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Chardafon (Bulgarian: Чардафон), born
Prodan Tishkov (Продан Тишков; 1860 in
Gabrovo – 22
November 1906), was a
Bulgarian revolutionary.
Chardafon took...
- the team. The club
subsequently changed its name to Aprilov, FC
Chardafon,
Chardafon-Orlovets. They parti****ted to
Bulgarian Championship as Tarnovo...
- the
local team FC
Locomotiv Septemvri.
After that,
Lazarov pla**** for
Chardafon Gabrovo (now FC Yantra).
After two very good seasons, he
signed with Bulgarian...
- (1815–1877),
Herzegovinian Serb
rebel Prodan Tishkov (1860–1906), aka "
Chardafon",
Bulgarian revolutionary and
cavalry officer Alla Prodan [de] (born 1950)...
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formed there,
under the
leadership of
Prodan Tishkov (mostly
known as
Chardafon) – the
local leader of the BSCRC.
BSCRC representatives were sent to different...
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Shumenska OSO Han
Omurtag Shumen Rusenska OSO
Rakovski Ruse
Tarnovska OSO
Chardafon Gabrovo Plevenska OSO
Levski Pleven Vrachanska OSO no
representative Bdinska...
- - South-West
Chargan Chargan 4
Level - A OFG South-East A OFG
Yambol Chardafon 1919
Gabrovo 4
Level - A OFG North-West A OFG
Gabrovo Chelnik Reselets...
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Maritsa Plovdiv 30 17 2 11 58 28 +30 53 6
Haskovo 30 16 3 11 53 34 +19 51 7
Chardafon Gabrovo 30 15 4 11 30 24 +6 49 8
Akademik Sofia 30 14 6 10 39 28 +11 48...
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Angelov (born 2007). He grew up in the
school of CSKA and
competed for "
Chardafon" (Gabrovo) and "Vidima-Rakovski" (Sevlievo). He
started his
coaching career...
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Blagoevgrad 1993–1995
Chernomorets Burgas 1995–1996
Volov Shumen 1996–1997
Chardafon Gabrovo 1997–1999
Minyor Pernik 47 (20) 1999–2000
Levski Sofia 19 (6)...
