The team of Paleo Faliro "A.O.P.F", Greece in 1964. The players: Tinios, Tobras, M. Chrysanthakopoulos, Voultsos, Egglezos, Markou, P. Chrysanthakopoulos, Vrettos.Source: courtesy of Mr. Giorgos Markou
The team of Paleo Faliro "A.O.P.F", Greece in 1964. The players: Tinios, Tobras, M. Chrysanthakopoulos, Voultsos, Egglezos, Markou, P. Chrysanthakopoulos, Vrettos.
Beautiful hand painted glass tankard, with a Water Polo theme made in Cote d’Azur, France in 1950.
The juniors team of Jadran Hercegnovi in 1976. From L-R: Radojica Gardasevic, Dejan Pavlovic, Dejan Erdevicki, Milorad Murisic, Goran Colovic, Boris Lazarevic, Nebojsa Lazararevic, Boris Bozovic and Zoran Huic. Missing from the picture the coach Dusan-Bato Dabovic.
The team of Jadran Hercegnovi in 1976. Standing L-R: Dusan-Bato Dabovic (coach), Mico Pavlovic, Dusan Sredanovic, Zoran Ivanovski, Veselin Cukovic, Miroslav Tomovic. Seating L-R: Predrag Stanisic, Boro Mracevic, Stevan Spajic, Zeljko Andric and Zoran Mustur.
The juniors team of Jadran Hercegnovi, vise Champions of Yugoslavia in 1972. Standing L-R: Stevan Vukotic (President), Nikola Dabovic, Iljia Kraljevic, Bojica Pejovic, Veselin Cukovic, Borislav Setencic, Milan Vukicevic, Ratko Milosevic (coach). Seating L-R: Ranko Hadzovic, Mihailo Pecurica, Branko Devic, Cvjetko Dragicevic, Mihailo Corovic, Tomo Marin and Miroslav Tomovic.
The team of Jadran Hercegnovi in 1940. From L-R: Vladislav Doklestic, Dorde Senic, Krsto Vrankovic, Dr. Anton Tenzera, Karlo Benusi, Diro Mrden, Mijo Fazo and Jugole Grakatic.
The pioneers team of "Jadran Hercegnovi" in 1927. Standing L-R: Uros Stanisic, Mirko Sardelic, Duko Percinovic, Josip-Bepo Benkovic. Seating L-R: Stevo Mrden, Vito Vujic, Dorde Doklestic. In first line: Zarko Porovic.
The National team of Yugoslavia in 1955. Seating in the middle is the legend of "Jadran Hercegnovi", Bozidar Stanicic, into his first appearance with the Yugoslavian National team.
The legendary player of "Jadran" Hercegnovi", Montenegro, Bozidar Stanisic in 1957. Stanisic started his great carrier in 1951 and he was promoted to the seniors team of Jadran in 1954. By 1955 he was member of the Yugoslavian National team. He took part in Rome 1960 Olympics and won the silver in Tokyo 1964 Olympics. He has been nominated as best player of Montenegro in 1959, 1961, 1963 and 1965.
The captain of the 1910 team of "Sporting Club Universitaire de France" M.George Drigny in 1910.
Article about Water Polo technique within the 1910 issue of the French magazine "Le plein air". To note the players disposition in the field that measures: length 17 to 27 metres and width 18 metres.
The 1910 team of "Libellule de Paris", one of the most historic French teams. From L-R: Dubois, Laufray, Meister, Nez, Pernot, Peutat, Rigai. The team of "Libellule de Paris" won the French titles in 1902,1903, 1904, 1907 and 1924. In Paris 1900 Olympic Games the team won the bronze medal.
Action during a match of the "Cercle Athletique de Paris" in Paris 1910.
The team of "Cercle Athletique de Paris" in 1910. Standing L-R: Verley, Andrieux, Rouxel, Beau. Seating L-R: Rodier, Dubuz, G. Bilot.
The legendary goalie of West Germany and Spandau 04, Peter Roele, while receiving the award of best goalkeeper during the International tournament held in Vouliagmeni N.C. in 1986.
Kyriakos Giannopoulos, one of the most valuable modern Greek players, while speaking with the coach of the National team, the unforgettable Italian, Lino Repeto. The picture is taken during the International tournament held in 1986 in Vouliagmeni N.C.
The legendary coach Ratko Rudic, at the time he was leading Yugoslavia, salutes the Yugoslavian Ambassador in Athens, during the International tournament, held in Vouliagmeni Nautical Club (31 July-3 August 1986). Few weeks later on he won the gold medal in Madrid World Champs.
The National team of Yugoslavia during the International tournament held at Vouliagmeni Nautical Club, Greece in 1986. Few months later the Yugoslavian team coached by the legendary Ratko Rudic, won the World Championships in Madrid, following a thrilling match against Italy of Fritz Denerlein. The players: Simenc, Bukic, Sukno, Krivokapic, Dzuho, Popopic, Andric, Milanovic, Pascualin, Lucic, Vasovic, Bebic.
The team of Club Natacion Sabadell in 1970 with the coach Bert Sitters. The players: Jou Paraire, Muntal, Vidal, Garcia, Pessarrodona, Padros, Mauri, Mata. (Missing from the picture the goalkeeper Salvador Franch).
The team of Club Natacion Sabadell in 1966, sub-Champion of the Spanish League. The players: Miquel Τorres, Moliné, Mata, Pessarrodona, Jou, ,Padrós. Coach of the team was the Dutch Kees Oudigest.
The team of Club Natacion Sabadell, 2nd into the Spanish Chmapionship of 1960. The players: Vicenc, Serra, Joan Sapes, Antoni Coret, Pere Morral, Josep Uyas, Albert Grane, Jordi Garcia.
Match for the Greek Championship of B' division between the teams of Vouliagmeni NC and Kalamata NC, at the beach of Kalamata in 1975. At the cage of Vouliagneni NC the "intellectual" goalie Sotiris Kakisis is ready for action.
Painting of the well known Greek artist George Stathopoulos presenting the charismatic poet and ex goalkeeper of Glyfada, Olympiacos and Vouliagmeni Nautical Club of the 70's, Sotiris Kakisis.
The well-known poet and goalkeeper of Vouliagmeni Nautical Club Sotiris Kakisis, during a game of the Greek Championship at the pool of Zappeion, Athens in 1977.
Sotiris Kakisis is a charismatic contemporary Greek poet. His first collection of poems “The strings – Ta syrmata” were presented to the public in 1978, at the time he was defending the cage of the emerging Water Polo team of Vouliagmeni Nautical Club. Since then, he has published more than fifty works, occasionally illustrated with drawings of the most famous modern Greek painters such as Alekos Fassianos, Giorgos Stathopoulos and Nikos Chouliaras. Sotiris Kakisis is a prolific translator, most notably of Ancient Greek lyric poetry (Alcaeus, Sappho, Ipponax etc) and authors such as Lewis Carroll, Marcel Proust, Carlo Collodi, Woody Allen etc.
Action during a game for the Catalan Championship between the teams of Club Natacion Sabadell and Club Natacion Barcelona in 1960's.
The team of : "Club Natacion Sabadell" in 1955. The players: Massip, Pujol, Uyas, Torello, P.Morral, V.Serra, Molins, F.Morral and Morata.
Poster of 1965 issued in the occasion of the 50 years anniversary of Club Natacion Sabadell (1915-1965).
The team of "Club Natacion Sabadell" in 1950. The players: V.Serra, Pico, Vidal, Perello, Solsona, J.Serra, Kotnik.
The team of "Club Natacion Sabadell" in 1947. The players: V.Serra, Vidal, J.Serra, Montillor, Morral, Solsona, Serrano, Vilas, Poveda.
The team of "Club Natacion Sabadell" at the inauguration festival of the C.N.Manresa swimming pool in 1936.
The team of "Club Natacion Sabadell", Spain in 1930. From L-R: Vilanova, Chamorro, R.Sapes, J.Torres, Vilas, Fornell.
Match between the teams of "Club Natacion Barcelona" and "Club Natacion Atletico" on the occasion of the inauguration of the pool of "Club Natacion Sabadell" at "Moli de tres Creus" in 1918.
Nugzar Mshvenieradze defending the ball from his brother Georgy during a game in 1986.
Pyotr Mshvenieradze reveling his secrets to his sons Nugzar and Georgy (Nr6) in 1987. Nugzar, the older, played for Moscow State University winning several times the U.S.S.R. National title and Georgy, the younger, played for Dynamo Moscow and the USSR team filling his trophy cabinet with a large collection of Olympic, World Cup and World and European Championship medals.
The legendary player of USSR Pyotr Mshvenieradze in action during a match of 1957.
The team of Soviet Union winner of the silver medal in Rome 1960, Olympic Games. First from left is the captain of the team Pyotr Mshvenieradze.
The team of "Dinamo Tbilisi", Georgia (USSR) in 1948. Fourth from left stands Pyotr Mshvenieradze.