1984–1990 Lucky-Goldstar FC seasons

Last updated June 30, 2023

Seasons statistics

All competitions records

Season	Teams	K League	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	League Cup	FA Cup	Asian Club Championship	Manager
1984	8	7th	28	8	6	14	38	45	–7	33				Park Se-hak
1984	8	Champions	21	10	7	4	35	19	+16	27				Park Se-hak
1986	6	Runners-up	20	10	7	3	28	17	+11	27	5th (Pro)^[1]		Did not qualify	Park Se-hak
1987	5	5th	32	7	7	18	26	55	–29	21	No competition		Qualified but withdrew	Park Se-hak
1988	5	4th	24	6	11	7	22	29	–7	23		Winners (Nat'l)^[2]	Did not qualify	Ko Jae-wook (C)
1989	6	Runners-up	40	15	17	8	53	40	+13	47		Semi-finals (Nat'l)^[2]		Ko Jae-wook
1990	6	Champions	30	14	11	5	40	25	+15	39				Ko Jae-wook

^[1] In 1986, Tournament name was Korea Professional Football Championship
^[2] In 1988 and 1989, Tournament name was National Football Championship

K League Championship records

Season	Teams	Position	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PSO	Manager
1986	2	Runners-up	2	0	1	1	1	2	-1	N/A	Park Se-Hak

Seasoans Summary

1984 season summary

1985 season summary

1986 season summary

1987 season summary

1988 season summary

1989 season summary

1990 season summary

Kits

First Kit

1984

1985

1986

1987⁽¹⁾

1988

1989–1990

Second Kit

1984

1985

1986

1987⁽¹⁾

1988

1989

1990

Third Kit

1984

1985

※ Notes
(1) In only 1987 season, All K League clubs wore white jerseys in home match, coloured jersey in away match like Major League Baseball.

Transfers

1984 season

Founding members

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee
1	Kim Hyun-Tae	GK	Korea University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
2	Seo Seok-Bum	GK	Konkuk University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
3	Han Moon-Bae	DF	Seoul Trust Bank FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
4	Cho Young-Jeung	DF	Chicago Sting	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)	3 years	$25,000
5	Jung Hae-Seong	DF	Korea University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
6	Jeong Tae-Yeong	DF	Unknown	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
7	Kwon Oh-Son	DF	Kookmin Bank FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
8	Shin Jae-Heum	DF	Daewoo Royals	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
9	Min Jin-Hong	DF	Daewoo Royals	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
10	Kang Deuk-Soo	MF	Yonsei University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
11	Park Hang-Seo	MF	Army FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
12	Lee Yong-Soo	MF	Commercial Bank FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
13	Kim Kwang-Hun	MF	Yukong Elephants	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
14	Kim Yong-Hae	MF	Yukong Elephants	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
15	Lee Jong-Kwang	FW	Kwangwoon University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
16	So Kwang-Ho	FW	Hanyang University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
17	Lee Yong-Seol	FW	Daewoo Royals	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
18	Moon Myung-Soo	FW	Korea University	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
19	Hong Jong-Won	FW	Korea National Railroad FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)
20	Kim Tae-Young	FW	Chohung Bank FC	Transfer	Winter (1983-12-22)

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee
1	Lee Sang-Rae	MF	Navy FC	Transfer	Winter (1984-01-??)
2	Park Chung-Il	FW	Daewoo Royals	Transfer	Winter (1984-02-??)
3	Piyapong Pue-on	FW	Royal Thai Air Force	Transfer	Summer (1984-06-01)	2 years	Undisclosed
4	Park Byung-chul	MF	Bulova SA	Transfer	Summer (1984-06-08)	Unknown	$18,000

1984 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Wang Sun-Jae	MF	Hanil Bank FC		Winter (1984-11-21)
2	Lee Boo-Yeol	MF	Kookmin Bank FC		Winter (1984-11-21)

Rookie Free Agent

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Choi Jin-Han	MF	Myongji University		Winter (1984-12-13)

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Min Jin-Hong	DF	Yukong Elephants	Transfer	Winter (1984-12-10)	Unknown

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter		N/A

1986 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Park Kook-Chang	MF	Yukong Elephants		Summer

Rookie Free Agent

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Window
1	Lee Young-jin	MF	University of Incheon	Winter
2	Cho Min-Kook	DF	Korea University	Winter
3	Gu Sang-Bum	DF	University of Incheon	Winter
4	Cha Sang-Kwang	GK	Hanyang University	Winter

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Piyapong Pue-on	FW	Pahang FA	Transfer	Summer	Unknown

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter		N/A

1987 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Window	Fee
1	Kang Shin Woo	FW	Daewoo Royals	Winter (1986-12-10)	$29,000
2	Kim Ki-Yun	FW	Daewoo Royals	Winter (1986-12-10)	$29,000
3	Park Yoon-Ki	FW	Yukong Elephants	Winter (1986-12-10)	Trade

Rookie Free Agent

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Chang Jeong	DF	Ajou University		Winter (1986-12-10)
2	Kim Hong-Kyu	DF	Dongguk University		Winter (1986-12-10)

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Han Moon-Bae	DF		Contract ended	Winter			Retired
2	Kim Min-Ho	DF	Yukong Elephants	Transfer	Winter (1986-12-10)	Unknown	Trade

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter		N/A

1988 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Choi Soon-Ho	FW	POSCO Atoms		Winter

Rookie Draft

#	Name	POS	Moving from
1	Choi Young-jun	DF	Yonsei University
2	Cho Byung-Young	DF	Andong National University
3	Kim Nam-Ho	MF	Yonsei University
4	Yoon Sang-Chul	FW	Konkuk University
5	Joo Kyeong-Chul	FW	Yeungnam University

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Cho Young-Jeoung	DF		Contract ended				Retired

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter		N/A

1989 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Choi Tae-Jin	DF	Daewoo Royals		Winter

Rookie Draft

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode
1	Lee In-Jae	FW	Chung-Ang University	Franchise
2	Lee Young-Ik	DF	Korea University	Regular (1st)
3	Kim Dong-Hae	MF	Hanyang University	Regular (2nd)
4	Kim Seok-Hwan	DF	Yeungnam University	Regular (3rd)
5	Oh Jae-Il	FW	Sungkyunkwan University	Regular (4th)
6	Cha Yeon-Ju	FW	Andong National University	Regular (5th)

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Lee Boo-Yeol	DF	Unknown	Contract ended	Winter	N/A

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter

1990 season

In

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Choi Tae-Jin	DF	Daewoo Royals		Winter

Rookie Draft

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode
1	Lee In-Jae	FW	Chung-Ang University	Franchise
2	Lee Young-Ik	DF	Korea University	Regular (1st)
3	Kim Dong-Hae	MF	Hanyang University	Regular (2nd)
4	Kim Seok-Hwan	DF	Yeungnam University	Regular (3rd)
5	Oh Jae-Il	FW	Sungkyunkwan University	Regular (4th)
6	Cha Yeon-Ju	FW	Andong National University	Regular (5th)

Out

#	Name	POS	Moving from	Mode	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1	Lee Boo-Yeol	DF	Unknown	Contract ended	Winter	N/A

Loan & Military service

#	Name	POS	Moving to	Window	Period	Fee	Notes
1				Winter

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1984–1990 Lucky-Goldstar FC seasons

Contents

Seasons statistics

All competitions records

K League Championship records

Seasoans Summary

1984 season summary

1985 season summary

1986 season summary

1987 season summary

1988 season summary

1989 season summary

1990 season summary

Kits

First Kit

Second Kit

Third Kit

Transfers

1984 season

Founding members

In

1984 season

In

Rookie Free Agent

Out

Loan & Military service

1986 season

In

Rookie Free Agent

Out

Loan & Military service

1987 season

In

Rookie Free Agent

Out

Loan & Military service

1988 season

In

Rookie Draft

Out

Loan & Military service

1989 season

In

Rookie Draft

Out

Loan & Military service

1990 season

In

Rookie Draft

Out

Loan & Military service

See also

Related Research Articles

References

External links