Juniors, born 1965 in DPRK (communist North Korea), at the Druzhba tournament in August 1983. Top row from left: Kovář, Dorazil, Nerad, Hartig, Vila, Krejčí. Middle row from left: guide, MUDr. Kotrlík (doctor), Procházka (referee), Moučka (manager), guide, Hlaváč, Vladimír Pištělák (coach). Kneeling from the left: Bucha, Marko, Brokeš, Uhnák, Ďurček

The team before leaving the Junior European Championship in Yugoslavia in August 1988. Top row from left: Vladimír Pištělák (coach), Nečásek, Veverka (assistant coach), Pavlas, Buňák, Pelikán, Brtník, Bečka, MUDr. Kotrlík (doctor), Petruška. Bottom row from left: Rašín (technical manager), Svoboda, Michalík, Faith, Hudeček, Polomský

A picture of a very successful team of pupils led by Vladimír Pištělák (top right). The team won the Czechoslovak championship in the 1977/78 season and two years later also the junior championship. The highest player Jiří Okáč with number 13 made it to the Czechoslovak national team

Zbrojovka Brno, season 1963/64. Top row from the left: Cvrkal, Jan Bobrovský, Zdeněk Bobrovský, František Konvička, coach Mrázek, Pokorný, Ňuchalík, Vladimír Pištělák. Bottom row from left: Dubš, Jambor, V. Konvička, Konečný, Vlk

Junior national team of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic after the winning match against Greece at the European Championships with bronze medals. In Yugoslavia in August 1988, it was led by Vladimir Pištělák

Vladimír Pištělák (with ball) during his engagement in Belgian Racing Bell Mechelen, for which he played from 1969 to 1971

Junior team of Zbrojovka Brno with coach Vladimir Pištělák (bottom right), 1983

Vladimír Pištělák in Mechelen jersey, standing sixth from the right. He played in Belgium from 1969 to 1971

In the jersey of Mechelen, Belgium, for whom he played from 1969 to 1971

A picture of the Czechoslovak team from the 1969 European Championships in Naples, where they won bronze medals. Top row from the left: Konopásek, Zídek, Novický, Blažek, Mifka, Zedníček. Bottom row from left: Jan Bobrovský, Baroch, Růžička, Vladimír Pištělák, Ammer, Konvička

Team Zbrojovka, then called Spartak Brno ZJŠ, season 1967/68. Top row from left: coach Mrázek, František Konvička, Jambor, Cvrkal, Novický, Kovařík, Jan Bobrovský. Bottom row from left: Zdeněk Bobrovský, Ivan Bobrovský, Ballon Měrný, V. Konvička, Vladimír Pištělák, Vlk

The Czechoslovak team in preparation for the 1967 European Championships in Helsinki, where they won the silver medal. Vladimír Pištělák is second from right above

With a poster for the European team match against Real Madrid. In the end he did not play for Europe, Czechoslovak officials banned him from the match for political reasons, 1964

A group picture of the Czechoslovak national team and the Harlem Globetrotters before the American exhibition in Prague. Vladimir Pištělák is seventh from the right above

Shooting in the jersey of the European team in Krakow, Poland, 1966

Vladimír Pištělák in a jump during the first league match with Slovan Bratislava, 1960s

Shooting in the first league match with VŠ Praha, second half of the 1960s

Shooting in the first league match with Sparta Prague, 1960s

On a trip of Zbrojovka Brno to Egypt, 1958

A match between Team Europe, Wisla Krakow and Real Madrid. Team Europe - players of Zbrojovka Brno: second from left Vladimír Pištělák, fourth František Konvička, seventh Jan Bobrovský, Kraków, 15th and 17th September 1965

The picture shows the whole Zbrojovka team in their jerseys at the Gezira Cairo stadium in Cairo. From left: Mrázek, Konečný, Konvička, Pištělák, Nebuchla, Zdeněk Bobrovský, Merkl, Helan, Čurda, Pokorný, Kummer, Novák (technical manager)

After the match between Team Europe, Wisla Krakow and Real Madrid. From left: Vladimír Pištělák, František Konvička, Ivan Mrázek (coach of Brno), Kraków, September 1965

Vladimír Pištělák (left) with Bohuslav Rylich on the way to the hall during the Olympic tournament in Rome, 1960

A picture from the graduation table, second half of the 1950s

Vladimir Pištělák (with the ball) in the PMEZ match against Real Madrid, 1964