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2010–11 Fenerbahçe S.K. season


FieldValue
clubFenerbahçe
season2010–11
managerAykut Kocaman
chairmanAziz Yıldırım
chrtitlePresident
mgrtitleHead coach
stadiumŞükrü Saracoğlu Stadium
leagueSüper Lig
league result1st
cup1Turkish Cup
cup1 resultGroup stage
cup2UEFA Champions League
cup2 resultThird qualifying round
cup3UEFA Europa League
cup3 resultPlay-off round
league topscorer
Alex
(28 goals)
season topscorer
Alex
(28 goals)
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prevseason2009–10
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Alex (28 goals) Alex (28 goals) The 2010–11 Fenerbahçe S.K. season was the club's 53rd consecutive season in the Süper Lig and their 104th year in existence. They also competed for a short while in the UEFA Champions League, eliminated in the third qualifying round. On 22 May, 2011, Fenerbahçe won 18th Turkish league title, but refused entry to next season's UEFA Champions League due to a falsified report from Turkish Football Federation regarding alleged match-fixing. The accused have later been cleared of all charges.

News

On 20 May, 2010, started sales for combined cards. On 10 June, 2010, Miroslav Stoch joined the club from Chelsea. On 25 June, Christoph Daum was fired as head coach; Aykut Kocaman was named his replacement. On 21 July, Fenerbahçe played rivals Galatasaray in the Spor Toto Dostluk Kupası, hosted at the Borussia-Park in Mönchengladbach, Germany, with Fenerbahçe winning 1–9. Also on 21 July, Senagalese winger Issiar Dia joined the club from French side Nancy.

Kits

Fenerbahçe's 2010–11 kits, manufactured by Adidas, were introduced on 23 July, 2010, at the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium. The home kit was named "Çubuklu Forma", meaning "Striped Kit" in English; the away kit was named "Kanarya Forma", meaning "Canary Kit"; the third kit was named "Fenerbahçe Güneşi", meaning "Sun of Fenerbahçe"; and the fourth kit was named "Palamut Forma", meaning "Oak Leaf Kit".

  • Supplier: Adidas
  • Main sponsor: Avea
  • Back sponsor: Ülker
  • Sleeve sponsor: Türk Telekom
  • Short sponsor:
  • Socks sponsor:

Transfers

In

Total spending: €22 million

Out

Total income: N/A

First-team squad

Out on loan

Squad statistics

No.Pos.PlayerLeagueCupEuropeTotalDisciplineApps.GoalApps.GoalApps.GoalApps.Goal[[Image:Yellow card.svg13pxYellow card]][[Image:Red card.svg13pxRed card]]
1GKTUR Volkan Demirel320004036040
2DFURU Diego Lugano2872220329141
3DFNGA Joseph Yobo301300033130
4DFTUR Bekir İrtegün141202018180
5MFTUR Emre Belözoğlu273103231580
6DFTUR İlhan Eker1010204000
7FWSEN Mamadou Niang29152020331550
9FWESP Dani Güiza3110004100
10MFBRA Alex33281040372830
11FWSVK Miroslav Stoch232403129331
14MFTUR Gökay Iravul110200013010
16MFBRA Cristian280304035030
17DFTUR Okan Alkan2020004000
20MFTUR Özer Hurmacı140302019030
21MFTUR Selçuk Şahin181303024151
22GKTUR Ertuğrul Taşkıran0000000000
23FWTUR Semih Şentürk25104420311430
25MFTUR Uğur Boral0010001000
27DFBRA André Santos255413032650
29FWTUR Berk Elitez0000000000
34GKTUR Mert Günok3020005000
35DFTUR Hasan Erbey0000000000
38MFTUR Mehmet Topuz341102037140
58DFBRA Bilica80103012040
77DFTUR Gökhan Gönül273202031370
85GKTUR Serkan Kırıntılı0020002000
88MFTUR Caner Erkin221301026161
92FWSEN Issiar Dia252301029200
Players sold or loaned out after the start of the season
8FWTUR Colin Kazim-Richards5010106031
39FWTUR Gökhan Ünal3010408000
Last updated: 22 May 2011

Club

Board of directors

Technical staff

Medical staff

Pre-season friendlies

Guðmundsson Stoch Taner Yalçın Yabo Alex
Şahin Santos Ünal Elitez Kazim-Richards

Competitions

Süper Lig

Main article: 2010–11 Süper Lig

League table

Results summary

Results by round

Matches

Alex
Gönül Ağçay Yattara
Glowacki
Korkmaz
Gülselam
Kıvrak
Barış Topuz Cristian Cristian
Lugano
Niang Bekir Simpson Tok Çökmüş Cángele
Santana
Furkan
Kesimal Emre Bilica
Selçuk
Volkan İ. Üzülmez Ernst Guti E. Martin
Teber
E. Martin Emre Niang Lugano Demir
Emre
Gönül
Santos Şam Lietava
E. Toraman
Karaduman
B. Abbas Emre Semih Stoch Lugano Santos Lugano Ayhan Pino Ergić
Tandoğan Topuz Bilica Santos Caner Semih
Gönül
Lugano
Kazim-Richards Koray Serdar Taşdelen
Yalçın
Olcan Bekir Niang
Semih Taşkıran Manucho Ediz Aydın İnanç
Ekşioğlu Caner Gönül Alex
Niang Yasin Emenike Çoğum Bal Niang Nas Erdal Dağaşan Lugano Hurmacı Niang Gönül
Selçuk
Emre
Volkan Burak Jaja Głowacki Čale Cora Simpson
Dixon Alex Niang Bekir Dia Santos
Lugano
Bekir Çakır Aydilek Quaresma
Toraman
Ferrari
Rüştü
Uysal Santos Gönül Alex Bekir Topuz Yobo
Dia Orhan
Hurşut Alex Niang Santos
Cristian Niang
Yobo
Emre
Semih Robak Servet
Zan
Baroš
Culio Özer Semih Alex İpek Tandoğan Öztürk Zengin
Coşkun
Sarı Niang Gönül Lugano Semih Niang
Lugano
Semih
Santos Popov Güçer Güngör Ceylan Sosa Wagner Şenol Can Zurita Elyasa Leko
Onur
Abdülkadir
Ediz
Erkan Gönül Alex Stoch Güiza Özer Yobo Santos Alex Cernat Lugano Topuz
Bekir Senecký Özden Toscalı E. Kılıç
A. Dereli Selçuk Alex Yobo

Türkiye Kupası

Main article: 2010–11 Turkish Cup

Group C

Sapara
Weeks
Uçar
Šesták
Snecký
G. Gönül
Kağan Caner G. Gönül Santos Lugano
Lugano
Iravul Kaya Manucho Taşkıran Çalışal Niang Bilica
Bekir
Caner

UEFA Champions League

Main article: 2010–11 UEFA Champions League

Third Qualifying Round

Costanzo
Kazim-Richards Stoch Turacı Alex Bilica Stoch
Bilica
Emre Bienvenu Affolter Hoschstrasser Degen

UEFA Europa League

Main article: 2010-11 UEFA Europa League

Play-off Round

Vitolo
Ivić Semih Lugano Santos Topuz
Lugano Malezas García Muslimović

References

References

  1. (23 May 2011). "Fenerbahce win the title for 18th time". [[The Times of India]].
  2. (14 January 2010). "Fenerbahçe Türkiye Kupası'ndan elendi". etkihaber.com.
  3. (4 August 2010). "Fenerbahçe, Şampiyonlar Ligi'nden elendi". Rotahaber.com.
  4. (27 August 2010). "Fenerbahçe UEFA Avrupa Liginden Elendi". sondakika.com.
  5. (24 August 2011). "Fenerbahce replaced in Champions League". UEFA.
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