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Sorry - I managed to spell Mihajlovic wrong 4 times out of 7.Serb footballer and manager Sinisa Mihajlovic (1969 - 16 December 2022) has died of leukemia.
Born to a Bosnian Serb father and Croat mother Mihaijlovic was a excellent, very tough defender who often played on the limit.
Mihaijlovic was also probably the most controversial player of his time - with a long rap sheet.
He won the 1991 European Cup with Red Star Belgrade before moving to Italy and winning Serie A w/ Lazio in 1999-2000 and Inter in 2004-05.
Mihajlovic also won 63 caps (10 goals) for Yugoslavia.
He was one of the best free kick takers ever despite being a defender. He scored a record 28 free kicks in Serie A and once scored a hat trick of free kicks for Lazio.
After finishing playing he had a long career as a manager in Serie A.
After the war began in Yugoslavia Mihaijlovic was an extreme Serb nationalist after family home in Vukovar (the city suffered huge damage) was burnt down by Croats.
Mihaijlovic cited Arkan (notorious gangster turned warlord who was murdered in a Belgrade hotel) as a friend.
Mihajlovic was also charged with racially abusing Patrick Vieira after a Lazio v Arsenal match.
Another memorable moment was being sent off in Euro 2000 v Slovenia in match where Yugoslavia went 3-0 down before rallying to draw 3-3.
Mihaijlovic was working as a manager until a few months ago when he was sacked by Bologna.
Siniša Mihajlović - WikipediaSinisa Mihajlovic, Serie A and Serbian football favourite, dies aged 53
Sinisa Mihajlovic, a former standout footballer in his native Serbia and then Italy, has died three years after being diagnosed with leukaemiawww.theguardian.com
EDIT: fixed spelling mistake plus edited longwinded sentence.
One less nazi bastard anyway!Serb footballer and manager Sinisa Mihajlovic (1969 - 16 December 2022) has died of leukemia.
Born to a Bosnian Serb father and Croat mother Mihaijlovic was a excellent, very tough defender who often played on the limit.
Mihaijlovic was also probably the most controversial player of his time - with a long rap sheet.
He won the 1991 European Cup with Red Star Belgrade before moving to Italy and winning Serie A w/ Lazio in 1999-2000 and Inter in 2004-05.
Mihajlovic also won 63 caps (10 goals) for Yugoslavia.
He was one of the best free kick takers ever despite being a defender. He scored a record 28 free kicks in Serie A and once scored a hat trick of free kicks for Lazio.
After finishing playing he had a long career as a manager in Serie A.
After the war began in Yugoslavia Mihaijlovic was an extreme Serb nationalist after family home in Vukovar (the city suffered huge damage) was burnt down by Croats.
Mihaijlovic cited Arkan (notorious gangster turned warlord who was murdered in a Belgrade hotel) as a friend.
Mihajlovic was also charged with racially abusing Patrick Vieira after a Lazio v Arsenal match.
Another memorable moment was being sent off in Euro 2000 v Slovenia in match where Yugoslavia went 3-0 down before rallying to draw 3-3.
Mihaijlovic was working as a manager until a few months ago when he was sacked by Bologna.
Siniša Mihajlović - WikipediaSinisa Mihajlovic, Serie A and Serbian football favourite, dies aged 53
Sinisa Mihajlovic, a former standout footballer in his native Serbia and then Italy, has died three years after being diagnosed with leukaemia
EDIT: fixed spelling mistake plus edited longwinded sentence.
Arkan and Sinisa:
That could be a Stalin biography funny enoughArkan was a crazy bastard of Montenegrin origins who came from a socialist Yugoslavian establishment family. But he was a tearaway from a young age. Long before he was a war criminal, he was wanted in many countries (for big time robberies etc) and frequently escaped from jails across Europe.
in the 80's he became a big time gangster in Serbia.
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