Founded on 1 February 1961, José Bonifácio only disputed their first official tournament in 1972. In their debut year, the club was crowned champions of Campeonato Paulista Série A3 after defeating Pirassununguense in the final.[1]
After only playing in the lower levels of Campeonato Paulista, José Bonifácio until 1998, when the club opted not to play in any official competition. The club only returned in 2005, but was again licensed in 2008.[1]
Stadiumedit
José Bonifácio play their home games at Estádio Municipal Antônio Pereira Braga, nicknamed Pereirão, Zebão or Toca da Serpente (Snake's Lair).[2] The stadium has a maximum capacity of 5,662 people.[3]
josé, bonifácio, esporte, clube, usually, known, simply, josé, bonifácio, currently, inactive, brazilian, football, club, from, josé, bonifácio, são, paulo, state, josé, bonifáciofull, namenickname, serpente, valetricolor, valefoundedfebruary, 1961groundpereir. Jose Bonifacio Esporte Clube usually known simply as Jose Bonifacio is a currently inactive Brazilian football club from Jose Bonifacio Sao Paulo state Jose BonifacioFull nameJose Bonifacio Esporte ClubeNickname s Serpente do ValeTricolor do ValeFoundedFebruary 1 1961GroundPereirao Jose Bonifacio Sao Paulo state BrazilCapacity5 662PresidentValdeci UrbanoHead coachCarlinhosHome colorsAway colors Contents 1 History 2 Stadium 3 Honours 4 References 5 External linksHistory editFounded on 1 February 1961 Jose Bonifacio only disputed their first official tournament in 1972 In their debut year the club was crowned champions of Campeonato Paulista Serie A3 after defeating Pirassununguense in the final 1 After only playing in the lower levels of Campeonato Paulista Jose Bonifacio until 1998 when the club opted not to play in any official competition The club only returned in 2005 but was again licensed in 2008 1 Stadium editJose Bonifacio play their home games at Estadio Municipal Antonio Pereira Braga nicknamed Pereirao Zebao or Toca da Serpente Snake s Lair 2 The stadium has a maximum capacity of 5 662 people 3 Honours editCampeonato Paulista Serie A3 Winners 1972 1 Campeonato Paulista Segunda Divisao Winners 1991References edit a b c Historia History in Portuguese Jose Bonifacio EC Retrieved 9 March 2017 Estadio Municipal Antonio Pereira Braga in Portuguese Jose Bonifacio EC Retrieved 9 March 2017 CNEF Cadastro Nacional de Estadios de Futebol PDF in Portuguese Confederacao Brasileira de Futebol Archived from the original PDF on May 10 2013 Retrieved April 19 2011 External links editClub profile in FPF in Portuguese Club profile in Ogol in Portuguese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jose Bonifacio Esporte Clube amp oldid 1153636160, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
