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Manado United 9 
Full name Manado United 9 Nickname(s) Paus Biru Raksasa (en: The Giant Blue Whale)
The Blue Star
North Storm (Indonesian: Badai Utara)Founded 2010 Ground Klabat Stadium
Manado, Indonesia
(Capacity: 10.000)Owner 
Harley Benfica Mangindaan[1]
(Founder)Coach 
Sergei DubrovinLeague Liga Primer Indonesia 2011 LPI 17 
Home colours
Away coloursManado United 9 or simply known as MU-9[2] is an Indonesian football club based in Manado, North Sulawesi. The team plays in Liga Primer Indonesia.
Contents
Team Officials
Role Name President Ronny PangemananOfficial Jolly GabrielTeam Manager Audy KaramoyHead Coach Sergei Dubrovin[3]Coach Assistant M. Alhadad[4]Official Matjon BuangGoalkeeper Coach Edi RosadiDoctor Team Dr.ArifMasseur AmbranDriver Harley MaitThe Meaning of Logo
Manado United current Logo (2010-present)
The ship steering means signifies the wheel of a large vessel capable of passing the big storm hit.
Images of water and fish symbolizes the city of Manado as Marine City. Hopefully, with the football as well as to raise the image of Manado as Marine City. Meanwhile, the number nine meaning Manado united tribes of 9 large and 9 districts.[3]
Current Squad[5]
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No. Position Player 1 GK Darma MF Cornelis Mambesa MF Tommy Harianto MF Rosta 6 
DF Hossein Shiri 14 
FW Eugène Dadi 7 
FW Jardel Santana 8 MF Ronny Purwanda 9 FW Andi Supendi 10 MF Amaral (Marquee) 11 MF Felix Timbowo DF Rolis Sumual FW Iskandar 90 DF Herry Setiawan No. Position Player 27 
DF Felix Yetna DF Suparjo Yulianto 16 FW Anggie Karamoy MF Micky Montolalu DF Kevin Walean 19 FW Tommy Manggopa GK Yana Mulyana MF Michael Tindage 22 DF Warsidi 23 DF Yudas Ugu 24 MF Razi Alkarani 25 GK Bogey 99 MF Jeffrey Manginbulude 77 MF Yulian Hontong Supporters
Manado United's supporters call themselves "The Man" and "Manado United Fans Club (MUFC)".[6]
Kit Supplier
- Joma (since 2011)
2011 LPI Results
Date Location Opponent Score* Competition 23 January 2011 Bali, Indonesia Bali Devata F.C. 0 – 1 LPI 30 January 2011 Manado, Indonesia Cenderawasih F.C. 3 – 0 LPI 06 february 2011 Medan, Indonesia Medan Bintang F.C. 0 – 3 LPI 13 february 2011 Manado, Indonesia Atjeh United F.C. 2 – 2 LPI 19 february 2011 Yogyakarta, Indonesia Real Mataram 2 – 2 LPI 26 february 2011 Makassar, Indonesia PSM Makassar 0 – 0 LPI 6 March 2011 Manado, Indonesia Medan Chiefs 1 – 2 LPI 13 March 2011 Bogor, Indonesia Jakarta F.C. 1928 0 – 3 LPI 20 March 2011 Jatidiri Stadium Semarang United F.C. 0 – 2 LPI 27 March 2011 Surabaya Persebaya 1927 1 – 3 LPI 6 April 2011 Solo Persibo Bojonegoro 2 – 1 LPI 10 April 2011 Solo Solo F.C. 3 – 7 LPI 17 April 2011 Manado Persema Malang 0 – 0 LPI 24 April 2011 Jakarta Batavia Union 1 – 4 LPI 1 May 2011 Manado Bandung F.C. 1 – 1 LPI 7 May 2011 Tangerang Tangerang Wolves 1 – 1 LPI 14 May 2011 Manado Bogor Raya 1 – 0 LPI
* Manado United's scores listed firstReferences
- ^ http://beritamanado.com/2010/10/18/mu-tampil-di-liga-primer/
- ^ Lima Pemain Asing Perkuat Manado United
- ^ [1]
- ^ [2]
- ^ http://ligaprimer.co.id/node/146 MU profile at Liga Primer Indonesia
- ^ http://manado.tribunnews.com/2011/02/07/the-man-dan-mufc-sambut-kedatangan-manado-united
External links
- Manado United at Liga Primer Indonesia official website
Liga Primer Indonesia 2011 teams Atjeh United · Bali De Vata · Bandung F.C. · Batavia Union · Bintang Medan · Bogor Raya F.C. · Cendrawasih Papua · Jakarta F.C. · Manado United · Medan Chiefs · Minangkabau F.C. · Persebaya 1927 · Persema Malang · Persibo Bojonegoro · PSM Makassar · Real Mataram · Semarang United · Solo F.C. · Tangerang WolvesSeasons 2011Pre-season Tournament 2010Other Foreign playersCategories:- Indonesian football clubs
- Association football clubs established in 2010
- Indonesian football club stubs
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