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Football club| logo | |||
| Full name | Football Club Torpedo Moscow | ||
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| Nickname(s) | - | ||
| Founded | 1924 | ||
| Ground | Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow | ||
| Capacity | 81,029 | ||
| Chairman | Pavel Alyoshin | ||
| Manager | Sergei Petrenko | ||
| League | Russian Premier League | ||
| 2005 | RPL, 7th | ||
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FC Torpedo Moscow (Russian: Футбольный клуб "Торпедо" Москва) is a Russian football club, based in Moscow. Founded in 1924, it had following names:
- Proletarskaya kuznitsa (1924-1931)
- AMO (1931-1932)
- ZIS (1933-1935)
- Torpedo (1936-1995)
- Torpedo-Luzhniki (1996-1997)
- Torpedo (since 1998)
Originally known as Proletarian Forge (or Smithy, for you fans of Olde English), before changing their name to Torpedo in 1936. The club used to belong to the ZIL automobile plant until a fallout in the mid-1990s that resulted in Torpedo leaving their historic ground and moving across town to Luzhniki, as they became property of the Luzhniki corporation. This means they have to play in the monster of a stadium, despite their tiny fan base.
Nicknamed the Black-Whites, Torpedo hasn't been a force in Russian football since the days of Eduard Streltsov, the brilliant striker of the 1950s and 1960s, "the Russian Pele". Past glories for Torpedo include 3 USSR titles (1960, 1965, & fall 1976), 6 USSR Cups (1949, 1952, 1960, 1968, 1972, 1986), 1 Russian Cup (1993), & 3 appearances in the quarterfinals of European/UEFA Cup competition.
Current Squad
Note: Squad is according to the Official Russian Premier League site.
Goalkeepers
- 16 Russia Maksim Kabanov (Максим Кабанов)
- 22 Russia Dmitri Borodin (Дмитрий Бородин)
- 31 Russia Anatoli Nezhelev (Анатолий Нежелев)
- 51 Russia Ilya Madilov (Илья Мадилов)
Defenders
- 2 Estonia Enar Jääger (Энар Яагер)
- 3 Lithuania Mantas Samusiovas (Мантас Самусевас)
- 6 Russia Dmitri Kudinov (Дмитрий Кудинов)
- 15
Djordje Jokic (Джордже Йокич) - 20 Romania Cristian Dancia (Ioan Cristian Dancia; Ион Кристиан Данча)
- 23
Dzmitry Rauneika (Dmitri Rovneiko; Дмитрий Ровнейко) - 24 Estonia Andrei Stepanov (Андрей Степанов)
- 30 Russia Andrei Bonadysenko (Андрей Бонадысенко)
- 49 Russia Maksim Kirsanov (Максим Кирсанов)
Midfielders
- 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir Spahic (Эмир Спахич)
- 5 Ukraine Serhiy Kormiltsev (Сергей Кормильцев)
- 8 Russia Konstantin Zyryanov (Константин Зырянов)
- 9 Russia Vitali Volkov (Виталий Волков)
- 10 Russia Igor Semshov (Игорь Семшов)
- 12 Russia Andrei Parfyonov (Андрей Панферов)
- 21 Russia Sergei Budylin (Сергей Будылин)
- 25 Russia Denis Kulikov (Денис Куликов)
- 27 Russia Sergei Osipov (Сергей Осипов)
- 28 Russia Pavel Mamayev (Павел Мамаев)
- 33 Latvia Jurijs Laizans (Юрис Лайзанс)
- 35 Russia Igor Byrlov (Игорь Бырлов)
- 43 Russia Yevgeni Falkovsky (Евгений Фальковский)
- 44 Russia Andrei Filimonov (Андрей Филимонов)
- 45
Anzor Kaladze (Анзор Каладзе) - 47 Beka Zhghenti (Бека Жгенти)
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Strikers
- 11 Russia Aleksandr Panov (Александр Панов)
- 17 Dzmitry Komarovski (Dmitri Komarovsky; Дмитрий Комаровский)
- 29
Alexander Geynrikh (Александр Гейнрих) - 48 Russia Yevgeni Lutsenko (Евгений Луценко)
