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Tykač Didn't Have to Invest a Single Koruna in Slavia After the Purchase, Says Tvrdík. According to Him, some Fans Don't Understand the Uniqueness of This Era
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When new owners took over football club Slavia Prague from former Minister of Transport Aleš Řebíček ten years ago, the club was in a deplorable state. Insolvency proceedings were underway, debts of hundreds of millions, a missing stadium lease, and a low position in the first league table. The fact that Slavia got...
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