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L’ Olbia Calcio 1905 s.r.l. [first] , better known as Olbia , is an Italian football club based in the city of Olbia. The third division of the Italian Championship plays in Serie C.

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Founded in 1906 (although its birth is traced traditionally to 1905) [N 1] , was re -founded in 2010 following the exclusion decreed by the federal council of the FIGC consequently to bankruptcy for financial reasons [2] [3] [4] .

Starting from the Foundation he won nine championships. In the Palmarès there is a Serie D Scudetto won in 2002.

The social color is white, while the identification symbols are the ship and the island of Tavolara. The playing field is the Bruno Nespoli stadium.

From the Foundation to the Interbellic period [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The birth of the first football club of the city was uncertain, but according to the local chronicles it was conceived in 1905, more precisely towards the end of that year and the beginning of the following one, in the then city called Terranova Pausania, whose process foundative closed on January 12, 1906 with the name of Olbia gymnastics company , according to an article of La Nuova Sardegna of that day, and it was born as a gymnastic club founded by a Sassarese athlete, such Egidio Serra. The article of the time, written by Franco Sardo, lists the first Board of Directors who had as President Agostino Amaucano.

Around 1912, in particular on June 20 of that year, according to the chronicles, a match took place among the boys of the company, refereed by Paolino Macera of Andrea Doria, while the first official race in a championship was L.C. (Free footballers) Terranovese against Calangianus, finished 2-0 for the Olbiesi on August 24, 1924, then, in the 1924-1925 season, the Galluras won the first Sardinia tournament by beating Torres in the final.

The official return to the fields and the competitive recovery at the federal level took place in the 1938-1939 season with the company name G.I.L. Terranova , where the boys led by coach-player Salvatore Satta called “Menelik”, obtained their first historic promotion in Serie C winning the regional first division championship thanks to the nets of the top scorer Flavio Piras and the other members of the team formed by: Spano A., Jodice, Piccaredda G.M., Dejana, Satta, Pulina, Piro C., Picciadda F., Piras, Cola and Careddu, Aloia, Pittalis.

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The first season of the newborn G…..L. Olbia In Serie C, with Sardinian Gesuino President and Mario De Palma on the bench was not particularly lucky, and in fact, after the first 1-0 Serie C victory against Stabia, a series of defeats followed the first division, after just A year of stay, remaining for three consecutive seasons until the suspension of the championships due to the Second World War.

From the Second World War to the 1970s [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

From left: Captain Giagnoni, Cocci, Bagatti, Petta and Marongiu at Olbia in the 1976-1977 season

After the suspension of sports activities for war causes, in the summer of 1947, the whites started again from the group or of the C series concluding with a good 6th place, but for financial difficulties, at the end of the season he renounced the registration by deciding to start from the Sardinian championships minors.

In the Sardinia First Division Championship 1948-1949, Olbia relegated to the end of a season of passion, remaining agonistically inactive for two seasons. However, the football activity continued locally, thanks to a group of young premises represented by Mariano Spano, Tonino Varrucciu and Bruno Garrucciu.

After the period of inactivity, the turning point came at the end of the Sardinia First Division championship 1951-1952 with the arrival of the world champion Gino Colaussi who ended his career as a player, playing 7 races and scoring a goal during the entire championship, to start that of coach. In the following year, Olbia conquered the promotion on the field in Serie D and, thanks to Colaussi on the bench, young promises were launched like Gustavo Giagnoni who held 77 meetings in Olbia with 23 goals before launching himself in his lucky career of Player and coach at the highest levels.

Subsequently, Olbia after fighting in the head positions to return to the maximum amateur division, in the Sardinia promotion season 1956-1957 reached first place and returned to the interregional championship, then renamed Serie D.

Fifteen years later, between Serie D and a brief experience in the first division Sardinia in 1963-1964 followed by an immediate ascent in the fourth series of the Italian Championship, in 1968, Olbia found Serie C for the third time, under the presidency by Elio Pintus and Paolo “Palleddu” Degortes on the bench, winning group F of the Serie D and returning among the professionals after twenty years of absence thanks to the Benvenuto Misse, Selleri and the Bettella parades.

Since the 1970s [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The Olbia of the 1985-1986 season, promoted in Serie C2

Over the years played in Serie C and then in the downgrade series C2, after the farewell of Elio Pintus at the helm of the company in 1981 and the succession of various presidents, the whites stabilized between the third and fourth professional division obtaining as better placement A 4th place in the season of Serie C2 1993-1994, then, in the years to come, Olbia played swinging championships between Serie D and Serie C, until the 2009-2010 season, when, just one year after the historical result of the play -Off in Serie C2 lost against Alessandria (a victory and a 1-0 defeat, but eliminated for worst ranking), the Olbia always for financial problems left for Sardinian excellence, changing management and denomination after the arrival of the ‘Brescia entrepreneur Franco Rusconi who in 2007 took over the company by guiding it at good results in Serie C2 and arriving to play the play-offs in 2008-2009.

After three seasons in the maximum regional division and a failure in 2010, thanks to the restart in Excellence with a group of former players and Pino Scanu to the presidency, Olbia managed, to return to Serie D, thanks to a final score of 69 points consisting of: 21 competitions won, 6 equalized and 3 lost with 69 networks made and 23 suffered.

In the 2014-2015 Serie D championship, the team went to touch the Promotion in Lega Pro concluding with a 3rd final place after Lupa Castelli Romani and Viterbese losing with the latter the final of the play-offs in group G.

On November 30, 2015, after 5 years of Pino Scanu management, which resumed the company in Excellence after the financial problems, a new president Alessandro Marino, professor of strategy at Luiss University, was appointed, until the previous year in the Board of Cagliari and Vice President of the Fluorsid Group. [5] [6] [7]

On the field, the Olbia reassembled from the ninth in fifth place, closing the championship at 62 points on equal merit with Rieti and Torres, respectively fourth and third classified by virtue of the best positioning in the Standa ranking. The Olbia thus detached the ticket for the dispute of the play-offs that won authoritatively conquering the fields of Grosseto (semifinal) and Torres (final). Sassari’s victory [8] , who had been missing for over 22 years, he reported great enthusiasm in the city [9] And he allowed Olbia to position himself in the group of the first searched companies for the 2016-2017 Lega Pro.

On August 4, following the decisions taken by the FIGC Federal Council, Olbia is officially fished out in Lega Pro and inserted in group A, thus returning to play a third level championship after 38 years [ten] [11] [twelfth] .

Colors [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

A formation of Olbia 1932-1933, in the Palate Rossonera shirt

The traditional color that distinguishes the Gallurese company is white, from which the appellation of whites which identifies the Olbiesian players. On the occasion of the first derby with Torres – played in 1924 – Olbia wore a grenade uniform. In the early 1920s, the U.S. Terranovese wore red and black and white jackets. Also at that time the affixing on the game uniforms of the four Moors dates back, symbol of the island [14] .

Official symbols [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Coat of arms [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The corporate coat of arms, in its various evolutions over the years, has always been characterized by the presence of the Trithery ship and the shape of the island of Tavolara, part of the Municipality of Olbia in the Subregion of Gallura. Sometimes, in some versions, the image of the four dying has found a place.

The current logo debuted in February 2016. The complex recalls that of Cagliari; A triangular shield contains a ship, no longer trireme, on whose sail the four dying appear. In the background, emerald green, the shape of Tavolara, black, stands out. There are also the name “Olbia” and the date of foundation, 1905. The coat of arms, although more suitable for modern marketing canons, met the disappointment of a fringe of fans because it is discordant from past tradition [15] .

Inno [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The first official hymn was Olè, Olbia Olè who paid homage to an old chorus/battle anthem shouted by the hottest fans in the seventies. In 2017 the new hymn, Terranoa [16] [17] .

Stadium [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The Bruno Nespoli stadium

Originally the Olbiesian footballers played on a field corresponding to the current Martini Center. In 1925 the Armando Casalini sports field was inaugurated, named after the memory of the homonymous fascist deputy murdered in September 1924 [18] [19] .

In 1940, on the ground where the Casalini camp stood, the municipal stadium was inaugurated, subsequently named after the goalkeeper Bruno Nespoli, who died on January 25, 1960 following a game clash during an Olbia-Carrarese [18] [20] . The plant stands in via Hungary and has a total capacity of 3 209 places, including 784 in the guest sector [21] .

Training center [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Olbia carries out its training sessions at the Bruno Nespoli stadium, at Geovillage and at the Gypsos sports center in Tanca Ludos.

Corporate organization chart [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Below is the organization chart taken from the official website of the company [22] .

Staff of the administrative area

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Chronology of the technical sponsors

Official sponsor chronology

  • ? –2016 not present
  • 2016-2017 Fluorsid/Grendi Group [25]
  • 2017- Cerasard / Lucine Transport

Youth sector [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The Olbia youth sector has about 300 subscribers [26] . The football school is made up of small teams (years 2007, 2008 and 2009), Pulcini (2005, 2006 and Misti) and Debutants (2003 and 2004) [27] . In addition, there are very young teams (provincial and elite), students (elite) and junior (regional) [28] .

With the arrival of Alessandro Marino’s presidency – in December 2015 – an enhancement of the Academy In order to put the Olbiese youth sector as a reference pole for the Gallurese territory [26] [29] . In this regard, a series of initiatives were undertaken, among which the “Feast of Little Friends” stands out, whose first edition took place in February 2016, organized by the Provincial Delegation of Tempio della Figc and hosted at the Nespoli stadium, to which Numerous companies in the territory took part [29] .

Participation in the championships [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

National
Regional

Participation in the cups [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Team statistics [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Here are the main team records in the history of Olbia [30] .

  • Best internal victory: Olbia-Turritano 10-0 (April 5, 1953)
  • Best external victory: Wilier-Olbia 0-6 (March 29, 1964)
  • Worst internal defeat: Olbia-Foggia 0-10 (4 October 1953)
  • Worst external defeat: Cagliari-Olbia 9-1 (November 4, 1946)
  • Internal draw with multiple networks: Olbia-Castelsardo 4-4 (2 May 1999)
  • External draw with multiple networks: Entella Chiavari-Olbia 3-3 (13 June 1971)
  • Starting with the most expelled: Formia-Olbia 2-1, 7 expelled (January 5, 1971)
  • Match with more penalties granted: Entella Chiavari-Olbia, 2 penalties per side (May 7, 1972)
  • Most number of goals scored: 86 goals (1963-1964, first category)
  • Less number of goals scored: 13 goals (1990-1991, series C2)
  • Less number of goals conceded: 10 goals (1985-1986, interregional championship)
  • Most number of goals conceded: 73 goals (1948-1949, first division)
  • Best Realizer in one meeting: with 5 goals, Piero Paoli (1952-1953, Olbia-Turritano 10-0) and Benvenuto Misani (1963-1964, Olbia-Bosa 7-0)

Individual statistics [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The footballer who holds the record of appearances in Olbia is Welcome Misani, who took the field 334 times. The best marker of the Sardinians is instead Gianluca Siazzu, who has scored 95 goals.

Below are the primatists of presences and networks [30] . In Bold players still in business

History [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Olbiese fans during the match played between Olbia and Tempio in the Serie C2 season 1990-1991. There is the presence of some friends groups, including the upsetts of Cagliari and the yellow and red brigades of Calangianus.

Unlike other island and Italian realities, the cheering in Olbia remains anarchist albeit warm by virtue of the regional derby until 1987, linked to a club called Come on Olbia . In 1987 they were born in Olbia le White brigades , a group that will become the first ultras team of the city. The cheering begins to take root in the Nespoli curve with the birth, in the footsteps of the predecessors, of the groups Boys It is Fading In 1992. The three groups will largely unite thanks to the defined right -handed political ideology. Some passenger groups such as the Alcohol youth they Ultrà Olbia Metropolitan [37] .

In 2004 some representatives of the groups Boys It is White brigades they gave birth to the group Ultras Olbia 1905 , however suppressed in one season due to disagreements and misunderstandings between the different groups, however gathered after a few years under the only banner Olbia , which identified the current group: the Ultras Olbiesi , O Sea curve .

Twinning and rivalry [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The Olbiese fans supports two main friendships, born in correspondence in the birth of White brigades (About 1987), with the upsets and furious ones of Cagliari and with the yellow and red brigades and the ultras youth of Calangianus. Very heartfelt alliances based on a dense network of pro-cagliari friendships and against Torres, were supported by the first three groups of white ultras and carried out by the Sea curve . In addition, the Ultras Olbiesi have supported a solid twinning with the Ultras of Frosinone since 2002 [38] . Friendship relations instead intercorise with the fans of Nuorese, Catanzaro [39] and Voghera [40] .

The rivalry most felt by the white fans is the one with the ultras of Torres, against which Olbia plays the northern Sardinia derby [41] . Another rivalry felt is that with the Gallurasi of the Temple, against which Olbia plays the Gallura derby, one of the most relevant on the island. There are rivalry and enmity towards Sora [42] , Alessandria and Arzachena.

Rosa [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Rosa and numbering updated to February 2, 2023 [43]

Technical staff [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Below is the technical staff taken from the official website of the company [22] .

Annotations [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

  1. ^ a b Although the date of foundation of the company was identified in 1905 – without however any certainty -, the journalistic memory places it in 1906. According to the newspaper La Nuova Sardegna, the exact date is January 12, 1906. Among the lines of the newspaper, in that date, we read in fact that:

    ‘ […] A gymnastic company has formed that took the name of Olbia […] and the young people have rushed to enroll in the new company, and Olbia already has about one hundred members. »

    1905 – precisely the last weeks of the year – would therefore be the date in which the athlete Egidio Serra developed the idea of ​​founding a new sports club; Idea materialized then in the first months of the following year. History . are olbiacalcio.com , http://www.olbiacalcio.com/ .

Sources [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

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  19. ^ How is the right football? . are blog.guerinsporto.it , http://blog.guerinsporto.it/ , 11 Marzo 2011. URL consulted on August 2, 2016 .
  20. ^ Because Nespoli …. the story of the Olbia stadium … . are blog.libero.it , http://blog.libero.it/ennoditodevaghe/ , 10 August 2007. URL consulted on August 2, 2016 .
  21. ^ Bruno Nespoli stadium . are olbiacalcio.com , http://www.olbiacalcio.com/ . URL consulted on 13 September 2018 .
  22. ^ a b Organization chart . are olbiacalcio.com , http://www.olbiacalcio.com/ . URL consulted on May 27, 2016 .
  23. ^ New shirts: Olbia will also dress Macron . are sardignasport.com , http://www.sardignasport.com/ , 8 July 2016. URL consulted on August 4, 2016 (archived by URL Original on 12 August 2016) .
  24. ^ Macron new technical sponsor of Olbia Calcio . are macron.com , http://www.macron.com/ , 8 July 2016. URL consulted on March 4, 2017 .
  25. ^ Fluorsid and Grendi Group Sponsor of shirt . are olbiacalcio.com , http://www.olbiacalcio.com/ , 28 January 2017. URL consulted on March 4, 2017 .
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  29. ^ a b Little friends of Olbia . are olbiacalcio.com , http://www.olbiacalcio.com/ . URL consulted on August 2, 2016 (archived by URL Original on August 6, 2016) .
  30. ^ a b Weather in Zazzudu, Fontanelli .
  31. ^ a b Ugo Misani went out, the good giant . are lanuovasardega.gelocal.it , http://lanuovasardega.gelocal.it/ , 19 July 2011. URL consulted on March 10, 2014 .
  32. ^ a b Gianmario rus . are nuoresecalcio.eu , http://www.nuoresecalcio.eu/ . URL consulted on March 10, 2014 (archived by URL Original March 21, 2014) .
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  35. ^ a b Siazzu returns king of the bomber and wants to dispel the taboo: win in excellence . are sardegna.diarosportivo.it , http://sardegna.diariosportivo.it/ , 23 October 2012. URL consulted on March 10, 2014 .
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  38. ^ Frosinone-Olbia . are Frosinonecalcio.com . URL consulted on May 31, 2013 (archived by URL Original February 2, 2014) .
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  40. ^ Ultras voghera . are acvoghera.com . URL consulted on 3 July 2013 (archived by URL Original May 25, 2013) .
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  43. ^ The numbering of the shirts . are olbiacalcio.com , September 2, 2022. URL consulted on September 3, 2022 .
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