Tallinna Jalgpalliklubi

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Tallinna JK

Full name

Founded

1921
2001

Ground

Wismari staadion, Tallinn
(Capacity 500)

Chairman

Vladimir Issakov

Manager

League

II liiga Ida/Põhi

2007





Home colours





Away colours

Tallinna JK or simply TJK is an Estonian II liiga Ida/Põhi division football club, based in Tallinn. The club was founded in 1921 and later re-established in 2002. Wismari staadion is their home stadium.

[edit] Achievements

Estonian Championship: (2)

1926, 1928

Estonian Cup: (2)

1939, 1940

[edit] Notable player

Eduard Ellman-Eelma - the former Estonia international footballer
Dmitri Kruglov - Estonia international
Konstantin Vassiljev - Estonia international

II liiga 2007 clubs

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II liiga Ida/Põhi: Ajax II Lasnamäe \| Ararat Tallinn \| Dünamo Tallinn \| Tallinn JK \| Kalev II Tallinn \| Kalju II Nõmme \| Lootus Kohtla-Järve \| M.C. Tallinn \| Orbiit Jõhvi \| Piraaja Tallinn \| Rada Kuusalu \| Rakvere Virumaa \| Tamme Auto Kiviõli \| Trans II Narva
II liiga Lääs/Lõuna: Concordia Audentes Tallinn \| FC Klooga \| FC Tarvastu \| Flora Paide \| HÜJK Emmaste \| JK Sõrve \| JK Võru \| Kadakas Kernu \| Maag Tammeka III Tartu \| PK Tabasalu \| Pataljoni Pärnu \| Fauna Tartu \| United Nõmme \| Warrior II Valga

Football in Estonia

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League competitions	Estonian FA	Cup competitions
Meistriliiga	National team	Estonian Cup
Esiliiga	U-21 team • Youth teams	Estonian SuperCup
II liiga	Clubs • Stadia	Estonian Small Cup
III liiga	Women's national team
IV liiga	Footballer of the Year
	National beach soccer team