:29
1998 IV league 6 3 11:47
1999 IV league 2 37 54:40 promotion promotion
2000 III league South 6 4 18:108
2001 III league South 9 16 26:60 relegation relegation
2002 IV league 7 25 38:44
2003 IV league 7 19 33:56
2004 IV league 8. 14 31:61
2005 IV league 4. 37 48:35
2006 IV league 2. 45 69:25 promotion promotion
2007 III league South 5. 38 65:40
2008 III league South 3. 39 79:39
2009 III league South 6. 31 55:54
2010 III league South 3. 47 51:24
2011 III league South 5. 41 70:15
2012 III league South 6. 33 50:52
2013 III league South 8. 30 52:41
2014 III league South 4. 42 49:34
2015 III league South 4. 36 42:33
2016 III league South 10. 16 16:68 relegation relegation
Legend
Color indication
II league tier
III league tier
IV league tier

Women's team

Management

Current backroom staff

First Team

Position Staff
Head Coach Estonia Margus Nemvalts
Assistant Coach Estonia Rauno Puusepp

Last updated: 20 April 2017
Source:

Non-playing staff

Position Staff
Club President Estonia Indrek Käo
Member of Board, Sport Director Estonia Kaido-Meinhard Kukli
Member of Board Estonia Annika Aust
Member of Board Estonia Ivan Mihnovitš
Member of Board Estonia Kristjan Mäeots
Member of Board Estonia Riina Rinne
Head of Youth Coaching Estonia Avo Jakovits
Under-7s, 13s & 14s Coach Estonia Margus Nemvalts
Under-6s, 8s, 10s & 12s Coach Estonia Rauno Puusepp

Last updated: 20 April 2017
Source: Board of Club

References

  1. ↑ "Description of stadium". FC Lootos. Retrieved 8 December 2013.
  2. ↑ FC Lootos Retrieved 21 April 2014/
  3. ↑ "Eesti Jalgpalli Liit — PÕLVA FC LOOTOS (2016)". jalgpall.ee. Retrieved 20 April 2017.
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