FC Jazz

















































FC Jazz Pori
Logo
Full nameFootball Club Jazz Pori
Founded22 September 1934; 83 years ago (22 September 1934)
Ground
Pori Stadium, Pori

Ground Capacity		12,600
ChairmanKari Kaivo-oja
Manager
Wales John Allen
LeagueYkkönen
20148th


















Home colours
















Away colours




FC Jazz is a football club from Pori, Finland, currently playing in the Finnish second tier Ykkönen having been promoted from Kakkonen in 2013.[1]





Contents





  • 1 History


    • 1.1 PPT 1934–1991


    • 1.2 FC Jazz


    • 1.3 Name changes




  • 2 Honours


  • 3 Season to season 1980–2013


  • 4 European competitions


  • 5 Current squad


  • 6 PPT


  • 7 Former players


  • 8 References


  • 9 External links





History






2013 promotion playoffs FC Jazz vs. Ekenäs IF at Pori Stadium.




PPT 1934–1991


FC Jazz was established in 1934 as Porin Pallo-Toverit (PPT for short) by 18 young men who had previously played football in the local sports club Pyrintö. The founders had strong labour movement background and PPT immediately joined the Finnish Workers' Sports Federation (TUL). PPT had also a section for bandy.[2]


PPT played its first years in TUL regional series and after the second world war in TUL national divisions. The club made its debut in Finnish Football Association's national divisions in 1948 Suomensarja which was the second tier of Finnish football. After six more seasons in TUL series PPT joined the FA's divisions permanently in 1955 playing third or fourth tiers up to the 1980s. In 1982 PPT was promoted to 1. division and year later to the premier division Mestaruussarja.[2]



FC Jazz


In 1992 PPT changed its name for FC Jazz. The name was inspired by Pori Jazz festival, which is one of the most popular jazz festivals in Europe. FC Jazz won two Finnish championship titles in 1993 and 1996. The club was relegated to second tier in 2004, but the first team was dissolved 2005 as a result of financial problems.


FC Jazz youth section had been separated from the league organisation in 2002 and was known as FC Jazz-juniorit (FC Jazz Juniors). In 2006 club started in FA Satakunta district 5. division. Two years later FC Jazz-juniorit was promoted to third tier Kakkonen, which is the lowest national level in Finnish football. Since 2010 FC Jazz-juniorit has been again known as FC Jazz. In 2013 FC Jazz was promoted to Ykkönen after beating Ekenäs IF 4–2 on aggregate in the promotion playoffs.[1]



Name changes



  • Porin Pallo-Toverit (PPT, 1934–1992)

  • FC Jazz (1992–2004)

  • FC Jazz-juniorit (FC Jazz-j, 2005–2009)

  • FC Jazz (2010–present)



Honours






PPT 1940 squad.





  • Finnish Championship:


    • Winners (2): 1993, 1996




  • Finnish Cup:


    • Runners-up (1): 1995




  • Finnish League Cup:


    • Runners-up (1): 1994





Season to season 1980–2013





















































































































































































































































































































































































SeasonLevelDivisionSectionPositionManagerTop scorerMovements
1980Tier 4
III Divisioona (Third Division)

Satakunta/Tampere
8thPertti Lundell
Finland Jari Peltonen, 14
1981Tier 4
III Divisioona (Third Division)

Satakunta/Turku
1stPertti Lundell
Finland Risto Puustinen, 31		Promoted
1982Tier 3
II Divisioona (Second Division)
Group West1stPertti Lundell
Finland Risto Puustinen, 18		Promoted
1983Tier 2
I Divisioona (First Division)
2ndPertti Lundell
England Richard Wilson, 19		Promoted
1984Tier 1
Mestaruussarja (Premier League)
9thPertti Lundell
England Richard Wilson, 9
1985Tier 1
Mestaruussarja (Premier League)
9thPertti Lundell
Finland Mika Sankala, 7
1986Tier 1
Mestaruussarja (Premier League)
8thPertti Lundell
Finland Petri Järvinen, 8
1987Tier 1
Mestaruussarja (Premier League)
6thPauno Kymäläinen
Finland Jarmo Alatensiö, 10
1988Tier 1
Mestaruussarja (Premier League)
12thPauno Kymäläinen
Finland Seppo Sulonen, 7		Relegated
1989Tier 2
I Divisioona (First Division)
4thPauno Kymäläinen
Soviet Union Yuri Gavrilov, 9
Finland Saku Laaksonen
1990Tier 2
I Divisioona (First Division)
1st
Pauno Kymäläinen,
Seppo Sairanen (9 August)

Finland Petri Toivonen, 12		Promoted
1991Tier 1
Futisliiga (Premier League)
8thMarkku Wacklin
Finland Rami Nieminen, 15
1992Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
3rdSeppo Sairanen
Brazil Luiz Antônio, 21
1993Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
1stJussi Ristimäki
Finland Antti Sumiala, 20
1994Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
4thJussi Ristimäki
Finland Jukka Ruhanen, 12
1995Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
4thPertti Lundell
Brazil Luiz Antônio, 12
1996Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
1stJari Pyykölä
Brazil Luiz Antônio, 17
1997Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
8th
Jari Pyykölä,
Jukka Vakkila (11 August)

Brazil Marco, 9
1998Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
5th
Tapio Raatikainen,
Pertti Lundell (7 June)

Brazil Marco, 6
Spain Ricky
Brazil Rodrigo
1999Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
6thPertti Lundell
Sweden Hasan Cetinkaya, 6
Brazil Marco
2000Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
5thPertti Lundell
Finland Matti Santahuhta, 6
Peru Hector Takayama
2001Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
10th
Jouni Joensuu,
Jussi Ristimäki (13 July)

Brazil Rodrigo, 8
Finland Antti Sumiala
2002Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
12th
Risto Virtanen,
Jussi Ristimäki (2 September)

Brazil Rodrigo, 8
2003Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
12thSeppo Sairanen
Brazil Piracaia, 15
2004Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
13th
Seppo Sairanen,
Sami Rintanen (11 October)

Finland Mikael Muurimäki, 6
Finland Matti Santahuhta
Relegated
2005
2006Tier 6
Vitonen (Fifth Division)
Satakunta1stMikko Mannila
Finland Juuso Ollonqvist, 6
Finland Juho Wahlroos		Promoted
2007Tier 5
Nelonen (Fourth Division)
Satakunta1stMikko Mannila
Finland Ville Kuusinen, 11		Promoted
2008Tier 4
Kolmonen (Third Division)
Satakunta1stMikko Mannila
Brazil João Gaetti, 11		Promoted
2009Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Group B10thMikko Mannila
Finland Ari Qvist, 7
2010Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Group B10thMikko Mannila
Ivory Coast Mamadou Konate, 9
2011Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Group B7th
Risto Virtanen,
Jouni Joensuu (1 August)

Finland Jesse Junnila, 15
2012Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Western Group2ndMatti Santahuhta
Ivory Coast Sekou Konate, 14
2013Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Western Group1stMatti Santahuhta
Finland Samu-Petteri Mäkelä, 14		Promoted
2014Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
8th
Jouni Joensuu,
Jani Uotinen (5 August)

Cyprus Alekos Alekou, 14
2015Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
7thJohn Allen
Finland Samu-Petteri Mäkelä, 8


European competitions


UEFA Champions League:


























SeasonRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
1997–19981st qualifying round
Estonia FC Lantana
2–01–03–0
2nd qualifying round
Netherlands Feyenoord
1–22–63–8

UEFA Cup:










































SeasonRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
1994–95Preliminary round
Denmark FC Copenhagen
0–41–01–4
1996–97Preliminary round
Faroe Islands GÍ Gøta
3–11–04–1
Qualifying round
Russia FC Dynamo Moscow
1–31–12–4
1997–981st round
Germany 1860 München
0–11–61–7

UEFA Intertoto Cup:


























SeasonRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
20011st round
Romania Gloria Bistrița
1–01–22–2
2nd round
France Paris Saint-Germain
1–40–31–7


Current squad






As of 16 August 2016. [3]


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.




























































































No.PositionPlayer
1FinlandGKLauri Pirhonen
2FinlandDFPatrik Raitanen
3FinlandDFTuure Mäntynen
4United StatesDFGabriel Wirz
5FinlandDFJussi Välilä
6FinlandDFJens Harju
7FinlandFWSamu-Petteri Mäkelä
8FinlandFWToni Junnila
9FinlandFWJuho Lehtonen
10South AfricaMFLeroy Maluka
11FinlandDFTommi Lehto
12FinlandGKRasmus Östling
13FinlandMFBenjamin Tuovinen

















































































No.PositionPlayer
14FinlandDFVille-Valtteri Starck
15FinlandFWWaltteri Riihimäki
16FinlandDFSamuli Virtanen
17FinlandMFAlbion Muzaci
19FinlandMFJoonas Rantala
20FinlandMFJustus Lehto
21SpainMFDani Sánchez
22FinlandGKPauli Tuisku
23FinlandMFNiko Leskelä
24FinlandMFEetu Räisänen
25FinlandMFTobias Tiainen
32FinlandMFAleksi Nurminen



PPT


The reserve team compete in the Kakkonen Group C for the 2016 season. Since the season 2016 the FC Jazz 2 team is known as PPT.[4]


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.




































































No.PositionPlayer
3FinlandDFRiku Paularinne
4FinlandMFJonne Tuominen
5FinlandDFTuomas Kallioinen
6FinlandDFJoni Repo
8FinlandMFJussi Koivuniemi
9FinlandFWVille Mäkelä
9FinlandFWSamuel Sirén
15FinlandFWMatias Koskinen
16FinlandDFVili Huppunen































































No.PositionPlayer
17FinlandDFOnni Nevala
18FinlandFWSami Kirvesmäki
20NigeriaMFFriday Iyam
22FinlandDFTeemu Heinonen
24FinlandMFAleksi Pihlainen
25FinlandDFNiko Mattila
28FinlandMFOlli Uhlbeck
32FinlandDFToni Kuusela
88FinlandDFPetteri Itäranta



Former players






Two-time Veikkausliiga top scorer Luiz Antônio in 1996.



All following FC Jazz players have been capped at least once by their respective national team's first squad.










  • Finland Jarmo Alatensiö


  • Cyprus Alekos Alekou


  • El Salvador Víctor Dubón


  • Finland Timo Furuholm


  • Soviet Union Yuri Gavrilov


  • Finland Rami Hakanpää


  • Finland Jarno Heinikangas


  • Finland Petri Helin





  • Finland Janne Hietanen


  • Finland Miika Juntunen


  • Finland Petri Järvinen


  • Finland Toni Kallio


  • Finland Lasse Karjalainen


  • Finland Peter Kopteff


  • Finland Saku Laaksonen


  • Finland Jarmo Manninen





  • The Gambia Matthew Mendy


  • Finland Janne Mäkelä


  • Finland Rami Nieminen


  • Finland Juha Pasoja


  • Finland Jon Poulsen


  • Finland Risto Puustinen


  • Finland Juha Riippa


  • Finland Jukka Ruhanen





  • Finland Seppo Sairanen


  • Finland Petri Sulonen


  • Finland Antti Sumiala


  • Finland Janne Suokonautio


  • Finland Kim Suominen


  • Finland Jani Viander


  • Finland Hermanni Vuorinen


  • Finland Ville Väisänen




References





  1. ^ ab "Europa League football for Vaasa in 2014". Yle News. 20 October 2013. Retrieved 20 October 2013. 


  2. ^ ab PPT 1934–1984 50th Anniversary book.


  3. ^ Pelaajat FC Jazz. Retrieved 3 April 2016.


  4. ^ FC Jazz/2 ensi kaudella PPT




External links







  • FC Jazz Official Website








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