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Tag Archives: USSR
The Great Górski, or the Golden Age of Polish Football
Perhaps, quoting a 1980s song by the Imagination, it was “just an illusion” – the illusion that the Poland national football team could regain competitiveness exploiting the status of co-hosts of the recent European Championships. The three matches played by … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, History, Olympics, Poland
Tagged 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, Biało-czerwoni, brazil, Colombia, DDR, denmark, East Germany, England, football, Górnik Zabrze, Ghana, Grzegorz Lato, Hubert Kostka, Hungary, Jan Tomaszewski, Jerzy Gorgoń, Kazimierz Deyna, Kazimierz Górski, Kazimierz Kmiecik, Legia Warsaw, Lesław Ćmikiewicz, Lviv, Lwów, montréal, Morocco, munich, Oleh Blochin, olympic games, Olympics, Poland, Robert Gadocha, Sarenka, Soviet Union, USSR, Wembley, West Germany, World Cup, Włodzimierz Lubański, Zygfryd Szołtysik, Zygmunt Anczok
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In the Name of Spartacus – Part II
[Part I] The opportunity came a few years after the foundation of Spartak. The team was called for an exhibition in the Red Square in front of high-ranking officials on 6 July 1936, the Sportsman’s Day. The originally planned half-a-hour … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Football, History, Russia
Tagged 1936, 1942, 1953, 1976, 2003, Andreij Červičenko, Andrej Tichonov, CSKA Moscow, Diego Armando Maradona, Dynamo Moscow, Egor Titov, football, gulag, HFC Haarlem, Il’ja Cymbalar’, Izvestia, Konstantin Beskov, Lavrentij Berija, Lenin Stadion, Leonid Fedun, Lukoil, Lužniki, Moscow, Nikolaj Starostin, Oleg Romancev, Red Square, Rubin Kazan’, secret police, Soviet Union, Spartak, UEFA Cup, USSR, Valerij Karpin, Zenit Saint Petersburg
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In the Name of Spartacus – Part I
They have not been winning a national title for more than a decade. Yet, they remain the most popular football club in the country, the “people’s team”, as they were labelled in the 1930s by fans. Many politicians would probably … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Football, History, Russia
Tagged 1922, 1935, Aleksandr Starostin, Andrej Starostin, CSKA Moscow, Dynamo Moscow, football, Komsomol, Krasna Presnja, Lavrentij Berija, Lokomotiv Moscow, MKS, Moscow, Nikolaj Starostin, Pëtr Starostin, Presnja, Raffaele Giovagnoli, Soviet Union, Spartacus, Spartak, Spartak Moscow, USSR
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