Karel Brückner
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Karel Brückner (born November 13, 1939 in Olomouc) is the current head of the national football team of the Czech Republic, since December 2001. His sides are known for playing attractive, fast-paced and technical football.
In the Czech League he was the trainer for Sigma Olomouc before becoming the national side's coach.
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- (Czech) ČMFS entry
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1 Čech | 2 Grygera | 3 Mareš | 4 Galásek | 5 Kováč | 6 Jankulovski | 7 Sionko | 8 Poborský | 9 Koller | 10 Rosický | 11 Nedvěd | 12 Lokvenc | 13 Jiránek | 14 Jarolím | 15 Baroš | 16 Blažek | 17 Štajner | 18 Heinz | 19 Polák | 20 Plašil | 21 Ujfaluši | 22 Rozehnal | 23 Kinský | Coach: Brückner |
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