- Đorđe Gerum
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Đorđe Gerum Personal information Full name Đorđe Gerum Place of birth SFR Yugoslavia Playing position Midfielder Senior career* Years Team Apps† (Gls)† – Partizan 16 (7) – Zrenjanin 1965–1972 Sloboda Tuzla Teams managed 1976–1977 Sloboda Tuzla 1986–1987 Eskişehirspor – Loznica * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).Đorđe Gerum is a football manager and former player who played for FK Partizan and has managed FK Sloboda Tuzla and Eskişehirspor.
Career
Born in SFR Yugoslavia, Gerum began playing football for local side FK Partizan. He made 16 Yugoslav First League appearances for the club.[1] He also played for FK Sloboda Tuzla and was part of the side that reached the final of the 1970-71 Yugoslav Cup.[2]
After his playing career ended, Gerum became a football manager. He was appointed manager of Sloboda Tuzla beginning in 1976, leading the club to a best-ever third place finish in the Yugoslav First League.[3] He became manager of Süper Lig side Eskişehirspor during 1986.[4]
References
- ^ "Igrači Partizana 1945. – 2011." (in Serbian). Partizan.rs. http://www.partizan.rs/istorija-kluba/igraci-od-1945-do-danas/. Retrieved 5 November 2011.
- ^ Miladinovich, Misha and Kramarsic, Igor (9 May 2002). "Yugoslavia - Cup Final Details 1947-2001". RSSSF. http://www.rsssf.com/tablesj/joegcuphistfull.html.
- ^ "FK Sloboda Tuzla- Las Palmas, Kup UEFA 1977.god" (in Bosnian). Fukare.ba. http://fukare.ba/09/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=70&Itemid=91.
- ^ "Stankovic'e sert tepki" (in Turkish). Milliyet. 8 January 1987. http://gazetearsivi.milliyet.com.tr/Ara.aspx?araKelime=gerum&isAdv=false.
External links
- Georgi Gerum manager stats in Turkey at mackolik.com
Eskişehirspor – managers Matay (1965–1966) · Arman (1966–67) · Gegić (1967–71) · Matay (1971–72) · Türkkan (1972–73) · Kaloperović (1973) · Matay (1973–74) · Tabakoğlu (1974) · Popescu (1974–75) · Tabakoğlu (1975) · Matay (1975) · Tabakoğlu (1975–76) · Güney (1976–77) · Gegić (1977–78) · Taner (1978–79) · Dumanlı (1979–80) · Atacan (1980–81) · Matay (1981) · Tabakoğlu (1981) · Mitrović (1981–83) · Gegić (1983) · Türkkan (1983) · Berk (1983–84) · Neagu (1984–85) · Mitrović (1985–86) · Demircan (1986) · Konca (1986) · Gerum (1986–87) · Matay (1987) · Frivaldsky (1987–88) · Mitrović (1988–89) · Yavuz (1989) · Vural (1989) · Girginer (1989) · Matay (1989) · Berk (1989–90) · Konca (1990) · Girginer (1990) · Atacan (1990) · Desticioğlu (1990–91) · Datcu (1991) · Arca (1991) · Berk (1991–92) · Örçüm (1992) · Girginer (1992–93) · Eroy (1993) · Argon (1993–94) · Dumanlı (1994–95) · Vural (1995) · Mayakan (1995–96) · Kurtar (1996) · Yavuz (1996) · Mayakan (1996) · Dumanlı (1996) · Mayakan (1996–97) · Demirbakan (1997–98) · Eroy (1998) · Yüce (1998) · Kaner (1998) · Başaran (1998–99) · Beadini (1999) · Kılıç (1999) · Beadini (1999–00) · Atacan (2000) · Tüzün (2000–01) · Beadini (2001) · Korkmaz (2001–02) · Eroy (2002) · Demirbakan (2002–03) · Eroy (2003) · Kesler (2003) · Sabaz (2003) · Ulusavaş (2003–04) · Funda (2004) · Ulusavaş (2004–05) · Yılmaz (2005) · Kılıç (2005–06) · İncedal (2006) · Akcan (2006–07) · Işık (2007) · Diyadin (2007–08) · Bijedić (2008) · Çalımbay (2008–10) · Uygun (2010–11) · Skibbe (2011–)
Categories:- Living people
- Yugoslav footballers
- FK Partizan players
- FK Sloboda Tuzla players
- Yugoslav football managers
- Turkish Super League managers
- Eskişehirspor managers
- Serbian football biography stubs
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