UR Namur
Pełna nazwa | Union Royale Namur – Fosses-La-Ville |
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Przydomek | Les Merles (Kosy) |
Barwy |
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Data założenia | 1905 |
Liga | Division 2 |
Państwo | |
Stadion | Stade communal des Bas-Prés, Namur |
Prezes | Christophe Graulus |
Trener | Zoran Bojović |
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Union Royale Namur – Fosses-La-Ville w skrócie UR Namur – belgijski klub piłkarski, grający w czwartej lidze belgijskiej, mający siedzibę w mieście Namur.
Historia
Klub został założony w 1905 roku. W swojej historii klub spędził 14 sezonów w drugiej lidze belgijskiej i grał w niej w latach 1945-1950, 1960-1967 i 2007-2009. W trzeciej lidze spędził 52 sezony. W latach 1989-1996 klub nosił nazwę RFC Namur. W 2017 roku przyjął nazwę Union Royale Namur – Fosses-La-Ville po fuzji z Racingiem FC Fosses[1].
Stadion
Swoje domowe mecze klub rozgrywa na stadionie o nazwie Stade communal des Bas-Prés, położonym w mieście Namur. Stadion może pomieścić 3500 widzów[2].
Sukcesy
- III liga:
- mistrzostwo (3): 1944, 1952, 1960
Reprezentanci kraju grający w klubie
Stan na listopad 2021[3][4][5]
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Przypisy
- ↑ Historie du club (fr.). Oficjalna strona klubu. [dostęp 2021-11-29].
- ↑ Stade Communal des Bas-Prés, [w:] baza Soccerway (stadiony) [online] [dostęp 2021-11-29] .
- ↑ RFC Namur (ang.). National Football Teams. [dostęp 2021-11-29].
- ↑ UR Namur (ang.). National Football Teams. [dostęp 2021-11-29].
- ↑ UR Namur Fosses-La-Ville (ang.). National Football Teams. [dostęp 2021-11-29].
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