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Deportivo Ocotal Full name Club Deportivo Ocotal Nickname(s) Los Guerreros de las Segovias Founded 2002 Ground Estadio Glorias del Beisbol Segoviano/ Roy Fernando Bermúdez
Ocotal, Nicaragua
(Capacity: 5,000)Chairman Oscar Mendoza Manager Omar Zambrana League Primera División de Nicaragua Apertura 2010 6th Home coloursAway coloursClub Deportivo Ocotal is a Nicaraguan football team playing at the top level. They are located in Ocotal near to the Honduras border.
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Rivalries
Clásico de las Segovias
The club's nearest neighbour is Real Madriz, a rivalry being shared between fans of both football teams.
Curren Squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No. Position Player 1 Erick Alemán 2 Juan Stamp 3 GK Jaime Crisanti 4 DF Máximo Gámez 5 Francisco Reyes 6 Luis Galeano 7 Milton Morales 8 Marcos Rivera 9 Yader Bermudez 10 Roberto Larios 11 Luis Gradiz 12 Miguel Masis 13 Alexis Hernández No. Position Player 14 Juan Castillo 15 Francisco Rodolfo Muñoz Vilchez 16 Eduardo Rosas 17 José Vásquez 18 Daniel Rivera 19 Ricardo Vega 20 Erick Sierra 21 Luis Robleto 22 Edgard López 23 Sergio Ramon López 30 GK Lloyd Evans Thimpson 42 Carlos Ramos 49 Jose Argueta Squad Changes 2011/12
In:
- Tony Gómez - Transferred from TBA
- Mario Morales - Transferred from Managua F.C.
Out:
Notable players
Players whose name is listed in bold represented their countries while playing for Ocotal
- Julio "El Emperador" Molina
- Darwin "El Venado" Ramírez
- Cesar Salandia
- Erick Sierra
- Edwing Herrera
- Harold Ivanof Jarquin
- Miguel Ángel Masis (2010-)
- Mario Morales (2009)
- Elvis Angel Pinel
- Ricardo Vega (2010-)
- Juan Carlos Vílchez (2008)
- Mauro Allen
- Gerardo Negrete
Former coaches
- Jorge Fonseca (2007)
- Mario José Alfaro Mercado (2008–09)
- Leonidas Rodríguez (2010)
- Vidal Alonso (2010)
- Omar Zambrana (2011-)
Jersey sponsors
External references
Competition Seasons (current) · Champions · Players (foreign) · Coaches · StadiumsStatistics and awards Awards · Golden Boot · Hat-tricksCurrent clubs Chinandega FC · Diriangén · Juventus Managua · Managua F.C. · Deportivo Ocotal · Real Estelí · Real Madriz · Deportivo Walter FerrettiFormer clubs América Managua · Deportivo Bluefields · Deportivo Masatepe · Deportivo Jalapa · FC San Marcos · Scorpión FC · VCP Chinandega · XilotepeltThis article about a Nicaraguan football club is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.