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PFC Cherno More is a Bulgarian football club in Varna. They play their home games in the Bulgarian Premier League at the local Stadium Ticha with a 12,000 seated capacity.
Cherno More Varna was formed in 1945 by the merging of FC Vladislav and SK Ticha - 1913.
[edit] Pre-history
March the 3rd, 1910 - Varna's academy for men becomes the birth place of organized football in the country. Here is created "Galata" association, which later on, by the suggestion of a techer named Karel Shkorpil, changes its name to "Reka Ticha"- which was the former name of the "Kamchia" river. Over the next year it combines with "Sportist" and grows to association of the education, sport and tourism "Reka Ticha".The football team dominates all others in the city, whose existence is quite short. The first international game of "Ticha" in 1915 with 21th Pomeranski polk is a success, and during 1917, so is the first inter-city match. The growth of Bulgarian football requires knowledge of the rules, so "Ticha" published for the first time in our coutry in 1919 the book "Football - rules and admonitions".Significant are the first meetings between "Ticha" and the capital teams. In 1919 the first away game of Levski Sofia is celibrated with a firts victory for us - 4:1! The same goes for Slavia Sofia - 3:0. On the return game as guests, the Varna players win against Slavia Sofia 1:0. The game with Levski Sofia does not take place because the city mayor does not allow it, since there was protest that same day. This beginning of victories against capital teams will be continued by not only "Ticha", but "Vladislav" and "Shipshenski Sokol" as well. January the 21st, 1919- the association chenges it's name to "Ticha" Sports Club, and official colours of the outfit are red and white. "Ticha" is proud of the team anthem written by its president - Nikola Nitsov. In 1925 "Ticha" win the Cup of Bucharest - the first sports trophey won for our country outside its borders! The official international matches of "Ticha" earn it the 1st place among all the teams in Varna. Players from Romania, Egypt, Serbia etc. have felt the power of our team, and they could do nothing but admire the football skill that it has shown them!After the team becomes vice-champion in 1935 and 1936, comes the creation of the National Football Division. During the two half-seasons 1937/38, "Ticha" is the best football team. The president of the club Vladimir Chakarov is the main initiative of that idea, and hundreds of "Ticha" fans volunteer freely to build the playground.
[edit] History
"Botev" already has a new name "Cherno More" (is the Bulgarian name of the Black Sea). The coach Ivan Mokanov manages to put together a stable team, in which the starting line-up is constant, as much in the field, as in their love for the association! Many powerful teams come to Varna in order to comare skills, which gives "Cherno more" more experience and self-confidence. And the re-matches prove that Varna football is one of the best.An unforgetable voctory is the one against "Ajax" in 1966 3:1, in which young Cruyff already shows his unique skill!Many players from that "Cherno more" generation would have found place among the different national teams, if they had been watched more often by Sofia, or perhaps they did not have that confidence of being the heir of "Ticha" and "Vladislav". The national jersey have put on Iv. Ivanov, N. Dimitrov, Zdr.Mitev, St. Bogomilov, D. Georgiev, while others made just the bench.Then follow years of planting roots in our youth academy which produces talanted competators, worthy of their ancestors. The successes are in the republican league where the youth teams, minors, juveniles, and seniors are allways in the final stage!
[edit] Stadium
Ticha Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Varna, Bulgaria. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of Cherno More. It is situated in the northern part of Varna. Built in 1968, the stadium is currently being renovated to 30,000 seats and currently has around 12,000 seating places. The field measures 116x86 meters. The words of Vladimir Chakarov: "The stones for the wall we got from an auction arranged by mr. Germanow for us to win. Instead of 50 cubics, we loaded 80! How did we take care ot "TICHA"? Primerily from member fees and get-togethers. One time we gave entrance according to the individual weight of each spectator."Stadium "TICHA" was builded by hundreds of volunteer fans of the club.Vladimir Chakarov (one of the main figures behind the idea of building our own playground) died in 1987 on the field before a "Cherno more" match.
[edit] Current squad 2007/08
As of May 2008
[edit] Squad changes 2008
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[edit] Coaches history
- 1925-1926
Ernost Murg Vladislav coach
- 1928-1929
Aleksi Aleksiev Vladislav coach
- 1932-1934
Nikola Lyutskanov Ticha coach
- 1938-1939
Cvetan Dimitrov Vladislav coach
- 1948-1960
Ivan Mokanov
- 1960-1962
Lozan Kotsev
- 1962-1963
Manol Manolov
- 1964-1968
Ivan Mokanov
- 1968-1972
Georgi Dimitrov
- 1972-1974
Spas Kirov
- 1974-1975
Stoyan Ormandzhiev
- 1975-1976
Georgi Dimitrov
- 1976-1977
Kiril Rakarov
- 1977-1979
Ivan Vasilev
- 1979-1980
Ivan Mokanov
- 1980-1981
Ivan Vasilev
- 1981-1983
Spas Kirov
- 1983-1985
Todor Velikov
- 1985-1989
Bozhil Kolev
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- 1989-1990
Todor Velikov
- 1990-1991
Kevork Tahmisyan
- 1991-1992
Todor Velikov
- 1992-1994
Bozhil Kolev
- 1994-1995
Vachko Marinov
- 1995-1996
Nikola Spasov
- 1996-1996
Asen Milushev
- 1996-1996
Damyan Georgiev
- 1997-1997
Tsonyo Vasilev
- 1997-1997
Todor Marev
- 1997-1997
Lyudmil Goranov
- 1997-1998
Rudi Minkovski
- 1998-1999
Svetozar Svetozarov
- 1999-2000
Radi Zdravkov
- 2000-2001
Bozhil Kolev
- 2001-2002
Aleksandar Stankov
- 2002-2004
Velislav Vutzov
- 2004-2006
Ilian Iliev
- 2006-2007
Yasen Petrov
- 2007-present
Nikola Spasov
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[edit] Greatest team

Ivan Ivanov
Bilyalov
Kolev
Bosnov
Andreev
Yanev
Marev
Mitev
D.Georgiev
Bogomilov
Svetozarov
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| Cherno more Varna' Greatest Ever Team |
Ivan Ivanov
Abil Bilyalov
Bozhil Kolev
Ivan Andreev
Dimitar Bosnov
Zdravko Mitev
Damyan Georgiev
Stefan Yanev
Stefan Bogomilov
Todor Marev
Svetozar Svetozarov
[edit] Famous players
[edit] Cherno more Kit Evolution
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