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'''Dziobaki''' is a [[Polska|Polish]] [[club]] | '''Dziobaki''' is a [[Polska|Polish]] [[club]] that played 14 seasons in the Polish [[Ekstraklasa|Ekstraklasa]]. | ||
Its manager, Mateusz Mucha ([[jerzy|jerzy]]), has brought them to win Polish Ekstraklasa seven times. Dziobaki has also won [[Puchar Polski|Polish Cup]] twice. It's known to be the most succesful team in Poland, the only one to have appereared in Polish TV and daily newspapers. | Its manager, Mateusz Mucha ([[jerzy|jerzy]]), has brought them to win Polish Ekstraklasa seven times. Dziobaki has also won [[Puchar Polski|Polish Cup]] twice. It's known to be the most succesful team in Poland, the only one to have appereared in Polish TV and daily newspapers. | ||
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Polish word "dziobak" means "platypus". "Dziobaki" is the plural. | Polish word "dziobak" means "platypus". "Dziobaki" is the plural. | ||
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[[Category:Double Champions]] | [[Category:Double Champions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 8 March 2009
Dziobaki is a Polish club that played 14 seasons in the Polish Ekstraklasa.
Its manager, Mateusz Mucha (jerzy), has brought them to win Polish Ekstraklasa seven times. Dziobaki has also won Polish Cup twice. It's known to be the most succesful team in Poland, the only one to have appereared in Polish TV and daily newspapers.
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Polish word "dziobak" means "platypus". "Dziobaki" is the plural.
