| Dragoslav "Dan" Jaha Born: Yugoslavia, February 8, 1953 Today: http://footskillssocceracademy.com/staff.html |
| Team | League | Year | Num | Pos | Games | Goals | Assists | Points | Citizen | |
| Rochester Lancers | NASL | 80 | 6 | M | 7 | 0 | 1 | 1 | Yugoslavia | |
| San Diego Sockers Indoor | NASL | 80-81 | 25 | M | 10 | 1 | 1 | 3 | Yugoslavia | |
| Rochester Lancers 1980 Home |
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I'm not sure about the name on the
back. I would expect an 80 Lancers jersey to have a
name plate. Also the font on the name would be
different. The Lancers referred to "Jaha" as "Yaha." See the team photo below. The Sockers referred to him as Jaha. Dragoslav is Yugoslavian. I'm guessing he is Serbian. The Ja sound in Serbian sounds like Ya. The alphabet is Cyrillic so, either the Ja or Ya transcription to English would be logical. |
 Thanks Jan Reinertsen |
| Rochester Lancers 1980 Road |
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 I'm not sure about the name on the back. I would expect an 80 Lancers jersey to have a name plate. Also the font on the name would be different. The Lancers referred to "Jaha" as "Yaha." See the team photo above. The Sockers referred to him as Jaha. Dragoslav is Yugoslavian. I'm guessing he is Serbian. The Ja sound in Serbian sounds like Ya. The alphabet is Cyrillic so, either the Ja or Ya transcription to English would be logical. |
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| San Diego Sockers 1980-81 Indoor Home |
 Chris Dangerfield (7), Dragan Simic (10), Dan Jaha (25) San Diego Sockers at Los Angeles Aztecs |
| San Diego Sockers 1980-81 Indoor Road |