- NK
Kamen Ingrad was a
Croatian football club from Velika, a
small town near Požega in the
northeast of Croatia. The club was
dissolved in July 2008 after...
- PJSC
INGRAD (Russian: ПAO Инград, romanized: PAO
Ingrad) is the
investment and
development holding company. The company's
headquarters is
located in Moscow...
-
Ingrad Stadium (Croatian:
Stadion Kamen Ingrad) is a
football stadium in Velika, Croatia. It
serves as home
stadium for
football club NK
Kamen Ingrad...
- Osijek–Varteks 3–1, Varteks–Osijek 1–1. Head-to-head record: Zadar–Kamen
Ingrad 2–1,
Kamen Ingrad–Zadar 2–2. Source: RSSSF.org Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow...
- club was
formed as a
successor of once
highly successful club NK
Kamen Ingrad that was
dissolved in 2008. NK
Papuk Velika. "Instagram". www.instagram...
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released by
Dinamo in 2003 and then went on to play for Prva HNL
sides Kamen Ingrad and Varteks,
Slaven Belupo before joining HNK
Gorica in
August 2011 on a...
- Zaprešić and Dubrava. He also
managed Zadar, Osijek,
Slaven Belupo,
Kamen Ingrad,
Croatia Sesvete and
Lokomotiva Zagreb. In the 2002–03 season, Čačić was...
- HNL side NK
Kamen Ingrad in 06/07 1.HNL. He made one
appearance in last (33.)
round of 06/07 1.HNL vs HNK
Rijeka when
Kamen Ingrad lost 2-0 on Rijeka's...
- Jakirović pla**** in the
Croatian First League for Neretva, Istra,
Kamen Ingrad, NK
Zagreb and Rijeka. Jakirović made his
debut for
Bosnia and Herzegovina...
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Matchday 29, pla**** on 28
April 2007.
Dinamo NK
Zagreb Cibalia Hajduk K.
Ingrad Međimurje
Osijek ****
Rijeka Sl.
Belupo Šibenik
Varteks 1 On
final match...
