- FC Delta Tulcea
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Delta Tulcea 
Full name Fotbal Club Delta Tulcea Founded 13 May 2005 Ground Delta
(Capacity: 12,000)Chairman Petre Marinescu Manager Cristian Dulca League Liga II 2010–11 Liga II, Seria I, 4th Website Club home page 
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Current seasonDelta Tulcea is a Romanian professional football club from Tulcea, Tulcea County, Romania.
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History
The Club was founded in 2005 when the fusion with Dinamo Coral Tulcea occurred and the current Fotbal Club Delta Tulcea was born.[1] The Club's first president was Petre Marinescu since May 20, 2006. In their first season, the team would play in the Romanian third league (Liga III), where they would win the league's second series by a margin of twenty points from the runner-up, CSM Ramnicu Sarat. The technician behind this success would be Constantin Gache, the first team coach. After having promoted to the second league (Liga II), with the addition of a few new players, and the same coach the team would go on to winning the second league as well in the 2006-2007 season after managing an eight win streak. Even so, the team would not promote to the first league (Liga I) due to licensing problems. It is due to this that the team would lose some of its valuable additions at the time, the coach going to rival team FC Farul and having all of the forwards leave. They currently play in the Liga II, Seria I in the 2009-10 season, after finishing 3rd in the 2008–09 Liga II.[2]
Current squad
As of 23 February 2011
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 
GK Iulian Olteanu 99 GK Parfene Andrei 2 DF Marius Lucan 3 
DF Daniel Grigorov 5 DF Sorin Cucu (on loan from Oţelul Galaţi) 6 MF Alexandru Avram (on loan from Oţelul Galaţi) 7 MF Cristian Coconaşu 8 MF Cosmin–Florin Neagu 19 FW Răzvan Radu 30 MF Ionuţ–Cristian Ciubotariu 11 FW Daniel–Constantin Florea 13 MF Marius Postelnicu 4 DF Dinu Sînmărtean No. Position Player 15 
MF Abdurarazak Mansour 24 DF Marian-Bogdan Scarlat 18 MF Nicu Creţu 10 MF Achimov Adrian (vice-captain) DF Marius Madalin Oae 21 FW Emil Nanu 12 GK Cătălin Ilie Samoilă (on loan from Sportul Studenţesc) 23 MF Enache Caju 91 MF Parfene Vlad (captain) 29 MF Rareş Soporan 28 MF Marius Macare MF Henry-Chinonso Ihelewere 32 GK Bogdan Pârvu 33 MF Adrian Ionescu (on loan from Universitatea Cluj) Honours
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- Winners (1): 2006–07
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- Winners (1): 2005–06
Notable players
- Abel Valdez
- Jean Christian N'Kongue
- Jozsef Lorincz
- Valentin Furdui
- Constantin Borza
- Ştefan Ciobanu
- Bacil Cristian
- Cornel Cornea
- Daniel Ştefan Costescu
- George Curcă
- Marius Curtuiuş
- Decebal Gheara
- Ionuţ Larie
- Alexandru Matel
- Constantin Miselericu
- Cosmin Mocanu
- Norbert Niţă
- Marcel Laurentiu Otvos
- Vasile Păcuraru
- Cristian Pantelie
- Florin Pătraşcu
- Daniel Petre
- Adrian Senin
- Marius Adrian Soare
- Altin Grbovic
References
External links
- Official website (Romanian)
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