Getafe CF B

















































Getafe B
Full name Getafe Club de Fútbol B, S.A.D.
Nickname(s)
Azulones (Dark Blues), El Geta
Founded 1983
Ground
Ciudad Deportiva Getafe CF, Getafe,
Madrid, Spain
Capacity 1,500
Chairman
Spain Ángel Torres
Manager
Spain Diego Montoya
League 3ª – Group 7
2017–18
3ª – Group 7, 2nd


















Home colours













Away colours













Third colours



Getafe Club de Fútbol "B" is the reserve team of Getafe CF, club based in Getafe, Madrid metropolitan area, in the namesake community. Founded in 1983, it currently plays in Tercera División – Group 7, holding home games at Ciudad Deportiva Getafe CF.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Season to season


  • 3 Current squad


    • 3.1 Coaching staff




  • 4 Stadium


  • 5 Former players


  • 6 External links





History


Getafe B was founded at the same time as the first team, in 1983, reaching the fourth division for the first time 11 years later and being relegated after just one season. In 1998 it returned again to the category, lasting three years and never finishing in higher than the 14th position.


In the 2004–05 campaign, as the main squad first appeared in La Liga, the reserves returned to the fourth level, going on to stabilize in that division in the following years. In 2010, after two unsuccessful playoff visits, the club promoted to level three for the first time ever.



Season to season


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Season
 Tier
 Division
 Place
Copa del Rey
1983/84
 9
3ª Cat. O.
 1st
1984/85
 8
3ª Cat.
 1st
1985/86
 7
2ª Cat.
 3rd
1986/87
 6
1ª Cat.
 1st
1987/88
 5
Pref.
 5th


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Season
 Tier
 Division
 Place
1990/91
 8
3ª Cat.
 1st
1991/92
 7
2ª Cat.
 1st
1992/93
 6
1ª Cat.
 2nd
1993/94
 5
Pref.
 2nd
1994/95
 4
3ª
 18th
1995/96
 5
Pref.
 5th
1996/97
 5
Pref.
 9th
1997/98
 5
Pref.
 1st
1998/99
 4
3ª
 17th
1999/00
 4
3ª
 14th
2000/01
 4
3ª
 18th
2001/02
 5
Pref.
 6th
2002/03
 5
Pref.
 8th
2003/04
 5
Pref.
 1st

2004/05
 4
3ª
 9th

2005/06
 4
3ª
 4th

2006/07
 4
3ª
 2nd

2007/08
 4
3ª
 5th

2008/09
 4
3ª
 6th

2009/10
 4
3ª
 3rd































































Season
 Tier
 Division
 Place

2010/11
 3
2ªB
 7th

2011/12
 3
2ªB
 8th

2012/13
 3
2ªB
 10th

2013/14
 3
2ªB
 14th

2014/15
 3
2ªB
 11th

2015/16
 3
2ªB
 20th

2016/17
 4
3ª
 6th

2017/18
 4
3ª
 2nd

2018/19
 4
3ª





  • 4 seasons in Segunda División B


  • 12 seasons in Tercera División



Current squad


As of 3 September 2018

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
















































































No.
Position
 Player


Spain
GK
Sergio Valero


Spain
GK
Ismael


Spain
DF
Miguel Ángel


Spain
DF
Miguel Acosta


Spain
DF
Alberto Redondo


Spain
DF
David Alba


Spain
DF
Fran Segura


Spain
DF
Fran Álvarez


Spain
DF
Adrián Melgar


Spain
DF
Nacho


France
DF
Florent Poulolo






































































No.
Position
 Player


Spain
MF
Kevin


Spain
MF
Raúl Tavares


Spain
MF
Adrián Romero


Spain
MF
Javi Martín


Senegal
MF
Pape Assane


Spain
MF
Antonio Vargas


Equatorial Guinea
FW
Josete Miranda


Spain
FW
Hugo Duro


Spain
FW
Ángel Sánchez


Spain
FW
Galo Rodríguez



Coaching staff




  • Manager: Diego Montoya


  • Assistant manager: Roberto Ronda


  • Goalkeeper coach: Javi Gallego


  • Physio: Sergio García



Stadium


Getafe B holds home games at Ciudad Deportiva de Getafe, which has a 1,500-spectators capacity. It is located adjacent to the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, the first team's grounds.



Former players



  • Equatorial Guinea Anselmo


External links




  • Getafe CF official website (in Spanish)


  • Futbolme team profile (in Spanish)










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