Cadi-Keuy F.C.

Cadi-Keuy FC
	From left to right standing: Themistoklis Moisiyadis, Cinon Poliheroniadis, Ioannis Vasiliadis, James Lafontaine, Todori, Anthony Darny. Middle row, left to right: “Bobby” Fuat Hüsnü Kayacan, Dick Lafontaine, Horace Armitage, Nicholas Darny, Georgios Yerasimidis. Sitting, left to right: Michalis Yerasimidis, Toto Stelyanidis, with their championship shield.
Full name	Cadi-Keuy Football Club
Founded	1902
Dissolved	1912
Ground	Papazın Çayırı
	Home colours
	Home colours

Cadi-Keuy FC is a defunct sports club of Istanbul, Ottoman Empire.

History

Cadi-Keuy FC was a club which was founded by Englishmen James Lafontaine and Horace Armitage in 1902.^[1] Its name is a foreign rendering of Kadıköy, its home ground, as the standard Turkish Latin alphabet did not yet exist at the time of the club's creation.

On Sunday 31 January 1909 Kadiköy reached the final of the Union Club Cup, the first football cup to be played in Ottoman Empire, at the Union Club field at Kadiköy. They lost 4-0 to Galatasaray AFC.

Historical squads

Constantinople champions 1906
Temistol Moisiyadis, Yani Vasiliadis, James Lafontaine, Cinon Poliheroniadis, Todori, Anthony Darny, “Bobby” Fuat Hüsnü, Dick Lafontaine, Horace Armitage, Nicholas Darny, Yorgo Yerasimidis, Mihal Yerasimidis, Toto Stelyanidis. Directors: Yani Vasiliadis, James Lafontaine.

Honours

Constantinople Football League:
- Winners: 1905–1906, 1906–1907
Union Club Cup:
- Runners-up: 1909

Matches

Cadi-Keuy FC-Moda FC:0–5 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:11–0 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:7–0 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:6–4 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:2–1 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:0–0 (1906)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:11–0 (1907)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:8–0 (1907)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray SK:0–0 (1907)
Galatasaray SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:4–0 (1909)
Galatasaray SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:3–0 awd. (1910)
Galatasaray SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:3–0 awd. (1911)
Cadi-Keuy FC-Galatasaray:0–0 (1912)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:0–2 (1908)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:2–1 (1909)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:2–3 (1909)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:1–3 (7 November 1909)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:2–0 (1910)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:1–3 (1910)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:4–1 (1911)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:3–2 (1911)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:3–1 (1911)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:4–0 (1912)
Fenerbahçe SK-Cadi-Keuy FC:4–1 (1912)

League tables

Constantinople Football League:

1904–05 Istanbul Football League:
1) HMS Imogene FC
2) Moda FC
3) Cadi-Keuy FC
4) Elpis FC
1905–06 Istanbul Football League:
1) Cadi-Keuy FC
2) HMS Imogene FC
3) Moda FC
4) Elpis FC

1906–07 Istanbul Football League:
1) Cadi-Keuy FC
2) Moda FC
3) HMS Imogene FC
4) Galatasaray SK
5) Elpis FC
1907–08 Istanbul Football League:
1) Moda FC
2) Cadi-Keuy FC
3) Galatasaray SK
4) Elpis FC
5) HMS Imogene FC

1908–09 Istanbul Football League:
1) Galatasaray SK
2) Moda FC
3) HMS Imogene FC
4) Cadi-Keuy FC
1909–10 Istanbul Football League:
1) Galatasaray SK
2) Strugglers FC
3) Moda FC
4) Cadi-Keuy FC
5) Fenerbahçe SK

1910–11 Istanbul Football League:
1) Galatasaray SK
2) Progress FC
3) Cadi-Keuy FC
4) Strugglers FC
1911–12 Istanbul Football League:
1) Fenerbahçe SK
2) Rumblers FC
3) Strugglers FC
4)Progress FC
5)Cadi-Keuy FC

Notable players

James La Fontaine
Aleko Darmis (known as “Tahtaperde” [wooden curtain])
Horace Armitage (transferred to the Galatasaray in 1908)
Fuat Hüsnü Kayacan
Hasan Basri bey
Aleko Talyos

References

^ Terlemez, Murat (31 July 2022). "Modern Sporun Sosyolojik ve Tarihsel Temelleri". Kafkas Üniversitesi Spor Bilimleri Dergisi. 2 (1): 16–25 – via Dergipark.

Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Tarihi 1907–1957 (by Dr. Rüştü Dağlaroğlu) The History of Fenerbahçe SK 1907–1957.
Kadıköy Futbol Kulübü. Türk Futbol Tarihi. vol.1. page (22). (June 1992) Türkiye Futbol Federasyonu Yayınları.

Soutces

Levantin heritage

[1] Terlemez, Murat (31 July 2022). "Modern Sporun Sosyolojik ve Tarihsel Temelleri". Kafkas Üniversitesi Spor Bilimleri Dergisi. 2 (1): 16–25 – via Dergipark.

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