behind everything that happened (good or bad) during this time at FCM Bacău. It was first a period of relative growth, with following rankings: 11th (1995–96), also the season in which AS Bacău won 5–1 on the Steaua Stadium, one of the biggest surprises in the Romanian football), 5th (1996–97), 10th (1997–98), 5th (1998–99), 8th (1999–2000); followed by the relegation that occurred in the summer of 2001, after the relegation play-off against Farul Constanța and the purchase of the place from the newly promoted FC Baia Mare, in the same summer. The 2001–02 season started with great ambitions, with huge investments for a team from Romania, with relatively big names in the squad and on the bench, with the ecstasy of a 4–2 win against Dinamo București and the final disappointments that only brought a 6th place. After 2002, FCM Bacău was only in the lower part of the tables, until finally relegated in the Liga II at the end of the 2005–06 edition. Not infrequently, Sechelariu referred to FCM Bacău calling it "my child", sometimes "dear", sometimes "disabled". The history of the football club from Bacău, between 1992 and 2009 was extraordinarily agitated and followed the contours of its owner faithfully. After all, it was a mixture of will, beauty and bitter disappointment. In 2006 the Moldavian team relegated to the Liga II, then at the end of the 2006–07 season, the team finished in the 5th place, showing a decline that in the following years would be highlighted more, this period being one of the most negative of the club based in the city of George Bacovia, which at the end of the 2007–08 season was at one step away of being relegated even in the third tier. For the 2009–10 season the team set out as the main target a promotion in the Liga I, but due to financial problems and misunderstandings between Dumitru Sechelariu and the Local Council of the Municipality, FCM ended as being relegated to the Liga III, after two matches lost by forfeit. After the exclusion from the second league, the Municipality of Bacău registered the team in the next season of the Liga III, under the name of SCM Bacău. On 9 June 2010, it was announced that the new club will be built on the structure of the old club, SC FCM Bacău SA, which after the capital increase came under