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Due to my close ties with the Football Federation I had a chance to get to know our famous football players, coaches and other sport officials in person. In Soviet time we had a very good team 'PAMIR' (Dushanbe), which played in the Soviet Premier League and was the only Central Asian. Unfortunately, after the dissolution of the USSR most of the players left the country for other famous clubs of Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, and Europe. Some of these Tajik football 'stars' are still playing. Here just several of them I was able to find on the Internet. Despite the five-year civil war in our country, football is alive in Tajikistan and still popular. Now we are members of AFC and Tajikistan national team is doing first steps on the international arena. Maybe these steps are not as succesful as it was anticipated but we are currently 120-125 team of the world (among 202 countries) and hopefully will soon close the gap between us and the top Asian teams and move up in FIFA World Ranking. |
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National Olympic Commitee of Republic of Tajikistan |
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Tajikistan National Football Federation |
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PAMIR (Dushanbe) - Champion of the 1 League of USSR Football Championship (1988) |
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PAMIR (Dushanbe) - First Season in the Premier League of USSR Football Championship (1989) |
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PAMIR (Dushanbe - Second Season in the Premier League (1990) |
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PAMIR (Dushanbe) - Third Season in the Premier League (1991) |
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and VAKHSH (Qurghonteppa)-1989 |
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Pictures of PAMIR-1988 |
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Varzob (Dushanbe) - Tajikistan Champion of 2000 (in Russian) |
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2001 Tajikistan championship |
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Tajikistan Olympic Team 1998 |
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FIFA World Ranking as of 22 August 2001 |
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France'98 World Cup Qualifying |
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Korea-Japan 2002 World Cup Qualifying |
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13th Asian Games Men's Football Tournament (Thailand 1998) |
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Lebanon 2000 Asian Cup Qualifying |
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Igor Cherevchenko - LOKOMOTIV (Moscow, Russia) |
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Dmitry Salzman - ZENIT (St. Petersburg, Russia) |
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One of the best players of the Russian Championship 1999 Arsen Avakov - TORPEDO (Moscow, Russia) |
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Muhsin Muhamadiev - SHINNIK (Yaroslavl, Russia) |
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Sergej Mandreko - VfL BOCHUM (Germany) |
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Rashid Rahimov - ADMIRA-WACKER (Modling, Austria) |
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Valeri Sarychev - ANYANG LG CHEETAHS (Seoul, South Korea) |
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Rustam Khaidaraliev - LOKOMOTIV (NIzhni Novgorod, Russia) |
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Music and culture |
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Modern Tajik Music from Livesound Club website |
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OLEG FESOV (English) |
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OLEG FESOV (German) |
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