Website: www.budapestceltic.com

Contacts: Matt Watson Broughton: geordiejjj@hotmail.com or Neil Evans: neil@budapestceltic.com

Squad 2009-2010

Position	Name	Nationality	Goals (cup)
Goalkeeper	Matthew Watson-Broughton		0
Goalkeeper	Janos Barits		0
Defender	Misi Greiling		0
Defender	Mark Ryan		0
Defender	Leo Kronberger		2 (1)
Defender	Laurence Coen		0
Defender	Joe McCann		0
Defender	Gábor Hársányi		0
Defender	Paul Couling		0
Midfielder	Felix		2 (1)
Midfielder	Ahmet		3
Midfielder	Sam Houlison		0
Midfielder	Neil Evans		9 (2)
Midfielder	Johny Bennett		0
Midfielder	Yoshiaki Ikeda		5
Midfielder	Szilard Kardhordo		1
Midfielder	Paul Kamondy		0
Midfielder	Martin Abel		0
Midfielder	Stanislav Ryjov		3 (1)
Midfielder	Martin Abel		0
Midfielder	Seb Schneider		0
Midfielder	Akhsar Sanakoev		1
Midfielder	Rodrigo Cota		2
Midfielder	Alan Portillo		1 (1)
Forward	Chris Dobson		5 (3)
Forward	Jasper Zebner		22 (4)
Forward	Abdullah Saleh Alghanmi		9
Forward	Ivan		1
Forward	Vladislav Panov		5 (1)

Club History

Budapest Celtic F.C. was established in 1996 by a group of British and Irish ex-pats, who wanted to play a serious game of football, but realised the only way of guaranteeing games, was by joining the local Budapest League IV Division (BLSZ) in 1998. A final position of 3rd place was Celtic's achievement in their inaugral season of playing in the Hungarian National League - BLSZ Div 4 in 1998. In 2001, Celtic successfully gained promotion to Div 3.

Over the years we have seen players come and go and we pride ourselves in having had footballers from the four corners of the globe. Even though we may have lost one or two of our players on trips abroad, Budapest Celtic continues to go from strength to strength and won the World Cup Magyarország League Division 1 in Autumn 2006 at the third attempt. Celtic Kaledonians F.C. was formed as the second-string team of Budapest Celtic in 2006 to participate in Division 2 of the World Cup Magyarország League.

League and Cup Record