1. FC Brno
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| Full name | 1. FC Brno | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Founded | 1913 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Ground | Městský fotbalový stadion | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Capacity | 8065 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Chairman |  Radek Belak |
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1. FC Brno is one of the most popular and successful football clubs in the Czech Republic.
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[edit] History
Successes:
- Czechoslovak league - 1st place: 1977/78
- Czechoslovak league - 2nd place: 1979/80
- Czechoslovak league - 3rd place: 1934/35, 1937/38, 1945/46, 1978/79
- Czech league - 3rd place: 1994/95
- Czechoslovak amateur champion: 1926
- Czechoslovak cup - winner: 1960
- Czech cup - runner-up: 1992/93
- Mitropa Cup (its preWW2 era) - quarterfinal: 1935
- Mitropa Cup (its preWW2 era) - number of participation: 3
- Champions Cup - 2nd round: 1978/79
- Champions Cup - number of participation: 1
- Cup Winner's Cup - quarterfinal: 1960/61
- Cup Winner's Cup - number of participation: 2
- Fairs Cup - quarterfinal: 1963/64
- Fairs Cup - number of participation: 5 (note: there was another team from Brno in Fairs Cup in 1961/62 - it was KPS Brno)
- UEFA Cup - quarterfinal: 1979/80
- UEFA Cup - number of participation: 3
Names of club:
- SK Židenice (1913-1947)
- Zbrojovka Židenice (1947-1951)
- Zbrojovka Brno (1951-1956)
- Spartak ZJŠ Brno (1956-1968)
- Zbrojovka Brno (1968-1992)
- Boby Brno (1992-2000)
- Stavo Artikel Brno (2000-2002)
- 1. FC Brno (from 2002)
- amalgamation RH Brno (DSO Rudá hvezda Brno) (1953-1962) in 1962.
[edit] Famous players
Jan Novák, Josef Novák, Antonín Laštovička, Antonín Carvan, Oldřich Rulc, Karel Pešek ("Káďa"), Karel Burkert, Eduard Vaněk, Karel Nepala, Jan Šimek, Karel Kopecký, Karel Kohlík, Vlastimil Bubník, Karel Lichtnégl, Ján Popluhár, František Schmucker, Jozef Bomba, Ivo Viktor, Karel Kroupa, Karel Jarůšek, Rostislav Václavíček, Josef Hron, Jindřich Svoboda, Vítězslav Kotásek, Josef Mazura, Petr Janečka, Karel Dvořák, Roman Kukleta, René Wagner, Petr Křivánek, Richard Dostálek, Luboš Přibyl, Milan Pacanda, Marek Zúbek, Jan Polák
[edit] Famous coaches
Václav Vohralík, Jenö Konrád, Josef Eremiáš, Josef Bican, Karel Kolský, František Havránek, Josef Masopust, František Cipro, Petr Uličný, Karel Večeřa
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