Narva JK Trans

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Narva Trans
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Full name Narva Trans
Founded 1979
Ground Narva Kreenholmi Staadion,
Narva
Capacity 3,000
Chairman Nikolai Burdakov
Manager Valeri Bondarenko
League Meistriliiga
2006 Meistriliiga, 2nd
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Narva Trans is an Estonian football team, playing in Narva.

Old Narva Trans logo
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Contents

[edit] 2007 season

Narva Trans will be without first-choice goalkeeper Martin Kaalma and loaned in Rene Kaas from FC Flora before the season began.

[edit] 2006 - best ever finish in the league

2006 was Narva Trans' best ever year. They finished second in Meistriliiga and for the first time qualified for the UEFA Cup. Their campaign was led by players such as the strikeforce of Maksim Gruznov and Dmitri Lipartov, attacking midfielder Aleksandr Dubõkin and in defence Aleksandr Kulik.

[edit] Achievements

2001.

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player
1 Flag of Lithuania GK Vitas Mališauskas
2 Flag of Russia DF Andrei Pruss
3 Flag of Russia MF Vladislav Ivanov
4 Flag of Russia DF Aleksei Gorškov
5 Flag of Russia MF Sergei Kazakov
6 Flag of Russia MF Oleg Gorjatšov
7 Flag of Russia MF Aleksandr Tarassenkov
8 Flag of Russia FW Dmitri Lipartov
9 Flag of Russia FW Maksim Gruznov
11 Flag of Ukraine MF Irfan Ametov
No. Position Player
13 Flag of Russia MF Aleksandr Dubõkin
14 Flag of Ukraine DF Dmitro Dobrovolski
15 Flag of Russia MF Stanislav Kitto
16 Flag of Estonia DF Aleksandr Zaharenkov
17 Flag of Estonia DF Dmitri Šelehhov
18 Flag of Russia MF Sergei Popov
19 Flag of Russia DF Mihail Maslenikov
Flag of Russia DF Aleksandr Kulik
Flag of Estonia MF Oleg Lepik
TBA Flag of Estonia GK Rene Kaas


[edit] Narva Trans in Estonian Football

Year League Position Goals +/- Points
1992
I
7
-19
4
92/93
I
6
+17
24
93/94
I
4
+34
30
94/95
I
3
+14
26
95/96
I
5
+1
19
96/97
I
6
-10
17
97/98
I
5
-13
15
1998
I
4
+8
23
1999
I
4
+12
40
2000
I
5
+24
43
2001
I
4
+44
51
2002
I
4
+5
47
2003
I
4
+15
47
2004
I
4
+4
47
2005
I
3
+65
75
2006
I
2
+70
83
2007
I


[edit] Notable Former Players

[edit] Notable Former Coaches

  • Sergei Zamogilnõi

[edit] External link


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