Talk:Karel Poborský

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"Many Czech fans claim that if Poborsky had never arrived at Benfica then Czech football wouldn't be what it is today. Many Czech fans also pronounce Benfica to be their favourite foreign club."

"Many fans from the Czech Republic were so proud that at every Benfica games Czech fans and Flags could be spotted."

This article is incredible load of bullshit!!

28.12.2006 His nickname is 'Steve', definitely not 'Cesky' (means 'in Czech' in Czech :) ).