Hutnik Warszawa

Hutnik Warszawa

Infobox Football club
clubname = Hutnik Warszawa


fullname = Bielanski Klub Sportowy Hutnik Warszawa
nickname = "Hutnicy" ("Steelworkers")
founded = April 21, 1957
ground = Marymoncka 42, Warsaw
capacity = 6,000
chairman = flagicon|Poland Andrzej Strejlau
(since 2003)
manager = flagicon|Poland Boguslaw Oblewski
(since 2008)
league = Polish Fourth League
season = 2007–08
position = Polish Fourth League, 15th
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Hutnik Warszawa, is a Polish professional football club based in the Bielany district of Warsaw, Poland. It was founded on April 21, 1957 as Hutniczy Klub Sportowy ("Steelworkers' Sports Club") and renamed Bielanski Klub Sportowy ("Bielany Sports Club") in 2001. Hutnik has never played in the top division, and the highest position it has achieved in the Polish Second League was 6th (1992/93). The successes in the Polish Cup include reaching the quarter final in 1991, as well as winning the Cup on regional level on June 4, 2008 (after defeating Legia Warszawa reserves 1:0 in the final).

Current squad

Trivia: three of the former Hutnik managers (Strejlau, Wojcik and Engel) went on to manage the Polish National team, and another one (Zamilski) is currently managing the Polish U-21 team.

Records

Biggest win: 13:0 against Sokol Ostroda (1991/92 season)
Biggest defeat: 0:8 against Warmia Grajewo (2002/03 season)
Highest league position: 6th in the Polish Second League (1992/93 season)
Lowest league position: 8th in the Polish Fifth League (2004/05 season)
Most games for the club: Mariusz Szymaniak: 249 (1997-2008)
Most goals for the club: Mariusz Szymaniak: 79

External links

* [http://www.hutnikwarszawa.pl/ Official website] pl icon
* [http://www.90minut.pl/skarb.php?id_klub=124/ Hutnik profile in 90minut.pl] pl icon


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