Historical Milestones In 1900 was founded the Sociedad Espaola de Ftbol by ngel Rodrguez, and Luis Roca Octavi Aball, Catalan students of the University of Barcelona , in contrast to rival local: The FC Barcelona was founded by a Swiss, and counted in its ranks many foreigners .
In 1910 , the club was refounded and adopting its current name and the colors white and blue in honor of Admiral Catalan Almogavres , Roger de Llria.
In 1992 the club became a sports-stock Company.
In 2009 , the club is mourning the death of its captain, Daniel Jarque , which occurred on August 8 in Florence. The 26-year-old who participated in a summer internship with the club, died of a heart attack.
Club Facilities
Stadiums
For the new stadium of RCD in Cornell
Historically the club played its matches in the Estadi de Sarri , which had a capacity of 43,000 spectators. It hosted the football World Cup in 1982 and the championship football games at the 1992 Summer Olympics. It was demolished in 1997, 74 years after its inauguration, because of economic problems of the club.
Until the 2008/09 season the club played its matches at the Olympic Stadium Lluis Companys in Montjuc , the stage of Olympic Summer Games of 1992 in Barcelona.
In 2003 the first stone of the new stadium Cornell is laid, six years and 65 million euros after the team aficionats and take possession of their joy in the that can accommodate 40,500 spectators all seated. The inauguration took place August 2, 2009 by a friendly match against the Liverpool FC , the blue and white won by 3-0.
Training Centre and training
The Ciutat Esportiva was inaugurated in 2001 in Sant Adri del Besos.
Changes in equipment
Anthem
Espanyol ours crit,
Espanyol SURT del pit.
Espanyol Espanyol Espanyol!
At the dimmer ia PsC
Espanyol ens ha unit,
esportiva the bandera
White horn blau i hope.
Its color in the forjats noblesa,
Honor that amb el mn Portemer per tot,
cannot com a amor a terra nostra,
terra of Espanyol.
Jo t'estimo, Espanyol.
Ets of the orgull esport
i Catalunya gloria.
Jo t'estimo, Espanyol.
Awards
Football
- Campionat de Catalunya
- 1903, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1912, 1915, 1918, 1929, 1933, 1937, 1940: 12
- Copa Catalunya
- 1995, 1996, 1999, 2006: 4
Women's football
- Liga de Espaa
- Copa de la Reina
- 1996, 1997, 2006, 2009, 2010: 5
- Copa Catalunya
- 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008: 4
Basketball
Women's Basketball
Baseball
Hockey
- Copa de Espaa
- 1944, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1961, 1962: 11
Women's Volleyball
Records
Club records
Player Records
Coaching Records
Other records
Players and personalities of the club
Current Staff (2010-2011)
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- The number 21 has been withdrawn and will no longer be worn in honor of former club captain, Daniel Jarque.
Presidents
- ngel Rodrguez Ruiz (1900-1902)
- Josep Maria Trepat Mir (1902-1906)
- Suspension of operations (1906-1909)
- Clapera Juli Roca (1909-1909)
- ngel Rodrguez Ruiz (1909-1910)
- Evelio Doncos (1910-1911)
- Josep Garca Hardoy (1911-1912)
- Santiago de la Riva (1912-1913)
- Ardura Alfons (1913-1914)
- Josep Garca Hardoy (1914-1915)
- Josep Bernadas Viladesau (1915-1918)
- Manuel Allende (1918-1919)
- Victoria de la Riva (1919-1920)
- Genaro de la Riva (1920-1922)
- ictori de la Riva (1922-1924)
- Santiago de la Riva (1924-1925)
- Genaro de la Riva (1925-1930)
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Former Players
Coaches
Garry (1922-24) Bru (1924-26) Greenwell (1927-30) Caicedo (1930-33) Trabal (1933-35) Caicedo (1935-1943) Sol (1943-44) Albniz (1944-46) Bosch (1946) Planas (1946-47) Espada (1947-49) Caicedo (1949-50) Nogus (1950-52) Scopelli (1952-55) Bravo (1955) Zamora & Espada (1955-57) Berkessy (1957-58) Domingo (1958-59) Barrios (1959-60) Pons (1960-61) Zamora (1961) Saso (1961-62) Arcas & Zamora (1962) Herrera (1962-63) Areso & Scopelli (1963-64) Kubala (1964-65) Argila (1965-66) Di Stefano & Espada (1966) Kalmr (1966-69 ) Argils & Faura (1969) Riera (1969-70) Iriondo (1970) Dauk (1970-71) Santamara (1971-78) Herrera (1978) Irulegui (1978-79) Miera (1979 -80) Maguregui (1980-83) Pavic (1983-84) Azkargorta (1984-86) Clemente (1986-89) Garca Andoain & Mauri (1989) Joanet (1989-90) Daz (1990 ) Aragons (1990-91) Petrovi (1991-92) Clemente & Sabat (1992) Daz Novoa (1992-93) Daz (1993) Camacho (1993-96) Carceln (1996-97) Flores & Miera (1997) Camacho (1997-98) Bielsa (1998-99) Brindisi (1999-2000) Flores (2000-02) Ramos (2002) Moya (2002) Clemente (2002-04 ) Fernandez (2004) Lotina (2004-06) Valverde (2006-08) Mrquez (2008) Mane (2008-2009) Pochettino (2009)
External Links
References
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