Football Club "Jedinstvo" season 2011

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FOOTBALL CLUB

OFFICIAL PRESENTATION

JEDINSTVO UB

JEDINSTVO FOOTBALL SCHOOL - YOUR BEST WAY TO THE NATIONAL TEAM

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CLUB HISTORY

FC Jedinstvo is one the oldest and most famous football clubs in Serbia. It was founded in 1920 and records its biggest successes in 1966, 1978, 1981 and 1986, when acchieved the promotion to very strong Serbian league, then in the seasons 2000/01, 2001/02, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2005/06, when Jedinstvo competed in Serbian Second League.

Red-white shirt of Jedinstvo was worn by the club legend, Dragan Džajić, officialy the best Serbian football player ever. He made his first football steps at the club’s sta-dium, not far from his family house. Scouts of FC Red Star Belgrade spotted him at one of the local tournaments. He was 17 when made his debut for Belgrade team. Dragan Džajić is now one of the biggest Jedinstvo’s fans, not missing a single game.

Jedinstvo was first club for several more famous players from the past. In early 20’s of the last century, full-back Ratko Čolić transferred from Jedinstvo to FC Partizan Belgrade, and made his way to Serbian National Team. Dušan Savić, legendary Red Star’s player back in ‘70s and ‘80s, favourite of their supporters “Delije”, was also product of our School of Football.

Durring the ‘90s and last years of the last century, FC Jedinstvo was solid team, lead by legendary Profa- Miodrag Radanović, played in Serbian Second and Third league. Our supporters were chanting names of Boško Janković, Dušan Basta, Aleksandar Luković, Marko Perović, Nenad Kovačević, Radosav Petrović, Nemanja Matić and many more great players, such as Nenad and Boban Stojanović, Vladimir Bogdanović, Saša Vulević, Nenad Milašinović, Nebojša Maksimović, Dušan Kerkez, Dejan Musović... This list will soon be up-dated with some of current players, predicted to have a great career, like Marko Adamović and Uroš Matić.


Dragan Džajić born 30 May 1946 in Ub, the best Serbian

player ever and the best forward in the world

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DRAGAN DŽAJIĆ, THE CLUB LEGEND

Dragan Džajić is widely considered to be one of the best football players in Serbia’s and the former Yugosla-via’s and the best outside left wingers in soccer’s histo-ry well known for his great crosses and passes, unstop-pable dribbling with great pace, natural technique and some of the best left footed free kicks ever. Considered by many as one of the most underrated players in Eu-ropean football partly because he played in Yugoslavia.

Džajić’s professional career (1961-1978) was spent pri-marily with Red Star Belgrade, for whom he scored 287 goals in 590 games. He is considered one of the most important players in the history of the club and is one of only five players to have been awarded the Zvez-dine zvezde. From 1975 to 1977 he played for SC Bastia in France (finding the net another 31 times).

Džajić was just 18 when he was first named to the Yugoslav national team. He made his debut on 17 June 1964 against Romania and would go on to earn 85 caps (the most in the history of the Yugoslav national team) and score 23 goals. Few who saw the left-winger play could ever for-get Džajić’s brilliant play. He achieved international renown for his passing and dribbling as well as his goal-scoring.

His most famous international match was likely the 1968 European Championship semifinal against England, in which his 85th-minute lob over goalkeeper Gordon Banks gave Yugoslavia a 1-0 victory against the defending world champion. The British press dubbed him “the magic Dra-gan,” and Pelé was moved to say: “Džajić is the Balkan miracle – a real wizard. I’m just sorry he’s not Brazil-ian because I’ve never seen such a natural footballer.”

Dragan Džajić was General Manager of Red Star and has most of the credit for their winning Champions Cup in 1990 and International Club Championship in 1991.


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DUŠAN SAVIĆ, FAN’S FAVOURITE


Dušan “Dule” Savić (born June 1, 1955 in Ub, Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia) is a Serbian former football player. He started playing football in the local side Jedinstvo Ub in his home town.

Savić arrived for a tryout at Red Star’s Marakana sta-dium on March 21, 1972, and was promptly included in the club’s youth system. Two years later in 1974, he became a first team player. He quickly grew into a feared striker and a fan favorite. At still only 19, he made his national team debut for Yugoslavia. He ended up playing more than 400 official matches for Red Star Belgrade. He has 202 Apps in the Yugosla-vian league, and he had scored 120 goals.

After leaving Red Star, he spent six seasons in French Ligue 1: two with Lille OSC, and four with AS Cannes. He also had a six-month stint in La Liga with Sporting de Gijón.

In addition to being a Red Star former great, fondly remembered by football fans across Serbia, Savić unexpectedly grew into somewhat of a pop-culture hero during the late 1990s.

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SEASON 2010/11

In the season 2008/09 FC Jedinstvo made a great success, by taking 4th place in strong competition at Serbian League’s West Division. This success is gaining weight when you bear in mind the fact that the “red-white” team was by far the youngest in the league.

This season FC Jedinstvo presents even younger team, with players borned 1990 and later.

Young team lead by club’s legend Vojimir Sinđić was called again to the International Tournament in Viareggio, Italy, as a result of constant and successfull work with youth players. This could be a road for greater things for these young players. We have no doubt that they will gain experience by competing with fellow youngsters from major football clubs of the world.


Vojimir SinđićHead Coach

Lazar MarkovićAssistant Coach

Mirko ĆurguzGoalkeeper

Ljubiša RakićGoalkeeper

Luka Puletić 1994 MidfieldAleksandar Smiljković 1992 ForwardPerica Jovanović 1991 DefenseMilorad Cimirot 1990 DefenseNemanja Branković 1991 MidfieldAleksandar Pavić 1991 DefenseVid Kizić 1991 DefenseUroš Stević 1991 MidfieldMiloš Čančar 1991 ForwardVladimir Simić 1992 MidfieldDejan Savović 1990 ForwardMirko Ćurguz 1991 GoalkeeperLjubiša Rakić 1992 GoalkeeperLuka Sinđić 1993 MidfieldStefan Milovanović 1991 MidfieldNemanja Vejnović 1992 DefenseDarko Mladenović 1992 MidfieldNemanja Mijušković 1992 DefenseMiloš Panić 1994 Midfield

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TORNEO VIAREGGIO SQUAD


Aleksandar SmiljkovićStriker

Darko MladenovićMidfielder

Dejan SavovićStriker

Luka PuletićMidfielder

Milorad CimirotStriker

Miloš ČančarStriker

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Miloš PanićMidfielder

Nemanja BrankovićMidfielder

Nemanja VejnovićDefender

Perica JovanovićDefender

Nemanja MijuškovićDefender

Stefan MilovanovićMidfielder



Aleksandar PavićDefender

Uroš SinđićMidfielder

Vid KizićDefender

Vladimir SimićMidfielder

Uroš StevićMidfielder



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THE MOST NOTABLE PLAYERS

Aleksandar LukovićZenit Sankt Petersburg


Dušan BastaLecce

Boško JankovićFC Genoa

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THE MOST NOTABLE PLAYERSNenad KovačevićRC Lens


Dragan MrđaFC Sion

Marko PerovićNew England Revolution

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THE MOST NOTABLE PLAYERS


Radosav PetrovićPartizan Belgrade

Nemanja MatićChelsea

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Dragan Džajić (also played for Red Star and Bastia) 85 caps / 23 goals

Boško Janković (Red Star, Mallorca, Palermo, Genoa) 59/13 (including U21)

Nenad Kovačević (Red Star, RC Lens) 25/0

Aleksandar Luković (Red Star, Udinese, Zenit St. Petersburg) 20/0

Marko Perović (Red Star, Basel, New England Revolution) 20/9 (incl. U21)

Dragan Mrđa (Red Star, Lierse, Himki, Vojvodina, Sion FC) 17/5

Radosav Petrović (Partizan Belgrade) 16/0

Ratko Čolić (Partizan Belgrade) 14/0

Dušan Savić (Red Star, Lille, Caen FC, Sporting Gijon) 12/4

Dušan Basta (Red Star, Udinese, Lecce) 2/0

Nemanja Matić (Koshice, Chelsea) 2/0

Veseljko Trivunović(Red Star, Vojvodina, OFK Belgrade) 2/1

Đorđe Tutorić (Red Star, Ferencvaros) 1/0

SERBIA NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS


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FC JEDINSTVO 1950-1990


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DESIGN BY PENZOSI @ 2011 16SGO www.adobe.com

BOARD & STAFF MEMBERS

Nikola StarčevićAssembly President

Marko GaćinovićControl Board

Dragan ĐokićGeneral Secretary

Vojimir SinđićHead Coach

Vladislav TadićYouth Team Manager

Čedomir MartićGoalkeeper’s CoachFootball Club Jedinstvo Ub

Ulica Omladinskih brigada b.b., 14210 Ub, Serbia

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Miroslav BlagojevićPresident of Managing Board


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Football Club "Jedinstvo" season 2011