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From football rumours http://www.football-rumours.co.uk/search-.php

 

Look I know that site is bollix and anyone can post on there, without credence or substance. I also realise that I may be lynched and/or the thread closed. However a pretty random player to be put forward and may fit in to the idea that we will get a CB out of the blue that has not been discussed beforehand.

 

Anyways better than reading 20 threads about how the club is ****ed because we didn't sign a latvian centre back who QPR believe is worst than Gabbidon and Fitz Hall (who aren't all that great), and a centre back with a dodgy ankle.

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I thought that, too random to be made up - unless its a cunning double bluff......

 

Filipenko played for Belarus against England in 2008 and 2010, apparently did well both times from a few snippets Ive read. He's 6'4".

 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_You_Think_You_Can_Dance_Scandinavia_finalists

 

Egor Filipenko

 

Egor Filipenko is a professional ballroom dancer from White Russia, but lives in Norway now. His first partner were Emma Hedlund, and they were safe week 1–4. Week 5, Egor got a new partner, Huyen Huynh, and then, both got eliminated. Egor is now a partner for many of the contestants now in Norway's version of Dancing with the Stars, named Skal vi danse? (Shall we dance?).

 

I think this may be someone else.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_You_Think_You_Can_Dance_Scandinavia_finalists

 

Egor Filipenko

 

Egor Filipenko is a professional ballroom dancer from White Russia, but lives in Norway now. His first partner were Emma Hedlund, and they were safe week 1–4. Week 5, Egor got a new partner, Huyen Huynh, and then, both got eliminated. Egor is now a partner for many of the contestants now in Norway's version of Dancing with the Stars, named Skal vi danse? (Shall we dance?).

 

I think this may be someone else.

 

Maybe we are looking at someone to dance their way through the opposition?

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Another rumour on that site is Filip Sebo from Slovan Bratislava.

 

Seems too random to be made up, but you never know with that site...

 

Nothing is too random to be made up. You just need a certain level of boredom. That's how we ended up with threads about Carsten Janker and Jan Koller. Funny, but completely made up.

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Nothing is too random to be made up. You just need a certain level of boredom. That's how we ended up with threads about Carsten Janker and Jan Koller. Funny, but completely made up.

 

All that, and yet no-one linked us to Rafael Scheidt.

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Nothing is too random to be made up. You just need a certain level of boredom. That's how we ended up with threads about Carsten Janker and Jan Koller. Funny, but completely made up.

 

Yeah maybe - but Filipenko is potentially a credible HCDAJFU and a good shout as a left field rumour. You'd have to be really bored and a bit sad to research little known Belarussian defenders just tfor the vicarious thrill of a few fellow saints fans discussing him.

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Yeah maybe - but Filipenko is potentially a credible HCDAJFU and a good shout as a left field rumour. You'd have to be really bored and a bit sad to research little known Belarussian defenders just tfor the vicarious thrill of a few fellow saints fans discussing him.

 

This is the internet. I'd say it's more than likely.

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I notice in the photo that Gerrard is hardly busting a gut to support Theo's forward surge' date=' christ England are ****e.[/quote']

 

A mere cursory glance at the pitch markings shows that Gerrard is already waiting just outside the edge of the opposition area and therefore that Theo is almost on the goalline and Gerrard is perfectly placed to move into space arriving late into the box. What do you want him to do, stand on the edge of the 6 yard box and make a bursting run through the back of the net, over the ad boards, into the crowd, up the stand and out into the car park ?

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I thought it was 'Igor'?.

 

It's Ягор in Belarussian, so I'm pretty sure any translation from Cyrillic text is going to be phonetic based on a local pronunciation that may use sounds that can't be recreated exactly in English and therefore spelling will be entirely at the whims of the custom for phonetic conversions at the time.

 

As an example "Andrei" Kanchelskis (Russian : Андрей, Ukrainian Андрій)

and "Andriy" Shevchenko : (Ukrainian : Андрій - the same)

 

Same Ukrainian spelling of their first name, both born in Ukraine but different eras, and different spellings used. Though it's worth noting Kanchelskis may have chosen to use the familiar Russian to English conversion as he played for Russia internationally even after Ukrainian independence).

 

The long and short of it is it's a phonetic conversion from a different set of characters, so you can spell it any way the people in the country you're in will recognise.

 

Some Igor/Ihor/Egor/Igors :

 

Igors Stepanovs (Latvian : Igors)

Yegor Titov : (Russian: Егор)

Ihor Belanov (Ukrainian in USSR) : (Ukrainian: Ігор, Russian: Игорь)

Igor Biscan : (Croatian, uses the same "Western" alphabet ) : Igor

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Well he just qualified for the champions league last night so can't see him giving that opportunity a miss.

 

Drawn in the group:

 

Group H: Barcelona, AC Milan, BATE Borisov, Viktoria Plzen

 

So the prospect of playing against Barcelona, AC Milan and putting yourself in a window..."nah, f^ck it..I'll play against Blackpool and Peterborough instead...".

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