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- Q2019858 abstract "TS Olimpia Poznań is a Polish multi-sport club from Poznań. It has archery, basketball, boxing, judo, swimming, tennis, and triathlon sections. The sections are formally independent of each other, sharing the history and name only. The football section, once a top-flight team for many years folded in 2005.The club still is a large sports complex surrounded by Lake Rusałka, a large city recreation area: a Tennis Park where the Poznań Open is held; mountain biking facilities including a four-cross track; an athletics stadium (capacity 3000); and a speedway-football stadium (capacity 20 000), which fell into vast disrepair until it was acquired by the city council from the police in 2013 and was renovated. The football-speedway stadium hosts speedway club PSŻ Poznań, rugby union side NKR Chaos, American football team the Poznań Patriots, and football team Poznaniak Poznań.The club initially was owned by the civic military police, and therefore for many years the club was considered one of the "Gwardian" clubs. For this reason the club was poorly supported compared to the other professional teams in the city, Warta and Lech.In the late 80s and 90s the football section was a regular Ekstraklasa team.After the fall of communism the club lost its government backing and the clubs fortunes started to drastically decline. The clubs individual sections became separate entities due to financial issues, several sections were shut down. The clubs facilities became outdated and many of them became abandoned and severely under-repaired.In 1995 the football section of Olimpia Poznań was moved from Poznań and merged with Lechia Gdańsk in 1995 creating Lechia/Olimpia Gdańsk. It only lasted one season in the top division and by 1997 it was already in the third division. The club tried to rescue its fall through another merger with local club Polonia Gdańsk, in turn dropping Olimpia's heritage and changing its name to Lechia/Polonia Gdańsk, with Antoni Ptak's company as the main sponsor. In 2001 Lechia decided to leave the merger, and started as an independent club from the bottom of the football pyramid as the sole legal and spiritual continuator of BKS Lechia, which folded the merged club in 2002, forcing Polonia to start in a lower league as well.After the 1995 merger, the reserve football team became the senior side, which then played in the IV liga. However the stadium fell into the disrepair, the clubs finances were mismanaged and the club fell into obscurity. Finally in 2005 the football section was dissolved, however the judo and tennis sections which has long severed its police ties have thrived. The basketball teams, in particular the women's side has some success and support in recent years, due to lack of competition in the sport of other clubs, however the basketball section too fell into obscurity. the The football-speedway stadium was restored mostly thanks to the efforts of speedway fans and activists of PSŻ Poznań, supported by several other sports.".
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- Q2019858 capacity "20000".
- Q2019858 clubname "Olimpia Poznań".
- Q2019858 fullname "Olimpia Poznań".
- Q2019858 fullname "Towarzystwo Sportowe".
- Q2019858 ground "Olimpia Stadium, Poznań, Poland".
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- Q2019858 nickname "Olimpijczycy".
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- Q2019858 comment "TS Olimpia Poznań is a Polish multi-sport club from Poznań. It has archery, basketball, boxing, judo, swimming, tennis, and triathlon sections. The sections are formally independent of each other, sharing the history and name only.".
- Q2019858 label "Olimpia Poznań".
- Q2019858 name "Olimpia Poznań".
- Q2019858 name "Towarzystwo Sportowe".
- Q2019858 nick "Olimpijczycy".