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#and the highlight that will always be remembered: he scored the deciding penalty kick in the final of [[World Cup]] 12 to ensure to first world cup victory. | #and the highlight that will always be remembered: he scored the deciding penalty kick in the final of [[World Cup]] 12 to ensure to first world cup victory. | ||
| − | After his active career ended, he became coach of different domestic rejistani teams and became coach of the Orange-Blues before [[World Cup 18]]. His attack-minded, anti-Karela style of play caused the Orange-Blues to win World Cup 18 and him to be fired in the qualifiers of World Cup 19. Again he left for Liverpool England and became team manager of the Philosophers. | + | After his active career ended, he became coach of different domestic rejistani teams and became coach of the [[Orange-Blues]] before [[World Cup 18]]. His attack-minded, anti-Karela style of play caused the Orange-Blues to win World Cup 18 and him to be fired in the qualifiers of World Cup 19. Again he left for Liverpool England and became team manager of the Philosophers. |
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Revision as of 05:59, 5 April 2005
Syku Lyku, nicknamed as 'SyLy' was a player for the national team of Rejistania (the Orange-Blues) since the first match and played in the national team until World Cup 12, when he retired from international soccer. Highlights of his active carreer:
- scoring the first international goal for Rejistania
- top scorer in the H1SR for Hades Lavamje
- played in 71 matches of the Orange-Blues at least as substitute
- first rejistani to play abroad (for Liverpool England side Orean United)
- and the highlight that will always be remembered: he scored the deciding penalty kick in the final of World Cup 12 to ensure to first world cup victory.
After his active career ended, he became coach of different domestic rejistani teams and became coach of the Orange-Blues before World Cup 18. His attack-minded, anti-Karela style of play caused the Orange-Blues to win World Cup 18 and him to be fired in the qualifiers of World Cup 19. Again he left for Liverpool England and became team manager of the Philosophers.
