UD Gijón Industrial

Unión Deportivo Gijón Industrial is a football team based in Gijón in the autonomous community of Asturias. Founded in 1969, it plays in Tercera División – Group 2. The club's home ground is Santa Cruz, which has a capacity of 2,500 spectators.[4]

Gijón Industrial
Full nameUnión Deportivo Gijón Industrial
Nickname(s)Indus, Fabril
FoundedJuly 10, 1969 (1969-07-10)
GroundSanta Cruz, Gijón,
Asturias,
Spain
Capacity2,500[1]
PresidentDiego Junquera[2]
Head coachMiguel Angel Martín Tejedor[3]
League3ª – Group 2
2018–193ª – Group 2, 17th

History

Gijón Industrial was founded on 10 July 1969 as a merger between Pelayo CF and Club Calzada, both immersed in a serious economic trouble. The club started playing in Tercera División, when it was composed by inter-provincial groups, being its best season the 1977–78 one, when it finished in the third position of the league table and qualified for the first time to the Copa del Rey.

After a first relegation in the next season, Gijón Industrial came back to Tercera División three season later and four more times the Copa del Rey, before being again relegated to Regional Preferente in 1982. It spent eight seasons in this league before promoting again to Tercera in 1990. After this promotion, the club stays ten consecutive seasons in the fourth tier, the longest streak of the club, before being relegated again.

Since its foundation, the club always alternated Tercera División and Regional Preferente.

Stadium

Estadio Santa Cruz, during the 2012 local derby against UC Ceares.

Since its foundation, Gijón Industrial plays its games at Estadio Santa Cruz with a capacity for 3,000 people.

The stadium was inaugurated in 1948 and it was owned by Pelayo CF until its merge with Club Calzada in 1969. In 2016, the Town Hall of Gijón renovated the stadium and changed the pitch to one made of artificial turf.

Season to season

SeasonTierDivisionPosPldWDLGFGAPtsCopa del ReyCopa Federación
1969–70312th38121313384437
1970–7141ª Reg.4th36141210583840
1971–7241ª Reg.8th3819415764742
1972–7341ª Reg.2nd382486783656
POW211032
1973–74319th389920316727First round
1974–7541ª Reg.3rd3823105653256
1975–7641ª Reg.7th38151310603443
1976–7741ª Reg.3rd382297693753
1977–7843rd3815149554544First round
1978–79411th38131213384638First round
1979–80417th3812818495532First round
1980–8145th38171011563944
1981–82419th3851122336721First round
1982–835Pref.3rd3817129744246
1983–845Pref.9th3819613574744
1984–855Pref.7th38161111725043
1985–865Pref.15th38121115495935
1986–875Pref.7th3818911583445
1987–885Pref.5th3817129543746
1988–895Pref.4th382486622956
1989–905Pref.3rd382198613351
1990–91412th38111314484935
1991–9248th38121511323639
1992–93413th3891415484532
1993–9448th38131510403041
1994–95413th3814618596334Quarterfinals
1995–9647th3817912453860
1996–97413th38111017445643First round
1997–98414th3812917515345
1998–99413th3813817495847
1999–00418th38101216355242
2000–015Pref.5th3821710603470
2001–025Pref.2nd3823114682880
2002–0347th3816139463661
2003–04411th3814816405750Group stage
2004–05414th3812818396544Group stage
2005–06414th38101315464743
2006–07417th3891118426738
2007–085Pref.3rd3819712523764
2008–0948th3814915466551
2009–10415th3810919376539Group stage
2010–11417th3891019345037
2011–12413th38111215355245
2012–13415th38101315354243
2013–14416th389920215036
2014–15414th38121016425046
2015–16418th3861319346831
2016–175Pref.2nd3818173653371
2017–18412th3813817525547
2018–19417th389821386435
2019–2048th281099423639

Famous coaches

References

  1. "UD Gijón Industrial - Tercera División G 2". www.resultados-futbol.com. Retrieved 2020-10-09.
  2. España, La Nueva. "Diego Junquera, nuevo presidente del Industrial". www.lne.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-10-09.
  3. "Miguel Angel Martín Tejedor Entrenador UD Gijón Industrial : Palmarés, Carrera, Edad". Fichajes.com : Información sobre los fichajes y actualidad del mundo del fútbol (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-10-09.
  4. "The latest news from UD Gijón Industrial: squad, results, table". www.besoccer.com. Retrieved 2020-10-09.

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