Milan Pacanda
Milan Pacanda ( born February 28, 1978 in Brno ) is a Czech football player. The midfielder was in the late 1990s as one of the biggest talents in Czech football.
Playing career
Milan Pacanda began playing football in his hometown at Zbrojovka Brno. Quick 's talent was recognized striker, who was very strong both technically and in the financial statements. With 17 years Pacanda debuted in the first team. Together with his father, he signed a twelve-year contract, which was to hinder him in his later career. The base salary was very low 3,500 crowns. This number was later changed, the long duration, however, remained.
After his debut season of lively striker fell into a hole and complained of back problems. He could not train for several months, in the season 1996/97 he had no use. The following year played Pacanda regularly, though rarely over the full distance. In 28 games he scored four goals. On September 23, 1997, he made his debut at age 19 in the Czech Under-21 team, for which he should join six other games.
Pacanda advanced by his style of play to the audience favorite in Brno. In the 1998/99 season he scored nine goals in 23 games. Pacanda should switch to FC Bologna in the summer of 1999, but it never came. The contract terms were clarified, on 24 April 1999 Brno played at Viktoria Zizkov, should the exchange be completed. After a foul of the central defender January Zakopal to Pacanda injured so severely on the knee, which refrained FC Bologna of an obligation.
The young striker spent months with rehabilitation training and could only in the winter break again go into the preparation. With this situation, he did not realize he was addicted to gambling, had large debts and led an unprofessional conduct. In the first session itself Pacanda pulled the same injury again and looked again to get several months of break up. In this Sitauation helped him his manager Pavel Paska and coach Karel Jarůšek. While Paska Pacandas assumed debt, Jarùšek offered him to stay with him, and he also prescribed him an individual training program.
His comeback was Pacanda after almost one and a half year break on 4 August 2000 at home against Sparta Prague. But the full distance, he played only towards the end of season. After complete recovery Pacanda came in the form of his life. In the season 2001/ 02 he scored thirteen goals. Possible buyers, however, were not deterred only by Pacandas reputation for being a problematic players, but also by a high fee demand.
Mid-2004 changed Pacanda Milan for around 15 million crowns to Sparta Prague and the Czech record holder received a four-year contract. At first he even surpassed the expectations and scored four goals in three games. In winter, however, there was a coaching change, Jaroslav Hřebík took over for František Straka. Hřebík Pacanda put on any more. In the summer of 2005, he gave him the release, and Pacanda joined on loan to FC Wacker Tirol, where he scored seven goals in 22 games. The Innsbruck but decided not to consider a purchase option.
Pacanda returned to Prague, but was not allowed to play. It was not until the beginning of September, he was loaned to his hometown club 1.FC Brno. In the 2006/07 season he played regularly, but made only one goal and was unable to match his best times. He also drove the end of January 2007 under the influence of alcohol, the club took him then with a fine in the amount of one hundred thousand crowns.
The Sparta Prague until June 2008 under contract was terminated in July 2007, Milan Pacanda signed a contract at the 1 FC Brno. During the winter break of 2007/ 08 season he was loaned to Tescoma Zlín.
In July 2008 Pacanda moved on loan to Kazakhstan's first division club Shakhtar Karaganda. In the winter of 2008/ 09, the midfielder returned to Brno and was borrowed for the second half of the season to the third division 1 SC Znojmo. In the second half of the season 2009/10 Pacanda was on loan to the fourth division FC Slovan Rosice. In summer 2010 Pacanda moved to second division side FK Slovak Bodva Moldava nad Bodvou.