Várda SE

Várda SE
Full name Várda Sport Egyesület
Founded 2003
Ground Stadion Várkerti
Kisvárda, Hungary
Ground Capacity 2,000
Chairman Council Kisvárda
Manager Attila Révész
League Nemzeti Bajnokság II

Várda SE [ˈvaːrdɒ] is a Hungarian football club located in Kisvárda. It currently plays in Nemzeti Bajnokság II. The team's colors are red and white.

History

Várda SE was founded in 1911 as Kisvárdai Sport Egyesület (KSE). The officials of the village supported the new club by donating a pitch next to the market place.[1] The financial support came from the merchants of the village, who helped a lot in the eary stages of the club.[2] In 1953, their present-day ground, the Várkerti sporttelep was built.

The club was reestablished on 26 October 1971.[3]

Since the 2013–2014 season, the official name of the club is Kisvárda-Master Good FC.[4]

Stadium

The old grounds were next to the market place, on Anarcsi út (Anarcsi road). It was able to host up to 1000 supporters.[5]
The current grounds, Várkert sporttelep, were established in 1953. The stadium is able to hold 2,000 people. The stadium's highest official attendance was 5,000, for a league match between Kisvárdai SE and Nyíregyházi VSSC on 1 April 1979.[6]

Current Squad

As of 16 April, 2016.

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

No. Position Player
1 Hungary GK Soma Lékai
21 Hungary GK Ladislav Rybánsky
31 Hungary GK Alex Ivancsics
3 Hungary DF Robert Molnar
4 Hungary DF Martin Izing
12 Hungary DF Károly Graszl
15 Hungary DF Barna Papucsek
23 Hungary DF István Bagi
30 Hungary DF Norbert Kardos
2 Ukraine MF Volodymyr Kornutyak
6 Hungary MF Zsolt Lázár
8 Hungary MF Tibor Minczér
No. Position Player
10 Hungary MF Kornél Kulcsár
11 Hungary MF Lucas
13 Hungary MF Tamás Csilus
14 Hungary MF András Fodor
19 Hungary MF Barnabás Vári
17 Hungary MF Gábor Erős
24 Hungary MF Tamás Cseri
7 Hungary FW István Eszlátyi
8 Hungary FW Péter Rajczi
9 Hungary FW Márk Koszta
18 Hungary FW Gergely Délczeg
63 Hungary FW Róbert Nagy

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