In one of the insider telegram channels, almost before the match, information surfaced about Ignatiev allegedly exiled to the reserve team for “bad” behavior. According to the note, the striker was offered a 5-year contract, but he refused. This information was immediately picked up by several publics, and after the match Musaev was directly asked about the reasons, to which they received a firm answer that there was no conflict. According to my information, previously they were exiled to the double only for drunkenness, and even then, now it’s too much large number important matches, and the problem of the limit is acute for Krasnodar in order...
2004 for Russian football was a time of rapid development. Yuri Semin's Lokomotiv, having tragically been eliminated from the 1/8 finals of the Champions League by Monaco in the spring, wins the championship in a bitter struggle with CSKA. Valery Gazzaev builds CSKA, which a year later will win the UEFA Cup. And it is truly built for the ages; four of that squad still play for CSKA today. The brilliant Zenit of Vlastimil Petrzhela continues to delight the fans, where Arshavin is already in full swing and Kerzhakov is shooting with all his heart.
At a time when Krylia Sovetov fought for the highest places in the Russian championship and played in Europe, it was impossible to imagine the Samara middle line without Denis Kovba. He was one of the leaders of “Wings of the Soviets” in the club’s historic “bronze” year of 2004, when, under the leadership of Gadzhi Gadzhiev, the team also reached the final of the National Cup. Denis is the Samara club's record holder for the number of matches played after Anton Beaver. Kovba can rightfully be considered a legend of “Wings of the Soviets”!
Domestic sports are faced with a scandal surrounding individuals especially close to the country’s leadership. The TV channel "Match TV" attacked the competing site Sports.ru and with the help of resources Roskomnadzor blocked access to it in Russia. The decision was made through the Moscow City Court (chairman - Olga Egorova) under the pretext of copyright infringement.
The channel is managed by the Deputy General Director of the editorial office of the sports holding " Gazprom-media» Tina Kandelaki. Her boyfriend Givi Targamadze has been hiding from Russian investigators for several years now - they want to arrest a Georgian politician in connection with the riots on Bolotnaya Square. You can find it online video shooting, where Targamadze promises $50 million to member of the Russian Coordination Council of the Opposition Sergei Udaltsov and his Left Front organization, who planned to spend banker Andrei Borodin, who fled to London, to overthrow Vladimir Putin. The mediator between Borodin and Targamadze, as follows from the agency’s archives “ Ruspres", Tina Kandelaki performed.
Selfie with gymnast Kabaeva
What does associate Givi Targamadze have in common with sports life that country that Kandelaki and Targamadze sincerely do not like?
The “Voices” effect, which the Match TV producers were clearly counting on, did not work at all. According to Mediascope (formerly the company was called TNS), on average in Russia (cities with a population of 100 thousand people, ages 4+), the premiere of “Who Wants to Become a Legionnaire?” collected a share of 1.1 percent, the broadcast rating was 0.26%. The second episode of the reality show had a rating of 0.24% and a share of 1.0%.
For those who do not live by television numbers, let us explain:
– share – the number of people who watched a specific broadcast from the total volume of TV viewers at a particular moment.
Roughly speaking, reality TV was watched by 1.1 and 1.0 percent of people who had their TV turned on at that moment.
It is clear that sports in Russia are far from the most popular product, but the numbers are still low. Just look at the average daily share of the channel itself: in the first week of reality, the share of Match TV was 1.4 (for reality itself it was 1.1), in the second it was 1.8 (1.0).
The most interesting thing in all these numbers is Tina Kandelaki’s statements.
German Tkachenko has so many diverse talents that it is not so easy to accurately answer the question of who he is. During his career, he used his talents in completely various types human activity. But he gained the greatest popularity in the football field. As an agent for many talented football players in Russia and Ukraine, he gained great authority, especially during transfer campaigns by teams. German Tkachenko, whose biography can tell a lot about what kind of person and specialist he is, is the hero of this article.
Study and start of work
Tkachenko German Vladimirovich was born in 1970 in Donbass. At that distant Soviet time, Donbass was part of the Ukrainian SSR, and was one of the most prosperous regions of Ukraine. The biography of young Herman was not much different from the biographies of hundreds of thousands of young guys who graduated from high school at that time. After graduation, German Tkachenko successfully enters the Gorlovka State Pedagogical Institute foreign languages and finishes it. He does this so successfully that he is left to teach at the same institute. Excellent knowledge foreign language will have a great influence on Tkachenko’s entire subsequent career.
Later, having finished his teaching career, then still a fairly young specialist, German Tkachenko, tried himself in the economic field, holding several responsible positions in the Ukrainian economy. And until 1999, he resolved economic issues at various enterprises in Ukraine, or represented the interests of Russian enterprises in this territory. But until that time he had not shown much interest in football. And he was not noticed in football circles. At this time, his talent as a politician and business executive became more apparent.
First steps in football with Krylia Sovetov Samara
Since 1999, German Tkachenko has been taking his first steps in Russian football. From this time on, he becomes president football club Premier league "Krylya Sovetov" from Samara. And over the next six years, he consistently delves into the economy of the club and Russia as a whole. It was at this time that he acquired vast experience in managing this enterprise, which would allow him to further grow into a top manager of Russian football. But at this time he does not stop his production and political activities. It was during this period that he moved to Russia and accepted Russian citizenship. And two years later he was elected as a senator to the Federation Council from the Samara region and was engaged in political activities for the next five years.
Football agency "ProSports Management"
In 2005, having finished his political activities, German Tkachenko decides to concentrate his efforts and apply the acquired experience in the country’s football economy. A Russian representative office of the English management company is being created in the organization sporting events ProSports Management. Here German Tkachenko holds the post of representative office. It was at this time that he began to represent, as an agent, several talented football players in the Russian and Ukrainian championships. One of the galaxy of such athletes was Alexander Aliyev.
Subsequently, German Tkachenko was a football agent (whose photo is posted above), who represented players such as Sergei Ignashevich and Andrei Ermolenko. There are also many other athletes who use the services of both German Tkachenko personally and the ProSports company.
German Tkachenko and Anzhi Makhachkala
The next, one can definitely say, grandiose project, in which by that time the already famous football agent was taking part, was the revival of Anzhi Makhachkala in 2011. It was at this time that the team’s owner changed, and the club began to spend a lot of money, inviting world-famous football players, making record transfers of that time in Russia and around the world. And German Tkachenko stood at the origins of this project and provided leadership by inviting coaches to Anzhi.
Such wonderful names include the famous Dutch coach Guus Hidding, and from the galaxy of great football players it is worth noting such names as Roberto Carlos and Samuel Eto'o, and many other famous personalities. Although over time, this football project was gradually phased out in the form in which it began, and most famous players still left the team due to lack of funding, however, they gained invaluable experience in collaborating with world-famous players. And at present, German Tkachenko, whose photo can be found in many sports magazines, occupies an honorable place among the three best football agents in Russia.
German Tkachenko - football analyst
Currently, another of German Tkachenko’s talents is being revealed. Every year in football world There are two transfer campaigns. And each team tries to be active during these transfer windows, in which players can move from team to team. It is at this time that football fans need a lot of analytical reviews of the transfer activity of a particular team. And many media outlets use the services of German Tkachenko, who is not only an experienced active agent, but also a specialist who knows well not only the Russian football industry, but also the world as a whole.
Personal and social life of German Tkachenko
If you look for information about the personal life of a football agent like German Tkachenko, his biography with a photo is published quite often, but other than reports that he is married, it is quite difficult to find other information. Social life is quite simpler and you can learn much more. So there are quite a lot of photographs on the Internet with famous public figures, such as Tina Kandelaki or Roman Abramovich. Herman is active and you can find quite a lot of photos indicating this.
Life of German Tkachenko outside football
Currently, Herman's life is connected mainly with football, and the 46-year-old agent and analyst does not see himself outside of this sport. But we saw how many talents this man has, and it may be that in the future he will show himself in some new capacity. There is no need to think ahead; time will tell who German Tkachenko really is: a football top manager, a production worker or a politician. Time will put everything in its place.
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German Vladimirovich Tkachenko(born July 22, Donetsk, Ukrainian SSR, USSR) - sports top manager and political figure.
Biography
In 1992 he graduated from the Gorlovka State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages, where he worked as an English teacher.
1995-1997 leading specialist in foreign economic activity of the Ukruglegeologiya company.
1997 - 2000 Vice President, Director of the External Relations Department of the investment and industrial group Siberian Aluminum (Sibal).
2000 - 2005 Chairman of the Supervisory Board of OJSC Nikolaev Alumina Refinery (Ukraine).
1999 - 2005 President of the Samara football club FC "Krylya Sovetov"
Since June 2000, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of OJSC Nikolaev Alumina Refinery (Ukraine).
2001 - 2005 Senator of the Federation Council from the Samara Region, member of the Committee on Industrial Policy, member of the Commission on Natural Monopolies, member of the Commission on Youth Affairs and Sports.
2007-2008 - general manager of FC Krylya Sovetov.
S is the president of the Russian representative office of the management company in the organization of sports events “ProSports Management”.
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– At what time was General Schmit killed?...- At seven o'clock, I think.
- At 7 o'clock. Very sad! Very sad!
The Emperor said his thanks and bowed. Prince Andrei came out and was immediately surrounded on all sides by courtiers. Kind eyes looked at him from all sides and gentle words were heard. Yesterday's adjutant reproached him for not staying at the palace and offered him his home. The Minister of War approached, congratulating him on the Order of Maria Theresa, 3rd class, which the Emperor had bestowed upon him. The Empress's chamberlain invited him to see Her Majesty. The Archduchess also wanted to see him. He didn’t know who to answer, and took a few seconds to collect his thoughts. The Russian envoy took him by the shoulder, took him to the window and began to talk to him.
Contrary to Bilibin’s words, the news he brought was received joyfully. A thanksgiving service was scheduled. Kutuzov was awarded the Grand Cross by Maria Theresa, and the entire army received decorations. Bolkonsky received invitations from all sides and had to make visits to the main dignitaries of Austria all morning. Having finished his visits at five o'clock in the evening, mentally composing a letter to his father about the battle and about his trip to Brunn, Prince Andrei returned home to Bilibin. At the porch of the house occupied by Bilibin, a britzka half-stuffed with belongings stood, and Franz, Bilibin’s servant, with difficulty dragging his suitcase, came out of the door.
Before going to Bilibin, Prince Andrei went to a bookstore to stock up on books for the trip and sat in the shop.
- What's happened? – asked Bolkonsky.
- Ach, Erlaucht? - said Franz, with difficulty loading the suitcase into the chaise. – Wir ziehen noch weiter. Der Bosewicht ist schon wieder hinter uns her! [Ah, your Excellency! We go even further. The villain is already on our heels again.]
- What's happened? What? - asked Prince Andrei.
Bilibin came out to meet Bolkonsky. There was excitement on Bilibin’s always calm face.
“Non, non, avouez que c"est charmant," he said, "cette histoire du pont de Thabor (bridge in Vienna). Ils l"ont passe sans coup ferir. [No, no, admit that this is a delight, this story with the Tabor Bridge. They crossed it without resistance.]
Prince Andrei did not understand anything.
- Where are you from that you don’t know what all the coachmen in the city already know?
- I am from the Archduchess. I didn't hear anything there.
– And didn’t you see that they are stacking everywhere?
- I haven’t seen it... But what’s the matter? – Prince Andrei asked impatiently.
-What's the matter? The fact is that the French crossed the bridge that Auesperg defends, and the bridge was not blown up, so Murat is now running along the road to Brunn, and today they will be here tomorrow.
