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Indonesia Premier League or the abbreviated with the LPI is one of the football competition in Indonesia's newly launched and will start the season began, January 8, 2011. Indonesia Premier League soccer competition itself is a homeland that was held outside of the governance structure PSSI.
Initiated by businessman Arifin Panigoro, Indonesia Premier League has now has 19 soccer club participants who are ready to hold early season in 2011 with the English Premier League adopt the model of a stand-alone, separate from England Football Federation (FA).
Arya abhiseka one of the initiators of LPI declared that, Indonesia will be different from the Premier League with LSI (Indonesia Super League), which as is known LSI itself is managed by PT Liga Indonesia with 95% of shares belong to PSSI. The remaining 5% is owned by a foundation owned by Nirwan Bakrie. While the LPI will be managed by PT Indonesia with Premier League club owns 100% shares of participants.
For the year tops the Premier League Indonesia PT concentrate held LPI. The second year of competition then made a second strata below the LPI in order to apply the degradation. A total of 19 teams will compete in the season to make sure 2011.
The competition will use a system of full competition or double round robin in which each club will melakoni home and away. Despite pressure from the Parent Organization of Football (PSSI), the organizers are optimistic that competition will run successfully.
Here's a list of 19 teams that competed in the LPI:
1. Aceh United
Coach: Lionel Charbonnier (France)
Stadium: Hope Nation, Banda Aceh (40,000)
2. Bali De Vata
Coach: Willy Scheepers (Netherlands)
Stadium: Captain I Wayan Dipta, Herzliya (25,000)
3. Bandung FC
Coach: Nandar Iskandar
Stadium: Siliwangi, Bandung (25,000)
4. Batavia Union
Coach: Roberti Bianchi (Brazil)
Stadium: Monument Jakarta (20,000)
5. Raya Bogor
Coach: John Arwandy
Stadium: Persikabo, Bogor (15,000)
6. Papuan Bird of Paradise
Coach: Uwe Erkebrecher (Jernabm) Stadium: Mandala Jayapura (30,000)
7. Jakarta 1928
Coach: Bambang Nurdiansyah
Stadium: Lebak Bulus (25,000)
8. Kabau Padang
Coach: Divaldo Alves (Portugal)
Stadium: Agus Salim, Padang (28,000)
9. Knights XI Solo
Coach: Branko Babic (Serbia)
Stadium: Manahan Solo (24 000)
10. Makassar City
Coach: Michael Feichtenbeiner (Germany)
Stadium: Andi Mattalata, Makassar (20,000)
11. Manado United
Coach: Mohammed Al-Hadad
Stadium: Water Quality, Galway (20,000)
12. Medan Chiefs
Coach: Jorg. Steinebruner (Germany)
Stadium: Exemplary, Medan (20,000)
13. Field Stars
Coach: Rene Van Eck (Netherlands)
Stadium: Example, Medan
14. Persebaya
Coach: Aji Santoso
Stadium: Gelora 10 November, Tambaksari (35 000)
15. Persema
Coach: Timo Scheuneman (Germany)
Stadium: Gajayana, Malang (30,000)
16. Persibo
Coach: Anwar Sartono
Stadium: Latjen Sudirman Haji, Bojonegoro (15,000)
17. Real Mataram
Coach: Jose Basualdo (Argentina)
Stadium: Maguwoharjo, Yogyakarta (30,000)
18. Semarang United
Coach: Edy Paryono
Stadium: Identity, Semarang (25,000)
19. Wolves FC
Coach: Paulo Camargo (Brazil)
Stadium: Fortress (25,000)
