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Pune Full name Pune Football Club Nickname(s ) Red Lizards Short name PFC Founded 21 July 2007; 16 years ago (2007-07-21 ) Dissolved 2016; 8 years ago (2016 ) Ground Balewadi Stadium Pune , Maharashtra Capacity 10,900 Owner Ashok Piramal Group Website Club website
Pune Football Club was an Indian professional football club based in Pune , Maharashtra .[1] [2] [3] The club competed in I-League ,[4] [5] [6] then top flight of Indian football league system .[7] [8] The club was one of the most professional clubs in Indian football history , known mainly for their focus on fanfare, professional playing set-up, and focus on youth development.[9] [10] Pune was owned by Ashok Piramal Group.[11]
Founded in 2007,[12] the club managed to gain promotion to the I-League in 2009 .[13] In their first season in the I-League, the club managed to finish in a very surprising third place[14] before having their best ever season during the 2012–13 season in which they finished in second place.[14]
Pune formerly participated in Chennai Football League.[15] The club used to have a rivalry with fellow Maharashtra club Mumbai FC , with whom it contested the "Maha derby". The club was nicknamed "red lizards".[3] [17] [18] They pulled out of I-League earlier 2015–16 season.[19] [20] [21] The main club shut down its operations while Pune F.C. Academy was acquired by ISL club, FC Pune City .[22] It was dissolved in 2016.[23]
History
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Foundation
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In 2007, Indian football was in the process of a renovation, mainly with the start of the I-League replacing the old National Football League .[24] However, despite this, the All India Football Federation still had trouble attracting investors to create new clubs, specially outside of West Bengal , Goa , and North East India due to the fact that, despite a good number of fans in these areas and good wages to players, the clubs in these regions still had trouble creating any profit.[25]
Ashok Piramal Group, a company based in Maharashtra , however did the opposite.[25] Despite the city of Pune not having much history when it comes to football or much support for the sport, which is overshadowed by cricket , Ashok Piramal Group still created Pune Football Club in 2007.[25] In creating the club they created one of the first clubs in India named after the city they were playing in and representing.[25] [26] The club also got invitation and participated in TFA Shield tournament, organized by Tamil Nadu Football Association (TFA).[27]
I-League 2nd Division (2008–2009)
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Pune FC players and staff at the practice ground in 2008
In preparation for their first ever season in the I-League 2nd Division , the club signed mainly a bunch of unknown players and also signed on Stewart Hall as the first head coach of the club.[25] [28] The club were grouped in Group A during the 2008 I-League 2nd Division along with Vasco , ONGC , HAL , and Chirag United .[25] Midway through their 2nd Division campaign the club changed coaches, going from Stewart Hall to former Northern Ireland national teamer , Bernard McNally .[29] The club finished in third place in Group A and thus failed to advance further that campaign.[25]
Pune FC took part in Kolhapur All-India Football Championship in 2009, and reached semi-finals.[30] The club then participated in the 2009 I-League 2nd Division , in which four promotional spots were generated because of the expansion of I-League .[25] Before the season began Pune re-hired former coach Stewart Hall to coach the club.[31] Also before the season the club managed to make many changes to the squad.[31] At the end of the season Pune managed to finish in fourth place with a 3–0 victory over SESA Football Academy and thus earn promotion to the I-League for the first time in their history.[32] [33] [34]
Early I-League and Derrick Pereira Era (2009–2013)
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Arata Izumi is the first ever naturalized Indian footballer, who played for both Pune FC and India national team .[35] [36] [37]
Pune Football Club's first season in the I-League was the 2009–10 season. Pune selected the Balewadi Sports Complex in Balewadi , a suburb of Pune , as their home stadium.[38] Before the season began the club made headlines when they signed the current India number 1 goalkeeper, Subrata Pal , from East Bengal and by also signing Japanese midfielder Arata Izumi from Mahindra United .[13] [39] At the same time the club also signed Derrick Pereira to be the head coach of the team after Stewart Hall resigned.[13] Before joining Pune, Pereira was head coach at Mahindra United where he had won the National Football League and the Federation Cup . He also took Mahindra United to the quarter-finals of the AFC Cup in 2007.[40]
Pune played their first I-League match against East Bengal, which was also their first home match in the I-League, on 3 October 2009 in which the final score was 0–0.[41] Pune had no wins, six draws, and two losses in the league before winning their first ever I-League match on 9 January 2010 against JCT 2–1.[43] At the end of the season Pune finished in third place which was called a success by the club due to their weak start in the league.[43]
Lester Fernandes in away kit of Pune in 2011
The summer of 2011 was an important time for Pune.[44] On 23 June 2011, it was announced that Pune would start the Pune F.C. Academy team which would make Pune the first team in I-League with an academy team.[45] Then on 25 July 2011 it was announced that Pune's Brazilian striker Edmar Figueira would join the Portuguese top flight Primeira Liga with C.D. Feirense which would be the first-time a player from the I-League would sign for a team in a top 10 European league based on the UEFA coefficient .[46] Then on 26 September 2011 it was announced that Pune would play English Premier League side Blackburn Rovers , who are owned by Indian owners Venky's , in a friendly. Thus making Pune the first ever Indian club to play a friendly against an English Premier League team.[47] The match was then played on 7 October 2011 at the Balewadi Sports Complex in which Pune lost 0–3 to Blackburn.[48] [49] [50] Then on 22 October 2011, it was announced that Pune had tied-up a partnership with IT giant Infosys which would see more promotion of the club through media networks.[51] Then on 11 June 2012, Pune became the first Indian football team to participate in a transfer between another I-League club, Prayag United , when Pune sold midfielder Lester Fernandez to Prayag for ₹ 20 lakh.[52]
Pune FC players (in red ) in action during an I-League match against Dempo , 2012.
The club then finished the 2012–13 season with their best finish yet in the I-League by finishing in 2nd place, just behind Churchill Brothers for the I-League crown.[14] [53]
Mike Snoei Era (2013–2014)
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After the end of 2012–13 season , it was announced that coach Derrick Pereira had resigned as Pune FC coach to return to his former club Salgaocar .[54] Soon enough though Pune were able to sign Pereira's replacement in former Vitesse Arnhem head coach, Dutchman Mike Snoei for the new season.[55] Also, with the new coach, came a new direction for Pune with the director of the club, Nandan Piramal, stating that the club would focus mainly on youth development while also mixing youngsters with a good group of senior players.[56] The club then made new signings in the foreign department by signing Superettan player Calum Angus and former A-League player James Meyer .[57] The club also signed current Equatorial Guinea international , Raúl Fabiani , who also played for his adopted country in the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations .[57]
The first tournament the club took part in was the 2013 Durand Cup in which the club sent a mix of players from the first-team and the Pune F.C. Academy with the three senior players being Caitano Costa , Shahinlal Meloly , and Prakash Thorat .[58] The club however did not make it out of the group stages.[59] Pune then played their first I-League match under Snoei on 21 September 2013 against Mohammedan at the Salt Lake Stadium in which Pune won the match 3–1 thanks to a double from Fabiani and a goal from Meyer.[60] Then, on 29 January 2014, Pune played their first ever international club match when they took on Vietnamese side Hanoi T&T in the 2014 AFC Champions League qualifier first round at the Balewadi Sports Complex. The club however suffered a 3–0 defeat in that match, meaning that they would have to play in the 2014 AFC Cup that season.[61] In 2014 Durand Cup , held from 20 October to 8 November in Goa , Pune lost 1–0 to Salgaocar SC in final and finished as runners-up.[62] [63] [64]
A month later, Pune FC participated in the 2014 Bhutan King's Cup [65] and faced Assam State Electricity Board in their last group stage match. Thongkhosiem Haokip scored a hat-trick as Pune booked their place into the semi-finals with a 5–0 victory.[66] [67] [68] Then they defeated Mohun Bagan AC through penalty-shootout and reached to the final, in which, they lost 1–0 to Bangladeshi outfit Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi .[69]
Rivalry
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Pune FC used to have a rivalry with fellow Maharashtra -based club Mumbai FC , with whom it contested the "Maha derby".[70] [71] Both the teams faced each other in yearly competitions like I-League and MDFA Elite League .[72]
Disbanding the club
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Pune FC players (in black), in action against Sporting Goa , in their last I-League season.
Pune FC enjoyed their best ever campaign during the 2012–13 season ,[73] [74] in which they became runners-up. Later in May 2015, ahead of the 2015–16 I-League season , the club was dissolved due to financial crisis.[75] [76] [77] [78] Meanwhile, their academy was purchased by the erstwhile ISL side FC Pune City .[79]
On 26 August 2016, it was announced that FC Pune City of the Indian Super League had taken over the Pune FC Academy and will rebrand it under their name.[80]
Stadium
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The Balewadi Sports Complex during a match between India and Vietnam on 8 October 2010.
Since Pune made their debut in the I-League , they have always played at the Balewadi Sports Complex ,[81] [82] which is located in Balewadi ,[83] a suburb of Pune .[84] [85] The stadium was also the site of the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games .[86] The club also used the stadium as their home ground for continental tournaments like AFC Cup , and AFC Champions League play-offs.[87]
The club also trained on the outskirts of Pune in an area called Mamurdi on their own training ground.[88] For a season, they used St. Vincent's High School football ground for training, which is located in Pune.[89]
St. Vincent's High School football ground in Pune.
Ownership
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Pune FC was owned overall by the Ashok Piramal Group.[90] [91] [92] Peninsula Land Limited CEO Nandan Piramal was last chairman of the club.[93] [94]
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Period
Kit manufacturer
Shirt sponsor
2007–2015
Adidas [95]
Peninsula[96]
2015–2016
7070 Sports
Academy & youth
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Since their inception in 2007, Pune FC operated its U14, U17 and U19 youth teams.[97] [98] [99] [100] [101] [102] Club's U15 and U17 teams were briefly managed by Norbert Gonsalvez and Gift Raikhan between 2008 and 2011.[103]
On 23 June 2011, it was announced that the club would open an academy at the U20 level, thus becoming the first I-League team to do so, and they later competed in U19 I-League .[104] [105] [106] [10] [107] The academy was fully known as Peninsula Pune Football Club Academy (PPFCA),[108] [109] and produced numerous Indian talents.[110] They are also one time runner-up in 2012 edition of Kedari Redekar Football Cup.[111] Clubs 'A' team competed in Pune District Football Association League.[112]
Notable players
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Foreign players
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This list comprises foreign players who either represented their respective countries in international level before or after playing for Pune FC or played for the club in matches of I-League .
Managerial history
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As of 17 February 2014
Last technical staff
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Mike Snoei was the manager of Pune F.C. during the 2013–2014 season.[144]
As of October 2013. [145]
Club honours
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Domestic
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Invitational
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Junior team
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U17
Football Challenge Cup Chandigarh
U20
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2014 : Qualifying play-off Round 1
2014 : Group Stage
Continental record
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^ a b Tiebreakers : Tampines Rovers and Pune were ranked on head-to-head record.
League records
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See also
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Association football
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