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Almagro Club is an Argentine football club in the area west of Buenos Aires. Currently playing in the First National "B", but played in the top flight in the years 1938, 2000/2001 and 2004/2005
The clubhouse is located in the neighborhood of Almagro, on Avenida Medrano 522 and their stadium is located in the town of José Ingenieros, party Tres de Febrero, Buenos Aires, Marcelo T. de Alvear 2223. History
On 6 January Almagro was founded 1911 by a group of boys, following the merger of the teams Jubile, San Martín and Lezica Juniors, named in homage to the neighborhood to which they belonged. After several poor seasons in independent leagues the team suspended its activities in the middle of that year. In 1912 he began to play games and, due to good results, it was decided to found the Almagro Football Club a year later, he used t-shirts with white and green vertical stripes.
In 1914, he was the first court of its own in the Passage de Almagro Portugal, where the neighbors began to sympathize for the team. The sports field lasted until 1916, when the best Almagro Football Club players went to the Liberal team Argentino de Villa Crespo (who ended up winning the Intermediate category) and, thus, again the club suspended its activities.
But the October 16, 1916 was finally constituted the Club Almagro, on the remains of the previous layer entity. Among the founders of the new club were Ortiz de Zarate (radical MP) and players characterized the neighborhood of Almagro. Militancy in the radicalism of its leaders and members was incorporated into the life of the institution as a feature. Also, were adopted at this time the colors blue, black and white and thus adopts the nickname tricolor.
In 1917, joined the Argentina Football Association and began to play the tournament in the second division of Ascent. That same year he built the first pitch of the new entity in Villa Lynch, San Martin, and gained promotion to Intermediate.
After losing the final for promotion to first division in Eureka, Ortiz de Zarate made a fusion of club with the Columbian team, which at that time was in the top flight and suffered an economic crisis. At first, the Argentina Association denied the request because it involved the covert de Almagro, the Intermediate to the First. But then gave permission and the First Division club debuted in the name de Sportivo Almagro.
En 1920, pasó a jugar la Primera de la Asociación Amateurs. En 1921 inauguró la cancha ubicada frente al Parque Centenario. En 1927, recuperó su nombre original y mudó su cancha a Parque Chas, entre las calles Gándara, Londres, Berna y Marsella.
En 1935, se fusionaron la Asociación Amateur y la Liga Argentina de Football y el club quedó en segunda división. En 1937 asciendió a Primera. A fines de ese año abandonó el predio de Parque Chas y comenzó hacer de local en cancha de Argentinos Juniors (hoy llamado Estadio Diego Armando Maradona) hasta 1949.
El 7 de abril de 1956 inauguró el actual Estadio de Almagro.
Himno
El himno es el tango Almagro inmortalizado por Carlos Gardel
Música: Vicente San Lorenzo Letra: Iván Diez
Cómo recuerdo, barrio querido, aquellos tiempos de mi niñez... Eres el sitio donde he nacido y eres la cuna de mi honradez. Barrio del alma, fue por tus calles donde he gozado mi juventud. Noches de amor viví, con tierno afán soñé y entre tus flores también lloré... ¡Qué triste es recordar! Me duele el corazón... Almagro mío, ¡qué enfermo estoy!
Almagro, Almagro de mi vida, tú fuiste el alma de mis sueños... Cuántas noches de luna y de fe, a tu amparo yo supe querer... Almagro, gloria de los guapos, lugar of romances and poetry, the snow covered my head, my joy is gone like a sunbeam. Weather ungrateful
turned my back and my smile gave him cold ... I am already old, I am a burden, with many doubts and loneliness. Almagro mine is all over, are the ashes of what was ... Spiritual lover in your love without end, where I was born I die. Almagro, sweet home, I left my heart as a reminder of my passion. Official Site
Source: wikipedia
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