After the seventh grade (around age 14), Rats enrolled into a sports vocational school (boarding school) and later a sports university (both in Lviv).[1] At the same time Rats was playing for Karpaty reserves. His first coach was Ernest Yust.[1] Rats considered that it was difficult to gain adequate playtime along with such players like Susloparov, Bal, Brovarskyi, Dumanskyi, Dubrovnyi. So, when in 1979 a manager of Nyva Vinnytsia Ivan Terletskyi offered him to join, he agreed gladly and was happy to play at the third tier consistently rather than to remain a substitute at the top tier.[1] In 1981 Rats was receiving invitations from Tashkent, Zaporizhia, Donetsk, but Terletskyi was not let him go by telling that those team are not for him.[1] Soon there appeared a scout from Dynamo Kyiv and Rats was transferred out.[1]
Rats had some difficulties at first to make the first team and was trying to return to Vinnytsia. He finally made his debut at the Soviet Top League on 8 November 1981 in away game against Dynamo Moscow which the Kyiv team lost, but the team already secured the championship title.[1] In 1983 Valeriy Lobanovskyi was replaced by Yuriy Morozov and Rats only played one match for the first team and was thinking to leave the club. Around that time a manager of Spartak MoscowKonstantin Beskov offered him to move to Spartak and Rats was about to do so, but Lobanovskyi who just returned talked him out of it by saying that he may also stay on bench at the new club.[1] Also in convincing Rats to stay in Kyiv, a native of Zakarpattia OblastMykhaylo Koman played an important role.[1]
The most notable was the 1986 season when Dynamo Kyiv managed to out-play Dynamo Moscow which then was coached by Eduard Malofeyev. The goal of Rats in Moscow in last 15 minutes of play tied the game and at home the Kyiv team beat Muscovites 2-1.[1]
Before moving to Ferencvaros in 1991, Rats had a medical emergency when his whole left side of body became incapacitated. He eventually spoke about his condition to the Hungarian club administration, and they helped out with medical treatment and Rats was ready for the season.[1]
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Rats earned 47 caps and scored 4 goals for the USSR, from 1986 to 1990.[3] He played in two World Cups, in 1986 and 1990. In the 1986 World Cup he scored a goal with a 27-meter shot against France in a 1–1 draw in the first round: a headed clearance by France was picked up by Ihor Belanov and laid off to Rats, who on the first touch, struck the ball powerfully from several yards outside the area past French goalkeeper Joël Bats and into the top right corner of the net. During Euro 1988 his goal secured USSR a 1–0 victory in the group stage over eventual champions The Netherlands. USSR reached the final, but were unable to repeat their achievement in the group stage and lost 2–0.
Vasyl Rats was growing up as a Hungarian-speaking person in the Soviet Union and experienced some difficulties integrating in Russian culture which dominated in the Ukrainian SSR. In interview to Dmytro Gordon Vasyl Rats said that Andriy Bal who was a native of Lviv region helped him with integration in FC Dynamo Kyiv.
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This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page especially if potentially libelous Find sources Vasyl Rats news newspapers books scholar JSTOR May 2017 Learn how and when to remove this message In this name that follows Eastern Slavic naming customs the patronymic is Karlovych and the family name is Rats Vasyl Karlovych Rats Ukrainian Vasil Karlovich Rac Hungarian Racz Laszlo born 25 March 1961 is a Ukrainian former football midfielder He participated in two World Cups with the Soviet Union national football team Vasyl RatsPersonal informationFull nameVasyl Karlovych RatsDate of birth 1961 03 25 25 March 1961 age 63 Place of birthFanchykovo Ukrainian SSR Soviet UnionHeight1 75 m 5 ft 9 in Position s MidfielderYouth career1976LDUFK LvivSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1979 1980FC Karpaty Lviv5 0 1980 1981Lokomotiv Vinnytsia39 4 1981 1989FC Dynamo Kyiv164 22 1989RCD Espanyol10 0 1989 1990FC Dynamo Kyiv21 2 1991 1993Ferencvarosi TC7 1 International career1979Ukrainian SSRUSSR U 211 0 1986USSR Olympic1 0 1986USSR B 5 1 1986 1990USSR47 4 Managerial career1996 1997Ferencvarosi TC assistant 2007FC Dynamo Kyiv assistant 2011Obolon Kyiv U 21 2011Obolon KyivMedal record Men s football Representing Soviet Union UEFA Euro Runner up 1988 West Germany Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Club career 2 International career 3 Honours 4 Personal life 5 References 6 External linksClub career editAfter the seventh grade around age 14 Rats enrolled into a sports vocational school boarding school and later a sports university both in Lviv 1 At the same time Rats was playing for Karpaty reserves His first coach was Ernest Yust 1 Rats considered that it was difficult to gain adequate playtime along with such players like Susloparov Bal Brovarskyi Dumanskyi Dubrovnyi So when in 1979 a manager of Nyva Vinnytsia Ivan Terletskyi offered him to join he agreed gladly and was happy to play at the third tier consistently rather than to remain a substitute at the top tier 1 In 1981 Rats was receiving invitations from Tashkent Zaporizhia Donetsk but Terletskyi was not let him go by telling that those team are not for him 1 Soon there appeared a scout from Dynamo Kyiv and Rats was transferred out 1 Rats had some difficulties at first to make the first team and was trying to return to Vinnytsia He finally made his debut at the Soviet Top League on 8 November 1981 in away game against Dynamo Moscow which the Kyiv team lost but the team already secured the championship title 1 In 1983 Valeriy Lobanovskyi was replaced by Yuriy Morozov and Rats only played one match for the first team and was thinking to leave the club Around that time a manager of Spartak Moscow Konstantin Beskov offered him to move to Spartak and Rats was about to do so but Lobanovskyi who just returned talked him out of it by saying that he may also stay on bench at the new club 1 Also in convincing Rats to stay in Kyiv a native of Zakarpattia Oblast Mykhaylo Koman played an important role 1 Rats played several seasons with FC Dynamo Kyiv where he won the Soviet Top League four times 2 The most notable was the 1986 season when Dynamo Kyiv managed to out play Dynamo Moscow which then was coached by Eduard Malofeyev The goal of Rats in Moscow in last 15 minutes of play tied the game and at home the Kyiv team beat Muscovites 2 1 1 Before moving to Ferencvaros in 1991 Rats had a medical emergency when his whole left side of body became incapacitated He eventually spoke about his condition to the Hungarian club administration and they helped out with medical treatment and Rats was ready for the season 1 International career editRats earned 47 caps and scored 4 goals for the USSR from 1986 to 1990 3 He played in two World Cups in 1986 and 1990 In the 1986 World Cup he scored a goal with a 27 meter shot against France in a 1 1 draw in the first round a headed clearance by France was picked up by Ihor Belanov and laid off to Rats who on the first touch struck the ball powerfully from several yards outside the area past French goalkeeper Joel Bats and into the top right corner of the net During Euro 1988 his goal secured USSR a 1 0 victory in the group stage over eventual champions The Netherlands USSR reached the final but were unable to repeat their achievement in the group stage and lost 2 0 Honours editSoviet Top League Winner 4 1981 1985 1986 1990 Runner up 2 1982 1988 Soviet Cup 4 1982 1985 1987 1990 Soviet Super Cup 2 1986 1987 Nemzeti Bajnoksag I Winner 1 1991 92 Magyar Kupa 2 1990 91 1992 93 UEFA Cup Winners Cup 1986 UEFA Euro 1988 Runner up 1988Personal life editVasyl Rats was growing up as a Hungarian speaking person in the Soviet Union and experienced some difficulties integrating in Russian culture which dominated in the Ukrainian SSR In interview to Dmytro Gordon Vasyl Rats said that Andriy Bal who was a native of Lviv region helped him with integration in FC Dynamo Kyiv Vasyl Rats was married to a daughter of Ishtvan Sekech Andriy Bal gave Rats a nickname Klyushka bandy 1 Rats was a fan of French footballer Michel Platini 1 References edit a b c d e f g h i j k l Vasilij Rac Vrachi ne verili chto smogu hodit a ya eshyo dvazhdy stanovilsya chempionom Vengrii Fakty footballfacts ru 6 June 1999 Rats Vasiliy Karlovich KLISF Retrieved 26 August 2009 dead link Arnhold Matthias 2 April 2006 Vasiliy Karlovich Rats International Appearances Rec Sport Soccer Statistics Foundation Retrieved 26 August 2009 External links editExternal videos nbsp Vasyl Rats visiting Dmytro Gordon on YouTube U gostyah u Dmitra Gordona 2015 1 2 in Russian Vasyl Rats National Football Teams www national football teams com Vasyl Rats Sbornaya Rossii po futbolu www rusteam permian ru Archived 2020 02 16 at the Wayback Machine in Russian Vasyl Rats at FootballFacts ru in Russian Vasilij Laslo Karlovich RAC Russia National Football Team russia matches ucoz ru Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vasyl Rats amp oldid 1207246963, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
