PSIS Semarang

Monday, August 1, 2011
PSIS Semarang (Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Semarang) or En: Football Association of Indonesia PSIS Semarang is a football club based in the city of Semarang, Indonesia Semarang identity with headquarters Stadium. This club's nickname is "Warriors of Mahesa Jenar".
The history of Semarang city's soccer team has been going on for a long time when this city was still under the authority of the colonial government. The first recorded football team UNION is a stand-July 2, 1911. UNION itself is simply the name for a team with a Chinese name Hoa Hwee Koan Yoe. The team is getting the right rechspersoon in 1917 from the colonial government.


Furthermore, there is also a team called the Comite Kampioens-wedstrijden Chinese (CKTH) with a gym in the area Seteran. In 1926 the team changed its name to Hwa Nan Voetbalbond (HNV). Hwa Nan registered club has even done an exhibition match with overseas clubs from Taiwan, Hua Loh Voetbalbond Team.

Among indigenous supporters, associations that stand out are the Tots Ons Doel (TOD) which was established on May 23, 1928, based on the Levee Kalibuntang (now Jl. Dr. Cipto). On his way Tots Ons Doel renamed PS. Sport Stal Spieren (SSS). PS SSS is then a forerunner to PSIS Semarang. In 1930 the team was renamed Voetbalbond Indonesia Semarang (VIS) who practice in the field of East Karimata.

After PSSI was born on 19 April 1930, Indonesia Semarang Voetbalbond renamed penjadi Semarang Indonesia Football Association (PSIS) consisting of a football club Romeo, PSKM, REA, MAS, PKVI, Dragon, RIM, RDS and the SSS alone. The name of the SSS club later changed into Indonesia Languages, Sport To be Healthy, until now.

In 2006, the club competitions are trained Sutan Harhara which was later dismissed and replaced by his assistant Personal Bonggo.



You can also view the Achievements

1. Winner 1 LI 1987 (still called union PSSI. Persebaya vs. 1-0, goals by Syaiful Amri)
2. Winner 1 LI V 1998 (vs. Persebaya 1-0, Tugiyo)
3. Winner I LI Division I 2000
4. Winner III LI XII 2005
5. Winner II LI XIII 2006
6. Winner III PEBY 2005
7. Winner II PEBY 2006
8. Winner I Suratin Cup 2004
9. Winner II Suratin Cup 2003
10.Club World Cup Champion 2010
11.Asian Champions League Winner 2010



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