Persebaya Surabaya (Persatuan Sepakbola Surabaya) is a major Indonesian soccer team located in Surabaya, East Java. Persebaya generally play in the top league of Liga Indonesia, the Indonesia Super League (ISL) but in 2010-11 are in the second tier. The supporters of Persebaya are known as Bonek (abbreviation of Bondo Nekat, literally "The Reckless People") and are notorious for violence and hooliganism.[1] Contents [hide] 1 Achievements 1.1 Premier Division 1.2 First Division 2 Performance in AFC competitions 3 Sponsors 4 Squad 5 Notable former players 6 See also 7 References [edit] Achievements [edit] Premier Division 1996-97: Champion 1998-99: Runner-up 2004: Champion Remark: During these periods, the Premier Division was still on the top level of the football competition structure in Indonesia. Since 2008, it became the second level under the Indonesia Super League. [edit] First Division 2003: Champion 2006: Champion [edit] Performance in AFC competitions Asian Club Championship: 1 appearance 1998: First Round AFC Champions League: 1 appearance 2004 - Group Stage [edit] Sponsors No Sponsors [edit] Squad Persebaya Surabaya decided to participate in two different events so that they formed two teams. The first team is the team who compete in the 2010-11 Premier Division led by speaker of the Surabaya Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD), Wisnu Whardana.[2][3] The majority of players on this team consists of players who previously registered with newcomer team in the Premier Division of the Persikubar West Kutai. All the players are moved to Persebaya because Persikubar withdrew from the 2010-11 Liga Indonesia Premier Division competition. That's because all the players last season Persebaya were registered as Persebaya 1927 players to play in the 2011 Liga Primer Indonesia season. Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. No. Position Player Indonesia GK Aris Noviandi Indonesia GK Aditya Fajar Indonesia DF Fendi Taris Indonesia DF Dwi Santo Putra Indonesia DF Zulkan Arif Indonesia DF Rendi Suprianto Indonesia DF Rustanto Sri Wahono Indonesia DF Agusmanto Indonesia DF Imam Yulianto Indonesia DF Taufik Soleh Indonesia DF Khodari Amir Indonesia DF M Khusen Indonesia DF Rifat Arsyad Guinea MF Camara Fassawa Liberia MF Sackie Doe Indonesia MF Kuncoro Indonesia MF Harianto Indonesia MF La Umbu No. Position Player Indonesia MF Redy Redianto Indonesia MF Hery Kiswono Indonesia MF Arisadi Indonesia MF Deddy Eko Indonesia MF Eri Budi Indonesia MF Alfi Indonesia MF Sidiq Nurcahyono Indonesia MF Himawan Indonesia MF Munir Nurcahyo Cameroon FW Charles Orock Indonesia FW Wimba Sutan Indonesia FW Fandi Eko Indonesia FW Cornelius Kaimu Indonesia FW Saiful Bachri Indonesia FW Solikin Indonesia FW Sarwani Indonesia FW Agustian [edit] Notable former players Foreign players Australia Josh Maguire Brazil Anderson da Silva Brazil Carlos de Mello Brazil Danilo Fernando Brazil Jairon Brazil Tiago Bulgaria Plamen Kazakov Bulgaria Nedyo Nedev Cameroon Roger Batoum Cameroon Claude Parfait Ngon A Djam Cameroon Guy Junior Ondoua Chile Christian Carrasco Chile Leonardo Gutierrez Chile Javier Roca China Zeng Cheng Japan Takatoshi Uchida Morocco Mourad Faris Serbia Dejan Antonić Serbia Branko Nadoveza Sierra Leone Musa Kallon South Korea Jeon Byung Euk East Timor Joao Bosco Cabral Local players Indonesia Nova Arianto Indonesia I Putu Gede Indonesia Hamka Hamzah Indonesia China Liem Tiong Hoo Indonesia Eri Irianto Indonesia Hendro Kartiko Indonesia Anang Ma'ruf Indonesia Uston Nawawi Indonesia Kurnia Sandy Indonesia Aji Santoso Indonesia Budi Sudarsono Indonesia Sugiantoro Indonesia Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto [edit] See also Persebaya 1927 [edit] References ^ Welcome to East Java — the Passionate, Crowded Center of Indonesian Football, Jakarta Globe, October 21, 2010 ^ http://m.beritajatim.com/detailnews.php/5/Olahraga/2010-11-15/83985/DPRD:_Persebaya_Harus_Disapih!! ^ http://beritajatim.com/detailnews.php/5/Olahraga/2010-10-22/81580/Bukan_Persebaya,_Tapi_Persebaya_Kubar [hide] v d e Liga Indonesia Premier Division 2011–12 (LPIS) clubs Group 1 Persikabo Bogor · Persikota Tangerang · Persitara North Jakarta · Pro Duta FC · PSBL Langsa · PSLS Lhokseumawe · PSP Padang · PSSB Bireuen Group 2 Persepar Palangkaraya · Persik Kediri · Persikab Bandung · Persipasi Bekasi · PPSM Magelang · PS Bengkulu · PSCS Cilacap · PSIR Rembang · PSIS Semarang · PSS Sleman Group 3 Gresik United · Madiun Putra FC · Persbul Buol · Persemalra Langgur · Perseman Manokwari · Persewangi Banyuwangi · Persipro Probolinggo · Persires Rengat · Persis Solo · PSBI Blitar 2011–12 (LI) clubs Group 1 Persebaya Surabaya · Persih Tembilahan · Persiku Kudus · Persip Pekalongan · Persis Solo · Persita Tangerang · Persitema Temanggung · PS Bengkulu · PSGL Gayo Lues · PSIM Yogyakarta Group 2 KSB West Sumbawa · Persekam Metro FC · Persepam Pamekasan · Perseru Serui · Persid Jember · Persigo Gorontalo · Persin Sinjai · PS Barito Putera · PS Mojokerto Putra · PSBK Blitar · PSBS Biak Numfor Former clubs Arema · Arseto Solo · Assyabaab SGS · Bali Persegi FC · Bandung Raya · BPD Jateng · Delta Putra Sidoarjo · Indocement · Medan Jaya · Mitra Kutai Kartanegara · Pelita Jaya Purwakarta · Persedikab Kediri · Persegres Gresik · Persekabpas Pasuruan · Persela Lamongan · Persema Malang · Persib Bandung · Persiba Balikpapan · Persiba Bantul · Persibo Bojonegoro · Persibom Bolaang Mongondow · Persidafon Dafonsoro · Persija Jakarta · Persijap Jepara · Persikad Depok · Persikubar West Kutai · Persipura Jayapura · Persiraja Banda Aceh · Persiram Raja Ampat · Persiter Ternate · Persiwa Wamena · Persma Manado · Persmin Minahasa · Petrokimia Putra · PS Semen Padang · PSAP Sigli · PSB Bogor · PSBL Bandar Lampung · PSDS Deli Serdang · PSM Makassar · PSMS Medan · PSPS Pekanbaru · Pupuk Kaltim · Putra Samarinda · Sriwijaya FC · Warna Agung Seasons 1994–95 · 1995–96 · 1996–97 · 1997–98 · 1998–99 · 1999–2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2003 · 2004 · 2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008–09 · 2009–10 · 2010–11 · 2011–12 (LPIS · LI) Finals 1995 · 1996 · 1997 · 1998 · 1999 · 2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2005 · 2006 · 2008 · 2009 · 2010 · 2011 View page ratings Rate this page What's this? 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Persebaya Surabaya (Persatuan Sepakbola Surabaya) is a major Indonesian soccer team located in Surabaya, East Java. Persebaya generally play in the top league of Liga Indonesia, the Indonesia Super League (ISL) but in 2010-11 are in the second tier.
The supporters of Persebaya are known as Bonek (abbreviation of Bondo Nekat, literally "The Reckless People") and are notorious for violence and hooliganism.^[1]

Contents  [hide]  1 Achievements 1.1 Premier Division 1.2 First Division 2 Performance in AFC competitions 3 Sponsors 4 Squad 5 Notable former players 6 See also 7 References

[edit] Achievements

[edit] Premier Division

• 1996-97: Champion
• 1998-99: Runner-up
• 2004: Champion

Remark: During these periods, the Premier Division was still on the top level of the football competition structure in Indonesia. Since 2008, it became the second level under the Indonesia Super League.

[edit] First Division

• 2003: Champion
• 2006: Champion

[edit] Performance in AFC competitions

• Asian Club Championship: 1 appearance

1998: First Round

• AFC Champions League: 1 appearance
• 2004 - Group Stage

[edit] Sponsors

• No Sponsors

[edit] Squad

Persebaya Surabaya decided to participate in two different events so that they formed two teams. The first team is the team who compete in the 2010-11 Premier Division led by speaker of the Surabaya Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD), Wisnu Whardana.^[2][3] The majority of players on this team consists of players who previously registered with newcomer team in the Premier Division of the Persikubar West Kutai. All the players are moved to Persebaya because Persikubar withdrew from the 2010-11 Liga Indonesia Premier Division competition. That's because all the players last season Persebaya were registered as Persebaya 1927 players to play in the 2011 Liga Primer Indonesia season.
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player GK Aris Noviandi GK Aditya Fajar DF Fendi Taris DF Dwi Santo Putra DF Zulkan Arif DF Rendi Suprianto DF Rustanto Sri Wahono DF Agusmanto DF Imam Yulianto DF Taufik Soleh DF Khodari Amir DF M Khusen DF Rifat Arsyad MF Camara Fassawa MF Sackie Doe MF Kuncoro MF Harianto MF La Umbu

No. Position Player MF Redy Redianto MF Hery Kiswono MF Arisadi MF Deddy Eko MF Eri Budi MF Alfi MF Sidiq Nurcahyono MF Himawan MF Munir Nurcahyo FW Charles Orock FW Wimba Sutan FW Fandi Eko FW Cornelius Kaimu FW Saiful Bachri FW Solikin FW Sarwani FW Agustian

[edit] Notable former players

Foreign players

Josh Maguire Anderson da Silva Carlos de Mello Danilo Fernando Jairon Tiago Plamen Kazakov Nedyo Nedev Roger Batoum Claude Parfait Ngon A Djam Guy Junior Ondoua

Christian Carrasco Leonardo Gutierrez Javier Roca Zeng Cheng Takatoshi Uchida Mourad Faris Dejan Antonić Branko Nadoveza Musa Kallon Jeon Byung Euk Joao Bosco Cabral

Local players

Nova Arianto I Putu Gede Hamka Hamzah Liem Tiong Hoo Eri Irianto Hendro Kartiko Anang Ma'ruf

Uston Nawawi Kurnia Sandy Aji Santoso Budi Sudarsono Sugiantoro Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto

[edit] See also

• Persebaya 1927

[edit] References

1. ^ Welcome to East Java — the Passionate, Crowded Center of Indonesian Football, Jakarta Globe, October 21, 2010
2. ^ http://m.beritajatim.com/detailnews.php/5/Olahraga/2010-11-15/83985/DPRD:_Persebaya_Harus_Disapih!!
3. ^ http://beritajatim.com/detailnews.php/5/Olahraga/2010-10-22/81580/Bukan_Persebaya,_Tapi_Persebaya_Kubar

[hide] v d e Liga Indonesia Premier Division 2011–12 (LPIS) clubs Group 1 Persikabo Bogor · Persikota Tangerang · Persitara North Jakarta · Pro Duta FC · PSBL Langsa · PSLS Lhokseumawe · PSP Padang · PSSB Bireuen Group 2 Persepar Palangkaraya · Persik Kediri · Persikab Bandung · Persipasi Bekasi · PPSM Magelang · PS Bengkulu · PSCS Cilacap · PSIR Rembang · PSIS Semarang · PSS Sleman Group 3 Gresik United · Madiun Putra FC · Persbul Buol · Persemalra Langgur · Perseman Manokwari · Persewangi Banyuwangi · Persipro Probolinggo · Persires Rengat · Persis Solo · PSBI Blitar 2011–12 (LI) clubs Group 1 Persebaya Surabaya · Persih Tembilahan · Persiku Kudus · Persip Pekalongan · Persis Solo · Persita Tangerang · Persitema Temanggung · PS Bengkulu · PSGL Gayo Lues · PSIM Yogyakarta Group 2 KSB West Sumbawa · Persekam Metro FC · Persepam Pamekasan · Perseru Serui · Persid Jember · Persigo Gorontalo · Persin Sinjai · PS Barito Putera · PS Mojokerto Putra · PSBK Blitar · PSBS Biak Numfor Former clubs Arema · Arseto Solo · Assyabaab SGS · Bali Persegi FC · Bandung Raya · BPD Jateng · Delta Putra Sidoarjo · Indocement · Medan Jaya · Mitra Kutai Kartanegara · Pelita Jaya Purwakarta · Persedikab Kediri · Persegres Gresik · Persekabpas Pasuruan · Persela Lamongan · Persema Malang · Persib Bandung · Persiba Balikpapan · Persiba Bantul · Persibo Bojonegoro · Persibom Bolaang Mongondow · Persidafon Dafonsoro · Persija Jakarta · Persijap Jepara · Persikad Depok · Persikubar West Kutai · Persipura Jayapura · Persiraja Banda Aceh · Persiram Raja Ampat · Persiter Ternate · Persiwa Wamena · Persma Manado · Persmin Minahasa · Petrokimia Putra · PS Semen Padang · PSAP Sigli · PSB Bogor · PSBL Bandar Lampung · PSDS Deli Serdang · PSM Makassar · PSMS Medan · PSPS Pekanbaru · Pupuk Kaltim · Putra Samarinda · Sriwijaya FC · Warna Agung Seasons 1994–95 · 1995–96 · 1996–97 · 1997–98 · 1998–99 · 1999–2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2003 · 2004 · 2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008–09 · 2009–10 · 2010–11 · 2011–12 (LPIS · LI) Finals 1995 · 1996 · 1997 · 1998 · 1999 · 2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2005 · 2006 · 2008 · 2009 · 2010 · 2011

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