ASD Cjarlins Muzane explained

Clubname:Cjarlins Muzane
Fullname:Società Sportiva Dilettantistica a responsabilità limitata Cjarlins Muzane
Nickname:Chei de ringhiere
Founded:2003
Ground:Stadio Eros Della Ricca,
Carlino, Italy
Chairman:Vincenzo Zanutta
Manager:Thomas Randon
League:Serie D
Season:2020–21
Position:Serie D group C, 10th
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Website:https://www.cjarlinsmuzane.it/

Società Sportiva Dilettantisticha a responsabilità limitata Cjarlins Muzane, or simply Cjarlins Muzane, is an Italian association football club located in Carlino, Friuli-Venezia Giulia. It currently plays in Serie D.

The club was born in 2003 as US Cjarlins Muzane from the merger between AC Futura (from Carlino, red-blue colors) and SS Muzzanese (from Muzzana del Turgnano, orange color)

History

The origin of Cjarlins Muzane date back to 2003, when the new club took life (and registration number 58127)[1] from Muzzanese, which was the only team to play football in the zone after the interruption of AC Futura activity. Leading the transition is Fernando Targato, patron of SS Muzzanese who becomes the secretary (and still is today) of the club, whose command was immediately taken over by the entrepreneur Vincenzo Zanutta the owner of Zanutta S.p.a.,[2] who has always been at the helm of the orange-heavenly team ever since.
A curiosity concerns the choice of the name: initially, the newborn association could not decide, therefore, also on the inspiration of ASD Lavarian Mortean (born from the merger of Lavariano and Mortegliano), a name was adopted that would highlight the villages of Carlino and Muzzana, expressing them in Friulian.
From its foundation to today, it has been a continuous advancement of the category, given that the Cjarlins Muzane in its history has never known relegation. The first appearance is in the 2003-04 Terza Categoria Championship. The following year the club wins the tournament and flies to the Seconda Categoria. The freshman season is interlocutory, but the following year leads to the primacy and the jump to the Prima Categoria. The rule of the second year is always valid and so, after a quiet salvation, the landing in Promozione arrives through the play-offs. In this category, Cjarlins Muzane participated for three years, then win the championship - after a second place the previous year behind ASD Lignano - and fly to Eccellenza. In 2017 the promotion to Serie D arrives and the club completes the ride in the amateur leagues.[3]

Seasons

SeasonLeagueCups
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPosCupRound
2003–04Terza Categoria, group D229944429605thTerza Categoria CupSemifinals
2004–05Terza Categoria, group D2316523912531st ↑Terza Categoria Cup2nd round
2005–06Seconda Categoria, group C30121354129495thSeconda Categoria Cup2nd round
2006–07Seconda Categoria, group C3016955425571st ↑Seconda Categoria Cup1st round
2007–08Prima Categoria, group B 30109114242399thPrima Categoria Cup1st round
2008–09Prima Categoria, group B30141155032533rd ↑Prima Categoria Cup1st round
2009–10Promozione, group A30111183632447thFVG Cup1st round
2010–11Promozione, group A3018675132602ndFVG Cup1st round
2011–12Promozione, group A 3023347223721st ↑FVG CupEighters
2012–13Eccellenza32136133938675thFVG CupSemifinals
2013–14Eccellenza 30109113838397thFVG CupSemifinals
2014–15Eccellenza3018665229602ndFVG Cup1st round
2015–16Eccellenza3015875434533rdFVG Cup1st round
2016–17Eccellenza3018936128631st ↑FVG CupRunners-up
2017–18Serie D, group C3410141051494111thSerie D CupPreliminary round
2018–19Serie D, group C341210126355467thSerie D Cup1st round
2019–20Serie D, group C28[4] 81261044479thSerie D CupInterrupted
2020–21Serie D, group C3813131260605210thSerie D Cup1st round
Source: Messaggero Veneto – Giornale del Friuli

Key

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ChampionsRunners-upPromotedRelegated

Honours

Winners: 2016–17

Winners: 2011–12

Winners: 2006–07

Winners: 2004–05

Runners-up: 2016–17

Colors and badge

The team's colors are orange and light blue.

External links

Notes and References

  1. https://friuliveneziagiulia.lnd.it/index.php?lang=it# Official report number 3 of 31st July 2003
  2. Web site: Zanutta . Azienda . 2022-07-07 . Zanutta . it-IT.
  3. il FRIULI magazine - Calcio dilettanti, la storia dei nostri club. Page 13. Year 2015. Website
  4. Tournament interrupted in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 emergency.