PFC Cherno More Varna
Founded on 3 March 1913
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1909 - Football Club “Sportist” was founded 3 March 1913 - Touristic and Sports organisation “Galata” was founded. 18 May 1913 - TSO "Galata" changed name to TSO “Reka Ticha” 24 May 1914 - FC “Sportist” and TSO “Reka Ticha” merged under the name “Kamchia” but a month later was renamed SC “Ticha” due to the already existing registration 1 May 1921 - SC “Granit” split from SC “Ticha” and changed its name to SC “Vladislav” 18 February 1945 - SC “Ticha” and SC “Vladislav” merged under the name 1947 - Tennis Club “Primorets” also joined and the club changed its name to SC “TVP” 15 October 1948 - SC "TVP" was brought under the authority of the Ministry of Defence and its name changed to “Botev” 1951 - "Botev" changed name to “VMS" (= Bulgarian navy) 1956 - "VMS" changed name to “SKNA” (= Sports Club of the Peoples’ Army) 1957 - the name of "SKNA" was reverted back to ASK “Botev” (ASK = Sports Club of the Army) 1959 - ASK “Botev” merged with FD "Cherno More" which had recently been formed from a previous merger (1957) between DSOs "Lokomotiv" and "Korabostroitel" and played in Group "B". The name "Cherno More" stayed even after "Lokomotiv" and "Korabostroitel" resumed their activities as separate clubs in 1962 1969 - FD "Cherno More" changed name to FSFD “Cherno More” 1985 - FSFD “Cherno More” changed name to FC "Cherno More" 1998 - FC "Cherno More" changed name to PFC “Cherno More” |
