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'''NZ Glaxo''' (English: ''Glaxo Football Team'') | '''NZ Glaxo''' (English: ''Glaxo Football Team'') was a [[Gerenia|Gerenian]] [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] club based in the city of [[Port Elerat]], which competed in [[Gerenian League 1]]. The manager was [[Gebreel Karevat]], and the club's stadium was [[Glaxo Sports Complex]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Glaxo Academy | Glaxo Academy was one of the best educational institutions in Gerenia, having its own football, rugby, [[Glaxo Academy Hockey Team|ice hockey]] and [[Glaxo Academy Basketball|basketball]] teams. After failing to join the [[Gerenian League 1]] for its inaugural season, Glaxo Academy FT co-founded the [[Gerenian League 2|League 2]]. In June 2013, Glaxo won promotion to the [[Gerenian League 1]] as champions of the Stage Two of the [[2012–13 Gerenian League 2|2012–13 season]]. | ||
==Players== | ==Players== | ||
=== | ===Final 2018 squad=== | ||
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{{fs player |no=1 |nation=Gerenia |pos=GK |name=[[Iuli Izon]]}} | {{fs player |no=1 |nation=Gerenia |pos=GK |name=[[Iuli Izon]]}} | ||
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{{fs player |no=17 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Jan Hävers]]}} | {{fs player |no=17 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Jan Hävers]]}} | ||
{{fs player |no=18 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Lukas Vireman]]}} | {{fs player |no=18 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Lukas Vireman]]}} | ||
{{fs player |no=19 |nation=Gerenia |pos=GK |name=[[Jerry Rivera]]}} | {{fs player |no=19 |nation=Gerenia |pos=GK |name=[[Jerry Rivera]] |other=Formerly {{team flag|Safiria}}}} | ||
{{fs player |no=20 |nation=Gerenia |pos=DF |name=[[Ion Galan]]}} | {{fs player |no=20 |nation=Gerenia |pos=DF |name=[[Ion Galan]]}} | ||
{{fs player |no=21 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Frans Danlau]]}} | {{fs player |no=21 |nation=Gerenia |pos=FW |name=[[Frans Danlau]]}} | ||
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==Glaxo Academy Youth== | ==Glaxo Academy Youth== | ||
Glaxo Academy Youth | Glaxo Academy Youth was Glaxo's reserve division. The team obtained the under-16 competition of the [[2012 Senyan School International Tournament]] after winning all of their matches. | ||
==Honours== | ==Honours== | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 2 June 2019
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| Full name | Nekal Zóutbawes "Glaxo" |
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| Nickname(s) | The Students |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Dissolved | 2018 |
| Ground |
Glaxo Sports Complex (capacity: 11,350) |
| Head Coach |
 Gebreel Karevat |
| League | Gerenian League 1 |
| 2014–15 | 6th |
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NZ Glaxo (English: Glaxo Football Team) was a Gerenian football club based in the city of Port Elerat, which competed in Gerenian League 1. The manager was Gebreel Karevat, and the club's stadium was Glaxo Sports Complex.
History
Glaxo Academy was one of the best educational institutions in Gerenia, having its own football, rugby, ice hockey and basketball teams. After failing to join the Gerenian League 1 for its inaugural season, Glaxo Academy FT co-founded the League 2. In June 2013, Glaxo won promotion to the Gerenian League 1 as champions of the Stage Two of the 2012–13 season.
Players
Final 2018 squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
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Glaxo Academy Youth
Glaxo Academy Youth was Glaxo's reserve division. The team obtained the under-16 competition of the 2012 Senyan School International Tournament after winning all of their matches.
Honours
- Gerenian League 2: 0
- Gerenian League 2 Stage Two: 1
- Senyan School International Tournament (U-16 Tournament): 1
- 2012: 1
Coaching history
- 2012: José Eraŷeŷ
- 2013–: Elviu Žeoržiny
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