Shanghai Shenxin Football Club (Chinese: 上海申鑫; pinyin: Shànghǎi Shēnxīn) was a professional football club that participated in China's football league system between 2003 and 2019 under licence from the Chinese Football Association (CFA). The team was based in Jinshan District, Shanghai and their home stadium was the Jinshan Football Stadium that has a seating capacity of 30,000. Their majority shareholder was Chinese real estate company Hengyuan Corporation.
The club was founded in 2003 as Shanghai Jinmao Football Club, later renamed Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club, before they made their debut in the third tier of China's football league pyramid in the 2003 league season. When the People's Liberation Army dismissed part of its sports branch, which included its football team the club became interested in acquiring it before ultimately buying their youth team. On April 2, 2004, a new club named Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan Football Club was established with players who had played for the Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club and the Bayi U-19 team. The club worked its way up to the top tier after coming runners-up in the second division during the 2009 league season and promotion to the Chinese Super League. The club name changed to "Nanchang Hengyuan Football Club" at 2010 summer, because the word "Bayi" (means People's Liberation Army) used by enterprise is prohibited from 2009.[1] After almost eight years in Nanchang the club would decide to move back to Shanghai at the beginning of 2012 and renamed themselves Shanghai Shenxin Football Club.
In 2003 Shanghai Jinmao Football Club was founded in the Zhabei District of Shanghai by Jinmao Group and the local FA. Before the club was able to participate in the 2003 China League Two, Jinmao Group withdrew from the position of the main shareholder of the club, which was filled in by Shanghai real estate company Hengyuan Corporation, and the club was in turn renamed Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club. In their first season, they failed to reach the finals at the end of the campaign.[2] During this period top-tier side Bayi FC were in financial difficulties. Shanghai Hengyuan were interested to taking over the entire club especially their position in the top tier of the Chinese football pyramid, however this was unable to be achieved because many of the first team had already left the club. Shanghai Hengyuan then concentrated on buying Bayi's youth team and on April 2, 2004, a new club named Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan Football Club was established with players who had played for the Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club and the Bayi U-19 team. The club moved to Nanchang, Jiangxi and play at the 26,000 seater Nanchang Bayi Stadium to take advantage of the region's lack of football representation, yet strong support. Playing at the bottom of the Chinese football pyramid in the third tier the club brought in Li Xiao to manage the team. He quickly guided the team to win the Yi League in 2005 and promotion to the Jia League.[3] After this achievement Li Xiao became the club's vice-chairman. High-profile managers Zhou Suian and then Zhou Bo came to manage the team with little success. Li Xiao returned to manage the team until November 27, 2008, when he decided to resign at the end the season.[4]
The club then brought in Zhu Jiong who despite having a slow start to the season quickly guided the club to a runners-up position and promotion to the Chinese Super League for the first time in the club's history. The club struggled to settle within the league, until Chen Zhizhao's ten league goals enabled the team to narrowly avoid relegation when they finished thirteenth within the league.[5] In the following season the club had a contract dispute with Chen Zhizhao and they spent the whole season without their top goalscorer. Despite this they again just avoided relegation.[6] With the team perpetual relegation contenders and constantly disappointing crowd support, the Hengyuan Corporation decided that it would be easier to bring the team back to Shanghai and closer to the company's headquarters. The club moved into 30,000 seater Jinshan Football Stadium at the beginning of the 2012 league campaign and was renamed Shanghai Shenxin Football Club.[7]
After the renaming, the club struggled to stay afloat between the higher spending clubs in Shanghai, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG, and were relegated to the China League One following the 2015 season. In 2018 the club's owner Xu Guoliang and his company the Hengyuan Corporation would become embroiled in a bitter dispute with the Bank of Shanghai where he claimed that they had embezzled more than 20 billion yuan of his assets from his company and that now all of his assets were frozen.[8] With the club's owner in financial difficulties they would sell any player to remain afloat, however this resulted in their relegation at the end of the 2019 league season. With even more of a loss of revenue from being in the third tier the club would admit to the Chinese Football Association that they were in financial difficulties and were unable to pay the teams wages for the whole of the 2019 league season so they decided to disband on 3 February 2020.[9]
Name historyEdit
2003: Shanghai Jinmao (上海金贸)
2003: Shanghai Hengyuan (上海衡源)
2004–2009: Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan (南昌八一衡源)
2010–2011: Nanchang Hengyuan (南昌衡源)
2012–: Shanghai Shenxin (上海申鑫)
RivalriesEdit
The club's main rivals are against Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG whom they contest in the local Shanghai derby. The club's first top flight derby encounter occurred 12 May 2012 against Shenhua in a result that ended in a 0–0 draw.[10] The following season Shenhua's long serving captain Yu Tao defected clubs, which enraged the Shenhua supporters and heated the rivalry between the two teams.[11] The tie against Shanghai SIPG also contains strong links between the two teams. Players Jiang Zhipeng and Wang Jiayu had represented both teams before the two clubs met in their first derby on 2 June 2013, which resulted in a 6–1 victory to Shanghai SIPG.[12] The club's geographical location has opened them up to rivalries with neighbouring clubs Hangzhou Greentown F.C. and Jiangsu Guoxin-Sainty F.C. where they contest in a fixture called the Yangtze Delta Derby.[13]
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Shanghai Shenxin Football Club Chinese 上海申鑫 pinyin Shanghǎi Shenxin was a professional football club that participated in China s football league system between 2003 and 2019 under licence from the Chinese Football Association CFA The team was based in Jinshan District Shanghai and their home stadium was the Jinshan Football Stadium that has a seating capacity of 30 000 Their majority shareholder was Chinese real estate company Hengyuan Corporation Shanghai ShenxinShanghǎi Shenxin 上海申鑫Full nameShanghai Shenxin Football Club上海申鑫足球俱乐部FoundedJanuary 24 2003 20 years ago 2003 01 24 DissolvedFebruary 3 2020 3 years ago 2020 02 03 GroundJinshan Football Stadium ShanghaiCapacity30 000ChairmanXu Guoliang 徐国良 ManagerZhu JiongLeagueChina League One2019League One 16th relegated WebsiteClub websiteHome coloursAway coloursThird coloursCurrent seasonThe club was founded in 2003 as Shanghai Jinmao Football Club later renamed Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club before they made their debut in the third tier of China s football league pyramid in the 2003 league season When the People s Liberation Army dismissed part of its sports branch which included its football team the club became interested in acquiring it before ultimately buying their youth team On April 2 2004 a new club named Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan Football Club was established with players who had played for the Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club and the Bayi U 19 team The club worked its way up to the top tier after coming runners up in the second division during the 2009 league season and promotion to the Chinese Super League The club name changed to Nanchang Hengyuan Football Club at 2010 summer because the word Bayi means People s Liberation Army used by enterprise is prohibited from 2009 1 After almost eight years in Nanchang the club would decide to move back to Shanghai at the beginning of 2012 and renamed themselves Shanghai Shenxin Football Club Contents 1 History 2 Name history 3 Rivalries 4 Coaching staff 4 1 Managerial history 5 Honours 6 Results 7 See also 8 References 9 External linksHistory EditIn 2003 Shanghai Jinmao Football Club was founded in the Zhabei District of Shanghai by Jinmao Group and the local FA Before the club was able to participate in the 2003 China League Two Jinmao Group withdrew from the position of the main shareholder of the club which was filled in by Shanghai real estate company Hengyuan Corporation and the club was in turn renamed Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club In their first season they failed to reach the finals at the end of the campaign 2 During this period top tier side Bayi FC were in financial difficulties Shanghai Hengyuan were interested to taking over the entire club especially their position in the top tier of the Chinese football pyramid however this was unable to be achieved because many of the first team had already left the club Shanghai Hengyuan then concentrated on buying Bayi s youth team and on April 2 2004 a new club named Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan Football Club was established with players who had played for the Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club and the Bayi U 19 team The club moved to Nanchang Jiangxi and play at the 26 000 seater Nanchang Bayi Stadium to take advantage of the region s lack of football representation yet strong support Playing at the bottom of the Chinese football pyramid in the third tier the club brought in Li Xiao to manage the team He quickly guided the team to win the Yi League in 2005 and promotion to the Jia League 3 After this achievement Li Xiao became the club s vice chairman High profile managers Zhou Suian and then Zhou Bo came to manage the team with little success Li Xiao returned to manage the team until November 27 2008 when he decided to resign at the end the season 4 The club then brought in Zhu Jiong who despite having a slow start to the season quickly guided the club to a runners up position and promotion to the Chinese Super League for the first time in the club s history The club struggled to settle within the league until Chen Zhizhao s ten league goals enabled the team to narrowly avoid relegation when they finished thirteenth within the league 5 In the following season the club had a contract dispute with Chen Zhizhao and they spent the whole season without their top goalscorer Despite this they again just avoided relegation 6 With the team perpetual relegation contenders and constantly disappointing crowd support the Hengyuan Corporation decided that it would be easier to bring the team back to Shanghai and closer to the company s headquarters The club moved into 30 000 seater Jinshan Football Stadium at the beginning of the 2012 league campaign and was renamed Shanghai Shenxin Football Club 7 After the renaming the club struggled to stay afloat between the higher spending clubs in Shanghai Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG and were relegated to the China League One following the 2015 season In 2018 the club s owner Xu Guoliang and his company the Hengyuan Corporation would become embroiled in a bitter dispute with the Bank of Shanghai where he claimed that they had embezzled more than 20 billion yuan of his assets from his company and that now all of his assets were frozen 8 With the club s owner in financial difficulties they would sell any player to remain afloat however this resulted in their relegation at the end of the 2019 league season With even more of a loss of revenue from being in the third tier the club would admit to the Chinese Football Association that they were in financial difficulties and were unable to pay the teams wages for the whole of the 2019 league season so they decided to disband on 3 February 2020 9 Name history Edit2003 Shanghai Jinmao 上海金贸 2003 Shanghai Hengyuan 上海衡源 2004 2009 Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan 南昌八一衡源 2010 2011 Nanchang Hengyuan 南昌衡源 2012 Shanghai Shenxin 上海申鑫 Rivalries EditThe club s main rivals are against Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG whom they contest in the local Shanghai derby The club s first top flight derby encounter occurred 12 May 2012 against Shenhua in a result that ended in a 0 0 draw 10 The following season Shenhua s long serving captain Yu Tao defected clubs which enraged the Shenhua supporters and heated the rivalry between the two teams 11 The tie against Shanghai SIPG also contains strong links between the two teams Players Jiang Zhipeng and Wang Jiayu had represented both teams before the two clubs met in their first derby on 2 June 2013 which resulted in a 6 1 victory to Shanghai SIPG 12 The club s geographical location has opened them up to rivalries with neighbouring clubs Hangzhou Greentown F C and Jiangsu Guoxin Sainty F C where they contest in a fixture called the Yangtze Delta Derby 13 Coaching staff EditPosition StaffHead coach nbsp Zhu JiongAssistant coach nbsp Matt WardGoalkeepers coach nbsp Li WeiFitness coachTeam physicians nbsp Chen Bin nbsp Shen MingSource Sina com Managerial history Edit As of 4 December 2015 14 15 nbsp Kai Zhao 2003 nbsp Li Xiao 2004 05 nbsp Zhou Sui Dec 7 2005 Feb 8 2006 nbsp Zhu Bo Jan 1 2006 April 26 2006 nbsp Li Xiao 2006 08 nbsp Zhu Jiong Jan 1 2009 July 7 2013 nbsp Guo Guangqi interim July 7 2013 Nov 29 2013 nbsp Cheng Yaodong Nov 30 2013 Sep 29 2014 nbsp Guo Guangqi Sep 29 2014 Apr 13 2015 nbsp Liu Junwei Apr 13 2015 Dec 4 2015 nbsp Kim Sang ho Dec 4 2015 May 30 2016 nbsp Gary White May 30 2016 Nov 23 2016 nbsp Juan Ignacio Martinez Nov 23 2016 Nov 28 2017 nbsp Zhu Jiong Dec 3 2017 Present Honours EditChina League Two tier III 3 Champions 1 2005Results EditAll time League Rankings As of the end of 2019 season 16 17 Year Div Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Pos FA Cup Super Cup AFC Att G Stadium2003 3 10 DNQ NH DNQ Zhabei Stadium2004 3 22 13 4 5 30 15 15 401 6 18 DNQ DNQ DNQ Nanchang Bayi Stadium2005 3 19 11 4 4 27 15 12 271 W DNQ DNQ DNQ2006 2 24 4 8 12 11 27 16 20 11 R1 NH DNQ2007 2 24 10 6 8 26 26 0 36 5 NH NH DNQ2008 2 24 11 9 4 37 24 13 42 3 NH NH DNQ2009 2 24 14 5 5 48 22 26 47 RU NH NH DNQ2010 1 30 8 8 14 33 35 2 32 13 NH NH DNQ 11 6802011 1 30 8 5 17 20 41 21 29 14 R3 NH DNQ 10 4622012 1 30 6 12 12 36 35 1 30 15 R3 DNQ DNQ 11 597 Jinshan Football Stadium2013 1 30 11 7 12 31 42 11 40 7 R4 DNQ DNQ 8 559 Yuanshen Sports Centre Stadium2014 1 30 9 6 15 26 42 16 33 11 QF DNQ DNQ 10 115 Jinshan Football Stadium2015 1 30 4 5 21 30 70 40 17 16 R3 DNQ DNQ 7 028 Yuanshen Sports Centre Stadium2016 2 30 12 4 14 54 48 6 40 10 R4 DNQ DNQ 3 816 Jinshan Football Stadium2017 2 30 10 10 10 53 42 11 40 7 SF DNQ DNQ 5 0312018 2 30 11 4 15 37 45 8 37 11 R4 DNQ DNQ 3 6952019 2 30 3 3 24 30 82 52 12 16 R5 DNQ DNQ 1 820 Note 1 in group stageKey China top division China second division China third divisionW WinnersRU Runners up3 Third place Relegated Pld Played W Games won D Games drawn L Games lost F Goals for A Goals against Pts Points Pos Final position DNQ Did not qualify DNE Did not enter NH Not held R1 Round 1 R2 Round 2 R3 Round 3 R4 Round 4 F Final SF Semi finals QF Quarter finals R16 Round of 16 Group Group stage GS2 Second Group stage QR1 First Qualifying Round QR2 Second Qualifying Round QR3 Third Qualifying Round See also Edit Bayi FCReferences Edit 南昌更名告别 八一 军旅无缘中国足球职业联赛 sports 163 com 2010 06 23 Retrieved 30 April 2012 Nanchang Hengyuan Moving Back to Shanghai wildeastfootball net February 12 2012 Retrieved 30 April 2012 a b China 2005 RSSSF 26 Oct 2006 Retrieved 30 April 2012 南昌发表官方声明 冲超失败老总及主帅李晓下课 sports sohu com 2008 11 27 Retrieved 30 April 2012 China 2010 RSSSF 10 Dec 2010 Retrieved 30 April 2012 陈志钊下定决心不回头 称仲裁失败也不回南昌 sports qq com 2011 02 24 Retrieved 30 April 2012 南昌衡源新赛季迁往上海 将更名为 上海申鑫 sports 163 com 2012 02 25 Retrieved 30 April 2012 两年近20支球队相继退出 资本 寒潮 侵袭中甲中乙 sports sina com cn 2020 02 14 Retrieved 2020 02 14 关于对中甲 中乙和中冠联赛俱乐部提交 2019年俱乐部全额支付教练员 运动员 工作人员工资奖金确认表 进行公示的通知 thecfa cn 2020 02 04 Retrieved 2020 02 14 阿内中柱乔尔伤退 德比战申花0 0申鑫 sports sohu com 2012 05 12 Retrieved 2015 09 21 Fowl play as Shenhua strike first blood in Shanghai derby wildeastfootball net 2013 03 18 Retrieved 2015 09 21 武磊帽子戏法吕文君2球 东亚客战6 1申鑫 sports sohu com 2013 06 02 Retrieved 2015 09 21 Attending A Shanghai Shenhua Match A First Time Visitor s Guide wildeastfootball net 2015 02 11 Retrieved 2015 09 21 Shanghai Shenxin Manager history worldfootball net Retrieved 2015 06 16 Shanghai Shenxin footballzz co uk Retrieved 2015 06 16 China 2003 RSSSF 22 Feb 2013 Retrieved 29 January 2014 上海申鑫 sodasoccer com Retrieved 29 January 2014 2004年中国足球协会乙级联赛决赛阶段比赛名次 fa org cn 2013 04 30 Retrieved 2016 03 04 External links Edit Official website Simplified Chinese 八一卖壳引爆中甲市场 上海衡源50万元收购U19 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Shanghai Shenxin F C amp oldid 1181112992, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
