1-0-6 meant versatile players (in english, polyvalent applies to chemistry at molecular-level ).

I did look for alternative words in a thesaurus, but without luck...

You already know how many fans of Levski come see the game in Lisbon?

And you have a place where English is spoken on your forum as in ForumSCP?

Têm , mas eu registei-me como tivesse nascido depois de 1996 ( obviamente bulgaro não é comigo ) e eles não me activaram

Yeah, it would be great 

Did you know that our arch rivals CSKA were friends with benfica for a while and even invited them to play a beneficial match for cska's anniversary but when benfica refused their relationship "broke down" prematurely 
http://translate.google.bg/translate?js=...2Ftopsport.ibox.bg%2Fnews%2Fid_204484506

Lesson 1 - How to pay to referees

Lesson 2 - How do dive to penalties

Lesson 3 - How to make a lies become true

Lesson 4 - How to find the worst goalkeepers in the word

Lesson 5 - How to find petrol under the stadium

A friend that loves eastern europe Ultra moviment sended me this pic of your tifo, lot of smoke in there hehehehe



but can do a lot of smoke aswell hehehehe

 
Nasceste depois de 1996?

enganei-me

Tava a ver xD

one_o_six, thanks for the info.

BrianSCP, maybe around 1000 but not much from Bulgaria, most might be Bulgarian immigrants. Yes, we have an English section - http://forum.levski.com/viewforum.php?f=4 . You can registrete from here: http://forum.levski.com/ucp.php?mode=register you just have to pick BRITISH ENGLISH from the drop-down menu in the right and it will be automatically translated. And then you have to wait for an admin to approve your profile. But take in mind that many of our youths who write in internet are keyboard warriors/trolls. Just ignore them.

http://www.footballscarves.nl/photo/pics/levski_fans3.jpg - this pic is really old. Unfortunately, in the near future we won't have pyro as much as this. I doubt there would be even flares against you or the other opponents in Sofia. We have a shitty problem with the stewards...

So damn true 
It is hard to say which of them has more experience but I can assure you that our red "girlfriends" are masters in these disciplines 

By the way, can you tell me are there any leading firms among the Sporting ultras

Well probably Juventude Leonina ( a.k.a Juve Leo ) oldest group in Portugal  

Smoke

Welcome, Levski supporters. Just two lines to remember everybody that our squads have already met. It was in the fall of 82 (season 82/83), you still had your soviet regime name (Levski Spartak), for the old European Champions Cup last 16 round and we've drawn both games: 2-2 in Sofia, 0-0 in Lisbon. I saw the Lisbon game, you were unlucky: (I think it was) Your old glory Sirakov - hit a post in the last minute of the second game and thus we won the tie  
I'm not sure of this but: we have had other bulgarian players besides Balakov and Iordanov. The first one ever was Kostov, a international midfielder that came from Slavia Sofia and the other was Guentchev, who played only a fistful of games for us but was essential in a Portuguese super cup win in the late 80's by way scoring a brace in an away match at the Lisbon pigs' dumpster. I think HE came from Levski. (There were also other great bulgarian players here: Zdravkov, a very good international forward, played for Desp. Chaves, a small but feisty northern club who was Portugal's cup runner up last season - and is considered a God up there, for with him they were at their strongest period ever; and Belenenses, the 3rd club of the city and still, even if very decayed, the 4th of the country and whose colours are, incidentally, the same as yours, hired another great bulgarian player, Mladenov (even if he came from Sofia's soviet sock puppets, whose name I shall spare you from reading   )  
Behave and you will be very well treated: besides our natural sympathy towards your country because of Krassimir and Ivailo, contrary to most western european countries, we like visitors and are not xenophobes, and as western european capitals go, ours is still the less dangerous and has the best climate and the cheapest prices.

What a coincidence 
There's a "certain" team in Sofia which we call the red pigs, and their stadium - the pigsty 

Here the pigs have many nicknames

Hmmm... Are you sure?

In O Sporting na Europa^wiki it shows CSKA Sofia as our opponent on that round (and the source for that article was UEFA's official data).

It was CSKA for sure, my brother was in Alvalade for that match.