FC Tom Tomsk
Squad
Kirill Pogrebnyak2011current
Nikita Bazhenov2011current
Aleksandr Cherevko2012current- Anton Makurin2013current
Yevgeni Bashkirov2013current
Aleksei Solosin2014current
Anzor Sanaya2014current
Ivan Temnikov2014current- Oleh Chuvayev2014current
Pyotr Nemov2014current
Sergei Bendz2014current
Aleksandr Krivoruchko2015current
Aleksei Pugin2015current
Andrei Lyakh2015current- Sergey Kuznetsov2015current
Valeriu Ciupercă2015current
Pavel Golyshev2016current
Vitali Shakhov2016current
Yevgeni Balyaikin2016current
Älbirt Şäripef2016current
Aleksandr Melikhovcurrent
Valeri Pochivalincurrent- Aleksandr Bogatyryov1981–1983
Vasili Baskakov1981–1989
Andrei Talalaev1997–1997- Dmitri Gulenkov1997–1997
Sergey Zhukov1997–2002- Andrei Talalaev1999–1999
- Dmitri Ekimov2000–2001
Sergei Perednya2000–2004
Aleksei Bugayev2001–2002- Nikoloz Togonidze2001–2001
- Aleksandr Familtsev2002–2005
- Aleksandr Zhidkov2002–2003
- Pavlo Shkapenko2002–2002
- Aleksei Belkin2003–2004
Dmitri Godunok2003–2004- Maksim Aristarkhov2003–2003
- Oleksandr Shutov2003–2003
Syarhey Yaskovich2003–2003
Tomáš Vychodil2003–2005
Yevgeni Kaleshin2003–2007
Aleksandr Antipenko2004–2004- Andrei Dyomkin2004–2005
Denis Kiselyov2004–2010- Jevgeni Novikov2004–2005
- Oleg Șișchin2004–2006
Yevgeny Savin2004–2004- Albert Borzenkov2005–2006
Aleksandr Shvetsov2005–2005- Aleksei Medvedev2005–2005
Andrius Gedgaudas2005–2005
Andrius Skerla2005–2006
Atanas Bornosuzov2005–2006
Branislav Krunić2005–2006
Budun Budunov2005–2005
Hrvoje Vejić2005–2008
Ilya Blyznyuk2005–2005
Konstantin Skrylnikov2005–2005
Sergei Pareiko2005–2010- Syarhey Yaskovich2005–2005
Valeri Klimov2005–2012- Valeri Leonov2005–2005
Valeriu Catinsus2005–2009- Aleksandar Mladenov2006–2008
- Aleksandr Shvetsov2006–2006
- Aleksei Bugayev2006–2008
Alyaksandr Kulchy2006–2007
Andriy Proshyn2006–2007- Denys Onyshchenko2006–2006
Dmitri Tarasov2006–2008- Igor Novaković2006–2008
Pavel Pogrebnyak2006–2006- Vasil Khamutowski2006–2007
Viktor Borisov2006–2006
Vital Bulyga2006–2007
Yevgeni Gorodov2006–2010
Aleksandar Radosavljević2007–2009
Aleksandr Shirko2007–2008
Anton Arkhipov2007–2010
Denis Yevsikov2007–2009
Dmitri Michkov2007–2010
Goran Maznov2007–2010
Ruslan Mostovyi2007–2007
Sergey Viktorovich Ryzhikov2007–2007
Artyom Rebrov2008–2008
Igor Strelkov2008–2008
Pompiliu Stoica2008–2008
Roman Kontsedalov2008–2008
Sergei Kornilenko2008–2009
Veniamin Mandrykin2008–2008
Vitali Volkov2008–2010
Đorđe Jokić2008–2011- Aleksei Solosin2009–2009
Aleksey Polyakov2009–2010
Andrey Ivanov2009–2010
Artem Dzyuba2009–2009
Dmitry Alexandrovich Smirnov2009–2009
Dmitry Nikolayevich Smirnov2009–2012
Egor Filipenko2009–2009
Ilya Gultyaev2009–2012
Kyrylo Kovalchuk2009–2012
Mikhail Bashilov2009–2016
Norbert Németh2009–2010- Sergei Golyatkin2009–2010
Vladimir Dyadyun2009–2009
Aleksandr Prudnikov2010–2010- Artem Dzyuba2010–2010
Daisuke Matsui2010–2010
Eugene Starikov2010–2011
Fyodor Kudryashov2010–2010
Kim Nam-il2010–2011- Nikola Petković2010–2010
Renat Sabitov2010–2011- Sergei Kornilenko2010–2010
Serghei Covalciuc2010–2010
Viktor Svezhov2010–2010
Adrian Ropotan2011–2012
Aleksei Botvinyev2011–2012- Anton Kozlov2011–2011
Denis Boyarintsev2011–2012
Denis Laktionov2011–2011- Denis Voronov2011–2013
Dmitri Nikitinsky2011–2014
Maksim Kanunnikov2011–2011
Mikhail Filippov2011–2012
Ovidiu Dănănae2011–2011- Pavel Golyshev2011–2011
- Renat Sabitov2011–2011
Ruslan Nakhushev2011–2012
Sergei Pesyakov2011–2011
Sergey Sosnovski2011–2012
Yan Tsiharaw2011–2011- Yevgeni Balyaikin2011–2012
- Yevgeny Savin2011–2011
Alan Gatagov2012–2012
Aleksandr Dimidko2012–2013
Aleksandr Zotov2012–2013
Aleksei Aravin2012–2014
Aleksei Rebko2012–2012
Andrei Gorbanets2012–2013- Andrey Ivanov2012–2012
Denis Terentyev2012–2014- Dmitri Malyaka2012–2012
Emin Mahmudov2012–2012
Garry O'Connor2012–2012
Igor Portnyagin2012–2012
Ilie Cebanu2012–2012- Ilie Cebanu2012–2014
- Pavel Golyshev2012–2015
Petr Vašek2012–2014
Plamen Nikolov2012–2012- Plamen Nikolov2012–2013
- Renat Sabitov2012–2015
- Sergei Bendz2012–2013
Syarhey Amelyanchuk2012–2013
Valery Sorokin2012–2015
Vitali Astakhov2012–2013- Yevgeni Bashkirov2012–2013
Yevgeni Chernov2012–2015
Anton Miterev2013–2014
Dmitri Sasin2013–2020
Eugen Sidorenco2013–2015- Eugene Starikov2013–2014
Gabriel Mureșan2013–2014- Igor Portnyagin2013–2014
Ilya Zuyev2013–2013
Jan Holenda2013–2014
Kirill Panchenko2013–2014
Kornel Saláta2013–2014
Maksim Astafyev2013–2014
Maksim Bardachow2013–2013
Martin Jiránek2013–2016
Mikhail Komkov2013–2014
Mladen Božović2013–2015
Oleksandr Kasyan2013–2013
Pavel Ignatovich2013–2014
Pavel Kudryashov2013–2016
Vladimir Kisenkov2013–2014
Vladimir Rykov2013–2014
Zhivko Milanov2013–2015
Ádám Pintér2013–2014- Aleksandr Dimidko2014–2015
Aleksandr Orekhov2014–2014
Artur Valikayev2014–2015
Ilya Mikhalyov2014–2015- Maksim Bardachow2014–2017
- Mikhail Komkov2014–2014
Nikita Chicherin2014–2014
Pavel Nyakhaychyk2014–2016- Älbirt Şäripef2014–2015
- Andrei Gorbanets2015–2015
- Daniil Chalov2015–2016
- Denis Terentyev2015–2015
- Georgi Nurov2015–2015
Nikita Burmistrov2015–2015
Pyotr Ten2015–2016
Aleksandr Sobolev2016–2018
Aleksandr Vyacheslavovich Zhirov2016–2017
Ante Puljić2016–2018
Eric Bicfalvi2016–2017- Kirill Kombarov2016–2016
Lukáš Droppa2016–2017- Pyotr Ten2016–2016
Vitali Dyakov2016–2016- Pavel Kudryashov2017–2018
Aleksandr Stavpets2018–2019- Pavel Kudryashov2018–2020
- Pyotr Ten2018–2018
Dmitri Pletnyov2019–2020
Maksim Zhitnev2019–2019- Chidi Osuchukwu2020–2020
- Ilya Kalachyov2020–2021
Pavel Dolgov2020–2020- Aleksandr Stavpets2021–2022
- Dénis Duarte2022–2022
FC Tom Tomsk was a professional football club based in the Siberian city of Tomsk, Russia.
The club played in the Russian First League during its active years.
FC Tom Tomsk was dissolved in 2022, ending its long history in Russian football.
Biography
Formation
FC Tom Tomsk was established as a professional football club in Russia, based in the Siberian city of Tomsk. The club's history dates back to 1957 when it was originally named Burevestnik. Over the years, it underwent several name changes, including Tomich, Sibelektromotor, Torpedo, Tomles, and Manometr, reflecting its evolving identity and aspirations within Russian football. The club was ultimately named after the Tom River, which flows through Tomsk, symbolizing its local roots.
Rise Through the Ranks
In the 1990s, FC Tom Tomsk began to make significant strides in the Russian football landscape. The team saw the arrival of key players such as Viktor Sebelev, Valery Konovalov, and Ruslan Akhidzhak, who were instrumental in the club's ascent from the Russian Second Division. In 1996, they narrowly missed promotion to the Russian First Division, finishing second in their division. However, in 1997, the club achieved a major milestone by securing promotion to the First Division, bolstered by new signings like Sergei Zhukov and Andrei Talalaev.
Challenges and Changes
Despite their promotion, FC Tom Tomsk faced challenges when their sponsor, Eastern Oil Company, withdrew support, forcing the club to focus on survival in the more competitive First Division. The team struggled for several years, but with the arrival of a new sponsor, they aimed to stabilize and improve their performance. The club played its home games at Trud Stadium in Tomsk until its dissolution in 2022, marking the end of an era for this once-prominent football club in Russian football history.
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Career & Clubs
The team was previously named Burevestnik (1957), Tomich (1958, 1961–1963), Sibelektromotor (1959–1960), Torpedo (1964–1967, 1974–1978), Tomles (1968–1973) and Manometr (1979–1987). The club is currently named after the river of Tom, where Tomsk is located. In the 1990s, the team acquired a number of players that would help them begin their ascent out of the Russian Second Division. Viktor Sebelev, Valery Konovalov and Ruslan Akhidzhak were key players of the early part of the decade with Sergei Ageyev, Vyacheslav Vishnevskiy and Dmitry Kudinov strengthening the team as they made a run on the division championship. In 1996, the team finished 2nd in the division, just falling short of promotion to the Russian First Division. In 1997, Tomsk finally achieved a significant goal when they advanced to the First Division with a strong season performance.
Following the promotion, the team acquired a significant set of new players including Sergei Zhukov, Andrei Talalaev and Mikhail Murashov to help keep the team in the First Division. However, Tomsk suffered a blow when their newly privatised sponsor, Eastern Oil Company (VNK) pulled out of the team and left them with no sponsor. At this point, advancement was a pipe dream with survival in the tougher division becoming a priority. It was at this point that the team also had to upgrade their stadium to new standards of the league. The team played middling football for several years until the arrival of a new sponsor brought in…
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Identifiers & aliases
FC Tom Tomsk was a Russian professional football club, based in the Siberian city of Tomsk. The team played in Trud Stadium (Tomsk) before being dissolved in 2022.
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