Rudnev, Vladimir Sergeevich

Vladimir Rudnev
Vladimir Rudnev
general information
Full name	Vladimir Sergeevich Rudnev
Born	January 23, 1927 ; Moscow , USSR
Died	May 25, 2004 (aged 77); Moscow , Russia
Citizenship	the USSR
Position	midfielder
Club career
	↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.;

Vladimir Sergeevich Rudnev (January 23, 1929, Moscow , USSR - May 25, 2004, Moscow , Russia ) - Soviet football player and referee. Midfielder.

Content

Career

Pupil of the youth team "Spartak" (Moscow) . During his career, he played in the Moscow teams "Labor Reserves" , "Spartak", the Air Force , as well as in "Dynamo" (Leningrad) and "Spartak" (Kalinin) ^[1] .

After completing his career, the player has been judging matches since 1960. An All-Union category judge since 1968. He played 107 matches in the major league (1967-1977). He was awarded a commemorative gold medal for refereeing more than 100 matches. In 1970-1976, 7 times on the list of the best referees of the season. Held about 20 international matches, including World Championships, European Championships, Olympic Games, European Cups. FIFA Arbitrator (1974).

The son of judge Sergei Vladimirovich Rudnev (1905-1990).

Achievements

Judge of the All-Union Category (since 1968)
International Judge (since 1974)
In the lists of the best judges of the season 6 times: 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976.
He was awarded a commemorative gold medal for refereeing more than 100 matches in the championships of the USSR (107 matches)

Notes

↑ Nisenboim E., Rasinsky V. Spartak Moscow. Official History 1922-2002. - Moscow: MS Media, 2002 .-- S. 725. - 870 p. - ISBN 5-902215-01-3 .

Links

Profile on FootballFacts.ru
Spartak.com profile
Profile on fanat1k.ru
Profile at klisf.net
Profile on football12.net (inaccessible link)

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

[Спартак_Москва._Официальная_история_1922-2002-2] Nisenboim E., Rasinsky V. Spartak Moscow. Official History 1922-2002. - Moscow: MS Media, 2002 .-- S. 725. - 870 p. - ISBN 5-902215-01-3 .