Forgive Ōita

Forgive Ōita
Basic data
Surname	Forgive Ōita
Seat	Yufu , Ōita
founding	2003
Colours	Red White
president	Sanu Toru
Website	verspah.jp
First soccer team
Venue	Oita Sports Park
Places	16,000
league	Japan Football League
2019	7th place
home Away

Verspah Ōita ( Japanese ヴ ェ ル ス パ 大分 Verusupa Ōita ) is a Japanese football club from Yufu in Ōita prefecture . He has played in the Japan Football League since 2012 .

history

The association was founded in August 2003 by employees of the company Hōyō Seikō KK as Hoyo FC ( HOYO FC , HOYO Efu Shī ). Within a few years he worked his way through the leagues Prefecture Oita up and stepped into the end of the 2009 season Kyushu - Regional on. In the following two years the championship could be won, what with the qualification for the national regional league finals . Here they failed in the preliminary round in 2010, before being promoted to the Japan Football League a year later .

Club name

Despite its short existence, the club has already gone through a number of name changes. It is noteworthy that, in contrast to the usual use of katakana for word creations or adaptations of foreign words, until 2013, apart from the name of the prefecture added in 2010, Latin letters were used throughout:

• 2003-2004 HOYO FC
• 2005–2009 HOYO Atletico ELAN
• 2010 HOYO Atletico ELAN Ōita ( HOYO Atletico ELAN 大分 )
• 2011–2012 HOYO AC ELAN Ōita ( HOYO AC ELAN 大分 )
• 2013 HOYO Ōita ( HOYO 大分 )

In 2014, with the aim of seeking extraordinary J. League membership, the company name was replaced by a two-word Portmanteau . Merging the Portuguese “vermelho” (red, referring to the main color of the team) and the English “spa” (source, based on the multitude of hot springs in nearby Beppu ) resulted in “Verspah” ( ヴ ェ ル ス パ Verusupa ). The appended "h" is a reminder of the old team name HOYO.

successes

• Oita Prefecture League 3rd Division

Winner: 2005

• Oita Prefecture League 2nd Division

Winner: 2006

• Oita Prefectural League (Div. 1)

Winner: 2009

2nd place: 2007

• Kyushu Soccer League

1st place: 2010, 2011

Stadion

The club plays its home games at Oita Sports Park , also known as Oita Athletic Stadium known in Oita in the prefecture of Oita from. The stadium has a capacity of 16,000 spectators.

player

Status: August 2020

No. position Surname 1 TW Takashi Himeno 2 FROM Kazuya Sakamoto 3 FROM Takahiro Urashima 4th FROM Daigo Nishimura 5 FROM Takuto Honda 6th MF Koki Takahashi 7th MF Hiroto Miyauchi 8th MF Hirohito Shinohara 9 ST Kento Yabuuchi 10 MF Kosei Uryu 11 MF Rui Tone 13 MF Shogo Tsukada 14th MF Hayato Nishinoue 15th MF Yusuke Kaneko

No. position Surname 16 FROM Kosuke Fukumoto 17th MF T akumi Fujimoto 18th ST Makoto Nakamura 19th MF Mitsuaki Nishimura 20th TW Kenta Sato 21st MF Takumi Nakano 22nd ST Taiki Mochiyama 23 FROM Kimiaki Nishikawa 25th ST Yuki Yoshimoto 30th MF Tsutomu Murata 31 TW Ryo Hasegawa 33 ST Hiroki Maeda 44 MF Shinta Fukushima

Coach chronicle

Status: August 2020

Trainer	nation	from	to
Haruo Yuki	Japan	January 1, 2012	December 31, 2015
Tōru Sano	Japan	February 1, 2016	January 31, 2018
Shigemitsu Sudō	Japan	1st February 2018	today

Season placement

season	league	space
2007	Oita Prefectural League (Division 1)	2.
2008		3.
2009		1.
2010	Kyushu Soccer League	1.
2011		1.
2012	Japan Football League	15th
2013		15th
2014		7th
2015		10.
2016		13.
2017		14th
2018		9.
2019		7th
2020

Web links

• Official Website (Japanese)
• Verspah Ōita at transfermarkt.de
• Miss Ōita at soccerway.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Kader 2020 In: transfermarkt.de (German), accessed on August 6, 2020
2. ↑ Trainer Chronicle In: transfermarkt.de (German), accessed on August 6, 2020