Sporting Maegnitersburg

Sporting Maegnitersburg

Current logo (Uncolored)
Full name	Esportar Maegnitersburg Fiutvel Ciev
Nickname(s)	Golden Stallions
Founded	23 August 1890 (1890-08-23)
Capacity	85,050
Owner	Zayer Dobseun
Chairman	Tirös Lirsahl
Manager	Jayms Telefereg
League	Frarstizk A Liig Dofriɣ

Sporting Maegnitersburg (Frarstizkian: Esportar Maegnitersburg) is a highly successful football team located in Maegnitersburg, Frarstizk (formerly Hiblund). The team is currently participating in the top tier of the Frarstizk Liig Dofriɣ. Sporting Maegnitersburg has won the Frarstizk A Liig Dofriɣ twenty-seven times, the most of any club in Frarstizk. They have also won the ACLC twice, and the Assilic Ciumervaii fourteen times, the most of any other club. The club was formed in 1890 by Hervald Palcxes, a Hiblundiiun football coach who quickly established the football club for the Harletical Fiutvel Iede.

Since 1986, Sporting Maegnitersburg have played their home games at Kexsár SportStadium, (formerly Akernos Arena) with a capacity of 85,050, the highest of any club in the Frarstizk A Liig Dofriɣ. Sporting Maegnitersburg has one of Anteria's highest average attendance numbers per game.

The main colors for Sporting Maegnitersburg have been gold, white, and yellow since Frarstizk's Independence from Hiblund from there on granting their nickname, Golden Stallions. Sporting Maegnitersburg is one of the richest clubs in the world thanks to Derolden Xaks, the first king of Frarstizk.

History

Sporting Maegnitersburg was founded on August 23, 1890 by football coach Hervald Palcxes who at the time coached a recreational football club called Palcxes' Nomads. The Nomads were a very successful team at the recreational level and Palcxes was one of the best managers in now Frarstizk. During the same time, an association in Vovilveante, the capital of Hiblund was attempting to form a football league a step-up from recreational leagues. There had been other organized professional leagues, but there weren't enough people interested in them to keep them going. The goal of this new league was to provide the entire nation of Hiblund quality football. This was the Harletical Fiutvel Iede. On August 23, 1890, Hervald Palcxes recieved a telegraph inviting him and his team to be in the Harletical Iede representing the city of Maegnitersburg. Palcxes accepted and named his new team Esportar Maegnitersburg. A few months later, Esportar Maegnitersburg began their first season in the Harletical Iede.

In 1946 after Frarstizk's Independence, Derolden Xaks was chosen to be the first king of Frarstizk. As a kind gesture, Xaks gifted the nation with diamonds and gold. The Frarstizkian government then gave the diamonds and gold to the most popular cities. Eamni had received the most because of being the capital city, and Maegnitersburg got the second most. Before Frarstizk independent, the nation Hiblund had been in charge of Maegnitersburg and had done some major renovations and repairs to the city as a whole. When Maegnitersburg had the diamonds and gold, there was no need to renovate again, so the mayor of Maegnitersburg at the time, Sedol Esduir, gave a large portion of it to Sporting Maegnitersburg. Now, Sporting Maegnitersburg had plenty of money to assemble an elite football team. With some of the best players in the nation, many people became fans of the club and with a huge stadium, lots of fans were able to attend games. Because the public interest in the club was so high, and lots of people going to games, Sporting Maegnitersburg has earned profit. With all the money snowballing for years, Sporting Maegnitersburg has been capable of maintaining their dominance even today with Frarstizk's most premium players.

Harletical Fiutvel Iede

In the premier season of the newly formed Harletical Fiutvel Iede, Sporting Maegnitersburg displayed a better performance than critics had expected finishing third. Following that season, the attention from people sparked and the test had enough money to move into a full-time stadium which they had lacked season prior. In the 1891-92 Harletical season, Vovilveante '89 star Torrexel Ɣasteir suffered a broken leg after landing awkwardly after a header. Vovilveante '89 had no other depth among players and struggled for the rest of the season. Sporting Maegnitersburg started to pick up their play and finished the season second place behind SV Vovilveante. Torrexel Ɣasteir was still injured for the first quarter of the next season, and Sporting Maegnitersburg was confident they could at least place second. Throughout the season, Sporting Maegnitersburg continued winning, and in the end won their first Harletical Iede title. The following year, Sporting Maegnitersburg could not find a goalkeeper so they had to settle with nineteen year old Surresk Obleic. Later in his carrer, Obleic would become one of the best keepers in his generation, but not being experienced lead to his club placing ninth. In the summer of 1894, the management of Sporting Maegnitersburg signed a replacement goalkeeper for the club and VfL Neu Volfsbeurg signed Surresk Obleic. Maegnitersburg went on to place second again with SV Vovilveante placing first yet again.

Non-playing staff

Name	Position	Since
Coaching staff
Jamys Telefereg	Head coach	2010
Dries Bergmann	Assistant coach	2004
Verunn Dirsapl	Assistant coach	2016
Timo Feyond	Goalkeeping coach	2015
Athletic department
	Head of department	2017
	Athletic coach	2017
	Athletic coach	2009
Emil Haijerbahrn	Athletic coach
Visxtehr Lauss	Athletic coach
	Athletic coach
Medical department
	First team doctor
	Rehabilitation coach
Melti Endrokk	Rehabilitation coach
	Sports psychologist
Scouting & recruitment
Alic Hurtinaehr	Coordinator sports technology
	Video analyst
Baɣiour Steklartik	Cheif scout
	Scout
Damvisk Triiushin	Scout
Astur Vekerhardt	Scout
Katt Uruh-Ɣahbehr	Scout
	Scout
Organisation & management
	Director of football
	Head of reverse-team
	Head of youth department
Cleixzch Aunder	Youth Coordinator
Callisae Iilostah	External advisor
	International ambassador
Riiudou Eisten	International ambassador
Blynn Fairdelheit	International ambassador
	Stadium anouncer
	Fan relations manager
	Fan relations manager
Sperr Ryjihalaast	Kit manager