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{{Short description|Romanian footballer}}
{{Football player infobox |
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playername = Vasile Marchiş|
{{Infobox football biography
image = [[File:vasumarchis.jpg|200px]]|
fullname = Vasile Marchiş|
| name = Vasile Marchiş
| image = vasumarchis.jpg
dateofbirth = {{Birth date and age|1972|2|22|mf=y}} |
| image_size = 200
cityofbirth = [[Bistra, Maramureş]] |
| caption =
countryofbirth = [[Romania]] |
| fullname = Vasile Marchiş
height, weight = [[185 cm]] [[85 kg]] |
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1972|2|22|df=yes}}
currentclub = {{flagicon|Finland}} [[Pallo-Iirot]] |
| birth_place = [[Bistra, Maramureș]], [[Romania]]
clubcrest = |
| height = {{height|m=1.85}}
clubnumber = 22 |
position = [[Central Defender]] |
| currentclub = [[Pallo-Iirot]]
| clubnumber = 22
youthyears = <!--No info--> |
| position = [[Central Defender]]
youthclubs = Mecanica Sighet<br>CIL Sighet |
| youthyears1= <!--No info-->| youthyears2 =
years = 1995-1996<br>1996-1999<br>1999-2000<br>2000-2001<br>2002<br>2003<br>2004<br>2005-2006<br>2007<br>2008-<br>2009 |
| youthclubs1 = Mecanica Sighet | youthclubs2 =[[CIL Sighet]]
clubs = Astral Deta<br>Minerul Moldova Nouă<br>[[:fi:Nokian Pyry|Nokian Pyry]]<br>[[Pallo-Iirot]]<br>[[FC Jazz Pori]]<br>[[Tampere United]] <br>[[FC Jazz Pori]]<br>[[Tampere United]]<br>[[MyPa]]<br>[[Pallo-Iirot]]<br> → [[PoPa]] (loan)|
| years1 = 1995–1996 | years2 = 1996–1999 | years3 = 1999–2000 | years4 = 2000–2001 | years5 = 2002 | years6 = 2003 | years7 = 2004 | years8 = 2005–2006 | years9 = 2007 | years10 = 2008–2015 | years11 =2009
caps(goals) = <br><br>19 (0)<br>39 (2)<br>21 (1)<br>12 (1)<br>24 (0)<br>35 (2)<br> 9 (1)<br><br> 2 (0) |
| clubs1 = Astral Deta | clubs2 = Minerul Moldova Nouă | clubs3 = [[:fi:Nokian Pyry|Nokian Pyry]] | clubs4 = [[Pallo-Iirot]] | clubs5 = [[FC Jazz Pori]] | clubs6 = [[Tampere United]] | clubs7 = [[FC Jazz Pori]] | clubs8 = [[Tampere United]] | clubs9 = [[MyPa]] | clubs10 = [[Pallo-Iirot]] | clubs11 = → [[PoPa]] (loan)
pcupdate = August 23, 2009 | }}
| caps1 = | goals1 = | caps2 = | goals2 = | caps3 = 19 | goals3 = 0 | caps4 = 39 | goals4 = 2 | caps5 = 21 | goals5 = 1 | caps6 = 12 | goals6 = 1 | caps7 = 24 | goals7 = 0 | caps8 = 35 | goals8 = 2 | caps9 = 9 | goals9 = 1 | caps10 =164
| goals10 = 34 | caps11 = 2 | goals11 = 0
| club-update = 01:58, 6 April 2016 (UTC)
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'''Vasile Marchiş''' (born 22 February 1972) is a former Romanian football player. He is the only Romanian footballer to have won the [[Veikkausliiga|Finnish championship]].


==Early life==
'''Vasile Marchiş''' (born [[February 22]], [[1972]] in [[Bistra, Maramureş]], [[Romania]]) is a Romanian football player who currently plays for [[Kakkonen]]'s [[Pallo-Iirot]] as a [[central defender]]. He was the first, and, until today, the only Romanian footballer to win the [[Veikkausliiga|Finnish championship]].
Vasile Marchiş was born and raised in [[Bistra, Maramureș]], a small village near the border between [[Romania]] and [[Ukraine]].


When Marchiş was 14 years old, a [[Greco-Roman wrestling]] trainer from [[Sighetu Marmaţiei]], a town where Vasile was attending the [[high school]], noticed him and took him to the [[gym]]. Despite performing very well as a [[wrestler]], his childhood dream was to play professional football.

== Early Life ==

Vasile Marchiş was born and raised in [[Bistra, Maramureş]], a small village near the border between [[Romania]] and [[Ukraine]].

When Marchiş was 14 years old, a [[Greco-Roman wrestling]] trainer from [[Sighetu Marmaţiei]], a town where Vasile was attending the [[high school]], remarked him and took him to the [[gym]]. Despite performing very well as a [[wrestler]], his childhood dream was to play professional football.


After three years, Marchiş went to a football trial at Mecanica, a team from [[Sighetu Marmaţiei]]. He was accepted, but his wrestling trainer refused Vasile's request and did not let him to the football pitch. After a talk between the two trainers, Marchiş begun his footballing career.
After three years, Marchiş went to a football trial at Mecanica, a team from [[Sighetu Marmaţiei]]. He was accepted, but his wrestling trainer refused Vasile's request and did not let him to the football pitch. After a talk between the two trainers, Marchiş begun his footballing career.


== Career ==
==Career==
===Youth===

=== Youth ===

After playing for Mecanica, Vasile moved to another [[Sighet]]-based football club, CIL. When he was playing for this team, Vasile went at a trial organized by the [[Liga I]] side [[Gloria Bistriţa]], but was not accepted.
After playing for Mecanica, Vasile moved to another [[Sighet]]-based football club, CIL. When he was playing for this team, Vasile went at a trial organized by the [[Liga I]] side [[Gloria Bistriţa]], but was not accepted.


=== Senior ===
===Senior===
In Romania, Vasile Marchiş played only for lower league clubs, such as Astral, a football team from [[Deta (town)|Deta]], [[Timiș County]]. The club was dissolved in 1996, and Marchiş moved to Minerul Moldova Nouă, where he spend three seasons. Minerul was the last club where Vasile played in [[Romania]].


In 1999, Ionel Bandu, his coach, asked him if he wants to go at a trial in [[Finland]], organized by the [[Veikkausliiga]] club [[TPV Tampere]], a new-promoted club in the first tier of the Finnish football. He went to the trial, and was immediately remarked by the manager of [[:fi:Nokian Pyry|Nokian Pyry]], a team which was playing in the second tier, [[Ykkonen]]. He accepted the offer and signed a contract with the Finnish club.
In Romania, Vasile Marchiş played only for lower league clubs, such as Astral, a football team from [[Deta (town)|Deta]], [[Timiş County]]. The club was dissolved in 1996, and Marchiş moved to Minerul Moldova Nouă, where he spend three seasons. Minerul was the last club where Vasile played in [[Romania]].

In 1999, Ionel Bandu, his coach, asked him if he wants to go at a trial in [[Finland]], organized by the [[Veikkausliiga]] club [[TPV Tampere]], a new-promoted club in the first tier of the Finnish football. He went to the trial, and was immediatly remarked by the manager of [[:fi:Nokian Pyry|Nokian Pyry]], a team which was playing in the second tier, [[Ykkonen]]. He accepted the offer and signed a contract with the Finnish club.


After a year at [[Nokia]], Marchiş moved to another Ykkonen club, Pallo-Iirot, where he played for two years and scored his first league goal in Finland. In 2002, [[FC Jazz Pori]], a team which was playing in the [[Veikkausliiga]], made an offer for the Romanian and he made his debut in the first tier.
After a year at [[Nokia]], Marchiş moved to another Ykkonen club, Pallo-Iirot, where he played for two years and scored his first league goal in Finland. In 2002, [[FC Jazz Pori]], a team which was playing in the [[Veikkausliiga]], made an offer for the Romanian and he made his debut in the first tier.
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After only a year, Marchiş was bought by one of the finest teams of the moment in Finland, [[Tampere United]], playing a season in the blue shirt before returning to FC Jazz. After another season, as a result of financial difficulties, the club was dissolved, and Marchiş made his return to [[Tampere United]].
After only a year, Marchiş was bought by one of the finest teams of the moment in Finland, [[Tampere United]], playing a season in the blue shirt before returning to FC Jazz. After another season, as a result of financial difficulties, the club was dissolved, and Marchiş made his return to [[Tampere United]].


In 2006, Vasile Marchiş won the Finnish championship, [[Veikkausliiga]], with [[Tampere United]]. It was his last season in United's shirt, before signing for the former champions of Finland [[Myllykosken Pallo]]. It was the last top flight team for Marchiş, who returned at the third tier club [[Pallo-Iirot]] after six seasons of [[Veikkausliiga]].
In 2006, Vasile Marchiş won the Finnish championship, [[Veikkausliiga]], with [[Tampere United]]. It was his last season in United's shirt, before signing for the former champions of Finland [[Myllykosken Pallo]]. It was the last top-flight team for Marchiş, who returned at the third-tier club [[Pallo-Iirot]] after six seasons of [[Veikkausliiga]].


In the summer of 2009, he was loaned at [[Porin Palloilijat]], where he played only two league matches before returning to the [[Rauma]]-based club.
In the summer of 2009, he was loaned at [[Porin Palloilijat]], where he played only two league matches before returning to the [[Rauma, Finland|Rauma]]-based club.

== Achievements ==


==Achievements==
* [[Veikkausliiga]] : [[Veikkausliiga 2006|2006]]
* [[Veikkausliiga]] : [[Veikkausliiga 2006|2006]]


== Personal ==
==Personal==
His adoptive son, [[Andrei Marchiş]], is playing for [[Liga II]] side [[FCM Bacău]], and he previously played for clubs like [[CFR Timișoara]], [[FC Juventus București (1992)|Juventus București]] or [[Pallo-Iirot]].

His adoptive son, [[Andrei Marchiş]], is also playing for [[Pallo-Iirot]], and he previously played for clubs like [[CFR Timişoara]] or [[FC Juventus Bucureşti (1992)|Juventus Bucureşti]].

== References ==


==References==
[http://blog.mysport.ro/ukrainianrazvan/2009/06/28/interviu-cu-vasile-marchis-integral/ An interview with Vasile Marchiş (Romanian)]
[http://blog.mysport.ro/ukrainianrazvan/2009/06/28/interviu-cu-vasile-marchis-integral/ An interview with Vasile Marchiş (Romanian)]


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Latest revision as of 18:24, 10 July 2023

Vasile Marchiş
Personal information
Full name Vasile Marchiş
Date of birth (1972-02-22) 22 February 1972 (age 52)
Place of birth Bistra, Maramureș, Romania
Height 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Position(s) Central Defender
Team information
Current team
Pallo-Iirot
Number 22
Youth career
Mecanica Sighet
CIL Sighet
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1995–1996 Astral Deta
1996–1999 Minerul Moldova Nouă
1999–2000 Nokian Pyry 19 (0)
2000–2001 Pallo-Iirot 39 (2)
2002 FC Jazz Pori 21 (1)
2003 Tampere United 12 (1)
2004 FC Jazz Pori 24 (0)
2005–2006 Tampere United 35 (2)
2007 MyPa 9 (1)
2008–2015 Pallo-Iirot 164 (34)
2009PoPa (loan) 2 (0)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 01:58, 6 April 2016 (UTC)

Vasile Marchiş (born 22 February 1972) is a former Romanian football player. He is the only Romanian footballer to have won the Finnish championship.

Early life

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Vasile Marchiş was born and raised in Bistra, Maramureș, a small village near the border between Romania and Ukraine.

When Marchiş was 14 years old, a Greco-Roman wrestling trainer from Sighetu Marmaţiei, a town where Vasile was attending the high school, noticed him and took him to the gym. Despite performing very well as a wrestler, his childhood dream was to play professional football.

After three years, Marchiş went to a football trial at Mecanica, a team from Sighetu Marmaţiei. He was accepted, but his wrestling trainer refused Vasile's request and did not let him to the football pitch. After a talk between the two trainers, Marchiş begun his footballing career.

Career

[edit]

Youth

[edit]

After playing for Mecanica, Vasile moved to another Sighet-based football club, CIL. When he was playing for this team, Vasile went at a trial organized by the Liga I side Gloria Bistriţa, but was not accepted.

Senior

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In Romania, Vasile Marchiş played only for lower league clubs, such as Astral, a football team from Deta, Timiș County. The club was dissolved in 1996, and Marchiş moved to Minerul Moldova Nouă, where he spend three seasons. Minerul was the last club where Vasile played in Romania.

In 1999, Ionel Bandu, his coach, asked him if he wants to go at a trial in Finland, organized by the Veikkausliiga club TPV Tampere, a new-promoted club in the first tier of the Finnish football. He went to the trial, and was immediately remarked by the manager of Nokian Pyry, a team which was playing in the second tier, Ykkonen. He accepted the offer and signed a contract with the Finnish club.

After a year at Nokia, Marchiş moved to another Ykkonen club, Pallo-Iirot, where he played for two years and scored his first league goal in Finland. In 2002, FC Jazz Pori, a team which was playing in the Veikkausliiga, made an offer for the Romanian and he made his debut in the first tier.

After only a year, Marchiş was bought by one of the finest teams of the moment in Finland, Tampere United, playing a season in the blue shirt before returning to FC Jazz. After another season, as a result of financial difficulties, the club was dissolved, and Marchiş made his return to Tampere United.

In 2006, Vasile Marchiş won the Finnish championship, Veikkausliiga, with Tampere United. It was his last season in United's shirt, before signing for the former champions of Finland Myllykosken Pallo. It was the last top-flight team for Marchiş, who returned at the third-tier club Pallo-Iirot after six seasons of Veikkausliiga.

In the summer of 2009, he was loaned at Porin Palloilijat, where he played only two league matches before returning to the Rauma-based club.

Achievements

[edit]

Personal

[edit]

His adoptive son, Andrei Marchiş, is playing for Liga II side FCM Bacău, and he previously played for clubs like CFR Timișoara, Juventus București or Pallo-Iirot.

References

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An interview with Vasile Marchiş (Romanian)