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Franjo Tudjman has never been the president of FK Partizan. I here present the list of all the presidents: Ratko Vujović (1950) Bogdan Vujošević (1952-1956) Đuro Lončarević (1956-1958) Martin Dasović (1958-1962) Dimitrije Pisković (1962-1963) Ilija Radaković (1963-1965) Vladimir Dujić (1965-1967) Mića Lovrić (1967-1971) Milosav Prelić (1971-1973) Vesa Živković (1973-1974) Predrag Gligorić (1974-1975) Nikola Lekić (1975-1979) Vlada Kostić (predsedavajući Predsedništva), (1979-1981) Miloš Ostojić (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1979-1983) Novak Rodić (predsedavajući Predsedništva), (1981-1982) Dragan Papović (predsednik Predsedništva), (1982-1987) Jovan Mileusnić (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1983-1985) Zdravko Lončar (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1985-1987) Zdravko Lončar (predsednik Skupštine), (1987-1988) Zdravko Mrvić (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1987-1988) Špiro Sinovčić (VD predsednika Izvršnog odbora), (1988-1989) Ivan Ćurković (predsednik Skupštine), (1989 do danas) Mirko Marjanović (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1989-1994) Božidar Martinović (predsednik Izvršnog odbora), (1994-1997) Ivan Ćurković (20.5.2000. - objedinjena je funkcija predsednika Skupštine i predsednika Upravnog odbora) Source:Official site FK Partizan
- I was surprised to see this as well, but apparently, it is widely known. Google can't help me put my finger down on the exact dates, but it must have been somewhere between 1957 and 1961. The above stuff does appear at http://www.partizan.co.yu/predsednici.php?Jezik=sr but one can see that there are several functions there, not necessarily a single "president".
- In retrospect, this can't have been particularly surprising at the time, because it was an army club during the period when Yugoslavia was rather unified. Heck, Stjepan Bobek was also Croatian. --Joy [shallot] 14:19, 25 Feb 2005 (UTC)
didn't they appoint today a new manager? Jurgen Ruebber?
Its true Franjo was president of Partizan for many years, but not just a president he was part of the club for 30 years in different areas. This is common knowledge in Croatia and Serbia. The club was very pro yugoslav (no surprise) and as mentioned above had many Croatian players, many world class and Yugoslav interntationals such as Bobek but even bigger was Zlatko Cajkovski. Partizan didnt let Cajkovski join Barcelona robbing the player to really book his place among elite players of all time. However his despalys for Yugoslavia and Partizan still get him a mention in most soccer books. He was later a very good coach in Germnay too. Most Yugoslav clubs didnt allow players to go outside yugoslavia. Red Stat followed by Partizan Hajduk and Dinamo always got the best players from all over Yugoslavia....Parizan was always a top 4 club
[edit] Champions League section
I removed this section because it had errors and was unclear - no year, etc. Was it an important game or something?
On 4.september was played first match in Champions Cup(nowadays Champions league) betwen Sporting Lisboa and Partizan Belgrade.The match was played in Lisboa at 17h in front of 35000 viewers,and the referee was french Martinis.Result was tied 3:3 (HT 1:1). Awiseman 18:35, 7 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Stevan Jovetic's citizenship
Ja mislim da je Stevan Jovetic Crnogorac a ne Srbin. To treba proveriti i biti siguran 100% - Aleksandar V.
- Istina, ja sam ga tako i oznacio kad sam ga upisivao na spisak igraca, ali je neko prepravio. Ima ovde brdo vandalizma i neznanja, to je kap u moru, sta ces...--Vitriden 17:52, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
