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A unique EUR 0 banknote.
The 0 Euro Souvenir banknote is a project that was launched in France in 2015 and has spread across Europe. The banknote is made from 100% cotton paper, which is used to produce the original euro banknotes. It contains a number of anti-counterfeiting features, including a hologram, watermark, microprinting, UV protection elements, etc.
Górski's Eagles is a team made up of former football players who played recreationally in the 1990s and early 2000s, taking their name from a popular term for the Polish national football team from the years of its greatest glory (the 1970s). The team played for a long time under the leadership of Kazimierz Górski.
Jacek Gmoch is a Polish football player, football coach, sports and social activist, engineer. In 1976-1978 he was the manager of the Polish national football team.
As a football player he played most often in defence, in a stopper position. In the Polish national team he appeared 29 times. He ended his playing career on 17 August 1968 with a match between the Polish Football Association national team and the "Express", watched by 30,000 spectators (a match organised by the "Express Wieczorny" journalists). The national team members for the "Express" team were selected by fans through voting in surveys. The Express team was led by coach Górski. The PZPN national team selector was Ryszard Koncewicz. At the beginning of the meeting, goalkeeper Marian Szeja unfortunate intervention broke Jacek Gmoch's leg. It was a multiple fracture, prematurely ending the career of the talented player.
After ending his football career, he began working as a coach. In August 1976, he succeeded Kazimierz Górski as the Polish national team manager.
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