Born in the capital of Russia - the city of Moscow, the future journalist and public figure Andrei Malosolov. Year of birth - 1973. The love for football came to him in his youth. Already in 1987, he entered the subculture, which consisted of football fans - ardent fans of CSKA.
Andrey Malosolov: biography of a talented person
Andrey's life is interesting because at the age of 14 he traveled all over the country, trying to attend all the matches of his favorite team. Being an active and sociable person, he made many friends who gave him the nickname Andrei Batumsky. This pseudonym was invented after a scandal in Georgia, when the conductors dropped a teenager off the train.
First business project
In the early 90s, Andrey founded his own company, called "Russian Fan Vestnik".
After graduating from an educational institution and receiving a diploma, the young man had a chance to work as a photojournalist covering politics and various sporting events. Andrey Malosolov always took photos of excellent quality, so theybought editorial offices of several newspapers at once:
- "Version";
- Rossiyskaya Gazeta;
- Komsomolskaya Pravda;
- online edition of onedivision.
For several years, the journalist worked for the RIA Novosti company, where he served as a war correspondent, visited two hot spots: the First Chechen War and Yugoslavia during the escalation of the conflict.
Also, Andrey Vladimirovich Malosolov, whose photo is presented in the article, covered events related to military incidents in Russia, collected information about terrorist attacks, riots and protests.
The work of a journalist in the Government of the Russian Federation
In the period from 1998 to 2005, Malosolov had a chance to work in the Government, where he was engaged in journalistic activities, telling the citizens of our country about the work of the highest executive body of state power.
During this period, he happened to get to know such well-known people in Russian politics as E. Primakov, V. Putin, M. Fradkov, S. Kiriyenko, S. Stepashin. In his career as a journalist, Andrei also worked under the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, a position held by S. Ivanov at that time.
Work in sports direction
After working in the Government of the Russian Federation, Andrey received the position of a sports observer. Starting in 2005, for five years in a row, he was the head of the press service of the RFU (Russian Football Union).
Already in 2007, together with A. Shprygin Malosolov opened the VOB (All-Russian Association of Fans). Such an organization has become a pioneer in our country. In 2010, the journalist took the position of PR director at the Sochi football club called Zhemchuzhina. At the beginning of 2012, photographer Andrey Malosolov became deputy director for special projects of an autonomous organization under the wing of the ROC "Sport of Higher Achievements". In parallel, the journalist began teaching sports marketing at SUM.
Broadcasting
Andrey Malosolov often appears on the radio as a presenter. He is especially known in the RFU Hour projects and on Sport FM radio.
Andrey has become an active blogger on the Internet. At the moment, he has organized several thematic forums where new legislation is discussed related to such important events for many as:
- life of Russian fans;
- safety during football matches and other mass sporting events.
In addition to blogging, journalist and columnist Malosolov manages to give lectures at Synergy MFPU. The topic for listeners is sports events and marketing program.
TV host
Starting from the summer of 2012, football commentator Andrei Malosolov has been the head and main presenter on the TVJam channel. His project is called "FanZone". This program was created independently by active fans and tells about the life of the most active fans, their interests and brightevents. In 2013, Andrey began to serve as the press secretary of the organizing committee at the OFL.
In 2014, he served as a press officer for the United Super Bowl, which was successfully held in Israel.
Creating a unique publication in Russia by a journalist
As Malosolov himself tells reporters, the idea to create a unique organization called "Russian Fan Vestnik" came to him after the completion of his thesis, which was written on the topic "Review of political and musical publications issued by amateur journalists under the Soviet Union".
The first edition of the brainchild of Malosolov (RFV) came out in the early 90s of the last century. The magazine was published illegally in the office of Vnesheconombank. This organization was not chosen by chance. The fact is that there were copier machines that were in short supply in the USSR.
The magazine was popular from the first day of sales and lasted until 2005. Readers not only fell in love with him, many began to try to imitate the authors of the magazine, releasing their own independent projects. A boom in the production of samizdat has formed in the country.
The magazine was aimed at a narrow audience of CSKA fans, but fans of other clubs also fell in love with it. The people called the publication a general fan edition, because journalists covered the activities of fan groups from all over the country.
The head of the magazine has repeatedly stated that the inspirer for the creation of RFV were samizdats for rock music lovers, as well as the idols of the public of that time: M. Zoshchenko and D. Kharms. Thanks to these people, articles in RFV magazine were published in a slightlyironic form.
RFV Edition Achievement:
- V. Utkin gave his first interview to this particular publication (Vasily Utkin is a popular Russian commentator on football matches, he also served as editor-in-chief at NTV-Plus).
- It was at RFV that a detailed interview with the legendary man from England, the famous writer Brimson Dougie, was first published. He is known for his fan stories and activities in European countries.
Active football fan
Commentator Andrei Malosolov gained popularity among football fans by helping to found the legendary group of CSKA fans - the Red Blue Warriors. Its opening fell on 1994. Together with the rival Spartak group Flints Crew, CSKA fans have made a small revolution in our country in the fan football movements. Such associations paved the way for new fan groups.
In the mid-90s, with the support of the famous musician R. Ostrolutsky and actor V. Epifantsev, our hero began to open the first parties for fans and just fans of football battles. In addition to organizations that bring fans together, Andrey Malosolov has also become an all-Russian mediator of fans representing various teams. He advocated maintaining neutrality between the warring factions of fans.
In 1996, the journalist and columnist joined forces among domestic fans.
Community work with fans inRussia
After 3 years, photojournalist and football commentator Andrey Malosolov again noted. He took part in an advertising campaign in which a meeting between CSKA and Spartak fans was planned. It is noteworthy that the meeting was held near the walls of the American embassy. A large crowd of young people gathered to demand an end to the war in Yugoslavia.
Also, Malosolov acted as one of the ideological founders of a radio program called "Fan Club", which tells about the life of Russian fans. The program was broadcast on Radio Sport.
About the "heroes" of English football
Not so long ago, Anders Lindegaard said that English football is badly lacking a homosexual hero. His words were criticized by football expert A. Malosolov. He said that in English football there is already Vinnie Jones, who is positioned as a rioter and a hooligan. He successfully moved into the film business. The British also have a handsome handsome Beckham. However, despite his sleek appearance, he has a traditional orientation, as he has been seen with women more than once.
A lot of decent people, team captains, and just experienced football players who showed good results played football in Foggy Albion:
- Terry.
- Gerrard and many others.
And now journalists say that England lacks heroes in football of a different kind. According to Andrei, such opinions may soon become the majority, because in this country it is now forbidden to be intolerant. Thanks to newLaws relating to fans have taken away the heart and soul of football in England, Malosolov believes. Now you have to sit calmly and without emotions in stadiums.
If the statement about homosexuals was made 10 years ago, the fans would be furious, but now the time has come when it is quietly talked about the new heroes of the "blue" color. At all football matches, young people from England are decorated so that they can be exhibited in the circus as clowns. All they do is sing the anthem of their country several times. They can't do anything more useful.
Andrey added that they want to adopt similar laws on homosexuals in our country. Probably, this is being done so that among our stands they are looking for a non-traditional national hero.
Playing like a soccer pro
Sports journalist Andrey Malosolov is known all over the world for his statement about the conflict between two giants: UEFA and FIFA. The journalist said that the conflict between them has been going on for several years. It is reminiscent of the feud between Blatter and Platini. Most likely, these two organizations will come to some kind of consensus in the near future, when one of the parties leaves the world football arena.
Malosolov thinks that this conflict will not lead to a boycott of the World Cup or, for example, the withdrawal of the UEFA organization from FIFA. When the elections for the head of FIFA took place, about 30 countries of the world voted for Blatter, but Platini mistakenly believed that all of Europe was against his competitor. Among the countriesthose who voted for Blatter were France, Italy, and the B altics. Our country was among them. The journalist believes that such a balance of power says only one thing - in world football there is no consensus and view of the problems that arise.
