PSIM Yogyakarta

PSIM history began on 5 September 1929 by the birth of a football organization, called the United Football Sports Mataram (Persatuan Sepakraga Mataram) or abbreviated PSM. The name Mataram was used because Yogyakarta is the administrative center of the Mataram Kingdom. Then on July 27, 1930 the name was changed to United Indonesian Football Mataram or shortened as a result of demands of the PSIM nationalist movement to achieve independence of Indonesia. PSIM itself when it was actually a body of national struggle and the Indonesian State.

On April 19, 1930, PSIM, together with VIJ Jakarta, Bandung BIVB, MIVB (now PPSM Magelang), MVB (PSM Makassar) SIVB (Persebaya Surabaya), VVB (Persis Solo) PSSI gave birth to the idea to participate in a meeting held in Yogyakarta Hadiprojo Societeit. PSIM in the meeting was represented by HA Hamid, Daslam, and Amir Noto. After the meeting, it was finally agreed to establish, a founding parent organization named Persatuan Sepakraga Seluruh Indonesia (PSSI) in 1931, to be based in Yogyakarta.

Since it was also the annual competition between cities / union held . In union competition, PSIM been a champion in 1932 after the final match in Jakarta beat VIJ Jakarta . Furthermore, many PSIM -this time can only be ranked second after losing in the final competition matches in 1939, 1940, 1941, 1943 and 1948.

At year - the first year PSIM take part in the football national, one Bond Netherlands VBDO ( Voetbal Bond Djokja en Omstreken ) amazed, VBDO bond Dutch when it is in Stadium Kotabaru ( Stadium Kridosono ) which has a field that smooth soft start demeanor viewed PSIM . V.B.D.O see PSIM competition can take place on a regular basis without any constraints . The audience / community football fans start watching PSIM drpada V.B.D.O Kotabaru, at the stadium that Asri It is not in the middle of the city, In 1935 V.B.D.O Kotabaru invite a friendly match / Friendly Match with PSIM Yogyakarta, PSIM derived lineup is:

• GK: Ibnu Saipur (FVC)
• DF : Wongso (alm HW)
• DF : Sambudi (alm HW)
• DF : Kantil (HW)
• MF : Lessi (alm HW)
• MF :Zaenal (HW)
• MF : Dullailah (alm HW)
• FW : Djawad (Brow)
• FW : Sudito (alm FVC )
• FW : Nurahman (SM)

The home match ground of PSIM is Mandala Krida Stadium, which has a capacity of 25,000 supporters. The stadium is quite feasible to hold the match evening or night because the stadium has national standard lightning system. The stadium is ready to accommodate other supporters were placed on the northwest side of the stadium . On all sides of the stadium stands occupied by Brajamusti.

The end of 2012, Detail Engineering Design ( DED ) Mandala Krida Stadium was completed and then performed a total renovation as well as the physical arrangement of the building . The arrangement will be implemented, 2013. Maturation of design continues BPO and associates who have been appointed. During the two weeks of meetings to discuss the DED . At the initial stage will be set up to Rp 6 billion . This was done in order to anticipate the use of the funds can be accounted for, controlled and transparent . The urge to renovate the stadium pride of the citizens of Yogyakarta came from various circles . Especially people who often use them for various purposes . A number of facilities will be added in the stadium complex 's oldest Yogyakarta Special Region . Among other things for the sport of rock climbing, sand volleyball, rollerblading, tennis, motor racing, and archery . The rest GOR Amongrogo just 50 meters will be optimized for other sports.

PSIM Yogyakarta is one of the most popular football clubs in Yogyakarta, and the supporter called Brajamusti (Hooligans, MGR, Cobra Mataram, Dahkota, Baju Barat, Pathuk squad & Cidelaras). Brajamusti means Brayat Jogja Mataram Utama Sejati.

The meaning of the word solemnly his Brajamusti is Aji - magical spell of Gatutkaca . Bima is one of the five Pandavas , have children named Gatutkaca . He is a giant in the Mahabharata and only appear when Bharatayuddha war, idolized warriors in stories with a variety of stories and miracle with weapon- Brajamusti spell that is still to be learned among the Java community.

As of 12 March 2020

This is current squads for Liga 2 campaign. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF  IDN Hendra Wijaya 3 DF  IDN Al Rizqy Prananda 5 DF  IDN Sunni Hizbullah 6 MF  IDN Ahmad Baasith 9 FW  IDN Martinus Novianto 15 DF  IDN Kurniadi Tri Sakti 17 FW  IDN Nanda Nurrandi 18 MF  IDN Raymond Ivonitus Tauntu 19 MF  IDN Yoga Pratama 20 GK  IDN Ivan Febrianto 22 MF  IDN Tegar Pangestu 23 MF  IDN Ichsan Pratama

No. Pos. Nation Player 26 DF  IDN Beny Wahyudi 27 FW  IDN Ken Noveryan 28 MF  IDN Yudha Alkanza 29 FW  IDN Talaohu Musafri 32 DF  IDN Risman Maidullah 41 MF  IDN Slamet Budiyono 78 GK  IDN Jordyno Putra Dewa 84 DF  IDN Purwaka Yudhi (captain) 86 GK  IDN Sandy Firmansyah 87 MF  IDN Supriyadi Eeng 96 FW  IDN Dwi Rafi Angga 99 DF  IDN Crah Angger

According to him, the superiority compared to the other team mascots, the Javanese Dragon comes from a mythological animal that contains a philosophy. So it's not like the mainstream "mascot". Even though it is a dragon's physique, he tries to incorporate a knight character in it. The mascot was given the name "Raynor". Derived from Sanskrit which means tough warrior. Taking from the elements of the soldiers of the Yogyakarta Palace who have a kstarian character. They started from the desire to know more about the philosophy of the logo and the nickname of their favorite team. Besides also the desire to compare the nickname of the team in order to get closer to fans or supporters.

PSIM has the nickname Laskar Mataram and also has the nickname Javanese Dragon from the Candrasengkala or Sengkalan formula. Derived from the year PSIM was born, namely in 1860 on the Javanese calendar or 1929 in the year AD. The year is synonymous with the Year of the Dragon.

Javanese dragon symbols can also be found at the gate and entrance to the palace buildings. As in the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat and Tamansari Palace. Including the "PSIM logo" at this time also took the philosophy from Sengkalan.

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• (in Indonesian) Official Site of PSIM Yogyakarta Supporters/Brajamusti
• (in Indonesian) Official Site of PSIM Yogyakarta
• (in Indonesian) Site of PSIM fans outside Yogjakarta
• (in Indonesian) Ultras Mataram PSIM Jogja Supporters
• (in Indonesian) MARKAS-MATARAM ON KASKUS PSIM Fans
• (in Indonesian) Facebook PSIM Fanspage