C.D. Construtores do Uíge

Angolan sports club

Football club

Construtores do Uíge

Full name

Clube Desportivo Construtores do Uíge

Founded

3 March 1978; 46 years ago (1978-03-03)

Ground

Estádio 4 de Janeiro
Uíge, Angola

Capacity

5,000

Chairman

José Quarta

Manager

Pedro Cálix

League

Gira Angola

2014

3rd (Série A)

Home colours

Clube Desportivo Construtores do Uíge, formerly M.C.H. do Uíge is an Angolan sports club from the northern city of Uíge.^[1] The team currently plays in the Gira Angola.

The club, one of the debutants in the first edition of the Girabola after independence, in 1979, is named after its then sponsor, Angola's Ministry of Construction and Housing (in Portuguese: Ministério da Construção e Habitação). After being relegated in 1984, the club remained many years inactive due to financial shortages. In the late 2000s it was revived.

Achievements

Angolan League: 0

Angolan Cup: 0

Angolan SuperCup: 0

Gira Angola: 0

Uíge provincial championship: 1 ^[2]

2014

League Positions

Manager history

Season	Coach	S	Coach
1981	Cardim Pinto	–	Renato de Sousa
1982	Vicy António	–	Chico Ventura
1983	Armando Costa Man Docas
1984	José Inveja
2004	Pedro Cálix

Players

Construtores do Uíge players

2014

Nat	Nick	Name	P	P.C.
				2014
				–
	Adali			–
	Adilson		DF	25
	Álvaro	Mahungo José Álvaro		4
	Caixa	Cachala Capena	MF	22
	Carlos	Carlos Madibanga	DF	24
	Cesário			–
	Cristiano			15
	David		FW	19
	Disque		MF	–
	Fiston			–
	Gatuso	João Youna Massamba	MF	2	→
	Greg		DF	21
	Jesus	Jesus João Capemba Gouveia	GK	30
	Job		FW	23
	Joel			3
	Leandro			5
	Luyengana		GK	12
	Mafuta	Mafuta Kimavuiti Júlio	MF	16
	Mbelele		MF	10
	Milambo	Ndanda Ricardo Mendes	DF	–
	Moyo		GK	1
	Ndanda		DF	13
	Nsaka		MF	20
	Nzolamesso		MF	8
	Paulo			6
	Robinho		DF	18
	Sungu		MF	14
	Vamambo		FW	17
	Werbeck	Erick Werbeck	DF	11
	Willy		DF	9	→
Years				2014

1979-1982

Nat	Nick	Name	A	P	–	G.M.	C.P.	C.V.	J.I.
					1979	1980	1981	1982	1984
					–	–	–	–	–
	Adelá	Adelá Finda		DF		1980	1981
	Afonso	Afonso Nascimento Garcia		FW	1979	1980	1981
	Afonso			GK		1980
	Alberto Sanda			GK	1979
	Alea			FW					1984
	Ambrósio							1982
	Andrade			GK		1980		1982
	Bento	Bento João Francisco		DF		1980	1981	1982	1984
	Bidy	Eduardo Bidy		DF		1980
	Carlitos	Carlitos Monteiro Nguankondo		MF			1981	1982	1984
	Carlos Quiangodi			DF		1980
	César			FW	1979
	Chacha			FW					1984
	Chora			DF					1984
	Dias			MF		1980
	Dikilo			MF				1982
	Eliko			MF					1984
	Enakuaku			DF	1979
	Faustino			MF					1984
	Fifí						1981
	Finda	Garcia Finda		DF	1979		1981	1982	1984
	Gungo			GK		1980
	Indú			FW			1981	1982
	Jacques			GK					1984
	Joli			GK	1979
	José			MF			1981	1982
	Kabulo			GK			1981
	Kalucala			GK			1981
	Kamalé						1981
	Kangosso			DF			→	1982
	Kayengue			DF		1980
	Kiacumbo			DF	1979	1980
	Kiala			DF				1982	1984
	Kuzieme	Pedro Kuzieme		MF		1980	1981
	Luboyo			DF				1982
	Lufombo			FW					1984
	Luieki			DF	1979	1980
	Lukula			DF					1984
	Lussakivani			MF				1982
	Malungo			MF				1982	1984
	Mamona			MF		1980	1981
	Manzaila			FW	1979	1980
	Maradona							1982	1984
	Marco	Mahuenga Marco		MF		1980	1981	1982	1984
	Marinho							1982
	Massaca			FW			1981	1982
	Matos			MF				1982
	Miala	Miala Andrade		DF		1980	1981	1982
	Michel	Miguel Manzueto da Costa	22	GK			1981	1982
	Mundial			MF		1980
	Ndoba					1980
	Nengui			MF	1979
	Nfinda					1980
	Nguvulu			MF	1979	1980	→
	Nimy			FW			1981	1982	1984
	Nsingui			DF				1982
	Nzo Mpangui			DF		1980
	Ova			DF					1984
	Pelé Tuko			MF	1979	1980	1981
	Pick			MF	1979	1980
	Ribeiro			GK		1980
	Rio			DF			1981
	Riva			MF					1984
	Rizanó			FW			→	1982
	Rossi			FW		1980
	Samy			MF		1980	1981	1982
	Sanda			GK		1980
	Santos			GK			1981	1982
	Satan			DF					1984
	Sayó			FW					1984
	Simão	Simão Vambando Artur		MF				1982
	Singui			MF					1984
	Tex	Teca Mwanza José Gui					1981
	Tuco				1979
	Tunga	Tunga Muica Jorge		DF		1980	1981	1982	1984
	Vicy	Vicy António	29	FW	1979	1980	1981	1982
	Yala			DF		1980
	Zezé			FW		1980
	Zumbele			FW		1980	1981
Years					1979	1980	1981	1982	1984

References

^ "Empossada direcção do Clube Construtores do Uíge" (in Portuguese). muanadamba.net. Archived from the original on 2014-08-08. Retrieved 2014-08-03.
^ "Futebol: Construtores do Uíge conquistam Provincial" (in Portuguese). ANGOP.com. 15 Jun 2014. Retrieved 17 Sep 2015.