Shahin F.C.

Shahin F.C.

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Shahin Tehran Football Club (PerB|باشگاه فوتبال شاهین تهران) was an Iranian football club based in Tehran, Iran that existed until the early 1990s.

History

In June 1942, Dr Abbas Ekrami opened the poetry book Divan-e Hafez and saw the following line:

which says: In the air, you will rotate a few times with glory; oh pigeon, be worried, Falcon is on its way.

so based on this line he named the club Shahin which means falcon. Shahin became a prominent club in Iran and formed other teams for its sub-clubs Oghab F.C., Shahbaz F.C., Darius F.C., Simorgh F.C., Atom F.C., and Pirooz F.C.. [Special Edition: Thirty years of History of Persepolis Soccer Club: From Shahin til Pirouzi, Kayhan Publishing.]

The club also produced many recognized Iranian players such as Masoud Boroumand, Homayoun Behzadi and Mehrab Shahrokhi.

Due to financial problems, Shahin Club closed in 1966 and in 1967 a new team formed called Paykan Tehran FC. It then, in 1968, formed another new club called Persepolis FC. In 1970s Shahin Club decided to come back but returned with the name of its former third team Shahbaz FC and participated in Takht-e-Jamshid Professional Soccer League. In 1979 due to Islamic Revolution the club was renamed to its original name, Shahin, which existed until the early 1990s. Now, the club is just active in youth clubs and football schools.

Achievements

* 1947 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"
* 1948 Champion of Hazfi Cup
* 1949 Champion of Hazfi Cup
* 1949 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"
* 1950 Champion of Hazfi Cup
* 1951 Champion of "Tehran Football League"
* 1953 Runners-Up of Hazfi Cup
* 1956 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"
* 1957 Runners-Up of Hazfi Cup
* 1958 Champion of "Tehran Football League"
* 1959 Runners-Up of Hazfi Cup
* 1961 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"
* 1962 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"
* 1963 Champion of Hazfi Cup
* 1965 Champion of "Tehran Football League"
* 1979 Third Place of Espandi Cup
* 1981 Champion of Hazfi Cup
* 1986 Runners-Up of "Tehran Football League"

Founder & Manager

* Dr.Abbas Ekrami (1942-196?)

Manager

* Shapoor Sarhadi

Famous players

*flagicon|Iran Masoud Boroumand
* Mahmoud Shakibi
* Hossein Fekri
* Parviz Dehdari
* Jafar Namdar
* Hamid Shirzadeghan
* Mehrab Shahrokhi
* Karim Bavi
* Homayoun Behzadi
* Hossein Kalani
* Jafar Kashani
* Nasrollah Abdollahi
* Mohammad Sadeghi
* Majid Jalali
* Amir Ghalenoei
* Mohammad Hossein Ziaei
* Firooz Eftekhar-Zadeh

References

*Special Edition: Thirty years of History of Persepolis Soccer Club: From Shahin til Pirouzi, Kayhan Publishing.


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