Boris Razinsky

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Soviet footballer and manager (1933-2012)

FootballersLived 1933 to 2012 · aged 79

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Boris Davidovich Razinsky was a Soviet Russian Olympic champion football player and manager.

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Teams 16

FC Volga Nizhny Novgorod1971-1971

FC Ararat Yerevan1970-1970

FK Daugava (2003)1970-1970

FC Daugava Riga1970-1970

Dustlik Tashkent1969-1969

FC Metallurg Lipetsk1967-1968

SC Odesa1966-1966

FC Serp i Molot Moscow1964-1964

FC Chornomorets Odesa1963-1963

FC Dynamo Kyiv1962-1962

Spartak Moscow1961-1961

Soviet Union national association football team1955-1956

PFC CSKA Moscow1954-1961

Spartak Moscow1953-1953

FC MVO Moscow1953-1953

PFC CSKA Moscow1952-1952

Career record

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1970-1970110

1970-197080

1969-1969391

1967-196823

1966-196670

1964-196420

1963-1963283

1962-1962180

1961-196140

1955-19563

1954-19611602

1953-195310

1953-195300

1952-19520

Awards 3

Medal "For Labour Valour"

Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", 2nd class without swords

Honoured Master of Sports of the USSR

Connected to Boris 6

Leonid Alfonsovich OstrovskiAlso played for FC Daugava Riga Vyacheslav SolovyovAlso played for FC MVO Moscow

Boris ArkadyevAlso played for FC Serp i Molot Moscow Azamat AbduraimovAlso played for Dustlik Tashkent Aleksandrs ČekulajevsAlso played for FK Daugava (2003)Arthur VoskanyanAlso played for FC Ararat Yerevan