Moscow, Feb 8 (IANS/RIA Novosti) At least one in 10 football players in Russia, which would host the world cup in 2018, has been approached at some point of time to fix a match, the FIFPro international players’ association has said.
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Russian football players asked to fix matches: Report
Former head of the Russian Football Union (RFS) Vyacheslav Koloskov has expressed its view that politicians in IFAs RFS added, but with the Treaty matches the situation had not changed.
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Russian football fans will be able to fly to the European Football Championship in Ukraine and Poland for free, Aeroflot and Transaero have said. The commitment came after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin told reporters that he couldn’t see how making “a couple of planes available” to fly fans to the tournament would hurt the airlines, Russia’s largest.
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Russian Fans to Fly for Free to Ukraine – While Their Team Plays in Poland
Washington, Jan 21 (ANI): Vladamir Putin has pleased football fans by promising a review of the current ban on the sale of beer at Russian football stadiums.
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Putin promises to review football stadium beer ban
UEFA President Michel Platini praised Russia’s football heritage and the achievements of their revered players at celebrations to mark the Russian Football Union’s 100th anniversary.
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President's praise for Russian heritage
St. Petersburg, Jan 20 (IANS/RIA Novosti) Russian football fans deserve to have free flights to the 2012 UEFA European football championship matches to be held later this year in Ukraine and Poland, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said.
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Russians may fly for free to Euro 2012: Putin
The President of the Russian Football Union (RFS) Sergey Fursenko said that he would do if Russia will win Euro 2012. “From time to time should something change, including externally. Decided to grow a beard. For A Long Time? Win Championship-sbreû “,” Soviet sport “Fursenko.
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The disciplinary panel of the Russian Premier League handed out over a million dollars in fines to clubs last season, mainly due to misbehaviour by fans, the league’s press service said.
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Russian clubs notch up million dollars in fines
Sergey Tashuev: with the team planning to boost performance, a strong middle line backer would be a welcome addition.
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Fullback Hrayr Mkoyan may join Russia’s Spartak Nalchik
Alex Miller is proud to be the first Briton to manage in Russia after he takes charge of Sibir Novosibirsk.
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Miller proud to manage in Russia
A 15-match ban imposed on Cameroon captain Samuel Eto’o for sparking a players’ strike has been reduced to eight months, the national football federation said on January 7, 2012.
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Samuel Eto’o ban cut to eight months
Lokomotiv Moscow must return to the pinnacle of Russian football and be perennial title challengers, captain Dmitry Loskov said Thursday.
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Lokomotiv captain Loskov says team must be title challengers
MOSCOW: Zenit St Petersburg coach Luciano Spalletti has threatened to quit unless club bosses bring in more top class players just days after his team reached the Champions League last 16.
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Spalletti demands more top players
After his side safely booked their place in the UEFA Champions League last 16 earlier this week, Zenit St. Petersburg coach Luciano Spalletti called on the club to sign “at least a pair of top-class players”.
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Spalletti calls for ‘top-class’ signings
The Russian Football Union has announced that former USSR defender and assistant coach Gennady Logofet has died aged 69.
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Russian legend Logofet dies, aged 69
The Russian Football Union has announced that Gennady Logofet has passed away aged 69. Logofet, who made 17 appearances for the former USSR between 1963 and 1970, died on Monday.
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Russian legend Gennady Logofet passes away aged 69
This is a seminal year in the life of Russian football. Or, to be more accurate, a seminal year-and-a-half. Having formerly played a summer schedule more conducive to the country’s climate (Tomsk isn’t the nicest place to play in February—less comfortable, even, than those legendary nights in Stoke), the Russian Premier League is in the
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Foreign affairs briefing: Russia enters second phase of extended season
