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The Croatian First Football League has fined Hajduk Split football club 50,000 kunas or 6,872 Euros for a board member’s behaviour and its fans’ racism.
The top football league’s disciplinary commission fined Hajduk 10,000 kunas or 1,374 Euros because club board member Ivica Surjak assaulted a referee during the Hajduk-Dinamo game on Saturday.
Surjak has been banned from the club and cannot enter the players' locker room or sit on the bench during games for three months.
Hajduk has been fined 40,000 kunas or 5,498 Euros because its fans racially taunted the referee and a Dinamo player during the same game.
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The brother of Chelsea's hero in the Champions League football final, Didier Drogba, trialled with Croatian first division side NK Zagreb, reported daily newspaper Vecernji list.
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Croatian fans welcome at Euro camp in Poland
Croatian football fans who are travelling to this summer's European Football Championships in Ukraine and Poland and want to indulge in the true fan experience, can do so at the Gdansk Football Camp, a special camping site created by fans for fans for this year's tournament in the heart of Poland.
President first to employ vocational trainees
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic has announced that his office plans to employ volunteers as suggested as part of Labour Minister Mirando Mrsic's new employment model. Josipovic will also be among the first to employ young people under new employment incentive laws, which will see vocational trainees, who will gain experience without being employed, earn from 1,600 kuna (200 Euros) a month.
Pope names Croatia's new Apostolic Nuncio
After the former Apostolic Nuncio to Croatia, Mario Roberto Cassari was appointed to serve in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Swaziland, Pope Benedict XVI has named Monsignor Alessandro D'Errico as the new Apostolic Nuncio in Croatia.
Split club win 10th straight Croatian rugby title
Nada Rugby Club from the Dalmatian city of Split have beaten Zagreb in the final of the Croatian Rugby championships at their home ground Stari Plac, to become Croatian Rugby champions for a record 10th consecutive time.
29th Contemporary Dance Week Festival opens
The 29th Contemporary Dance Week Festival opened last night (Mon) in Zagreb's Croatian National Theatre with British choreographic star of Canadian origin, Russell Maliphant and his London-based company with the performance, 'The Rodin Project'.
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