Andrienko, Vladimir Grigorievich

Vladimir Andrienko
Vladimir Andrienko
general information
Full name	Vladimir Grigorievich Andrienko
Born	; ;
Died	;
Citizenship	;
Growth	175 cm
Position	attack
Youth clubs
1954-1959	Reinforcing Plant (Georgievsk)
Club career
Awards and medals
	State awards
	↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.;

Vladimir Grigorievich Andriyenko ( 1938 , Azerbaijan SSR , USSR - 1991 ) - Soviet football player , striker , master of sports (1962). Silver medalist of the 1966 USSR Championship.

A pupil of St. George's football, Andrienko began his professional career in 1960 with the Spartak team from Nalchik , who was then in the USSR class “B” . Known for his appearances for the SKA Premier League teams from Rostov-on-Don and Donetsk Shakhrёr .

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Biography

Club career

He began to play football in 1954 as part of the reinforcing factory of the city of Georgievsk .

The player began his professional career in 1960 in the Spartak team from Nalchik , who at that time played in the USSR class “B” . As a member of the Nalchans, Andriyenko held 24 meetings in which he scored eight goals, becoming the team's top scorer. The following year, Vladimir joined the ranks of the country's major league club in Rostov SKA . The next three and a half seasons, Vladimir spent in the army, marking 12 accurate shots on goal rivals in 98 meetings. Then he was sent to Odessa teammates , in which, during the second round of the championship among the teams of the second class “A” class, the USSR was marked with three goals scored.

Andrienko spent the 1965 season as part of the Donetsk Shakhtar , where he scored goals four times in 28 meetings. In the 1966 season, Andrienko returned to Rostov SKA , with whom he became the silver medalist of the national championship, having held 20 meetings for the team, in which he scored twice in goals.

The next season, Andrienko failed to gain a foothold in the SKA main team, and he joined the ranks of the second strongest, at that time, Rostov team of the agricultural plant collective . For two seasons in the team, Andrienko held 57 meetings, scoring 11 goals. Then he moved to the Georgian club " Meshakhte " from Tkibuli where he completed his player's career in 1970.

Performance Statistics

Club

Team	Season	Championship			Cup		Total
Team	Season	Level	Games	Goals	Games	Goals	Games	Goals
Spartak (Stavropol)	1959	II	0	0	one	0	one	0
Spartak (Stavropol)	Total		0	0	one	0	one	0
Spartak (Nalchik)	1960	II	24	eight	0	0	24	eight
Spartak (Nalchik)	Total		24	eight	0	0	24	eight
SKA (Rostov-on-Don)	1961	I	24	four	five	one	29th	four
	1962	I	27	0	one	0	28	0
	1963	I	34	6	four	0	38	6
	1964	I	13	3	3	0	sixteen	3
	Total		98	13	13	one	111	14
SKA (Odessa)	1964	II	?	?	0	0	?	? ^[one]
SKA (Odessa)	Total		?	?	0	0	?	?
Shakhtar Donetsk)	1965	I	28	four	3	0	31	four
Shakhtar Donetsk)	Total		28	four	3	0	31	four
SKA (Rostov-on-Don)	1966	I	20	2	one	0	21	2
	1967	I	four	0	one	0	five	0
	Total		24	2	2	0	26	0
Rostselmash (Rostov-on-Don)	1967	II	23	five	-	-	23	five
	1968	II	34	6	2	0	36	6
	Total		57	eleven	2	0	59	eleven
Meschacht	1969	II	37	one	0	0	37	one
	1970	IV	five	0	0	0	five	0
	Total		42	one	0	0	42	one
Total			273 *	39 *	21	one	294 *	40 *

Note: the * indicates cells whose data are incomplete due to the lack of protocols of the USSR championship in 1964.
Sources: Statistics of performances taken from the book: I. Morozov. History of Kabardino-Balkarian football. Part 2 (1959-1991). - Astrakhan, 2006 .-- 278 p. .

Achievements

Team

SKA (Rostov-on-Don)

Silver medalist of the USSR championship : 1966 .

Spartak (Nalchik)

Top scorer of FC Spartak (Nalchik): 1960 .

Notes

↑ The official protocols of this tournament could not be found

Links

Profile on FootballFacts.ru

[club-1] The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.

[2] The official protocols of this tournament could not be found