“I know that many will be disappointed with what I say. Maybe even offend. Sorry. God sees, the play of Fedor is one of the brightest memories of my childhood and youth, they are warm and alive to this day. But the monument opened yesterday at the Troekurovsky cemetery is just a disaster …
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Fortunately, this is not the last, I think, monument to Fedor. I am sure his monument, which will perpetuate the image of Cherenkov, will certainly be in Moscow. In Kuntsevo, or in the academy, or maybe in Luzhniki, where there are several wonderful sculptures of great players. Starostin is wonderful there …
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And this is a tombstone; his appearance is determined by relatives, of course. Well, great, since they like it, that’s why they collected donations– wrote Utkin in his
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