Club Atlético Douglas Haig

Douglas Haig
Full name Club Atlético Douglas Haig
Nickname(s) Fogoneros
Carasucias
Rojinegros
El Milan de Pergamino
Founded 11 November 1918 (1918-11-11)
Ground Miguel Morales, Pergamino, Buenos Aires Province
Ground Capacity 16,000
Chairman Javier Martínez
Manager Andrés Guglielminpietro
League Primera B Nacional
2015
Website Club home page

Club Atlético Douglas Haig is an Argentine football club from Pergamino, Buenos Aires Province. The team won the 2011–12 Torneo Argentino A championship, promoting it to the second division of Argentine football, Primera B Nacional where it currently plays.[1]

The club is named after Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, a senior British Army commander during World War I.

Founded on 18 November 1918 after the victory of the Allied forces, a group of British workers on the Argentinian central railroad decided to start a club to participate in the local soccer championship. This required the consent and support of the chief of the railway, Ronald Leslie, who, as a condition, requested that the club take the name of General Douglas Haig. [2]

Players

Current squad

Current squad of Club Atlético Douglas Haig as of May 07, 2015 (edit)
Sources: BDFA

No. Position Player
 ARG GK Martin Perafan
 ARG GK Lautaro Ostoich
 ARG GK Fernando Tantoni
 ARG DF Alan Aguirre
 ARG DF Franco Flores
 ARG DF Leandro Gioda
 ARG DF Carlos Marcolongo
 ARG DF Ezequiel Martino
 ARG DF Francisco Martinez
 ARG DF Damián Senegalles
 ARG DF Alejandro Chaparro
 ARG DF Cristian Stele
No. Position Player
 ARG DF Nicolás Pisano
 ARG MF Rodrigo Caballuci
 ARG MF Sebastian Carrera
 ARG MF Diego Levato
 ARG MF Emanuel Moreno
 ARG MF Guillermo Compagnucci
 ARG MF Nahuel Rodríguez
 ARG MF Alvaro Rosello
 PAR FW Angel Orue
 ARG FW Victor Gomez
 ARG FW Juan Eduardo Martín
 ARG FW Fabricio Lenci

Manager: Andrés Guglielminpietro

Honours

National

Regional

Notes

  1. Tournament created to promote one team from Buenos Aires Province to recently created Primera B Nacional. Douglas Haig won the championship defeating Olimpo de Bahía Blanca at the finals.[3]

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