Kmita Zabierzów

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Kmita Zabierzów
Full name Ludowy Klub Sportowy
TigerKmita Zabierzów
Founded 1958
Ground Gminny Stadion Sportowy
Zabierzów, Poland
(Capacity 1,000)
Chairman Flag of Poland Andrzej Krawczyk
Manager Flag of Poland Piotr Kocąb
League Polish 2.Liga
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Tiger Kmita Zabierzów, pron. IPA: [ˈkmita zaˈbʲɛʐuf], is a football (soccer) club based in Zabierzów, Poland. The club belongs to the union of Ludowe Zespoły Sportowe.

In 2007 club signed a contract with Gellwe, a producer of energetic drink Tiger. Kmita has been called Tiger Kmita since signing of this contract.

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player
33 Flag of Poland GK Tomasz Laskowski
Flag of Poland GK Mariusz Różalski
Flag of Poland GK Dawid Stronka
Flag of Poland GK Tomasz Wróbel II
2 Flag of Serbia DF Petar Borovićanin
5 Flag of Poland DF Jan Cios
14 Flag of Poland DF Marcin Dettlaff
Flag of Ghana DF Ali Ibrahim
3 Flag of Poland DF Rafał Jędrszczyk
19 Flag of Poland DF Marcin Makuch
4 Flag of Senegal DF Cheikh Tidiane Niane
18 Flag of Lithuania DF Paulius Paknys
6 Flag of Poland DF Jakub Szałek
No. Position Player
20 Flag of Poland MF Wojciech Ankowski
7 Flag of Poland MF Maciej Bębenek
9 Flag of Poland MF Konrad Cebula
17 Flag of Poland MF Dariusz Gawęcki
11 Flag of Serbia MF Goran Mladenović
Flag of Poland MF Przemysław Pluszczuk
13 Flag of Poland MF Piotr Powroźnik
8 Flag of Poland MF Dariusz Romuzga
15 Flag of Poland FW Piotr Bagnicki
Flag of Poland FW Wojciech Fabianowski
10 Flag of Poland FW Sebastian Kurowski
Flag of Italy FW Matteo Merini

[edit] External links

Poland II Liga • 2007-08 Clubs
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