2008–09 FC Dinamo București season

FC Dinamo Bucureşti

2008–09 season

Chairman

Nicolae Badea

Head coach

3rd

Top goalscorer

Ionel Dănciulescu, Marius Niculae (12)

← 2007–08

2009–10 →

The 2008–09 season was Dinamo Bucureşti's 60th consecutive season in Liga I. In this season, Dinamo competed in Liga I, Cupa României and UEFA Cup.

In the summer of 2008, Mircea Rednic returned as coach having the mission to win the title and qualify Dinamo to the UEFA Champions League Group Stage. The first half of the season found Dinamo playing some modest games against the other title contenders like Rapid Bucharest, CFR Cluj or Unirea Urziceni but in the same time they managed to beat direct rivals for the title, FC Timişoara 3–0 away. Dinamo ended the first half of the season in first place after Unirea Urziceni lost the last game against Steaua Bucharest.

The second half of the season started in a promising way for the Red Dogs. Dinamo managed to beat Rapid with 3–0 at home even though Rapid was considered to be in top form and later eliminated them from the Cup with a similar 4–2 victory in Piteşti. The last three games of the season were against Unirea Urziceni away, FC Braşov home and FC Argeş away and were 3 defeats in a row, sending the club in third position.

Transfers

In

P	Name	Age	EU	Moving from	Type	Transfer window	Ends	Transfer fee
GK	Dolha	28	EU	Lech Poznań	Transfer	Summer	?	?
GK	Matache	25	EU	Otopeni	Loan return	Summer	?	—
CB	Júlio César	29	Non-EU	Olympiacos	Transfer	Summer	?	?
CB	Tamaş	24	EU	Auxerre	Transfer	Summer	?	?
RB	Homei	20	EU	Politehnica Iași	Loan return	Summer	?	Free
LM	Campos	27	Non-EU	Caracas	Transfer	Summer	?	—
DM	Diakité	27	Non-EU	Boavista	Transfer	Summer	?	—
RM	Zé Kalanga	24	Non-EU	Boavista	Loan return	Summer	?	—
FW	Cristea	24	EU	Politehnica Timișoara	Transfer	Summer	?	?
LM	Thiago	23	Non-EU	Sheriff Tiraspol	Transfer	Summer	?	?
FW	Niculae	27	EU	Inverness Caledonian Thistle	Transfer	Summer	?	?
LM	Mitea	23	EU	Ajax	Transfer	Summer	?	?
LB	Bruno Simão	23	Non-EU	UTA Arad	Transfer	Winter	?	?
CB	Moţi	24	EU	Siena	Loan return	Winter	?	?
DM	Papa Malick Ba	28	Non-EU	Basel	Transfer	Winter	?	?
FW	Niculescu	32	EU	Omonia Nicosia	Transfer	Winter	?	?
DM	N'Doye	30	Non-EU	Vaslui	Transfer	Winter	?	?

Out

P	Name	EU	Moving to	Type	Transfer window	Transfer fee
CB	Moţi	EU	Siena	Loan	Summer	—
CB	Pekarić	Non-EU	Red Star	Loan	Summer	—
RB	Stoican	EU		End of contract	Summer	—
RB	Scarlatache	EU	Otopeni	Loan	Summer	—
CB	Todorovski	EU	Gloria Bistriţa	Loan	Summer	?
LM	Munteanu	EU	Braşov	Transfer	Summer	—
FW	Ganea	EU	Otopeni	Loan	Summer	—
GK	Romanovs	EU	Slavia Prague	Transfer	Winter	?
CB	Júlio César	Non-EU	Gaziantepspor	Transfer	Winter	?
LB	Galliquio	Non-EU	Universitario	Transfer	Winter	?
DM	Ropotan	EU	Dynamo Moscow	Transfer	Winter	?
CM	Diakité	Non-EU	Belenenses	Transfer	Winter	?
FW	Cristea	EU	Politehnica Iași	Loaned	Winter	?

Last updated: October 2011

Results

Liga 1
Round	Date/Time	Opponent	Stadium	Score	Scorers (minute)
I	27.07/21:15	Pandurii Târgu Jiu	A	1–1	Torje (55)
II	03.08/20:30	Gaz Metan Mediaş	H	1–0	Bratu (27)
III	10.08/20:00	CS Otopeni	A	3–2	Nyema (o.g. 9), Bratu (45), Niculae (85)
IV	16.08/21:45	Gloria Buzău	H	4–1	Dănciulescu (8, 44), Diogo da Silva (o.g. 48), Bratu (74)
V	24.08/20:45	Rapid Bucureşti	A	1–2	Bratu (70)
VI	30.08/20:45	Univ. Craiova	H	1–0	Niculae (52)
VII	13.09/19:00	FC Vaslui	A	2–1	Dănciulescu (61), Bratu (90)
VIII	22.09/21:00	Poli Iaşi	H	2–0	Bratu (46, 61)
IX	26.09/16:30	Gloria Bistriţa	A	2–1	Dănciulescu (12, 33)
X	05.10/19:00	FC Farul Constanţa	H	1–0	An.Cristea (48)
XI	17.10/20:45	CFR Cluj	A	0–1
XII	25.10/20:45	Oţelul Galaţi	H	1–0	Torje (60)
XIII	01.11/21:00	Steaua Bucureşti	H	1–1	Ad. Cristea (84)
XIV	08.11/20:30	FC Timişoara	A	3–0	Brezinsky (o.g. 12), Dănciulescu (52), An. Cristea (67)
XV	16.11/21:00	Unirea Urziceni	H	0–1
XVI	22.11/14:00	FC Braşov	A	0–2
XVII	29.11/20:00	FC Argeş	H	2–0	Ad. Cristea (65), Miranda (90)
XVIII	01.03/20:30	Pandurii Târgu Jiu	H	3–0	Niculae (2), Niculescu (29), Zicu (90)
XIX	07.03/15:00	Gaz Metan Mediaş	A	1–1	N'Doye (18)
XX	15.03/18:00	CS Otopeni	H	0–0
XXI	22.03/17:00	Gloria Buzău	A	3–1	Niculescu (12), Niculae (30), Dănciulescu (57)
XXII	04.04/21:00	Rapid Bucureşti	H	3–0	Dănciulescu (29), Niculae (56), Ad.Cristea (89)
XXIII	08.04/21:00	Univ. Craiova	A	0–2
XXIV	11.04/20:30	FC Vaslui	H	4–1	Niculae (24, 78, 90) Zicu (87)
XXV	18.04/16:00	Poli Iaşi	A	0–1
XXVI	21.04/17:00	Gloria Bistriţa	H	5–0	Niculae (20, 56, 73), Miranda (84), Dănciulescu (90)
XXVII	24.04/18:00	Farul Constanţa	A	4–1	Ad.Cristea (38), Dănciulescu (40), Torje (53), Niculescu (80)
XXVIII	02.05/21:00	CFR Cluj	H	1–0	Dănciulescu (44)
XXIX	05.05/16:00	Oţelul Galaţi	A	1–0	Dănciulescu (34)
XXX	08.05/21:00	Steaua Bucureşti	A	1–1	Niculescu (88)
XXXI	17.05/20:30	FC Timişoara	H	3–1	N'Doye (39, 49), Niculae (45)
XXXII	24.05/20:30	Unirea Urziceni	A	0–1
XXXIII	31.05/20:30	FC Braşov	H	0–2
XXXIV	10.06/20:00	FC Argeş	A	2–5	Zicu (31), Niculescu (90)

Cupa României
Round	Hour	Opponent	Stadium	Score	Scorers
Round of 32	14.10/14:45	FCM Târgu Mureş	A	2–1	Dănciulescu (69), Boştină (90)
Round of 16	12.11/14:00	FC Botoşani	N	3–1	An.Cristea (51, 83), Dănciulescu (66)
Quarterfinals	15.04/20:45	Rapid Bucureşti	H	4–2	Perjă (o.g.19), Boştină (37), Niculae (67, 80)
Semifinals	28.04/20:45	FC Timişoara	N	1–4	Ad.Cristea (72)

Europe

UEFA Cup First round

Nijmegen v Dinamo Bucureşti

18 September 2008
19:45

Nijmegen	1–0	Dinamo Bucureşti
Jhon van Beukering 58'	Report

McDOS Goffertstadion, Nijmegen
Attendance: 11,500
Referee: Jouni Hyytiä (Finland)

Dinamo Bucureşti v Nijmegen

2 October 2008
19:30

Dinamo Bucureşti	0–0	Nijmegen
	Report

Stadionul Dinamo, Bucureşti
Attendance: 13,000
Referee: Stefan Johannesson (Sweden)

Nijmegen won 1–0 on aggregate.

Squad

Goalkeepers: Emilian Dolha (5/0), Bogdan Lobonţ (25/0), Florin Matache (4/0)

Defenders: George Blay (17/0), Zie Diabaté (8/0), Lucian Goian (20/0), Dragoş Grigore (2/0), Sergiu Homei (10/0), Silviu Izvoranu (17/0), Júlio César (10/0), Cosmin Moţi (21/0), Nicolae Muşat (1/0), Cristian Pulhac (10/0), Adrian Scarlatache (12/0), Bruno Simão (10/0), Gabriel Tamaş (22/0)

Midfielders: Anoh Attoukora (1/0), Papa Malick Ba (9/0), Gabriel Boştină (26/0), Gualberto Campos (2/0), Adrian Cristea (32/4), Mourtala Diakité (6/0), Nicolae Mitea (12/0), Ousmane N'Doye (12/3), Adrian Ropotan (15/0), Thiago (6/0), Gabriel Torje (30/3), Vojislav Vranjković (4/0), Zé Kalanga (10/0)

Forwards: Florin Bratu (10/7), Andrei Cristea (8/2), Ionel Dănciulescu (34/12), Jean-Philippe Mendy (1/0), Osvaldo Miranda (16/2), Marius Niculae (24/12), Claudiu Niculescu (14/5), Ianis Zicu (9/3)

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2008–09 in Romanian football

Club football

Domestic leagues	Liga I Liga II Liga III

Domestic cups	Cupa României (Final)

European	Champions League UEFA Cup Intertoto Cup

Other	Transfers

Club seasons

Liga I	Argeş Braşov CFR Cluj Dinamo Farul Gaz Metan Gloria Bistrița Gloria Buzău Iași Otopeni Oțelul Pandurii Rapid Steaua Timișoara Unirea Craiova Vaslui

International competitions

2010 FIFA World Cup Qualification European U-19 Championship (Qual. G11, Elite qual. G5) European U-17 Championship (Qual. Group 2, Elite qual. G2)

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