- Club Social y Deportivo Flandria
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Flandria 
Full name Club Social y Deportivo Flandria Nickname(s) El Canario Founded 9 February 1941 Ground Estadio Carlos V,
Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
(Capacity: 5,000)Chairman José Luis Larrea Manager Sergio Rondina League Primera B Metropolitana 2010-11 13th Website Club home page 
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Away coloursClub Social y Deportivo Flandria, usually called just Flandria, is a football club from Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The team currently plays in the Primera B Metropolitana, the regionalised third division of the Argentine Football Association.
Flandria was founded by a group of textile workers in 1941. In 1947 the team affiliated to AFA and in 1952 (after winning the Tercera de Ascenso championship) Flandria earned a vacant which allowed it to participate in the lower leagues of Argentina.
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Current squad 2010/2011
As of February 14, 2011.[1]
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 
GK Maximiliano Gagliardo GK Martín Cabrera GK Alejandro Calabria DF Walter Díaz DF Tomás Larrea DF Juan Francisco Mattia DF Nicolás Martínez DF Lucas Montero DF Diego Passarelli DF Lucas Quinteros DF Matías Pineda DF Franco Valicenti MF Nahuel Díaz MF Fernando Cigno MF Guido Ferreras No. Position Player MF Alejandro González MF Manuel García Olmos MF Leonardo Harkes MF Hernán Parentini MF Santiago Perussini MF Abel Sandoval MF Mariano Puch MF Diego Yanzi 
FW Johnson Akuchie FW Federico Lousa FW Julian Alarcon FW Alejandro Noriega FW Mariano Barbieri FW Diego Toledo Titles
The 1952 Flandria squad, which won the championship promoting to Primera C.
- Primera C: 1
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- 1997/98
- Primera D: 1
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- 1952
Notable former players
See also
External links
- (Spanish) Official website
- (Spanish) (fan site)
- (Spanish) Flandria Locura (fan site)
References
- ^ Club Flandria at BDFA
Primera B Metropolitana 2011–12 teams Acassuso · Almagro · Barracas Central · Brown de Adrogué · Colegiales · Comunicaciones · Defensores de Belgrano · Deportivo Armenio · Deportivo Morón · Estudiantes (BA) · Flandria · General Lamadrid · Los Andes · Nueva Chicago · Platense · San Telmo · Sarmiento (J) · Sportivo Italiano · Temperley · Tristán Suárez · Villa San CarlosCategories:- Argentine football clubs
- Association football clubs established in 1941
- Sport in Buenos Aires Province
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