Dušan Uhrin

Not to be confused with his son and football manager, Dušan Uhrin, Jr..

Dušan Uhrin
Personal information
Full name	Dušan Uhrin
Date of birth	February 5, 1943 (1943-02-05) (age 68)
Place of birth	Nová Ves nad Žitavou, Slovak Republic
Height	1.83m (6ft)
Playing position	Manager
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1959–1964	Admira Prague
1964–1965	Slavia Karlovy Vary
1965–1969	Aritma Prague
Teams managed
1976	Sparta Prague
1977–1978	CR Belouizdad
1980–1981	Spartak Hradec Králové
1981–1982	Sparta Prague
1983–1987	RH Cheb
1988–1989	AEL Limassol
1989–1990	RH Cheb
1991–1993	Sparta Prague
1994–1997	Czech Republic
1997–1998	Al-Nasr
1998–1999	Maccabi Haifa
1999–2001	Kuwait
2001	FK Teplice
2002	AIK
2003	APOEL
2006–2008	Dinamo Tbilisi
2009	Slovan Bratislava
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 18 December 2006. † Appearances (Goals).

Dušan Uhrin (born February 5, 1943 in Nová Ves nad Žitavou) is a Czech and Slovak football coach and former player. He was the coach of Slovan Bratislava. Although he was born in the Nitra District in the Slovakian part of Czechoslovakia, he has been living in Prague since he was 16 years old.

He coached the Czech Republic national football team at the 1996 UEFA European Championship, where the Czech Republic were runners up.

During his coaching career Dušan Uhrin was a coach of Sparta Prague (Czech Republic), FC Hradec Králové (Czech Republic), Rudá Hvězda Brno (Czech Republic), Bohemians (Czech Republic), Teplice (Czech Republic), Al-Nasr (Saudi Arabia), AIK (Sweden), AEL Limassol and APOEL FC (Cyprus), Maccabi Haifa FC (Israel) and coached of Kuwait National Team from 1999 till 2002.^[1]

1 Honours
- 1.1 As a Manager
2 References
3 External links

Honours

As a Manager

Algerian Cup:
- Winner (1): 1978

Cypriot Cup:
- Winner (1): 1989

Czechoslovak First League:
- Winner (1): 1992-93

Czechoslovak Football Cup:
- Winner (1): 1992

UEFA European Championship:
- Runner-up (1): 1996

Saudi Federation Cup:
- Winner (1): 1998

Asian Cup Winners Cup:
- Winner (1): 1998

Georgian League:
- Winner (1): 2007-08

References

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External links

Profile at weltfussball

v · Czechoslovak Coach of the Year

1985: Brückner \| 1986: Kopecký \| 1987: Ježek \| 1988: Ježek \| 1989: Máčala \| 1990: Máčala \| 1991: Uhrin \| 1992: Uhrin

v · Czech Coach of the Year

1993: Uhrin \| 1994: Petržela \| 1995: Uhrin \| 1996: Uhrin \| 1997: Cipro \| 1998: Chovanec \| 1999: Chovanec \| 2000: Chovanec \| 2001: Brückner \| 2002: Brückner \| 2003: Brückner \| 2004: Brückner \| 2005: Brückner \| 2006: Lavička \| 2007: Brückner \| 2008: Jarolím \| 2009: Komňacký \| 2010: Vrba

v · d · eCzech Republic squad – UEFA Euro 1996 Runners-up

1 Kouba • 2 Látal • 3 Suchopárek • 4 Nedvěd • 5 Kadlec • 6 Němeček • 7 Němec • 8 Poborský • 9 Kuka • 10 Drulák • 11 Frýdek • 12 Kubík • 13 Bejbl • 14 Berger • 15 Horňák • 16 Srníček • 17 Šmicer • 18 Kotůlek • 19 Rada • 20 Novotný • 21 Kerbr • 22 Maier • Coach: Uhrin

v · Srníček • 2 Ulich • 3 Kozel • 4 Nedvěd • 5 Horňák • 6 Svoboda • 7 Němec • 8 Poborský • 9 Kuka • 10 Siegl • 11 Bejbl • 12 Rada • 13 Vlček • 14 Slončík • 15 Lasota • 16 Lokvenc • 17 Šmicer • 18 Fukal • 19 Frýdek • 20 Maier • Coach: Uhrin

v · d · eKuwait squad – 2000 AFC Asian Cup

1 Kankone • 2 O. Abdullah • 3 Mubarak • 4 Asael • 5 Al-Shemari • 6 Al-Khodari • 7 Al-Halabeej • 8 Al-Buraiki • 9 B. Abdullah • 10 Al-Sohi • 11 Wabran • 12 Farhan • 13 A. Al-Mutairi • 14 K. Al-Mutairi • 15 Hadi • 16 Al-Omran • 17 Sekin • 18 Mussa • 19 Saied • 20 Al-Huwaidi • 21 Falah Al-Majidi • 22 Jasem • Coach: Uhrin

Dušan Uhrin managerial positions

v · Maleček (1907–11) · Malý (1911–18) · Dick (1919–23) · Špindler (1924–27) · Dick (1928–33) · Sedlaczek (1933–38) · Kuchynka (1939–44) · Sedlaczek (1945–47) · Srbek (1948–53) · Srbek & Preis (1957–58) · Preis & Senecký & Šimonek (1958–59) · Kolský (1959–62) · Kolský & Štumpf (1962–63) · Ježek (1964–69) · Navara (1969–70) · Kolský (1970–71) · Kraus (1971–74) · Mráz (1974–75) · Roček (1975) · Čambal & Roček (1975–76) · Uhrin (1976) · Hložek (1976–78) · Rýgr (1978) · Rubáš (1978–81) · Uhrin (1981–82) · Ježek (1982–84) · Táborský (1984–85) · Zachar (1985–86) · Ježek (1986–88) · Jarabinský (1988–90) · Ježek (1990–91) · Uhrin (1991–93) · Dobiaš (1993–94) · Chovanec & Borovička (1994) · Sundermann (1994–95) · Jarabinský (1995) · Petržela (1996) · Chovanec (1996–97) · Ščasný (1998–99) · Hašek (1999–01) · Hřebík (2001–02) · Lavička (2002) · Jarabinský (2002) · Kotrba (2002–04) · Straka (2004) · Hřebík (2004–05) · Griga (2005–06) · Bílek (2006–08) · Chovanec (2008) · Lavička (2008) · Chovanec (2008–)

v · Šteflík (1945–46) · Krčil (1947–48) · Vytlačil (1948–50) · Kuželík (1950–51) · Krčil (1952–62) · Chobot (1962–65) · Kalous (1965–66) · Rýgr (1966–70) · Forejt (1970–73) · Rýgr (1973–77) · Bílek (1977–79) · Mirka (1979–81) · Cerman (1981–83) · Kollár (1983–84) · Zadina (1984–85) · Vytisk (1985–86) · Rubáš (1986–87) · Cerman (1987–89) · Mixa (1989–91) · Bokša (1991–93) · Cerman (1993–97) · Pešice (1997–2000) · Rada (2000–01) · Bílek (2001) · Uhrin (2001) · Cipro (2001–02) · Straka (2002–04) · Nevrlý & Poštulka* (2004) · Mareček (2004–07) · Bartl (2007) · Rada (2007–08) · Plíšek (2008–11) · Rada (2011–)

*Indicates caretaker manager

v · Tsiepis (1930–32) · Gavalas (1932–46) · Vasiliou (1946–48) · Gavalas (1948–56) · Elia () · Ceplar () · Christodoulou () · Fitz () · Eisaggeleas () · Mavrokolos () · Reindreich () · Tourbeik () · Moustakas () · Reiner () · Pantelidis () · Chachevski () · Krystallis () · Tomov () · McParland () · Havránek (1984–86) · Švec (19XX–88) · Uhrin (1988–89) · Ntounai () · Cipro (1990–92) · Byshovets (1992–93) · Sankovic () · Kaloperović () · Kissonergis () · Ferner (1995–96) · Farkaš () · Orphanides (–2000) · Kalman Missi () · Mavroudis (2000) · Michaelides (2000–02) · Matzourakis (2002–03) · Mavroudis (2003) · Houwaart (2003–04) · Protasov (2004–05) · Mavroudis (2005) · Prašnikar (2005–06) · Mavroudis (2006–07) · Guttman (2007) · Barreto (2007–08) · Michaelides (2008–09) · Stoichiţă (2009) · Klinger (2009) · Uhrin, Jr. (2009–10) · Stoichiţă (2010–11) · Atteveld (2011–)

v · d · eCzech Republic national football team – managers

Uhrin (1994–97) · Chovanec (1998–2001) · Brückner (2001–08) · Rada (2008–09) · Straka (2009) · Hašek (2009) · Bílek (2009–)

v · Schwartz (1946–47) · Taurentauer (1950–52) · Schlefenberg (1952–54) · Fuchs (1954–56) · Kisch (1956–57) · Koch (1957–59) · Farkash (1959–61) · Forbes (1961–62) · Kisch (1962) · Schlefenberg (1962–63) · Spasov (1963–65) · Halibner (1965) · Menchel (1965–69) · Smeilowicz (1969–70) · Hardy (1970–72) · Menchel (1972–74) · Weinberg (1974–75) · Shinar (1975–77) · Sasson (1977) · Fuchs (1977) · Hardy (1977–78) · Kullick (1978–79) · Spiegler (1979) · Hardy (1979–82) · Mansell (1982–83) · Scharf (1983–87) · Kashtan (1987–88) · Levkovic (1988–90) · Scharf (1990–92) · Spiegel (1993–98) · Brailovsky (1998) · Uhrin (1998–99) · Cohen (1999–2000) · R. Levy (2000) · Grant (2000–02) · Shum (2002–03) · R. Levy (2003–08) · E. Levy (2008–)

Kuwait national football team – Othman & Mohammed (1955) · Taha (1957) · Majowski (1958) · Broćić (1962) · Al-Wahsh (1964) · Tadić (1966–69) · El-Doukhi (1970) · Broćić (1971–73) · Nassir (1973) · Broćić (1973–75) · Zagallo (1976–78) · Zakaria (1978) · Parreira (1978–82) · Lopes (1983–85) · Allison (1985–86) · Zakaria (1986) · Mezey (1986–87) · Vieira (1987–88) · Armstrong (1988) · Pereira (1989) · Otacílio (1989–90) · Scolari (1990) · Karam (1990) · Louruz (1990–92) · Campos (1992–93) · Rodrigues (1993) · Maqseed (1993) · Lobanovskyi (1993–96) · Máčala (1996–99) · Uhrin (1999–01) · Vogts (2002) · Avramović (2002) · Carpegiani (2003–04) · Hajiya (2004) · Pavković (2005) · Hajiya (2005) · Stoichiţă (2005–06) · Zakaria (2006–07) · Gačanin (2007–08) · Ibrahim (2008–09) · Tufegdžić (2009–)

AIK Fotboll – managers

Spiksley (1911) · Humenberger (1930–32) · Elliott (1932–34) · Kaufeldt (1934–40) · Simon (1940–43) · Simon & Almgren (1943–44) · Wampetits (1944–48) · Raynor (1948–51) · Raynor & Kaufeldt (1951–52) · Kaufeldt (1952–56) · Carlsson (1956–58) · Soo (1958) · Persson (1959) · Szendrődi (1960–61) · Gustafsson (1962–64) · Carlsson (1965–66) · Ingevik (1967–68) · Lindberg (1969–70) · Lindblom (1971–74) · Spurgeon (1975) · Liander (1975) · Nilsson (1976) · Nordahl (1977–78) · Olsson (1978) · Lindblom (1979) · Petersson (1979–80) · Zetterlund (1981–86) · Andersson (1987) · Åberg (1987^c) · Åslund (1988–90) · Söderberg (1991–93) · Backe (1994) · Backe & Hamrén (1995) · Hamrén (1996–97) · Baxter (1998–2000) · Nordin (2001–02) · Larsson (2002^c) · Uhrin (2002) · Money (2003–04) · Englund (2004^c) · Norling (2005–08) · Stahre (2009–10) · Wesström (2010^c) · Miller (2010) · Alm (2010–)

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v · Limbeck (1936) · Pachulia (1936) · Sokolov (1937–39) · Butusov (1939–40) · Minaev (1940–41) · Alperin (194x–45) · Jordania (1945–47) · Berdzenishvili (1948–49) · Yakushin (1950–53) · Paichadze (1953–54) · Jordania (1955) · Jejelava (1956–57) · Gagua (1958) · Sokolov (1958) · Jordania (1959–61) · Gogoberidze (1961–62) · Yakushin (1962–64) · Kachalin (1964–65) · Kotrikadze (1966) · Solovyov (1967–68) · Chokheli (1969–70) · Kachalin (1971–72) · Kotrikadze (1973) · Chokheli (1974) · Yakushin (1974–75) · Akhalkatsi (1976–83) · Kipiani (1984–85) · Akhalkatsi (1985–86) · Asatiani (1987) · Zonin (1988) · Kipiani (1988–91) · Dzodzuashvili (1992) · Nodia (1992–94) · Chkhaidze (1994) · Kutivadze (1994–95) · Jvania (1995) · Kipiani (1996–97) · Akobia (1998) · Khurtsilava (1998–99) · Boskamp (1998) · Geguchadze (1999) · Korghalidze (1999–2000) · Chimakadze (2000) · Arveladze (2000–01) · Tkebuchava (2001) · Nodia (2001) · Šušak (2002–04) · Geguchadze (2004–05) · Tskhadadze (2005–06) · Chernyshov (2006) · Kacharava (2006) · Uhrin (2006–08) · Zobel (2008–09) · Kacharava (2009–2011) · Álex García (2011–)

v · Braun (1934–37) · Jakube (1937–38) · Braun (1938) · Mazal (1939) · Lanák (1939) · Muller (1939–40) · Dittrich (1941) · Daučík (1942–46) · Sneddon (1947–48) · Daučík (1948) · Šťastný (1949–51) · Bučko (1951–52) · Bulla (1953) · Šťastný (1953–57) · Baláži (1958) · Jačiansky (1958) · Ember (1959) · Jačiansky (1960) · Chodák (1960) · Greššo (1960–61) · Bulla (1961) · Borhy (1961–62) · Bulla (1962–63) · Šťastný (1963–65) · Skyva (1965) · Čurgaly (1966) · Hucko (1966–68) · Vičan (1968–71) · Hucko (1971–73) · Vengloš (1973–76) · Vičan (1976) · Vengloš (1977–78) · Hrlička (1978) · Malatinský (1978–81) · Urban (1981) · Vičan (1982–83) · Pecze (1983–84) · Hucko (1984) · Švec (1985–86) · Zachar (1986–88) · Jankech (1988–90) · Galis (1990–95) · Dragúň (1995) · Jokl (1995) · Galis (1996–97) · Švehlík (1997) · Prochotský (1997–98) · Švehlík (1998) · Griga (1998–99) · Jarábek (1999–01) · Dragúň (2001) · Vencel (2002) · Prochotský (2002) · Svoboda (2002) · Švehlík (2002) · Svoboda (2002) · Radolský (2002–03) · Valovič (2003) · Fašiang (2003) · Adamec (2003–04) · Goffa (2004) · Zaťko (2004–05) · Jankech (2005–07) · Kitka (2007) · Pecko (2008–09) · Uhrin (2009) · Hipp (2009) · Tittel (2010) · Jankech (2007) · Jarolím (2010–)

Persondata
Name	Uhrin, Dusan
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	1943-02-05
Place of birth	Nová Ves nad Žitavou, Slovak Republic
Date of death
Place of death

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