Emil Bocek

Věroslav Kudrna in a photo from his personal file card with the Ministry of the Interior (taken in 1963)

Věroslav Kudrna in a photograph from the Ministry of the Interior personnel files (undated)

Věroslav Kudrna in a photograph from the Ministry of the Interior personnel files (undated)

Jiří Větrovský in 2024

Věroslav Kudrna in 2020

Věroslav Kudrna in 2020

Verner Lička (top left) in an archive photo in the Star Gallery. Bottom left is his Baník teammate, goalkeeper Pavol Michalík

Baník Ostrava pictured in the Stadion magazine in 1976 when they won the first league. Verner Lička is above, third from the right

Baník Ostrava at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s under coach Evžen Hadamczik. Verner Lička is seated third from the right at the bottom

The Baník team that won the Czechoslovak league in 1976. Verner Lička is missing from the picture

Baník Ostrava in their 1979/1980 champions' season. Verner Lička was in the line-up but is missing from the picture

Baník Ostrava in its glorious era in the latter half of the 1980s. Verner Lička is above, fifth from the right

Baník Ostrava in their champions' season 1980/1981. Verner Lička is sitting at the bottom, third from the right

Verner Lička celebrates scoring a goal against Dukla Banská Bystrica

Verner Lička in the latter half of the 1970s

Verner Lička as Baník Ostrava coach in the 1980s

Baník players rejoice after advancing to the semi-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup over FC Magdeburg, 1979

Verner Lička in front of the headquarters of the Czech-Moravian Football Association, circa 2020

Verner Lička as assistant coach of the Czech national team at the 1996 European Championship

Verner Lička (right, with the ball) with his family, Hlučín, 1969

Verner Lička (fifth from right, front row) as a pupil of class 3. B, Hlučín primary school, 1962

Verner Lička (left) next to his father Pavel who coached the youth of the Hlučín sports club, 1969

Verner Lička (top left) during his military service at Dukla Tachov, 1974

Verner Lička with mother Lydia and sister Jana, Prague, July 1968