Flacăra Moreni. During the winter break Sdrobiș left the team on the 1st place, after some disputes with Ștefan and signed with Dacia Unirea Brăila. He was replaced by Dinamo București and Fenerbahçe former player, Ion Nunweiller. In the end "the Yellow and Blacks" promoted to Divizia A, for the first time in the club's history, with 20 victories, 7 draws, 7 defeats, 54 goals scored and 24 conceded, 47 points, 6 over the next three teams: Steaua Mizil, FC Argeș and Flacăra Moreni. The team was made up of Ioan Sdrobiș (rounds 1–17) and Ion Nunweiller (rounds 18–34) as coaches and the following players: Anghelinei, Șoiman, Axinia I, Axinia II, Dinu, Alexa, Cozma, Gălan, Coșerariu, Enache, Bârcă, Ghioane, Grosu, Ivanov, Gigi Ion, Ionescu, Lefter, Ov. Marc, Mirea, Nichifor, Pantazi, Săvinoiu, Șoimaru, Urzică, Buliga, Oprea, Breniuc, Apachiței and Vrânceanu; the administrative leadership was ensured by: Gheorghe Ștefan, Gh.Chivorchian, Iulian Țocu, Liviu Tudor, Ioan Strătilă and Luigi Bodo. The club was named for 6 months in 1993 as Ceahlăul Simpex, due to sponsorship reason. Following these 30 years of Divizia B, along with the names already mentioned, important contributions have been related to the names of the following people: I.Iovicin, M.Crețu, Radu Toma, V.Rizea, Tr.Coman, N.Zaharia, T.Anghelini, Toader Șteț, M.Nedelcu, M.Radu and Fl.Hizo (coaches); C.Acatincăi, Gh.Ocneanu, D.Lospa and M.Contardo (presidents). Golden Age of Ceahlăul (1993–2004) The golden age of Ceahlăul was a period full of successes, beaten records, but also full of controversies, accusations and strange moments. At the start of the 1993–94 Divizia A Ceahlăul was a well-known second league team, but a novice and a mysterious team for most combatants in the first division of the country. With the former player, Mircea Nedelcu, as the new coach and with its first golden generation on the pitch, Ceahlăul made a more than decent first season, installing where it felt the best also in the second league, on the 10th place, in the middle of the table. In the same component Ceahlăul would exceed all expectations and get the best performance in the history of the club, until then, a 5th place at the end of the 1994–95 season and the first qualifying in a European Cup. 1995–96 season is an important landmark in the history of the club from Neamț County, the club playing for the first time in a European Competitions, more exactly in the 1995 UEFA Intertoto Cup,