US Edition UK Edition Scottish Sun Irish SunSearchMy Account Joe Moore he has just ended a pretty big goal drought scoring his first goal in over two years at club level The former Premier League ace scored six minutes from time to help seal a 2-0 victory for NK Tabor Sezana over Triglav Kranj - marking his first goal in Slovenia and his first in professional football since February 19 It’s been quite the career for the former West Brom starlet who, ten years on from his infamous transfer saga with Tottenham Hotspur Based in a small town near the Slovenian border with north-eastern Italy the 31-year-old competes in the Slovenian Second Football League after zig-zagging between clubs in England and wider Europe Having played for England at Under-21 level, Berahino was tipped for a senior Three Lions call-up after his impressive breakthrough at the Hawthorns The player attempted to force through the move, leading to a falling out with manager Tony Pulis and the club’s chairman. He was dumped out of the first-team for over a month. Although he eventually reconciled with the boss, Berahino’s form was severely affected and ended his spell with the club amid a goal drought which totaled 913 days. During that time period - February 2016 to August 2018 - he left West Brom to join Stoke. He served a six-week ban for failing a drugs test in 2017 although he claimed it was due to his drink being spiked He was later arrested for drink-driving in 2019 and was suspended without pay by the Potters Years later, he would come to blows with a former teammate - England defender Glen Johnson - who launched an extraordinary attack over his conduct at the Bet 365 Stadium during an interview with talkSPORT there was a high point in his career in the same year as he captained the country of his birth - Burundi - the in 2019 Africa Cup of Nations finals in Egypt Moves to Belgian clubs Zulte Waregem and Charleroi followed before a return to English football in 2021 with Sheffield Wednesday He was released after just one season in League One and then sealed a move to Cypriot club AEL Limassol where he started in only 16 of his 44 games for the side Then came a move to the second tier of Indian football with Rajasthan United Club officials say Berahino was sidelined with an injury he suffered in an unspecified ‘accident’ His contract was terminated and he swiftly returned to European football which brings us back to his goal drought - this time ending a run of 789 days without finding the back of the net It was his first strike since joining NK Tabor Sezana at the beginning of March and reports from local media say he has been making a marked improvement - although he is yet to start a match for the second tier side Berahino recently opened up on his career regrets and explained how his lack of support system around him affected his life on and off the pitch "I one hundred percent have career regrets,” he told SportsBoom I would have listened more to the people around me Lack of a support system to guide me didn't help my case as well "Footballers should shun the culture of cutting through the corners Young players should be encouraged to trust the process and build their careers day by day." Berahino also explained why his spell in India didn’t work out and how his international ambitions were behind his latest move - as he hopes this could be a turning point "I would have loved to play football in India and serve Rajasthan well,” he said I say this with a lot of respect for India and their people but my wife and kids could not stay." The Burundi international added: "Once you hit 30 it is difficult to return to the top level especially if you have been out of touch for some time training hard with a club that understands me well The goal is to captain my national team again and help qualify for the AFCON “I would love to wear the Burundian kit again and take part in World Cup qualifiers." Source: ghanasoccernet.com « Prev Next » Comments (0) Listen to Article Ghanaian attacking midfielder Abdul Rashid Fuseini His last competitive game was in February 2024 for AEL Limassol Berahino joins second division Tabor Sezana to the end of the season Victor Sanchez not thinking about contract as Olimpija chase double Slovenia’s top youth prospect Tian Nai Koren headed to Club Brugge Slovenian second-tier club Tabor Sežana has made a surprising signing bringing in former Premier League star Saido Berahino Once considered a rising star in English football the 31-year-old forward is now looking to revive his career in Slovenia’s second division While Berahino is a shadow of the player once valued at €15 million it is rare to see a footballer of his pedigree land in Slovenia—especially at a second-division club and he had been without a club since November "I'm excited to be part of a team fighting for promotion We have a lot of young and talented players who have done a great job so far and now it’s time for us to come together as a team and push for our goal—promotion," said the Burundi international Tabor Sežana currently sits third in the Slovenian second division well in contention for a potential return to the top flight Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene Our slow travel expert takes in the undiscovered charms of the Soča valley and Julian Alps … in a country where train tickets have just got cheaper Ian Fleming writes that in Sežana “the hard-faced Yugoslav plain-clothes men came on board” The Simplon-Orient-Express used by James Bond hasn’t run since 1962 and the border antics on the frontier between erstwhile Yugoslavia and Italy disappeared with the accession of Slovenia to the Schengen zone in 2007 The railway station in the Slovenian town of Sežana is nowadays a sleepy outpost The most exotic departure of the day is the early-afternoon Eurocity train that rumbles east along the main line to Ljubljana but closer to hand is a remarkable rural railway which deserves to be far better known And the good news is that train fares in Slovenia were reduced in August Our journey follows a railway that runs north for 80 miles from Sežana through magnificent scenery to Jesenice in Slovenia’s north-west corner With the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 the Adriatic port of Trieste became a key asset in expanding the Austro-Hungarian empire’s maritime trade Existing rail links between Trieste and central Europe were so Habsburg planners got busy devising new railways from Trieste The idea of traversing the Julian Alps was ridiculed in some quarters and there were squabbles over preferred routes so it was not until 1906 that the first trains ran on the line from the coast to Jesenice By then the fragile bonds that held the Habsburg dynasty together were already weakening and in just a dozen years the entire Austro-Hungarian Empire was gone The expensive railway through the Julian Alps remains as a legacy of Habsburg ambition and these days it offers a wonderful excursion through some of the finest scenery in the eastern Alps it is often referred as the Bohinjska proga (Bohinj railway) View of the Soča river at Kanal ob Soči Photograph: Nova Rizal/AlamyTo the Soča valleyI watch the modern electric trains to Villa Opicina and Ljubljana leave on time then wander over to the platform where a graffiti-covered diesel unit waits I travelled the route as part of a four-day journey from Rijeka in Croatia to Ribe in Denmark relying entirely on slowish trains where there was no need to make any advance reservations Few who board the 10.10 from Sežana to Jesenice have such ambitious itineraries for this is a route that serves local communities and most passengers are making short journeys Soon we are rattling north through vineyards with distant views of forested mountains The single-storey station building at Kreplje is a study in dereliction but all is spick and span around the handsome limestone villa at Dutovlje station The station at Nova Gorica straddles the Slovenian-Italian border Photograph: Hidden Europe“This is Slovenia’s garden of Eden,” says the train guard as she checks our Interrail passes where a 15-minute scheduled stop gives ample time to set foot on Italian soil; the international frontier bisects the neat piazza in front of the station building the longest stone-arch railway bridge in the world traverses the River Soča a dramatic prelude to a glorious ride north up the Soča valley where the river’s turquoise waters contrast with bare white limestone cliffs and chasms there’s a hint of Alpine style in the green-shuttered station and a fine view over the river to the slender clock tower of the parish church The longest stone-arch railway bridge in the world traverses the River Soča a dramatic prelude to a glorious ride north up the Soča valleyThen the hillsides tilt ever sharper as we climb the narrow Bača Valley we plunge into the four-mile Bohinj Tunnel This tunnel is one of Europe’s great divides Until the tunnel we have followed valleys which drain south to the Adriatic Emerging from the northern portal of the tunnel which flows down to join the Danube in Belgrade en route to the Black Sea There is a dramatic change in the landscape too its demeanour beyond the tunnel now altogether more Alpine the land rises up steeply to mighty Triglav at 2,864 metres the highest summit in Slovenia This railway is a lifeline for remote communities Year-round special trains shuttle through the Bohinj Tunnel ferrying cars in a region where roads are challenging in summer and impassable in winter snow the railway station at the north end of the Bohinj Tunnel it’s a superb 20-minute ride on the slow train down the valley with a touch of drama as Slovenia’s famous lake suddenly appears off to the right featured trips and local tips for your next break as well as the latest deals from Guardian Holidays A stop at Bled Jezero station allows you to see picturesque Lake Bled Photograph: Jon Wilson/AlamyThis is a captivating approach to Lake Bled a station architecturally enhanced by Alpine nuances and follow a footpath down through the woods to the lakeshore This is a captivating approach to Lake Bled and we hop off the train and follow a footpath down through the woods to the lakeshoreLater we continue for the final 15 minutes on to the terminus at Jesenice where this secondary rail route joins the main line from Ljubljana to Villach in Austria’s Carinthia region The furnaces and smelters of industrial Jesenice are silent these days was once acclaimed as a bold modernist statement it was the first stop in Yugoslavia for travellers arriving on the international express trains from Austria All those with lives straddling Europe’s cold war divide passed through Jesenice at one time or another ‘The graffiti-strewn train seems at home in Jesenice where the station tells of architectural ambition eclipsed by political change.’ Photograph: Hidden EuropeThe graffiti-strewn train from Sežana seems comfortably at home on the platform at Jesenice where the station building tells of architectural ambition that was eclipsed by political changes – just as the commercial ambition that once inspired the Bohinj Railway was subverted by the demise of Habsburg power The journey from Sežana to Jesenice is best done on a weekday as at weekends there is only one departure a day Leaving at 10.10 – one could stop off in the Soča Valley and at Lake Bled and still reach Jesenice by early evening The end-to-end travel time without stopovers is three to five hours The author travelled the route as part of a longer itinerary ticketed with a four-day Interrail pass (€258 for an adult with discounts for anyone under 28 or aged 60 and over) Train fares in Slovenia were reduced on 11 August A one-way ticket from Sežana to Jesenice is €10.70 and for anyone making an out-and-back trip in a day (which is just possible) the return fare is now just €14 Tickets can be bought on the day of travel at station ticket offices or on the train buses may replace trains north of Bohinjska Bistrica until 13 October This article was amended on 29 September 2023 a picture caption misidentified the river Soča as the Vipava Nicky Gardner is a Berlin-based writer. The 17th edition of her book, Europe by Rail: the Definitive Guide, celebrates slow train journeys across Europe. 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The opening remarks were followed by a brief presentation of the exhibition and an engaging panel discussion by local experts who had contributed to its creation a showcase of the heroic response to Slovenia's 2022 wildfire in was presented to Mr Zupancic by firefighting officials in the presence of the Mayor of Sežana The threat posed by forest fires to ecosystems human life and the economy is substantial. However the capacity of human ingenuity offers a beacon of hope Technology vs Fire provides an interactive experience highlighting the technology and innovation that protect the lives of firefighters help to restore natural habitats and pave the way for a safer Slovenia has been especially hard hit by the recent increase in wildfires across Europe as a result of climate change In 2022 the country experienced the largest wildfire in its history which burned an area nearly nine times the size of Ljubljana’s city centre. firefighters and satellite experts provide unique insights on modern firefighting and life-saving technologies along with testimonies from those who fought the 2022 wildfire the interviews will also be published on EPO social media channels to inspire the public and the next generation of inventors. In presenting the vital role of technology and innovation in the fight against wildfires the exhibition draws information from the EPO’s firefighting platform which was released last year in collaboration with experts from the national intellectual property offices of France This platform provides ready-made smart searches to support inventors scientists and engineers in accessing and advancing technical knowledge for fighting wildfires the smart searches help users navigate in excess of 150 million documents that the database makes available to the public. the Unitary Patent and international co-operation high on the agenda Highlighting the role of patents in Albanian startups and universities European competitiveness and how patent intelligence informs policymaking Unitary Patent/UPC and user feedback were on the agenda Deepening collaboration to build a more accessible European patent system for smaller applicants The newly signed agreement aims to support innovation and economic growth while fostering bilateral trade and investment between Europe and Brazil. EPO President meets with ministers and heads of IP offices in Bulgaria and Montenegro Workshop in Slovenia focuses on EPO support for PATLIB centres ranging from training to advanced patent tools On-site workshop supports national patent offices in designing ANSERA-based SEARCH training programme European patents can now extend to 46 countries Bilateral agreement marks a new milestone in long-standing partnership Flags flown at half-mast in Munich and The Hague CPC community strengthens ties in Geneva More than 18 000 requests for validation since the signing of the agreement between the European Patent Organisation and Morocco EPO concludes Memorandum of Understanding with Ministry and launches Patent Prosecution Highway pilot Co-operation with national patent offices and stakeholders: milestones to date and next steps 17.2 million patents in force worldwide – 91% are valid in one of the IP5 jurisdictions First country in the Americas to sign validation agreement with the EPO The agreement allows for fee reductions for small entities and fast high-quality search reports for national applications Discussions on European innovation policies and the Unitary Patent It was a moped and motorcycle factory based in Koper The name itself is an acronym for Tovarna Motorjev Sežana with Sežana being the name of the town where it was originally meant to be built The company lasted from the 1950s all the way through to the 2010s with the Koper factory finally closing its doors in late 2012. these stalwart steel machines helped huge numbers of people get around Moped enthusiasts still have soft spots in their hearts for Tomos Colibri T12s today—sometimes modified Rescue pulled a 1967 Tomos T12 out of wherever it had been left to rust and put together a timelapse video detailing the restoration process This channel restores a large number of things from rusty bread slicers to rusty Lamborghinis—and the main factor in common seems to be that everything this channel tackles is in pretty sorry shape when they get their hands on it. spraying lubricant on rusted and stuck nuts and bolts then loosening them and taking the bike apart bit by bit he does have to whip out the grinder and cut off some particularly stubborn bolts that won’t come unstuck. it seems that this particular T12’s rust is mostly of the surface variety—not full-on giant holes that need to be patched in some way The inside of the fuel tank needs the rust removed which is a little more involved—but at least it’s a solid tank and not one with more holes than Swiss cheese. there’s only one part of the body where the guy ends up using a little filler to smooth out some roughness before priming and painting That’s one small section of the top of the tank and made ready for the priming and painting steps. some people would probably have wanted to put the reproduction decals under some kind of clear coat for protection—but still the finished bike looks a whole lot more inviting than the sad heap that came into the workshop The Humble Rickshaw is Going Electric Thanks to Hyundai This Retro-Styled Electric Motorcycle Looks Like a Fun and Practical Daily Ride Here's What Happens When Buying a Motorcycle in a Box Goes Incredibly Right Suzuki Really Wants You To Test Ride the New DR-Z4S Project Honda Benly Dream Needs a Lot Of TLC Following his visit to the site of the fire where the fire has been fully brought under control Prime Minister Golob thanked all those who were involved in the activities and who helped calm the situation "I would like to thank all the firefighters municipal services and others who helped in one way or another to bring the situation under control I commend all of you for joining forces and organising yourselves so well," he said.He went on to add that the state had intensified its investments in the modernisation over the last two years without which the response would not have been as fast and effective "I am pleased to see that the measures we planned two years ago have now been implemented In addition to the procurement of the special Air Tractor fire-fighting aircraft the communication equipment and night-time thermal imaging drones were purchased and the Sežana Karst water supply system upgraded," explained the Prime Minister. "The Sežana Karst water supply system has been upgraded so that the capacities available to the firefighters at this location are significantly greater than they were for the fire two years ago Comprehensive planning and investment have contributed to this and I am convinced that we are better prepared today."The Prime Minister expressed his firm belief that the issue of fire-breaks would also be successfully resolved the tender is ready and I am confident that the system for regular clearance of fire-breaks certainly by next summer," he said.He also stressed the importance of a rapid response to fire outbreaks "A rapid and decisive response significantly reduces damage there is less risk of the fire spreading," he said "And just as foreign countries help us when we need help we will help them with our troops," concluded Prime Minister Golob.Civil Protection Commander Srečko Šestan also assessed yesterday's launch of the activities and their continuation as very successful and prompt. He pointed out that the National Protection and Rescue Plan in the Event of a Major Fire in the Natural Environment was activated immediately that the fire-fighting structures on the ground reacted with remarkable speed and that the Air Tractor fire-fighting aircraft completed the water extraction within half an hour the commander of Komen Volunteer Fire Brigade whose firefighters were the first to arrive on the scene this time around 480 firefighters from the Gorenjska as well as from the Sežana Fire and Rescue Service the Ajdovščina Fire Rescue Centre and the Koper Fire Brigade have been fighting the fire the operation involves members of the Civil Protection including the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit In addition to the police reconnaissance helicopter two special Air Tractor fire-fighting aircraft and two helicopters from the Slovenian Armed Forces are also deployed in the fire-fighting operation with equipment and personnel also providing support on the ground The two new aircraft flew 28 sorties yesterday while the two helicopters of the Slovenian Armed Forces extinguished smaller fires Director-General of the Administration for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief which has a special aerial fire-fighting unit said it was one of the most complex operations. He highlighted the remarkable progress made over the past year and a half with the purchase of aircraft and the establishment of the aerial fire-fighting unit which have already proved to be necessary and effective. He also considered the role of drones in detecting fire hotspots at night to be extremely important. 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It draws data from the EPO's public database, Espacenet of over 150 million documents from 100 countries and provides quick access to critical information ask for a reply The visit took place at the National Large Wildfire Centre in Sežana which was built as part of the Recovery and Resilience Plan designed under the Recovery and Resilience Plan which relies on the cooperation of firefighters The key objectives of the reform are to improve coordination between the national and local units provide adequate equipment and train personnel New equipment financed through European funds will be distributed to municipalities and units to improve their effectiveness in the field State Secretary at the Ministry of Defence stressed that Slovenia is well prepared for disasters which enables it to effectively absorb EU funds The capabilities presented in Sežana make an important contribution to the country’s overall preparedness and security with the European Union playing a key role in providing financial support Director General of the Administration for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief highlighted Slovenia as an example of good practice in the use of European funds for protection and rescue In the context of increased security risks The total value of investments in infrastructure equipment and training amounts to approximately EUR 160 million of which more than EUR 100 million is provided by European funds Major projects include the establishment of a warehouse for protective equipment the purchase of specialised vehicles and equipment construction of infrastructure and the creation of specialised rescue units for wildland fire-fighting flood management and cave search and rescue Particular attention is being paid to the acquisition of equipment such as Air Tractor fire-fighting aircraft which are already operational and play a crucial role in interventions comprising specialised vehicles and containers with essential equipment The construction of the National Large Wildfire Centre in Sežana is also part of the overall project which will provide extensive training for a thousand members of specialised units for natural disasters European Commissioner Piotr Serafin emphasised that while the EU cannot replace countries in providing security but it can support them through its instruments Security is one of the EU’s key priorities encompassing both defence and civil protection especially after the floods of August 2023 He expressed admiration for Slovenia's system of volunteer firefighters and the results of European investments in strengthening civil protection European Commissioner Serafin pointed out that European funding for civil protection is not being jeopardised by defence spending The EU will continue to invest in infrastructure and the industrial base as climate change brings more natural disasters and the EU needs to support civil protection even more intensively in the future Slovenia's capabilities not only protect its own citizens which is a true example of European solidarity ask for a reply Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition Investment banking company JP Morgan Chase has reportedly been commissioned to offer French fashion label Sézane for a prospective sale Fashion Network said a dossier is being considered by different investor profiles Sézane was founded by Morgane Sézalory in 2013 When it launched, Sézane was France’s first online-only fashion brand. 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In 2018 she was part of the Europa Cinemas jury at the Locarno film festival ask for a reply Barcelona could win La Liga behind closed doors after Espanyol chaos Carlo Ancelotti criticized for Jesus Vallejo snub after Real Madrid win finishing at the bottom of the first Slovenian league and being relegated to the second division made 13 appearances for Sežana without scoring or assisting His solid performances at Conquense earned him a move to the Getafe reserve team last summer his efforts caught the eye of first-team coach Jose Bordalas who promoted the 22-year-old to the senior squad where he has since made eight appearances in La Liga Last weekend marked the highlight of Coba’s career as he scored his first La Liga goal in an away match against Las Palmas The match ended in a 2-1 victory for Getafe Coba made his debut and scored in one of the world’s top leagues almost exactly two years after his departure from Sežana ¡El primero de Coba en #LALIGAEASPORTS! 💙✨#LALIGAHighlights | @GetafeCF pic.twitter.com/L9Q4Azfg0H Saturday will see NK Olimpija Ljubljana resume their PrvaLiga campaign with an ex-Liverpool winger enjoying a dominant start in charge Things could not have got off to a worse start for Albert Riera, whose first press conference as Olimpija Ljubljana boss was abandoned after it was gatecrashed by mask-wearing ultras the Spaniard has defied a disastrous introduction with fans voicing their concerns over the club’s ownership Olimpija are 13 points clear of FC Koper in the Slovenian top flight ahead of its resumption following a two-month winter break Their last outing before the break also brought their biggest win of the season so far thrashing NK Tabor Sezana 8-0 with seven different goalscorers – including two own goals who inflicted a 6-1 defeat on Olimpija back in October but are currently seventh in the 10-team league and 26 points behind Riera’s side It is a remarkable start to life as a manager from a player who spent two years with Liverpool between 2008 and 2010 making 56 appearances before departing in acrimonious circumstances after public criticism of Rafa Benitez In an interview with The Athletic in September Riera expressed regret at the manner of his exit insisting he now takes a different approach with his players “It was total frustration on my part but it was nothing against Rafa,” he said “You don’t have to like the decisions ‘do you really think I’d do something against the group Riera is rightly receiving praise for his input at Olimpija so far, with Total Football Analysis noting the influence of compatriot Pep Guardiola on his system at the Slovenian club. There are still 16 games to play in the PrvaLiga, but the club from the capital are undoubtedly favourites to win the league. If they do so come May, it would be Olimpija’s first title since 2017/18 and only the third in the top flight through their short, 18-year history. Their last trophy was the Pokal Slovenije in 2020/21, with a last-16 tie against NK Nafta 1903 still to come in March as Riera and his players eye a potential double. As a player, Riera was a three-time league winner, twice with Galatasaray and once with Olympiakos, while he also lifted the Turkish Super Cup with Galatasaray and the Copa del Rey with Real Mallorca. But guiding Olimpija to the title in his first season as a manager, after the controversy surrounding those early days in charge, may just top the lot. View this post on Instagram A post shared by MISS SLOVENIA for MISS WORLD (@miss.slovenia) Shooting Stars football club on Wednesday defeated NK Tabour of Slovenia with 4 goals at the international friendly during the unveiling of the remodeled Lekan Salami Sport Complex Adamasingba Ibadan Earlier the former super eagle team and old Players of the Oluyole warriors which was joined by Governor Seyi Makinde play a novelty match which ended in 1-1 goal scored by both Governor Makinde and Austin Jay Kay Okocha Some of the old players who players who participated in the match includes The international friendly had a gaol against the Slovenian team at the first half and 3 goals was added during the second half Although the match was affected by the heavy downpour which obviously affected free flow of the game but footbal enthusiasts commended Governor Makinde for a Job well done and urge him to fix some of the noticeable errors in the pitch and other Members of the major opposition party are already condemning the development as they alleged that the investment on the stadium is not only a misplaced priority but a waste of resources because the contractor did a soddy job the company which handled the projects had last week said the entire projects will be completed by December and it is expected that all the errors would have been corrected Former Vice President Alhaji Atiku Abukabar Governor of Ondo State Arakunrin Rotimi Akeredolu former Governors of Oyo state Senator Rashidi Ladoja and Otunba Adebayo Alao Akala Senator Abdul Ningi and Senator Monsurat Sumonu Also traditional rulers including the Soun of Ogbomoso olu of Igbo Oran Onpetu of Ijeru and others traditolional rulers and high chief attended the event while Olubadan was reported to have angrily returned home becaue he was unable to acces the venue Govenor Makinde in his speech specially recognized the effort of General David Jemibewon ex military administrator for conceiving and construction of the stadium in 1988 ” if he had not build the stadium then there won’t be nothing to upgrade today and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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