FK Železničar

On my way to a third league derby in Čelarevo, I kept a little in Novi Sad. Not far from the bus and railway stations, hidden behind the railroads and wagons, is a small football pitch. There plays FK Železničar, football club from Novi Sad, Serbia. The club curently plays in GFL Novi Sad, which is the sixth tier of Serbian fotball. 
When I arrived there were kids playing while defending the colors of his clubs. Fortunately none of them are not injured, because the ground is terrible. Earth and the occasional blade of grass. In addition to the ground is high trees that look nice but it obscures the view. And environment of the ground does not give the impression of being in a big city, it all looks a bit like the wild...

 

 

 

 

FC "Vujadin Boškov"

In the early seventies of last century on the edge of Novi Sad, and the next roads to Veternik, arose sport and a training center, the home of football club Vojvodina. In 2006, the club reconstructed the whole club complex along with the stadium. The club's training complex is one of the most modern training camps in the region.  Today, this gorgeous center spread on 85,000 square meters of sports failties and 2,000 square feet of enclosed space. At 6 courts practicing daily first team players and seven junior selections of club. One of them is with artificial grass. Conditions that provides Football Centre  "Vujadin Boškov" allow playing matches and tournaments. Two courts are surrounded by bleachers, and at the main there is possibility of playing matches and training in night conditions.

Hajrá Csaba!

Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE 0-0 Újpest FC "B"
5.11.2011.
Ness Hungary NB II. Kelet - II
Békéscsaba, Kórház utcai stadion
att: 800

 On Saturday morning I sat on the bus to Szeged, Hungary. From there I went to Békéscsaba, with the intention to look at a team that was once played the European competitions while today's is second-division team. Békéscsaba (or shorter Csaba) is a town in Eastern Hungary with some sixty thousand inhabitants. It is easy to get there, even reach the stadium which is located on the other side of the city in relation to the bus station. Csaba center is very nice with a pedestrian zone, at whose end there are two huge churches followed by the street Kórház. There is stadium that has a name except for the street also has simple name Bekescsabai Stadion. From the street it was apparently a huge stadium. The stadium was built in 1974 and has a capacity of around 10,500 spectators. There are several gates to enter from the street. Admission was 700Ft which is slightly more than 2 euros. It does not matter on which gate you enter, because once you're inside the stadium, you can go on stand that you want. On the street side is the largest stand, divided into sectors with a cage for the visiting fans, which there was not today. On the opposite side is a covered stand with wooden benches for seating. At its end to the club building is something that I like in Hungary, buffet. Please one "Soproni" beer, thank you...but I drank better beers. Behind the stand there is an auxiliary pitch with artificial grass. I think the latest built stand, with plastic seats and an electric scoreboard, is located behind the goal on western side. On it was the group of local fans called "Bad Boys". A couple girls and a few not so bad guys. In some moments of the game except the players on the field I heard how people eat snacks! Incredible silence. From the game I was expecting more. Looking at some of the previous results I thought it would be a lot of goals. In the end, only 0-0. There was excitement and chances to score during a match, but today was not destined to see some goals.

Zmajevo

Since I have a habit that wherever I pass, turn on the local football ground, so one day I came to Zmajevo. It is a village in the municipality of Vrbas, Serbia, with about 3,500 inhabitants. FK Obilić is football club based in Zmajevo. Club was founded in 1923 but only two years later he began to compete and is probably the reason why it is on the emblem year 1925. Obilić was in results and financial crisis at the same time, during the last decade. The solution is found in fusion with the team FK Stari Vrbas from Vrbas into FK Stari Vrbas-Obilić. Today, the old name has been returned. The club curently plays in Vojvodjanska liga Zapad, which is the fourth tier of Serbian football. A significant event is the completion of the new building and the stadium. Today Obilić has a solid working conditions. Sports centre has nice stand on football ground, auxiliary pitch, tennis court and small concrete pitch. And they have a housekeeper. The man attacked me when I arrived and began to photograph! What I do, do I want to re-write bad of the club administration on the internet and so on...I barely persuaded the man that I am first time here! In the end, he complained that a few days ago some kids wrote graffiti on stand. The poor man...I felt sorry for him at the end. 

Approach to stand

On the stand

The West stand

The South end with the club building in the background

Behind dugouts is tennis court and auxiliary pitch

FK Polet

Sivac is a village in the municipality of Kula with somewhere around 7000 inhabitants. FK Polet is a football club based in Sivac. The club has established in 1928 as a sports society Sokol. In the period since 1928 to 1969 club changes several names and competes as a SD Sloboda, SD Napredak, SD Zvezda to the final formation of FK Polet.
The stadium on which they playing is not far from the city center. Is simply called by the name of the club, stadium Polet. The club curently plays in Vojvodjanska liga Zapad, which is the fourth tier of Serbian football. The stadium has one small stand with curently 284 seats. There were more seats but someone did not like them so broke them...

Entrance to "Polet" stadium

Dressing rooms

The only stand

Who is bothered by the seats?

I love these images through the net ...

Dugouts

Recaro or not?

FK Rusin

Ruski Krstur is a village in the municipality of Kula. It is a cultural center of Rusyn national minority in Vojvodina, Serbia. Football club Rusin was founded in 1923, from which later grew to the same name sports society, with teams in various sports. FK Rusin curently plays in MFL-Sombor Apatin-Kula-Odžaci, which is the sixth tier of Serbian football. They play their home matches at the stadium "Jaraš". After you pass through the gate with a rusted club name, enter it in the middle of concrete stand. Stand is on the west and on the other side to the east behind the dugouts there is an auxiliary pitch. It is interesting how close to the houses is the only stand.

Welcome to "Jaraš"

The best view is from the neighbor's toilet!

Children playground

View at the stand

Dugouts

And what is God's sake this? Scoreboard?!