LP Domino

LP Domino
Full name LP Domino Bratislava
Founded 2001
Ground Stadium Trnávka,
Ružinov
Chairman Peter Kvašňovský[1]
Manager Vladimír Kinier
League Majstrovstvá regiónu-BA
2012-13 3. liga-West, 14th (not registered)
Website Club home page

LP Domino Bratislava is a Slovak football team, based in the town of Ružinov.[2] The club was founded in 2001.

History

LP Domino former name SDM (Community children and youth Domino) is a civic association, which through various activities, especially sports and facilitate the development of children and youth. For more than 10 years is an essential part of his work became a youth football club, which operates about 280 boys in 10 youth and two senior teams. LP Domino is a part of the Salesian Youth Centre, which operates in the Roman Catholic parish of Saint John Bosco in Bratislava - Trnávka (Ružinov). The club is currently play in 3. liga (III. level). Last season, LP Domino finished in 3rd place (Majstrovstvá regiónu), but winner ŠFK Prenaks Jablonec and runners-up ŠK Plavecký Štvrtok rejected to promotion and so promoted LP Domino.

Current squad

As of 18 September 2013 Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Slovakia GK Pavel Bezděk
2 Slovakia DF Michal Ondrejka
3 Slovakia Thomas Svitok
3 Slovakia DF Peter Vozár
4 Slovakia Adam Želiar
5 Slovakia Tomáš Vanka
6 Slovakia Peter Vozár
7 Slovakia Rastislav Úradníček
8 Slovakia Pavol Pašuth
9 Slovakia MF Christián Carrera
10 Slovakia Michal Babiš (Captain)
11 Slovakia Daniel Miladinovič
No. Position Player
12 Slovakia Peter Klimašovský
13 Slovakia Štefan Balko
13 Slovakia Andrej Švec
14 Slovakia Martin Idlbek
14 Slovakia Ivan Lindovský
15 Slovakia Tomáš Danek
15 Slovakia Viktor Bódi
16 Slovakia Ľubomír Macko
18 Slovakia Peter Halický
19 Slovakia Ondrej Bobovnický
33 Slovakia GK Tomáš Paták

External links

References

  1. Komunita saleziánov na Trnávke 14.08.2012, trnavka.sk
  2. Kto sme 22.06.2011, lpdomino.sk


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