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'''Elche CF''' is a [[Spanish football league teams|Spanish football]] team formed in [[1923]] and based in [[Elche]]. They will play the 2005-06 season in the [[Spanish Second Division|Second Division]] after having finished in tenth position last season. The team is based in the city of [[Elche]] on the autonomous community of [[Valencian Community]]. They play in the 36,686 seaters of Manuel Martínez Valero Stadium.
'''Elche CF''' is a [[Spanish football league teams|Spanish football]] team formed in [[1923]] and based in [[Elche]]. They will play the 2005-06 season in the [[Spanish Second Division|Second Division]] after having finished in tenth position last season. The team is based in the city of [[Elche]] on the autonomous community of the [[Land of Valencia]]. They play in the 36,686 seaters of Manuel Martínez Valero Stadium.


== Trophies==
== Trophies==

Revision as of 03:15, 18 December 2005

Elche
logo
Full nameElche Club de Fútbol
Founded1923
GroundManuel Martínez Valero,
Elche
Capacity36,686
ChairmanSpain Ramón Sánchez Esteve
ManagerSpain Yosu Uribe
LeagueSecond Division
2004-05Second Division , 10th

Elche CF is a Spanish football team formed in 1923 and based in Elche. They will play the 2005-06 season in the Second Division after having finished in tenth position last season. The team is based in the city of Elche on the autonomous community of the Land of Valencia. They play in the 36,686 seaters of Manuel Martínez Valero Stadium.

Trophies

Current Squad 2005/06

The numbers are established according to the official website:www.elchecf.es and www.lfp.es

As of September 1 2005

 

Squad changes during 2005/06 season

In:

  • Poland Frankowski - Signed From Wisła Kraków
  • Spain Katxorro - Signed From Xerez CD
  • Spain Raúl Martín - Signed From CD Tenerife
  • France European Union Toledo - Signed From Real Zaragoza B
  • Spain Mario - Signed From Rayo Vallecano
  • Spain Alberto - Signed From Getafe CF
  • Spain Quique Medina - Signed From Getafe CF
  • Spain Gomis - Return From Rayo Vallecano

Out:

  • Spain Moisés - Transferred To Hercules CF
  • France European Union Darmon - Transferred To Aguilas CF
  • Serbia and Montenegro Tasevski - Transferred To Benidorm
  • Spain Unai Vergara - Transferred To UE Lleida
  • Spain Turiel - Transferred To Hercules CF
  • Spain Azkoitia - Transferred To SD Eibar
  • Spain Otero - Transferred To ¿?
  • Spain Kiko Torres - Transferred To ¿?
  • Argentina Spain Zárate - Transfered To ¿?
  • Spain Aizkorreta - Transferred To ¿?

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