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Prokopenko Arena will be ready shortly, and supporters of the squad and Odessa hookups are excited. Spartak Stadium has hosted the club temporarily, and complaints have been widespread that the capacity for fans is far too low at five thousand seats. The standing area is immense, but executives know that Ukrainians won't spend big money on tickets to stand and spectate. The twenty-first sporting experience is largely about comfort, as families represent a huge factor of the overall revenue.

Directions to Prokopenko will be as hookups in Odessa claim: easy. The players are particularly excited to restart their rivalry with Dynamo Kiev in their new building, as a loss to the hated big-city team is tough, but one in Spartak field was even more difficult. Kiev players reportedly poked fun at the makeshift venue, and agitated the already unrest fans while doing so. Long-time Odessa defender Oleksandr Babych has been in Ukrainian football for a lengthy period, and is on record as saying the new venue will be “the nicest sporting building Crimea has ever seen”. It is no secret that Babych wants to retire with Chornormorets, and a business move like the construction of a new stadium is what attracts other talent and hookups to want to do the same.

Moldovan star Igor Tigirlas is equally excited about the future of the club. Rumours have circulated that CSKA Moscow was interested in the foreign striker, but Chornormorets has been firm in their stance to not sell or loan him. Chairman Leonid Klimov was quoted as saying that the price for Tigirlas would be “incredibly steep”. Upper-management of the club likens the young player to Valeriy Lobanovsky, who was a great football player for Ukraine fifty years ago, and was kind to Odessa hookup girls. Lobanovsky successfully managed in his home country for many years before political strife ravaged the football program, to the point where Valeriy lost contact with the best players in nation. He subsequently left Ukraine for the United Arab Emirates, where he was paid well to coach initially, but was soon fired. The process repeated with Kuwait, although the job was for less money, and by the time he returned home, his health was ailing.

The former great lost his fight to live when doctors operated on his brain in 2002, but the effects from the stroke killed him. Andriy Shevchenko was so saddened by the sudden loss that he travelled from his team with Milan to visit the grave sit of the legend. Shevchenko placed the Champion's League medal on the gravestone of Lobanovskyi, and Odessa call girls were moved by it. Andriy now plays back in Ukraine, and on has to wonder if he purposely followed in the footsteps of his mentor and friend.