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Zdravko Rajkov (Serbian Cyrillic: Здравко Рајков; 5
December 1927 – 30 July 2006) was a
Yugoslav footballer and manager. He pla**** for the
Yugoslavia national...
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written in Serbian, the
novel has been
translated into
English by
Dragana Rajkov and
published in the
United States independent publishing house Prime Books...
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Abdel Monem El-Hajj Coach: Otto Glória Coach:
Slawomir Wolk Coach:
Zdravko Rajkov and
Mahieddine Khalef Coach: Fred Osam-Duodu Coach: Diélimory Diabaté Coach:...
- François Velde,
August 1998
Milivoj Rajkov,
Istorija grada Kikinde do 1918. godine, Kikinda, 2003,
pages 14–16.
Milivoj Rajkov,
Istorija grada Kikinde do 1918...
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Ignacio Eizaguirre (1975–77) Pachín (1981)
Cayetano Ré (1981–82)
Zdravko Rajkov (1981–83)
Manuel Ruiz Sosa (1983–84) Josu
Ortuondo (1985–86)
Vicente Carlos...
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Zdravko Radulović, Montenegrin-born
Croatian basketball player Zdravko Rajkov,
Serbian footballer and
manager Zdravko Šotra,
Bosnian Serb film director...
- the
Yugoslav national team and
Todor Veselinović,
Vujadin Boškov,
Zdravko Rajkov,
Dobrosav Krstić,
Silvester Takač, Žarko Nikolić,
Dobrivoje Trivić and Siniša...
- John
Charles Terry Medwin Hans
Cieslarczyk Radivoje Ognjanović
Zdravko Rajkov The team of the
tournament voted by
journalists was as follows: Goalkeeper:...
- only from the date of
their last
appointment by
their latest club.
Zdravko Rajkov was the
first coach who
leads Taj to
first ever
championship in Iran. Amir...
- 1953–1960
Technical Commission 1960–1970
Mahmoud Yavari 1970–1978
Zdravko Rajkov 1978
Mahmoud Yavari 1978–1980
Masoud Tabesh 1980–1993
Firouz Karimi 1993–1994...
