Learn to win

«Learn to win»
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Work done by Nargiz Abdullin, student

of the 10th form, gymnasium №17, Kazan Teacher: G.N.Khaibullina

1. What was he? A tennis player? A hockey player?

A football player? 2. Where and when was Victor Kolotov born? 3. What did he enjoy doing in his childhood? 4. Where did he start his carrer? 5. What position did he play on the football pitch? 6. How many Olympic medals did he get? 7. Where is a monument erected in honour of Kolotov?

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village of Yudino, a suburb of Kazan on July 3,

1949. Since childhood, young Vitya had been interested in sports. His older brother who played for the local football team "Lokomotiv" which took part in the draws of the championship and the Cup of Kazan was an example to follow for him. Viktor also enjoyed cycling, table tennis and chess.

Childhood

village of Yudino near Kazan there was a football section

and its own football team where Victor first played in the position of midfielder. It was the beginning of his quick way from a local team to the national one.

1967, an 18-year-old boy was invited to Zelenodolsk "Chaika", which

played in the championship of the RSFSR. Viktor became a Central striker and he scored 24 goals during the season. As a result, an invitation from the capital of the Republic to the Kazan "Labor reserves" followed. There Viktor had one successful season, after which he moved to the main team of Tatarstan — «Rubin». But rumors about the talented guy reached Moscow, and in the fall of 1970, the head coach of the national team, Valentin Nikolaev, invited Kolotov to the national team. This is the only time in history when a second League player has become a member of the USSR national team.

three clubs at once: CSKA and Torpedo Moscow and Dynamo

Kiev but this led to a scandal. After Kolotov had moved to Kiev he was disqualified for a year, but after the request of the head coach of the USSR national team, Valentin Nikolaev, Viktor returned and was happy to continue his carrer.

1972 - a bronze medalist of the Olympic games in

1972 - a bronze medalist of the Olympic games in 1976 Total: - for the USSR national team - 44 games 17 goals - the USSR Olympic team - 11 games 5 goals.

As a member of the USSR national team Viktor Kolotov became:

Viktor Kolotov became:
a 6-time champion of the USSR: 1971,

1974, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981,
two-time winner of the USSR Cup: 1974, 1978
winner of the UEFA Cup winners ' Cup: 1975winner of the UEFA super Cup: 1975. Just a "Dynamo"(Kyiv)- 292 81 of the game ball. Member Of The Fedotov Club
As a member of the USSR national team: silver medalist of the European championship in 1972, bronze medalist of the Olympic games in 1972, bronze medalist of the Olympic games in 1976. Total for the USSR national team - 44 games 17 goals, the USSR Olympic team - 11 games 5 goals.
In honor of Viktor Kolotov in the city of Zelenodolsk(Republic of Tatarstan), the Komsomolets stadium is named and a monument is erected). And the number "three" in the fate of Kolotov played an ambiguous role. So, he was born on July 3, 1949, and the "fatal match" took place on September 3, 1999. In the USSR Championships, he played for three clubs("Chaika", "Rubin", "Dynamo",Kiev)

As a member of Dynamo Kiev, Viktor Kolotov became:
a 6-time champion of the USSR: 1971, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981,
two-time winner of the USSR Cup: 1974, 1978
winner of the UEFA Cup winners ' Cup: 1975winner of the UEFA super Cup: 1975. Just a "Dynamo"(Kyiv)- 292 81 of the game ball. Member Of The Fedotov Club
As a member of the USSR national team: silver medalist of the European championship in 1972, bronze medalist of the Olympic games in 1972, bronze medalist of the Olympic games in 1976. Total for the USSR national team - 44 games 17 goals, the USSR Olympic team - 11 games 5 goals.
In honor of Viktor Kolotov in the city of Zelenodolsk(Republic of Tatarstan), the Komsomolets stadium is named and a monument is erected). And the number "three" in the fate of Kolotov played an ambiguous role. So, he was born on July 3, 1949, and the "fatal match" took place on September 3, 1999. In the USSR Championships, he played for three clubs("Chaika", "Rubin", "Dynamo",Kiev)

The Komsomolets stadium is named and a monument in honour of Viktor Kolotov is erected in the city of Zelenodolsk (Republic of Tatarstan)

carrer, Kolotov became a coach in Ukrain. After his retirement,

Kolotov was offered a job at Rubin in tandem with Pavel Sadyrin. However, he had several heart attacks. Problems with health did not allow him to start working. On January, 2 in 2000 he went hunting with his friends. The next day Viktor Kolotov died from a heart attack.

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