Professional sports requires a person from the appropriate physical and psychological qualities. People with flimsy health do not become champions. Igor Gamula skillfully played football and still works as a coach.
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Starting conditions
Football is rightfully considered the most popular game among people of all ages and in all civilized countries. The Soviet Union also paid great attention to supporting football teams. Capable boys were trained as masters from school. Igor Vasilievich Gamula was born on February 17, 1960 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents lived in the city of Alchevsk, Lugansk region. My father worked at the mine. Mother was engaged in housework.
Igor grew up an energetic and quick-witted child. From an early age, he stood out among his peers with a strong physique and good reaction. Already at preschool age, he, along with friends, “chased” the ball all day in the nearest wasteland. In the mid-60s, the country's football team showed quite decent results. Boys from young to old knew the names of the leading players. And not only knew, but also tried to imitate them.
Cup holder
As a schoolboy, in high school, Gamula studied in the football section of the youth school. Here players were preparing for the team of masters "Dawn" from Lugansk. Igor demonstrated a high technical level of the game. He saw the field well, and knew how to organize attacks on the opponent’s goal. In 1978, having received the secondary education of the guy, he was enrolled in the duplicate composition of the Lugansk team. The newcomer was put in the position of a central midfielder.
Two years later, Igor was invited to the Rostov SKA team. This club is famous for winning the USSR Cup in the 1981 season. This result the team from the Donbass never achieved. According to the apt definition of one of the sports commentators, Gamula did not just play on the field, but was engaged in creativity. For his unsociable nature, he was transferred several times from one team to another. In the early nineties he played two seasons in the Kherson "Crystal" and ended his sports career.