FC Bihor
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FC Bihor Oradea

Full name	Fotbal Club Bihor Oradea
Founded	1958 as (Crişul Oradea)
Ground	Municipal Stadium, Oradea, Romania (Capacity: 18,000)
2007-08	Liga II, 10th
Home colours Away colours

FC Bihor Oradea is a Romanian football club based in Oradea, currently playing in Liga II.

FC Bihor is a football club from Oradea, Romania, which curently plays in Liga II. Founded in 1958, FC Bihor is the descendant of a much grater club, CA Oradea, founded in 1910. Their most important performances in Liga I are: 7th place in 1963-1964 and 1983-1984 and in Cupa României two semi-finales in 1963-1964 and 1975-1976. The clubs colours are red and blue and on the logo is written the year in which the first football match was played in Oradea.

Current Squad

Goalkeepers

• Valentin Cosmin Lipitor
• Vlad Dumitru Paul

Defenders

• Florin Ţârcă
• Dumitru Aurelian Muscă
• Claudiu Eugen Cosma
• Daniel Ambruş
• Cătălin Miheş
• József Lőrincz
• Vlad Indrieş
• Florin Ţârţ

Mifielders

• Alin Floruţ
• Lucian Mihu
• Dan Săndulescu
• Laurenţiu Opriceană
• Adam Alexandru Achim
• Răzvan Ardelean
• Răzvan Pocian
• Voicu Răzvan Florea
• Roland Novák
• Bogdn Belcin

Strikers

• Răzvan Radu
• Roberto Ayza
• Raymond Lukács
• Cristian Andor
• Tomaz
• Cătălin Valentin Bucur

Famous Players

• Nicolae Simatoc
• Gyula Lóránt
• Iuliu Bodola
• Iuliu Baratky
• Iosif Petschovsky
• Anton Weissenbacher
• Alexandru Terheş
• Attila Kun
• Vladimir Tămaş
• Ioan Zare
• Ovidiu Lazăr
• Zsolt Muzsnai
• Marius Popa
• Cosmin Bărcăuan
• Zoltán Csehi
• Bogdan Vrăjitoarea
• Viorel Stoica

Famous Coaches

• Emerich Jenei
• Viorel Mateianu
• Dumitru Dumitriu
• Gavril Balint
• Ioan Andone

External links

• fans' website

Notes and references

Liga II — Serie 2 • 2008-09 clubs v • d • e
ACU Arad • Arieşul Turda • Câmpia Turzii • CFR Timişoara • Curtea de Argeş • Deva • Drobeta • FCM Târgu Mureş • Jiul Petroşani • Liberty Oradea • Minerul Lupeni • Mioveni • Oradea • Râmnicu Vâlcea • FCM UTA • Unirea Alba Iulia • U Cluj
Football in Romania v • d • e
League competitions FRF Cup competitions Liga I Romania (F) (U-21) Cupa României Liga II (2 divisions) League system Supercupa României Liga III (6 divisions) LPF Cupa Ligii List of clubs List of stadiums Foreign players

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