Dergahspor Nürnberg Explained

Clubname:Dergahspor e.V.
Fullname:Dergahspor e.V.
Founded:1981
Ground:Berthold-Brecht-Sportanlage
Capacity:4,000
Chairman:Ibrahim Akbulut
Mgrtitle:1. Vorstand
Manager:Hamza Karagöz
League:Landesliga Bayern-Nordost
Season:2015–16
Position:9th
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Dergahspor Nuremberg is a German football club based in Nuremberg.

History

The club was officially founded on 26 August 1981 in the Bavarian city of Nuremberg by Turkish immigrants, and is nowadays one of the main football clubs in the city, open to all nationalities.

At the time of being founded, nobody could foresee the enormous success that this club would have. However, as all clubs in Amateur leagues, Dergahspor suffered ups and downs. Due to the great solidarity of its members the club and its first football team could celebrate some successful years.

The first achievement was in 1987, as the team won the 'Atatürk-Cup'. A competition between all Turkish clubs in Nuremberg, hosted by the Turkish consulate. At that time nobody would have imagined, that the club would win this competition on the national level between against other Turkish clubs in Germany.

Since 2000 the main team of the club celebrated various ascends up to the second highest league in Bavaria, the Landesliga. In 2012 the ascend to the highest class, the Bayernliga was only failed in relegation games against FC Amberg.

Although Dergahspor was founded by Turkish immigrants, the club considers itself as a German club with its roots in Nuremberg. Politically neutral and undenominational. Young players, no matter their nationality or religion are welcome.

In the Landesliga-Season 2106/2017 Dergahspor is competing in Landesliga Nordost in Bavaria.

League positions since 2010

YearDivision (Tier)Position
2011–12BOL Mittelfranken (7)2nd
2011–12Landesliga Mitte (6)12th
2012–13Landesliga Nordost (6)5th
2013–14Landesliga Nordost (6)12th
2014–15Landesliga Nordost (6)12th
2015–16Landesliga Nordost (6)9th

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