Club Loyalty Award
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The original Club Loyalty award was given by the "Prapor Communizma" newspaper, given to the player which played for his club more games then any other player in the Soviet Top League.
The award was renewed in 1995 by the "International Railway Worker" newspaper, which had similar criteria's to the original award, but applied them only to players in the Russian Premier League, and was also given under official recognition from the Russian Football Union.[1] In 2004 the award ceremony took place at the Kremlin during the presentation of championship medals to FC Lokomotiv Moscow.[2] The award stopped to exist in 2004.[3]
- 1986 - Oleh Blokhin (FC Dynamo Kiev)
- 1987 - Mykhaylo Sokolovsky (Shakhtar Donetsk)
- 1988 - Volodymyr Ploskina (Chernomorets Odessa)
- 1989 - Fyodor Cherenkov (FC Spartak Moscow)
- 1995 - Sergei Ovchinnikov (FC Lokomotiv Moscow)
- 1996 - Oleg Veretennikov (Rotor Volgograd)
- 1997 - Andrei Tikhonov (FC Spartak Moscow)
- 1998 - Valeri Minko (PFC CSKA Moscow)
- 1999 - Dmitry Loskov (FC Lokomotiv Moscow)
- 2000 - Andrei Gashkin (FC Torpedo Moscow)
- 2002 - Vladimir Maminov (FC Lokomotiv Moscow)
References
- ↑ http://news.sport-express.ru/2000-11-22/1255/
- ↑ http://lenta.ru/sport/2002/12/26/maminov/
- ↑ http://sportsdaily.ru/articles/stil-retro-45063
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