Manado United 9

Manado United 9
Full nameManado United 9
Nickname(s)Paus Biru Raksasa
The Blue Star
North Storm
Founded2010
Dissolved2011
GroundKlabat Stadium
Manado, Indonesia
Capacity10.000
OwnerIndonesia Nontje Pangau[1]
CoachSergei Dubrovin
LeagueLiga Primer Indonesia
2011 LPI17

Manado United 9 or simply known as Manado United[2] is an Indonesian football club based in Manado, North Sulawesi. The team plays in Liga Primer Indonesia.

Team Officials

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Role Name
President Indonesia Ronny Pangemanan
Official Indonesia Jolly Gabriel
Team Manager Indonesia Audy Karamoy
Head Coach Moldova Sergei Dubrovin[3]
Coach Assistant Indonesia M. Alhadad[4]
Official Indonesia Matjon Buang
Goalkeeper Coach Indonesia Edi Rosadi
Team Doctor Indonesia Dr.Arif
Masseur Indonesia Ambran
Driver Indonesia Harley Mait
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Manado United 9 logo (2010–2011)

The ship steering wheel signifies the wheel of a large vessel capable of passing big storms.

Images of water and fish symbolize the city of Manado as a Marine City. Football is expected to help raise the image of Manado as Marine City. Meanwhile, the number nine signifies the 9 united tribes of Minahasa and its 9 districts.[5]

Current squad

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[6]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Indonesia IDN Darma
— MF Indonesia IDN Cornelis Mambesa
— MF Indonesia IDN Tommy Harianto
— MF Indonesia IDN Rosta
6 DF Iran IRN Hossein Shiri
14 FW Ivory Coast CIV Eugène Dadi
7 FW Brazil BRA Jardel Santana
10 MF Brazil BRA Amaral (Marquee)
11 MF Indonesia IDN Felix Timbowo
— DF Indonesia IDN Rolis Sumual
— FW Indonesia IDN Iskandar
90 DF Indonesia IDN Herry Setiawan
No. Pos. Nation Player
27 DF Cameroon CMR Felix Yetna

Supporters

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Manado United's supporters call themselves "The Man" and "Manado United Fans Club (MUFC)".[7]

Kit Supplier

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2011 LPI results

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Date Location Opponent Score* Competition
23 January 2011 Bali, Indonesia Bali Devata F.C. 0–1 LPI
30 January 2011 Manado, Indonesia Cenderawasih F.C. 3–0 LPI
6 February 2011 Medan, Indonesia Medan Bintang F.C. 0–3 LPI
13 February 2011 Manado, Indonesia Atjeh United F.C. 2–2 LPI
19 February 2011 Yogyakarta, Indonesia Real Mataram 2–2 LPI
26 February 2011 Makassar, Indonesia PSM Makassar 0–0 LPI
6 March 2011 Manado, Indonesia Medan Chiefs 1–2 LPI
13 March 2011 Bogor, Indonesia Jakarta F.C. 1928 0–3 LPI
20 March 2011 Jatidiri Stadium Semarang United F.C. 0–2 LPI
27 March 2011 Surabaya Persebaya 1927 1–3 LPI
6 April 2011 Solo Persibo Bojonegoro 2–1 LPI
10 April 2011 Solo Solo F.C. 3–7 LPI
17 April 2011 Manado Persema Malang 0–0 LPI
24 April 2011 Jakarta Batavia Union 1–4 LPI
1 May 2011 Manado Bandung F.C. 1–1 LPI
7 May 2011 Tangerang Tangerang Wolves 1–1 LPI
14 May 2011 Manado Bogor Raya 1–0 LPI

* Manado United's scores listed first

References

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  1. ^ [1] Archived 26 October 2010 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ Lima Pemain Asing Perkuat Manado United. Bolaindo.com. Retrieved on 6 January 2014.
  3. ^ [2][permanent dead link‍]
  4. ^ [3][permanent dead link‍]
  5. ^ "PROFIL KLUB | Liga Primer Indonesia". Archived from the original on 18 March 2011. Retrieved 15 March 2011.
  6. ^ MU profile at Liga Primer Indonesia Archived 18 March 2011 at the Wayback Machine
  7. ^ The Man dan MUFC Sambut Kedatangan Manado United – Tribun Manado. Manado.tribunnews.com. Retrieved on 6 January 2014.
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