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'Carmen București |
| Address: |
București |
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| Year of formation: |
1937 |
| Colours: |
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| Stadium: |
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| 1st game in Divizia A: |
- |
| Other names: |
"Mociorniță" (1937) |
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"Mociorniță-Colțea" (1938) |
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| Champions: |
- |
| Romanian cup: |
- |
| In season 1946-47 of national championship, Divizia A, the club came on second place. |
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Divizia A (1 edition) |
26 |
14 |
5 |
7 |
90 - 44 |
| Divizia B (1 edition) |
18 |
4 |
0 |
14 |
25 - 62 |
| Divizia C (1 edition) |
14 |
11 |
1 |
2 |
47 - 16 |
| Total |
58 |
29 |
6 |
23 |
162 - 122 |
| Carmen in Divizia A: |
1946-1947 • 26 • 14 • 05 - 07 - 90 • 44 • 33 points |
| Great players of all time: |
Goalkeepers: Valentin STÃNESCU
Defenders: -
Midfielders: Nicolae SIMATOC, Ion ȘICLOVAN
Forwards: Francisc FABIAN (I), Iuliu FARKAS, Constantin (Kostas) HUMIS, Traian IORDACHE, Bazil MARIAN, Gheorghe POPESCU (I) |
| History: |
The team was founded by a famous industrialist of '30s, Dumitru Mociorniță and it started to play in Divizia C; in 1940 it took the name "Carmen".
In summer of 1947, with the official reason of "unfair treatment of a Soviet football team", the communist authorities interfered and the team was dissolved, players being transferred to other teams in București and its standing in Divizia A was allocated to "A.S.A. București" (present "Steaua"). The Soviet team was "Dinamo Tbilisi" which toured Romania in winter of 1946/1947, but the hidden reason was that of a standing for new founded communist Army team ("A.S.A.").
The very few players remained were transferred to a new founded team, "Pielari"/"Flacăra Roșie", team which played in București local championship and then in Divizia C (until 1985/1986).
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