Examples of using Steaua in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Steaua of Bacali.
Anghel Iordănescu Steaua.
Steaua Bucharest.
Army Sports Club Steaua.
Steaua Bucharest Maccabi Haifa.
No matter which part of the political map, Steaua has fans there.
The Steaua Military Sports Association.
On the third game a concert by Haifa in Kiryat-Eliezer- 5:0 against Steaua Bucharest.
Steaua București Hockey founded an Ice Hockey section in 1951.
Since 2014, it has been banned from using any name, symbols,or anything related to the Steaua brand.
Steaua are a very dangerous team, well organised, and they know what to do with the ball.
They finished last in the first group round,behind Sokil Kyiv, Steaua Bucharest and Levski Sofia.
What is left of Becali' Steaua is only the title they won in 2003 when he took over the club.
The Nationala actually sits in a military base,which has been owned by the Steaua Military Sports Association for years.
Hochei Club Steaua Suki București has been an autonomous club since 2004, but still belongs to CSA Steaua.
The club was established in 1947 as part of the CSA Steaua Bucaresti-"Steaua București Military Sports Club".
Back then, Steaua was one of the best teams in Europe, the most powerful icon in Romanian sport and famous club on a global scale.
However, at the beginning, being the club of the Romanian Army, Steaua drew its supporters mostly from people linked with the Army.
The Steaua Ultras movement began on 4 December 1995, when the bases of Armata Ultra(AU), the first Ultras group in Bucharest(and the second in Romania), were set.
After the Romanian Revolution, Baschet Club Steaua București was the first basketball club in Romania to turn private.
Steaua against FC Dinamo București has been the leading Romanian football derby in the last 60 years, as Steaua and Dinamo are the two most successful football teams in the country.
Under the leadership of coaches Emerich Jenei and Anghel Iordănescu, Steaua had an impressive Championship run in the 1984- 85 season, which it won after a six-year break.
The name Steaua is Romanian for The Star and was adopted because of the presence, just like in any other Eastern-European Army team, of a red star(turned yellow now, to symbolize Romania's tri-colour red, yellow and blue flag) on their badge.
He did not adapt to life in China and after a brief spell with Dinamo București,the cross-town rival of his former club Steaua, he put pen on a contract with Tom Tomsk, newly promoted to the Russian Premier League.[3].
The 3-star Complex Hotelier Steaua De Mare- Hotel Meduza is situated a mere 13 km away from Costinesti Shipwreck.
I will fight tooth and nail to introduce measures which restore some balance,but I cannot claim that this will result in a club such as Steaua Bucharest or Red Star Belgrade being next to have their name engraved on Champions League trophy.”.
Between October 1991 and April 2000, Steaua enjoyed their moment of glory, counting 19 undefeated official matches in front of their rivals, both in the championship and the cup.
In 1998, following lobbying from the football department president, Marcel Pușcaș, and new LPF regulations, the football club separated from CSA Steaua and changed their name for the last time to FC Steaua București(Fotbal Club Steaua București), being led by Romanian businessman Viorel Păunescu.
The rift between Becali' Steaua and the army's Steaua has created an absurd situation within the biggest club in Romania, but it is not the only big club that suffers from destructive administrative problems.