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Association football club in Serbia Football club

FK Palić

Full name

FK Palić

Founded

1954; 70 years ago (1954)

Ground

SC Janko Pejanović

Capacity

500

Manager

Ilija Dobrić

League

Serbian League Vojvodina

2012–13

Serbian League Vojvodina, 6th

Home colours

Away colours

FK Palić (Serbian Cyrillic: ФК Палић) is a football club based in Palić, Serbia.

History

FK Palić was formed on June 10, 1954, by the initiative of former footballers Jožef Balaž, Deže Šefer, Vlada Đorđević, Janko Pejanović and Milorad Icić. During Yugoslav period its major achievements were the qualification to the Vojvodina League in 1977 and winning the Bačka League in the season 1983–84. Club presidents were Miloš Ćosić, Ilija Šakić, Janko Pejanović, Marko Krnjajski, Simo Vukša, Imre Biro, Petar Blagotić, Karlo Vitez, Nikola Radulović, Veso Avdalović and Petar Đorđević.

Coaches

Former coaches of FK Palić include Deže Demeter, Blaško Milunović, Ivan Bogešić, Ilija Vorgučin, Stipan Kopilović, Aleksandar Gaborović, Jožef Sabo Rac, Mihalj Bleskanj, Josip Zemko, Antun Čikić, Marinko Poljaković, Svetozar Mirolović, Miloš Zakić and Dejan Vrana.

Stadium

Janko Pejanović is a multi-use stadium in the town of Palić, near the city Subotica, in Serbia. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of FK Palić since its foundation, in 1931. The stadium holds 500 people. Along the main one, it has another auxiliary football pitch where, beside trainings, it is used for other sports as well.

References

^ FK Palić at Sports Association of Subotica official website, retrieved 26-1-2014 (in Serbian)

External links

Club profile and squad at Srbijafudbal

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