Marek Saganowski
Polish footballer and UEFA Cup champion
Born
October 31st, 1978
46 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Poland
Links & References
A Polish footballer played as a forward, contributing to various clubs in Poland and abroad. Began professional career at Widzew Łódź before moving to clubs like ŁKS Łódź and FC Nantes. Gained recognition during tenure at Polonia Warsaw and made significant contributions to the Polish national team. Achieved success in the UEFA Cup with Sevilla in 2006, demonstrating skills that led to multiple appearances for the national team in international competitions.
Won UEFA Cup with Sevilla in 2006
Played for Polonia Warsaw
Represented Poland in international matches
Other People Born on October 31st
Muriel Duckworth
Engaged in social activism throughout her life, advocating for peace, equality, and social justice. Participated in the formation of various organizations, including the Nova Scotia chapter of the Canadian Council of Christian and Jews, focusing on interfaith dialogue. Played a significant role in the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Contributed to efforts for nuclear disarmament and was involved in community organizing, bringing attention to issues such as women's rights and poverty.
Continue ReadingBrian Stokes Mitchell
A prominent Broadway singer and actor, significant contributions include performances in productions such as 'Ragtime' and 'Kiss Me, Kate'. Achieved acclaim for a strong baritone voice and dynamic stage presence. Also known for television appearances, particularly in 'Ghostwriter'. Received multiple awards including the Tony Award and is a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors.
Continue ReadingInka Grings
Played football as a forward and became a significant figure in women's football in Germany. Competed in multiple editions of the UEFA Women's Championship and represented the national team in the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup. Following a successful playing career, transitioned into management, where she took roles with various clubs in the women's leagues. Grings is recognized for contributing to the development and visibility of women's football in Germany.
Continue ReadingJohn Evelyn
Nurtured an interest in gardening and environmental matters, contributing significantly to the development of horticulture and ecology. Wrote 'Sylva', a seminal work discussing trees and their cultivation, which influenced forestry practices in England. Participated in the Royal Society, promoting scientific inquiry and experimentation. Engaged in various civic duties throughout life, and held roles such as the Deputy Lieutenant of Surrey.
Continue ReadingDerek Bell
A prominent English race car driver, participation in sports car racing spanned several decades. Achieved notable success in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, winning the prestigious event five times during a career that emphasized endurance racing. Competed in various racing series, including Formula One and Can-Am, partnering with leading teams and manufacturers. Contributions to motorsports included work as a commentator and industry ambassador.
Continue ReadingColm Ó Cíosóig
A musician, active in the music scene since the 1980s, contributed significantly to the shoegaze genre. Played drums in the influential band My Bloody Valentine, which gained acclaim for its groundbreaking sound. The band released the seminal album 'Loveless' in 1991, which became a touchstone for the genre and influenced numerous artists in alternative music. Also worked with various other artists and projects, showcasing versatility across different musical styles.
Continue Reading