Elmo Adab Mashhad FSC

Elmo Adab Mashhad Futsal Club (Persian: باشگاه فوتسال علم و ادب مشهد) was an Iranian Futsal club based in Mashhad, Iran. "Elm" means Science and "Adab" means Politeness. Elmo Adab FSC has been awarded a number of different moral titles such as the Morality Cup of the League, and the national title of premier moral club manager.[2][3]

Elmo Adab
Full nameElmo Adab Saipa Mashhad Futsal Club
Founded1997
DissolvedTemporarily since December 2011 [1]
GroundShahid Beheshti Arena, Mashhad
Capacity6,000

History

Established in 1997, this club commenced its activity as the Seiro Safar club, later in 2004 the club title was changed to Elmo Adab. Also, in 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and the beginning of 2011–12, the club was operated under the sponsorship of Saipa Cultural and Athletic Corporation as the Elmo Adab of Saipa club.[4] In mid-2011, the Elmo Adab futsal club was hired temporarily by the Farsh Ara.[1]

Season-by-season

The table below chronicles the achievements of the Club in various competitions.

Season League Leagues Top goalscorer Manager
Division P W D L GF GA Pts Pos Name Goals
2003–04 Local League 1st Round 1st
2nd Round 1st
Final Daneshgah Oloum Pezeshki ?-? Elmo Adab 2nd
2004–05 1st Division Group Stage 1st Sadegh Varmazyar
Play Off Kesht va Sanat Neyshekar 3-6 Elmo Adab Promoted Hossein Shams
Final Elmo Adab 12 - 2 Fajr Ghaem Champions
2005–06 Super League 2613589571445th Hossein Shams
2007–08 Super League 2511687765395th Alireza Afzal
2008–09 Super League 225895067239th1 Alireza Pazoki / Amir Edalatkhah / Hamid Bigham
2009–10 Super League 2610797777377th Mahdi Javid17 Hamid Shandizi Moghaddam
2010–11 Super League 23103105958337th Hamid Shandizi Moghaddam
2011–12 Super League 134272534149th* Hamid Shandizi Moghaddam
terminated their sports activities due to financial problems in half season [1]
Super League Total 135533151385375190

Notes:
* unofficial titles
1 worst title in history of club

Key

Champions Runners-up Third Place Fourth Place Did not qualify Promoted not held

Players

Notable players

  • Iran Esmaeil Abbasian
  • Iran Hamid Ahmadi
  • Iran Mohammad Reza Zahmatkesh
  • Iran Hamid Shandizi Moghaddam
  • Iran Abdulrahman Sarani
  • Iran Nasser Ajam
  • Iran Ebrahim Hajati
  • Iran Hamed Abdullahi
  • Iran Zahir Kamyab
  • Iran Masoud Saadati
  • Iran Ahmad Pariazar
  • Iran Moslem Tolouei
  • Iran Behrouz Jafari
  • Kyrgyzstan Andrey Pestryakov
  • Kyrgyzstan Nurjan Djetybaev
  • Kyrgyzstan Daniar Abdyraimov

Honors

National:

References


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