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Getafe
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Full nameGetafe Club de Futbol
Nickname(s)-
Founded1983
GroundColiseum Alfonso Perez,
Getafe, Madrid,
Spain
Capacity17,300
ChairmanSpain Ángel Torres Sánchez
ManagerSpain Bernardo Schuster
LeagueLa Liga
2004-05La Liga, 13th


Getafe Club de Futbol is a Spanish Primera División football club based in Getafe, a town in the metropolitan area of South Madrid, founded in 1983.


History

In recent seasons, Getafe were promoted into the La Liga Spanish top division at the end of the 2003/04 season by finishing second in the spainish second division. They were tipped by many to be relegated straight back down the following season and at first the chance of relegation appeared to be likely with Getafe having a bad start to the 2004/05 season, hanging around reguarly in the relegation zone.

But a big improvement in form suddenly came along during the middle and towards the end of the campaign, with good results being produced, enough to eventually ensure an excellent 13th place in the table for Getafe, as they survived relegation comfortably with games to spare. They were the only promoted team that stayed up that season, as both Levante UD and CD Numancia were relegated straight back down. After a successful season, Getafe hope for more of the same in the upcoming 2005/06 La Liga campaign.

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Current squad 2005/06

The numbers are established according to the official website:www.getafecf.com and www.lfp.es

As of September 1 2005

 

Squad changes during 2005/06 season

In:

  • Switzerland Italy Celestini - Signed From UD Levante
  • Spain Paredes - Signed From Real Madrid B
  • Serbia and Montenegro Paunovic - Signed From Atletico de Madrid
  • Spain Rebollo - Signed From San Sebastián de los Reyes
  • Spain Luis García - Signed From Real Zaragoza
  • Spain Alberto - Signed From Malaga B
  • Spain Guiza - Signed From Ciudad de Murcia
  • Argentina Matellan - Signed From Boca Juniors
  • Romania Spain Contra - On Loan From Atletico de Madrid
  • Spain Redondo - On Loan From Valencia CF
  • Spain Nano - On Loan From Atletico de Madrid
  • Spain Gavilán - On Loan From Valencia CF
  • Spain Calatayud - On Loan From Malaga CF

Out:

  • Spain Albiol - Return To Valencia CF
  • Spain Gabi - Return To Atletico de Madrid
  • Spain Aragoneses - Return To Atletico de Madrid
  • Cameroon Kome - Return To RCD Mallorca
  • Spain Gallardo - Return To Sevilla FC
  • Spain Yordi - Transfered To RCD Mallorca
  • Spain Alberto - Transfered To Elche CF
  • Spain Sanchez Broto - Transfered To Hercules CF
  • Spain Yanguas - Transfered To CD Numancia
  • Spain Nano - Transfered To Betis Balompie
  • Spain Quique Medina - Transfered To Elche CF
  • Spain Asen - Transfered To Extremadura

Statistics 2004/05

First DivisionPositionPtsPWDLFA
Getafe CF1347381211153846
  • Top Scores:
    • Michel - 5 goals
    • Pachon - 5 goals
    • Nano - 4 goals
  • Top Goalkeepers
    • Sanchez Broto - 21 goals In 20 Matchs
    • Aragoneses - 13 goals In 11 Matchs

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