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===The Senior National Team===
===The Senior National Team===
* [[Bulgaria Senior Team Managers]]
{| border=1 style=border-collapse:collapse; cellpadding=3
* [[Bulgaria Senior Team Previous Campaigns]]
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! World Cup !! Coach !! Achievement
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| World Cups I-IV || N/A || Did not enter
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| [[World Cup V]] || N/A || 4th place in [[Qualifications (World Cup V) - Group 13|Qualification Group 13]]
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| [[World Cup VI]] || [[RageLord]] || 4th place in [[Qualifications (World Cup VI) - Group 10|Qualification Group 10]]
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| [[World Cup VII]] || RageLord || 3rd place in [[Qualifications (World Cup VII) - Group 11|Qualification Group 11]]
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| [[World Cup VIII]] || [[DRMalinov]] || 3rd place in [[Round II (World Cup VIII) - Group 2|Round II Group 2]]
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| [[World Cup IX]] || [[LordGelu]] || 3rd place in [[Qualifications (World Cup IX) - Group 2|Qualification Group 2]]
|}


===The U-20 National Team===
===The U-20 National Team===
* [[Bulgaria U-20 Team Managers]]
{| border=1 style=border-collapse:collapse; cellpadding=3
* [[Bulgaria U-20 Team Previous Campaigns]]
|-
! World Cup !! Coach !! Achievement
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup V]] || N/A || 3rd place in [[Qualifications (U-20 World Cup V) - Group 12|Qualification Group 12]]
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup VI]] || N/A || 4th place in [[Qualifications (U-20 World Cup VI) - Group 11|Qualification Group 11]]
|-
| [[U-20 World Cup VII]] || N/A || 6th place in [[Qualifications (U-20 World Cup VII) - Group 15|Qualification Group 15]]
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| [[U-20 World Cup VIII]] || [[a_shikoff]] || 3rd place in [[Qualifications (U-20 World Cup VIII) - Group 9|Qualification Group 9]]
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| [[U-20 World Cup IX]] || a_shikoff || 4th place in [[Qualifications (U-20 World Cup VIII) - Group 6|Qualification Group 6]]


==Commnunity==
==Commnunity==

Revision as of 10:50, 28 March 2007

League

NT U-20 Bulgaria

NT U-21 Bulgaria

NT Bulgaria

Hattrick Country
Bulgaria
Flag of Bulgaria
Flag of Bulgaria
Coat of Arms of Bulgaria
Coat of Arms of Bulgaria
File:Locationbulgaria.png
Location of Bulgaria (link to Google map)
Wikipedia page
Currency lv
2 lv = 1 €
Time zone Hattrick Time +1
Continent: [[Europe]]
Bulgaria HT Country
Zone:
[[Eastern Europe]]
Number of regions: 27
Current local season: 13
Number of teams:
(~ active)
10920 (Active 6809)
Level of series: 6
Top series name: Vissha Liga
National cups: Bulgarian National Cup (main)
България Emerald Cup (challenger)
България Ruby Cup (challenger)
България Sapphire Cup (challenger)
България Consolation Cup (third tier)
National teams
Template:Country data България

Bulgaria was given birth as an HT-country in November 2002. There are currently more than 7,000 users in the Bulgarian leagues.

History

The history of HT-Bulgaria started around 2001 with more users from Bulgaria deciding to enter the game in different leagues around the world. The Bulgarian league system was created in November 2002. Later, in the spring of 2004 the website would be translated in Bulgarian, which attracts many more users.

Important Dates

  • Summer of 2002 -- BG-Lig@ is created.
  • 29.11.2002 at 12.12 -- Red--Stars (117071) became the first team to join the Bulgarian leagues.
  • 03.12.2002 -- The first game ever to be played was a friendly match between Red-Stars and Panonia (then Pononia). The score was a smashing 0-8 for the away team. The first goal was scored in the game's first minute by Marin Kostov.
  • 05.02.2003 -- First official trophy won in Bulgaria - for Levski 1914 with owner Black_Jack.
  • 04.07.2003 -- The frst champion (human user) is AC Slavi de Furore, owned by Slavi Manalov. In this way the team also completes the only double in the history of Bulgaria, after having won the cup several weeks before.
  • 21.02.2003 -- First win for a national team in a friendly against Taiwan by 4 - 1.
  • 14.05.2004 -- The U-20 team reaches the World Cup and wins the first official match for a national team on 07.05.2004 against U-20 Singapore by 2 - 1 under the leadership of RageLord.
  • 24.05.2004 -- Hattrick.org presents the website's translation in Bulgarian language. The first LA is Scorcher.
  • 04.06.2004 -- Adron, owned by Mittko, completes his hattrick of three consequtive titles from the Vissha Liga.
  • August 2004 -- Hattrick.Formenos, the most popular Bulgarian Hattrick forum nowadays, is created.
  • 18.08.2004 -- Mitko69 becomes the first Bulgarian GM.
  • 05.01.2005 - Yellow squad, owned by DRMalinov, completes a hattrick of national cups (seasons 4, 6 and 8).
  • February 2005 -- Several top Bulgarian teams are shut down after cheating allegations. They include the then national champion zumbul_bg and the founder of BG-Liga.
  • 9.03.2005 -- The portal website HT-BG.net becomes active.
  • 16.06.2006 -- The Senior team of Bulgaria wins the first victory on World Cup (against Peru).

Teams

The teams currently in Bulgaria's Vissha liga are: CSKA_, Ohliuv Pancharevo, Sofia_2003, Dark Avenger, Gibby FC, FC BARCELONA, Rappy FC and Pobeditel.

The Senior National Team

World Cup Coach Achievement
World Cups I-IV N/A Did not enter
World Cup V N/A 4th place in Qualification Group 13
World Cup VI RageLord 4th place in Qualification Group 10
World Cup VII RageLord 3rd place in Qualification Group 11
World Cup VIII DRMalinov 3rd place in Round II Group 2
World Cup IX LordGelu 3rd place in Qualification Group 2

The U-20 National Team

World Cup Coach Achievement
U-20 World Cup V N/A 3rd place in Qualification Group 12
U-20 World Cup VI N/A 4th place in Qualification Group 11
U-20 World Cup VII N/A 6th place in Qualification Group 15
U-20 World Cup VIII a_shikoff 3rd place in Qualification Group 9
U-20 World Cup IX a_shikoff 4th place in Qualification Group 6

Commnunity

The Bulgarian HT-community consists of:

League Workers

Present

  • GM-Vladimircho
  • GM-Ivutu
  • MOD-Tzvetomir
  • MOD-RRStoyanov
  • LA-Scorcher
  • LA-beesuke

Past

  • GM-NickMan
  • GM-mitko69
  • MOD-branev
  • MOD-Blizzard
  • Mod-Alvelin

Regions

See also

Bulgarian Clubs; Bulgarian Publications; Bulgarian Unofficial Champion

External Links

Eastern Europe

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