NK Inter Zaprešić

NK Inter Zaprešić
Full name	NK Inter Zaprešić
Nickname(s)	Keramičari, Div iz predgrađa
Founded	1929
Ground	Stadion Intera; (Capacity: 5,000)
Chairman	Branko Laljak
Manager	Borimir Perković
League	Prva HNL
2008-09	Prva HNL, 9th
Home colours	Away colours

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NK Inter Zaprešić is a Croatian football club, from Zaprešić near the Croatian capital of Zagreb.

The club was formed in 1929. During the Yugoslav era, its name was Jugokeramika, deriving from club's main sponsor. In 1990 it was renamed to NK Inker Zaprešić as Jugokeramika changed its name into INKER. The current name was adopted in 2003 as INKER, facing an internal restructuring, reduced its ties with the team.

It saw its successes in the early days of the Prva HNL, winning the tournament "Slobodna Hrvatska" (Free Croatia) in 1991 and the Croatian Cup in 1992. 2005 it finished second, only two points behind the champion Hajduk Split.

NK Inter Zaprešić plays out of Stadion Intera which has a capacity of 5,000 (3,500 seats).

Club's nicknames are "Keramičari" (Cheramics makers) and "Div iz predgrađa" (Giant from the suburb).

[edit] League and Cup results

Season	League	Position	Pts	P	W	D	L	F	A	Cup
1992	Prva HNL	4	26	22	10	6	6	37	19	Winner
1992/93	Prva HNL	9	27	30	9	9	12	35	31	Semifinals
1993/94	Prva HNL	4	42	34	17	8	9	48	34	1/8 Finals
1994/95	Prva HNL	7	39	30	11	6	13	41	41	1/8 Finals
1995/96	Prva HNL	13	16	36	9	11	16	38	53	Quarterfinals
1996/97	Prva HNL	16	21	30	6	3	21	22	65	Quarterfinals
1997/98	Druga HNL - Central	4	67	32	21	4	7	62	29	1/16 Finals
1998/99	Druga HNL	19	14	36	3	5	28	25	103	1/16 Finals
1999/00	Treća HNL - Central	6	37	28	11	4	13	50	47	1/16 Finals
2000/01	Treća HNL - Central	2	66	30	22	0	8	88	43	Quarterfinals
2001/02	Druga HNL - South	8	41	30	11	8	11	46	40	1/8 Finals
2002/03	Druga HNL - South	1	72	32	23	3	6	79	30	1/8 Finals
2003/04	Prva HNL	8	42	32	11	9	12	40	38
2004/05	Prva HNL	2	54	32	15	9	8	44	39
2005/06	Prva HNL	12	31	32	8	7	17	30	53	1/8 Finals
2006/07	Druga HNL	1	68	30	21	5	4	60	28	Quarterfinals
2007/08	Prva HNL	11	33	33	8	9	16	27	59	Quarterfinals

[edit] Current squad

As of June 26, 2009

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Goran Brašnić
2	DF	Tomislav Ceraj
3	DF	Vinko Buden
4	DF	Srđan Pecelj
5	DF	Toni Golem
6	DF	Damir Krznar (captain)
8	MF	Armand Yankep
10	MF	Tomislav Jonjić
11	FW	Mario Rašić
12	GK	Matej Delač
13	MF	Mario Grgurović
15	MF	Miroslav Šarić

No.	Position	Player
16	MF	Tomislav Šarić
17	MF	Silvio Cavrić
18	MF	Ante Batarelo
19	MF	Dario Krišto
20	DF	Marijan Budimir
21	DF	Hrvoje Jančetić
22	FW	Dodo
23	GK	Ivan Čović
26	MF	Mladen Stipković
27	MF	Marko Hanžić
TBD	DF	Marko Žigman