Примери коришћења Šmicer на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Šmicer was part of the Czech Republic squad for Euro 1996.
Despite being named as a substitute, Šmicer was soon brought on for Kewell, who had suffered an injury.
Šmicer, who celebrated his 32nd birthday the day before, didn't start the final.
That season, Slavia won its first leaguetitle after 12 years, a triumph which Šmicer was also part of.
Šmicer was unable to participate in the 2006 FIFA World Cup due to a leg injury.
After another long recovery, Šmicer did not extend his contract in Bordeaux and left the club in the summer of 2007.
Šmicer is married to Pavlína Vízková, daughter of Olympic gold medal-winning footballer Ladislav Vízek.
The 2000- 01 season saw Šmicer(or"Vladi", as the Liverpool fans affectionately called him) fare much better.
Šmicer has said the game against Netherlands was the most memorable moment in his international career.
Just one day after retiring from football, Šmicer became sports manager of the Czech national football team working alongside coach Michal Bílek.[7][8].
Šmicer joined Liverpool for a fee of £4.2 million, recruited to fill the void left by the departure of Steve McManaman to Real Madrid.
When he left Liverpool in 2005, Šmicer said,"Just signing for Liverpool in itself was a dream because I supported them as a kid.
Šmicer did not have to wait for notice at Euro 1996, as he signed a contract with French club Lens prior to the tournament.
Four years later,at Euro 2000, Šmicer scored both goals in the national team's only tournament victory, 2- 0 against Denmark.
Furthermore, Šmicer, who celebrated his 32nd birthday the day before, did not start the final.
In July 2007, Šmicer returned to Slavia Prague, where he signed a one-year contract.
In July 2007, Šmicer returned to SK Slavia Praha, where he signed a one year contract.
Vladimír Šmicer(Czech pronunciation:, born 24 May 1973) is a Czech former footballer who played as a midfielder.
Unfortunately, Šmicer was plagued with injury problems and a lack of consistency meant he was in and out of the team.
Internationally, Šmicer played once for the Czechoslovak national side and 80 times for the Czech Republic.
Upon arriving at Anfield in 1999, Šmicer was given the number 7 shirt, although he would later switch to number 11 after the arrival of Harry Kewell.
Although he did not play at Euro 2008, Šmicer made his debut as a television commentator during the tournament's opening match between hosts Switzerland and his native Czech Republic, held 7 June in Basel.
Although he didn't play at Euro 2008, Šmicer made his debut as a television commentator during the Euro 2008 opening match between the home team Switzerland and his native Czech Republic, held June 7 in Basel.