Hacettepe Spor Kulübü was founded as Sanayi Barbarosspor in 1949. The club played in third division in the Turkish League System between the years 1968 and 1972. It was renamed as Asaşspor in 1998 and played in the Turkish Second League between 1999–2001. Asasspor withdrew from that league after moving from the 4th to 5th group in the Turkish League System. After a financial crisis in 2003, Gençlerbirliği S.K. purchased the club and changed its name to Gençlerbirliği Asasspor. The logo of the club was replaced with that of the parent club (Gençlerbirliği). After OFTAŞ signed a sponsorship deal with Gençlerbirliği in 2006, the club's name was changed again to Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ.
The 2006/2007 season was successful and the club was promoted from TTF 1 to Turkish Super Lig. It was managed by Gençlerbirliği's board under the name Gençlerbirliği Oftaş but when they were promoted to the Super League other clubs of TFF 1 League forced to cancel the championship. They played 2007–2008 season under the same name, however, after growing speculations, on 18 July 2008 the club's name changed yet again to that of Hacettepe SK. The new club aims to maintain the old traditions of Hacettepe, as an old traditional club of the same district of Ankara. But in 1988 the club moved to Keçiören, one of the suburban areas of Ankara and became Keçiörengücü. Hacettepe S.K. still uses GB Oftaş's red and black colours, but old Hacettepe's legendary purple added to them. However, former Hacettepe's colours were purple and white. Club's new logo is composed of Ankara castle which can be seen from Hacettepe district
Prior to Gençlerbirliği OFTAŞ' name change, all OFTAŞ players were under special contract with the parent club Gençlerbirliği which uses OFTAŞ as a reserve team.
In 2007, before OFTAŞ was promoted, the Turkish Football Federation ruled that they would be permitted to compete in the Turkish Super Lig, alongside Gençlerbirliği, as long as the two clubs have different chairmen. This is in contrast to the rules of leagues in countries like Spain, where reserve teams can play in professional leagues but they cannot be in the same division with or in a higher division than their senior squad.[citation needed] 2008–2009 season was disastrous for Hacettepespor and they were relegated to Bank Asya First League despite defeating Galatasaray 2–0 on May 1 at Round 30 because Gençlerbirliği was beaten by İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor 3–1. Hacettepespor tried to escaping from relegation in Bank Asya First League in 2009–10 season but they failed. Hacettepespor relegated to Third League after successive three relegation from Süper Lig in 2010–11 season. Hacettepe played 3 seasons in fourth level and returned to third level in 2013–14 season.
hacettepe, hacettepe, spor, kulübü, english, hacettepe, sports, club, commonly, known, hacettepe, turkish, professional, football, club, located, ankara, hacettepefull, namehacettepe, spor, kulübünickname, menekşeler, purple, violets, founded1949, sanayi, barb. Hacettepe Spor Kulubu English Hacettepe Sports Club commonly known as Hacettepe is a Turkish professional football club located in Ankara HacettepeFull nameHacettepe Spor KulubuNickname s Mor Menekseler The Purple Violets Founded1949 as Sanayi Barbarosspor 2001 as Asasspor PresidentIlker Ceyhun AlyurtLeagueTurkish Regional Amateur League2021 22TFF Third League Group 2 19th relegated WebsiteClub websiteHome coloursAway colours Contents 1 History 2 Honours 3 League participations 4 External linksHistory editHacettepe Spor Kulubu was founded as Sanayi Barbarosspor in 1949 The club played in third division in the Turkish League System between the years 1968 and 1972 It was renamed as Asasspor in 1998 and played in the Turkish Second League between 1999 2001 Asasspor withdrew from that league after moving from the 4th to 5th group in the Turkish League System After a financial crisis in 2003 Genclerbirligi S K purchased the club and changed its name to Genclerbirligi Asasspor The logo of the club was replaced with that of the parent club Genclerbirligi After OFTAS signed a sponsorship deal with Genclerbirligi in 2006 the club s name was changed again to Genclerbirligi OFTAS The 2006 2007 season was successful and the club was promoted from TTF 1 to Turkish Super Lig It was managed by Genclerbirligi s board under the name Genclerbirligi Oftas but when they were promoted to the Super League other clubs of TFF 1 League forced to cancel the championship They played 2007 2008 season under the same name however after growing speculations on 18 July 2008 the club s name changed yet again to that of Hacettepe SK The new club aims to maintain the old traditions of Hacettepe as an old traditional club of the same district of Ankara But in 1988 the club moved to Kecioren one of the suburban areas of Ankara and became Keciorengucu Hacettepe S K still uses GB Oftas s red and black colours but old Hacettepe s legendary purple added to them However former Hacettepe s colours were purple and white Club s new logo is composed of Ankara castle which can be seen from Hacettepe districtPrior to Genclerbirligi OFTAS name change all OFTAS players were under special contract with the parent club Genclerbirligi which uses OFTAS as a reserve team In 2007 before OFTAS was promoted the Turkish Football Federation ruled that they would be permitted to compete in the Turkish Super Lig alongside Genclerbirligi as long as the two clubs have different chairmen This is in contrast to the rules of leagues in countries like Spain where reserve teams can play in professional leagues but they cannot be in the same division with or in a higher division than their senior squad citation needed 2008 2009 season was disastrous for Hacettepespor and they were relegated to Bank Asya First League despite defeating Galatasaray 2 0 on May 1 at Round 30 because Genclerbirligi was beaten by Istanbul Buyuksehir Belediyespor 3 1 Hacettepespor tried to escaping from relegation in Bank Asya First League in 2009 10 season but they failed Hacettepespor relegated to Third League after successive three relegation from Super Lig in 2010 11 season Hacettepe played 3 seasons in fourth level and returned to third level in 2013 14 season Honours editTFF First League Winners 1 2006 2007 TFF Third LeagueWinners 3 1988 1989 2003 2004 2005 2006Play Off Winners 1 2013 2014Runners up 1 1996 1997League participations editSuper Lig 2 Seasons2007 2009 TFF First League 4 Seasons1999 2001 2006 2007 2009 2010 TFF Second League 16 Seasons1968 1972 1997 1999 2004 2006 2010 2011 2014 2021 TFF Third League 7 Seasons2001 2004 2011 2014 2021 2022 Amateur Leagues 44 Seasons1949 1968 1972 1997External links editOfficial website archived 21 November 2008 Hacettepe on TFF org Genclerbirligi OFTAS Site archived 3 February 2008 Genclerbirligi OFTAS Fan Site archived 19 March 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hacettepe S K amp oldid 1172910118, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
