Arminia Bielefeld
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DSC Arminia Bielefeld was founded in
1905. The sports club is best known for its soccer program, having been promoted to the German
Bundesliga a record seven times, which means they also hold the record for being demoted: six times. Their most recent season in the Bundesliga is
2004-
2005.
2004/05 Squad
- 1 Matthias Hain
- 2 Markus Schuler
- 3 Marcio Borges
- 4 Petr Gabriel
- 5 Rüdiger Kauf
- 6 Detlev Dammeier
- 7 Delron Buckley
- 8 Vanco Trajanov
- 9 Claudiu Raducanu
- 10 Fatmir Vata
- 11 Ervin Skela
- 12 Michael Fink
- 14 Marco Küntzel
- 15 Daniel Bogusz
- 16 Benjamin Lense
- 17 Bernd Rauw
- 18 Isaac Boakye
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- 19 Klodian Duro
- 20 Radomir Dalović
- 21 Massimilian Porcello
- 22 Patrick Owomoyela
- 23 Dennis Eilhoff
- 24 Diego Leon
- 25 Philip Heithölter
- 26 Ronny Kockel
- 27 Christian Wieczorek
- 28 Henning Grieneisen
- 29 Finn Holsing
- 30 Roberto Pinto
- 32 Matthias Langkamp
- 33 Engin Yildız;
- 35 Ferhat Cerçi
- 34 Tomasz Wisio
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