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Congratulations to all Zenit fans andSt. Petersburg residents on this momentous occasion!!"Zenit! - Champion!!!" :smile49:
This club has been working hard towards its victory for a long time, always falling just short... And now, the moment has arrived! I can only imagine the jubilation that took place in the streets of St. Petersburg! :)
And I am very happy for Zenit; no offense to other fans, but they deserve this victory! And honestly, I really wanted Zenit to win... Although I am a Lokomotiv fan myself, I can see things objectively. And this season, it was clear that Lokomotiv, unfortunately, could not reach the top of the standings, even though it is one of the strongest clubs in Russia... IMHO. It's a pity that my favorite club is stuck somewhere in the middle, closer to the top than the bottom, which closes off their path to the European Cups, but there is still the UEFA Cup, and we can only hope that all their efforts will now be focused on it... After all, we can!
By the way, today I learned the latest news... after a disastrous season, and Lokomotiv has never fallen so low, Anatoly Byshovets was removed from the position of head coach, along with the entire coaching staff. The senior coach of Lokomotiv's reserve team, Rinat Bilyaletdinov, has been appointed as acting head coach. He is a familiar figure to the players, so I don't think there will be any problems or disagreements in the team. Besides, Rinat Bilyaletdinov is the father of Lokomotiv captain Diniyar Bilyaletdinov... Well, let's wait, watch, and hope!
The president of FC Lokomotiv, Yuri Semin, has also been relieved of his duties and offered the position of advisor to the president of JSC Russian Railways on sports. The vice-president, Kirichek Alexei Alexandrovich, has been appointed as acting president of the club. So, that's what's happening in my beloved Lokomotiv...
And finally, I wanted to say: Slonysh, I remember you sent me this picture a few months ago, it seems like it was in the summer...
And looking at it now and comparing it to the final standings of 2007, I am simply amazed... :smile07: How accurately it reflects it, except that Krylya Sovetov fell down, and Saturn took 5th place, but it's just astonishing, as if they knew in advance how the football year would end :)
And the football year is almost over for some, it ended well, for others it was a failure, but there is time to analyze mistakes and prepare for the new 2008 and victory! But there are still European Cups... And I hope that our teams will show themselves in all their glory and give their all for victory! :smile49: Who knows, maybe the UEFA Cup final will be a Russian affair for once ;)