- Born in Barnaul,
Karavajevs'
first club was Alga
Frunze in
Kyrgyzstan (at that time
still within the
Soviet Union) with
which Karavajevs pla**** 18 matches...
- Popkovs,
Jurijs Ševļakovs, Oļegs Aleksejenko, Ainārs Linards, and Oļegs
Karavajevs, as well as
promising newcomers like
Mihails Zemļinskis and Vitālijs Astafjevs...
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Milenko Špoljarić
France Ivan Bek
Kazakhstan Nenad Erić
Latvia Oļegs
Karavajevs Lithuania Kęstutis
Ruzgys Macedonia Aleksandar Bajevski Filip Despotovski...
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became a
first eleven player just in 1999,
after the
retirement of Oļegs
Karavajevs. Koliņko made his name in the
football world during a
spell at English...
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Kovalenko Vitali Lanko Yuri
Shukanov Ihar
Tarlowski Oļegs
Aleksejenko Oļegs
Karavajevs Juris Laizāns
Raimonds Laizāns
Ivans Lukjanovs Aivaras Laurišas Edgaras...
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League Soccer and is Canada's
leading goal
scorer internationally.
Olegs Karavajevs[vague] The
recent season-by-season
performance of the club: With the introduction...
- 10
Indrek Rumma, 11
Sergei Babenko, 12
Marek Noormets, 13
Aleksandr Karavajev, 14 Gert Kullamäe, 15
Rauno Pehka (Coach: Jaak Salumets) 2001 EuroBasket:...
- 1977 to 1989 he pla**** in 330 for
Daugava and was
succeeded by Oļegs
Karavajevs in the club. In 1991 with
Forums Skonto Kulakovs won the
Latvian league...
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Shamshin 11
April 1984 – 27
September 1985
Minister of
Construction Georgi Karavajev 11
April 1984 – 27
September 1985
Minister of
Construction the Far East...
- Best Name Team
Goalkeeper Oļegs
Karavajevs (LAT)
Skonto FC
Defender Mihails Zemļinskis (LAT)
Skonto FC
Midfielder Vladimirs Babičevs (LAT)
Skonto FC...
