PSIM Yogyakarta

PSIM Yogyakarta
Full name Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Mataram
Nickname(s) Mataram Warriors
The Java Dragons
Founded 5 September 1929
Ground Mandala Krida Stadium
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Ground Capacity 25,000
League Liga Indonesia Premier Division
2014 4th in Group 5
Website Club home page

Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Mataram, commonly known as PSIM Yogyakarta, or PSIM, is an Indonesian football club based in Yogyakarta. They play in Liga Indonesia Premier Division. Their home stadium is Mandala Krida Stadium.

This club was founded on 5 September 1929 as Persatuan Sepakraga Mataram (PSM). And club's name was changed to PSIM on 27 July 1930.

Despite the small territory, Yogyakarta club has fanatical supporters, militants, with a strong ideology, called Brajamusti (Brayat Jogja Mataram Utama Sejati), which is considered as one of the prominent club supporter associations among Indonesian football world.

History

PSIM history began on 5 September 1929 by the birth of a football organization, called the United Football Sports Mataram (Persatuan Sepakraga Mataram) or abbreviated PSM. The name Mataram was used because Yogyakarta is the administrative center of the Mataram Kingdom. Then on July 27, 1930 the name was changed to United Indonesian Football Mataram or shortened as a result of demands of the PSIM nationalist movement to achieve independence of Indonesia. PSIM itself when it was actually a body of national struggle and the Indonesian State.

On April 19, 1930, PSIM, together with VIJ Jakarta, Bandung BIVB, MIVB (now PPSM Magelang), MVB (PSM Makassar) SIVB (Persebaya Surabaya), VVB (Persis Solo) PSSI gave birth to the idea to participate in a meeting held in Yogyakarta Hadiprojo Societeit. PSIM in the meeting was represented by HA Hamid, Daslam, and Amir Noto. After the meeting, it was finally agreed to establish Perbagai, a founding parent organization named Persatuan Sepakraga Seluruh Indonesia (PSSI) in 1931, to be based in Yogyakarta.

Players

As of 31 January 2012.[1]

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

No. Position Player
2 Indonesia DF Duslan Lestaluhu
4 Indonesia DF Andi Wirawan
5 Indonesia MF Seto Nurdiyantoro
7 Indonesia MF Nova Zaenal (Captain)
8 Indonesia MF Ahmad Lutfi
9 Indonesia FW Muhammad Rifki
10 Indonesia MF Wawan Sucahyo
11 Indonesia DF Topas Pamungkas
12 Indonesia DF Lukman Salan
14 Indonesia GK Didik Wisnu
16 Indonesia MF Eko Budi Santoso
20 Indonesia DF Moch. Romli
No. Position Player
21 Indonesia GK Oni Kurniawan
23 Indonesia DF Eko Pujiyanto
25 Indonesia DF Dean Fauzi Firdaus
27 Indonesia DF Joni Sukirta
37 Indonesia DF Wisnu Raharjo
77 Indonesia MF Tulus Saptiano
87 Indonesia FW Moch. Fatchun Ni'ami (on loan from Persema Malang)
88 Indonesia MF Wahono
90 Indonesia FW Reinhard Rumaikewi
97 Indonesia FW Johan Arga Pramudya

Honours

Perserikatan

Champions of Perserikatan League

Runner Up Champions of Perserikatan League

Runner Up Champions of Perserikatan League

Runner Up Champions of Perserikatan League

Runner Up Champions of Perserikatan League

Runner Up Champions of Perserikatan League

Rank 4 of Perserikatan League

Rank 1 Division I West Region

Rank 3 Play Off division I

Runner Up Champions of Division I

Runner Up Champions of Division I

Rank 4 Division I

Runner Up Champion of Division I (Promotion)

Rank 7 Eastern Division of Premier Perserikatan league

Indonesian League

Ranked 17th Eastern Region (Degradation)

Two Division I champion Indonesia 1996/1997 League (Promotion)

Rating 10 Central Region (League discontinued)

Rank 5 Central Region

Ranked 14th Eastern Region (Degradation)

Rank 3 Central Group I Division I

Rank 5 Group 2 Division I

Rank 3 Playoff Division I

Ranked sixth in the Western Division I

Champion Division I (Promotion)

Resigned from the First Division competition for Earthquake occurred on 27 May 2006 in Yogyakarta and surrounding areas

Ranked 15th Eastern Region

Ranked 12th Eastern Region

Rank 7 Group 3 Premier Division

Rank 5 Group 2 Premier Division

References

  1. ↑ "Squad List". liga-indonesia.co.id. Retrieved 2012-01-31.

External links

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