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Real Valladolid
Full name	Real Valladolid Club de Fútbol
Nickname(s)	Pucela
Founded	1928
Ground	Estadio José Zorila, Valladolid, Castilla-León, Spain
Capacity	26,500
Chairman	Image:Flag of Spain.svg Carlos Suárez Sureda
Manager	Image:Flag of Spain.svg Jose Luis Mendilibar
League	Segunda División
2005-06	Segunda División, 10th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Real Valladolid Club de Fútbol is a Spanish football club. Formed on June 20, 1928, from the amalgamation of Real Unión Deportiva de Valladolid and Club Deportivo Español, it plays currently in the Spanish second division or Segunda División.

The team plays in Valladolid from which it derives the nickname Pucela. Their Home stadium is the Estadio José Zorrilla, which seats 26,500 spectators.

Contents 1 History 2 Honours 3 Current squad 2006/07 3.1 Squad changes during 2006/07 season 4 Statistics 2005/06 5 Famous Players 6 Famous Coaches 7 Manufacturer of Clothing 8 External links

[edit] History

The team first reached the Primera División in the 1947-48 season, as champions of the Segunda. In the following year, the team pushed on from this success and reached the finals of the Copa del Rey in the Chamartín stadium against Athletic Bilbao, eventually losing 4-1.

The next ten years until 1957-58 were spent in the first division. Relegation was short-lived and Valladolid gained promotion in 1958-59 with 5-0 win over Terrasa under the trainer José Luis Saso, a legendary figure in the history of the team. He had originally been a goalkeeper for Valladolid, and he subsequently went on to perform many roles, ending up as president of the club.

Valladolid vacillated between the first and second divisions in the subsequent years, descending as low as third in 1970-71. More recently, the team has not been relegated since promotion to the Primera in the 1992-93 season. Their highest position during this period was 7th in 1996-97.

Real Valladolid has won the Spanish League Cup once, in 1983.

[edit] Honours

• European participations: 3 times.
• Spanish League Cup: 1983 1-3 vs. Atlético Madrid
• Copa del Rey: twice finalist.

[edit] Current squad 2006/07

As of September 1 2005

1 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Jacobo 2 Image:Flag of Colombia.svg de la Cuesta 3 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Marcos 4 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Mario Suárez 5 Image:Flag of Spain.svg I.Hernández 6 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Borja 7 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Sisi 8 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Baraja 9 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Llorente 10 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Oscar Sánchez 11 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Capdevila 13 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Alberto

14 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Chema 15 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Rafa 16 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Pedro López 18 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Álvaro Rubio 19 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Alvaro 20 Image:Flag of Uruguay.svg Vicente 21 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Víctor 22 Image:Flag of Spain.svg García Calvo 23 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Toché 24 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Iñaki Bea 27 Image:Flag of Spain.svg Asier TBD Image:Flag of Spain.svg Losada

[edit] Squad changes during 2006/07 season

In:

• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Ikaki Bea - Signed From Lorca Deportiva
• Image:Flag of Colombia.svg de la Cuesta - On Loan From Cádiz CF
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Alvaro Rubio - Signed From Albacete Balompié
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Sisi - On Loan From Valencia CF
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Alberto - Signed From Real Sociedad
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Toché - On Loan From Atlético Madrid
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Borja Fernández - signed from Real Madrid
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg García Calvo - signed from Atlético Madrid

Out

• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Sousa - Transferred To Getafe CF
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Casar - Return To Racing de Santander
• Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Image:Flag of Italy.svg Bizarri - Transferred To Gimnàstic de Tarragona
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Mario - Transferred To Recreativo de Huelva
• Image:Flag of Uruguay.svg O.J. Morales - Transferred To Málaga CF
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Tote - Transferred To Hércules CF
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Ramis - Return To RCD Mallorca
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Carmona - Return To RCD Mallorca
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Robles - Transferred To Polideportivo Ejido

[edit] Statistics 2005/06

Segunda División	Position	Pts	P	W	D	L	F	A
Real Valladolid	10	55	42	14	13	15	54	54

• Top Scorers:
  • Joseba Llorente - 11 goals
  • Victor - 11 goals
  • Aduriz - 6 goals
• Top Goalkeepers
  • Bizarri - 39 goals In 33 matches
  • Lledó - 11 goals In 8 matches

[edit] Famous Players

Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Gabriel Heinze Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Diego Klimowicz Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Albano Bizzarri Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Pablo Richetti Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Oscar Flores Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Javier Muñoz Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Pablo Paz Image:Flag of Bolivia.svg Juan Manuel Peña Image:Flag of Brazil.svg Julio Cesar Santos Correa Image:Flag of Brazil.svg Arílson Image:Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo Fabri Image:Flag of Cape Verde.svg Veiga Image:Flag of Chile (bordered).svg Patricio Yañez Image:Flag of Chile (bordered).svg Jorge Aravena Image:Flag of Colombia.svg Leonel Alvarez

Image:Flag of Colombia.svg René Higuita Image:Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Valderrama Image:Flag of Colombia.svg Harold Lozano Image:Flag of Colombia.svg Edwin Congo Image:Flag of Croatia.svg Alen Peternac Image:Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg Ariza Makukula Image:Flag of Ecuador.svg Iván Kaviedes Image:Flag of France.svg Daniel Dutuel Image:Flag of Japan (bordered).svg Shoji Jo Image:Flag of Mexico.svg Cuauhtemoc Blanco Image:Flag of Serbia (state) (bordered).svg Dragan Isailovic Image:Flag of Serbia (state) (bordered).svg Dragan Ciric Image:Flag of Spain.svg Gonzalo Colsa Image:Flag of Spain.svg David Aganzo Image:Flag of Spain.svg José Antonio García Calvo

Image:Flag of Spain.svg Jesus María Pereda Image:Flag of Spain.svg Ramallets Image:Flag of Spain.svg José Luis Caminero Image:Flag of Spain.svg Eusebio Sacristán Image:Flag of Spain.svg Manuel Sanchís Martínez Image:Flag of Spain.svg Fernando Hierro Image:Flag of Spain.svg Luis García Image:Flag of Spain.svg Ricardo Image:Flag of Spain.svg Benjamín Zarandona Image:Flag of Spain.svg Tote Image:Flag of Uruguay.svg Alvaro Gutierrez Image:Flag of Uruguay.svg Nicolas Olivera

see also Cat:Real Valladolid footballers

[edit] Famous Coaches

• Image:Flag of Hungary.svg Estaban Platko, 1928-31, 1934-40
• Image:Flag of Hungary.svg Carlos Platko, 1941-43
• Image:Flag of Argentina.svg Image:Flag of France.svg Helenio Herrera, 1948-49
• Image:Flag of Paraguay.svg Heriberto Herrera, 1962
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Antoni Ramallets, 1965-66
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Emilio Aldecoa, 1966-67
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Enrique Orizaola, 1967-68, 1968-69
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Fernando Redondo, 1973-74, 1984-85, 1990, 1995
• Image:Flag of Spain.svg Rafael Benítez, 1995-96

[edit] Manufacturer of Clothing

PUMA

[edit] External links

• Real Valladolid Official Website
• Real Valladolid Fans Website
• Real Valladolid Fans Website

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