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'Venus București

Address: București
Year of formation: 1915
Colours: white-black
Stadium:
"Venus" (opened in 1931, it was the most modern football arena in Romania: 15.000 seats, fitness, medical and recreational facilities unique in country of that time; in 1935, the stadium hosted a game under a floodlight installation; it was demolished around 1948; after WWII the arena was named "ICAS"; on today's location, between the Culture House of Students and Dâmbovița River, it lays the Opera Park)
1st game in Divizia A: 1932-1933
Previous names: Venus UCB (Uzinele Comunale București) -1948-
  Progresul ICAS (Institutul de Cercetări și Amenajări Silvice) -1949-

Champions (8):
1919-1920, 1920-1921, 1928-1929, 1931-1932, 1933-1934, 1936-1937, 1938-1939, 1939-1940
Romanian cup: -

Venus played 4 times the final of Romanian Cup 1939-1940 with Rapid București, due to tie-games (at that time there were no 11m kicks). For the 4th game, the players of Venus were promised each other a motorcycle as bonus!

Divizia A (9 editions)
178
106
35
37
491 - 243
Divizia B (3 editions)
80
28
12
40
134 - 203
Divizia C (1 edition)
12
3
3
6
21 - 33
Total (13 editions)
270
137
50
83
646 - 479

Venus in Divizia A: 1932-1933 • 12 • 06 • 04 - 02 - 34 • 17 • 16 points
  1933-1934 • 22 • 14 • 01 - 07 - 41 • 23 • 19 points
  1934-1935 • 22 • 14 • 01 - 07 - 57 • 38 • 29 points
  1935-1936 • 22 • 09 • 06 - 07 - 57 • 50 • 24 points
  1936-1937 • 22 • 13 • 06 - 03 - 63 • 26 • 32 points
  1937-1938 • 18 • 13 • 03 - 02 - 64 • 16 • 29 points
  1938-1939 • 22 • 14 • 07 - 01 - 51 • 20 • 35 points
  1939-1940 • 22 • 14 • 03 - 05 - 59 • 19 • 35 points
  1940-1941 • 24 • 14 • 04 - 06 - 65 • 34 • 32 points

Great players of all time:
Goalkeepers: Mircea DAVID, Nicolae IORDÃCHESCU, Jean LÃPUȘNEANU, Theodor POSTESCU
Defenders: Gheorghe ALBU, Gheorghe DRÃGHICESCU, Crum IONESCU, Alexandru NEGRESCU, Lazăr SFERA, STANCIU
Midfielders: Andrei BÃRBULESCU, BEFFA, Gheorghe BRANDABURA, Rudolf DEMETROVICI, Alfred EISENBEISSER (FIERARU), Vasile GAIN, Nicolae GORGORIN, Augustin JUHASZ, Ioan LUPAȘ, Onoriu NICOLAU, Alexandru NICOLAU-UNCHIUL, Vasiliu NICOLAU-UNCHIUL, Constantin STANCIU
Forwards: Iuliu BODOLA, Lucian GRUIN, Kostas (Constanin) HUMIS, Traian IORRDACHE, Mitty NICULESCU, Cornel ORZA, Silviu PLOEȘTEANU, Colea VÂLCOV, Petea VÂLCOV, Volodea VÂLCOV

History:
It was one of the famous pre-WWII clubs of Romania, always among the first in championship.

The team was set up on a ground behind the present Ion MIHALACHE market (former Filantropia/1 Mai) and the main area of fans was in downtown Bucharest, the districts of Splai, Plevnei, Grivița, Buzești and Matache.

In the last glamorous pre-WWII period of the club, president and sponsor of the team was at some time general Gabriel MARINESCU, chief-commissioner of Bucharest Police (1930-1939), member of royal camarilla. A famous public character around Venus was Nicolae THEODORU alias Chibrit (match stick), a leader of fans.

In Romanian Cup, it lost another 5 semi-finals with Rapid" București a real and famous psychological complex of the age (1936-1937, 1937-1938, 1938-1939, 1940-1941, 1941-1942).

In 1937, 1939 and 1940 it played in Mitropa Cup (forerunner of nowadays Champions' League), but always eliminated in the the 1st match.

In 1946-1947 it plays in Divizia B.

Famous coaches: 1937, Platko (Austria) and 1938, Janossy (Hungary).

In 1948, due to Communist regime norms (that stated that all sport associations had to join a form of trade-union, or a governmental institution), the team merges with UCB (Uzinele Comunale București - Administration of Sewerage Systems) and in 1949 is affiliated to Institutul de Cercetări și Amenajări Silvice (ICAS) - (The Institute for Research and Forest Arrangements).

In 1948-1949 Venus plays in Divizia C, but in February 1949 this division is closed, one of the official reasons being useless absence of players from work before weekends. The teams returned in county championships, some of them promoted in Divizia B, but Venus dissapeared.

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