Jozef Jarabinský

Jozef Jarabinský
Jozef Jarabinský 2013
Personnel
birthday	March 12, 1944
place of birth	Jarabina ,  Slovakia
position	striker
Juniors
Years	station
19 ?? - 1960	1. FC Tatran Prešov
1960–1962	Slovan Bratislava
1962-1964	Bohemians Prague
Men's
Years	station	Games (goals) 1
1964-1968	Bohemians Prague
1968-1969	Dukla Prague
1969-1971	Sparta Prague
1971-1973	SONP Kladno
1973-1974	Meteor Prague
National team
Years	selection	Games (goals)
	Czechoslovakia B	2 (0)
1968	Czechoslovakia Olympic selection	2 (1)
Stations as a trainer
Years	station
1974-1983	Sparta Prague (Juniors)
1983-1984	Vagónka Poprad
1984-1985	1. FC Tatran Prešov
1985-1986	Plastika Nitra
1986-1988	Sparta Prague (Assistant)
1988-1990	Sparta Prague
1990-1991	Gençlerbirliği Ankara
1991-1992	Betis Seville
1992-1993	Slavia Prague
1994	Union Cheb
1995	Sparta Prague
1996	Aris Saloniki
1996-1997	MKE Ankaragücü
1997-1998	Samsunspor
1998-1999	Antalyaspor
1999-2000	Goztepe Izmir
2001-2002	Baník Ostrava
2002	Sparta Prague
2004-2005	Baník Ostrava
2007-2008	Tianjin Teda
2008	Antalyaspor
1 Only league games are given.

Jozef Jarabinský (born March 12, 1944 in Jarabina ) is a former Slovak football player and current football coach .

In his coaching career he usually preferred one-year engagements and worked in the Czech Republic , in Greece , Spain and, above all, in the Turkish Süper Lig .

Player career

Jozef Jarabinský began playing football at 1. FC Tatran Prešov , 1960, he moved to Slovan Bratislava , where he stayed for two years before moving to Prague , walked around at Bohemians Prague to play. In 1964, the striker made the leap into the first team of the Green-Whites, where he played until 1968. Jarabinský then moved to Dukla Prague . In the army team, the Slovak only stayed one season in which he won his only title as a player with the Czechoslovak Cup . From 1969 to 1971 Jarabinský played for Sparta Prague , from 1971 to 1973 for the then second division club SONP Kladno . His playing career ended Jozef Jarabinský after the 1973/74 season, in which he played for the then fourth division Meteor Prague , which he helped to rise to the 3rd division.

Successes:

• Czechoslovak cup winner 1969

Coaching career

Jarabinský's first coaching station was the junior department of Sparta Prague, in which he worked for a total of nine years from 1974 to 1983. His first team in the senior division was 1983/84 Vagónka Poprad in the Slovak group of the two-part 2nd division. With 28 points from 30 games, Vagónka finished eighth. The following season Jarabinský coached Tatran Prešov, with whom he reached twelfth place in the first division. Jarabinský changed clubs again after just one year. In the 1985/86 season he was promoted to the 1st Czechoslovak League with Plastika Nitra .

Subsequently, Jozef Jarabinský left Nitra and returned to Sparta Prague as an assistant coach. For the 1988/89 season he was head coach and was able to defend the Czechoslovak championship with the team. Sparta also won the Czechoslovak Cup. In the game year 1989/90 Sparta was again champions under Jarabinský. Jarabinský's next stop was the Turkish first division team Gençlerbirliği Ankara , whom he led to tenth place. In the 1991/92 season, the Slovak coached the Spanish second division Betis Sevilla . A few months without a job, he replaced Vlastimil Petržela as a coach at Slavia Prague in early October 1992 and became runner-up. After the first half of the 1993/94 season, however, he was replaced himself.

In the following season 1994/95 Jarabinský was coach at Union Cheb , but after the ninth game day, the club separated from him. In the same season, at the end of March 1995, he replaced Jürgen Sundermann as coach at Sparta Prague and led the team to the Czech championship title despite being five points behind Slavia. In December 1995 Jarabinský was dismissed, the team was only fourth after 15 rounds. In 1996 Jarabinský briefly trained Aris Saloniki .

For the next four years Jozef Jarabinský worked in Turkey and coached the teams of MKE Ankaragücü (1996/97), Samsunspor (1997/98), Antalyaspor (1998/99) and Göztepe Izmir (1999/00) for one season each . He returned to the Czech Republic in 2001 and reached sixth place in the Gambrinus League with Baník Ostrava . For the 2002/03 season he was again head coach at Sparta Prague, but had to leave the club during the winter break, although the team was leaders. At the end of October 2004 he returned to the reigning Czech champions in Ostrava , but could not give the team any new impulses. After a year and a half break, he found a new challenge in early 2007 with the Chinese first division club Tianjin Teda . In May 2008, he resigned from his post.

In the summer of 2008 Jarabinský took over in the Turkish Süper Lig Antalyaspor, but was dismissed at the end of October 2008 for lack of success.

Successes:

• Czechoslovak champion in 1989 and 1990
• Czechoslovak cup winner 1989
• Czech champion 1995

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Jarabinský skončil s trénováním v Číně sport.cz of May 18, 2008, last accessed on May 21, 2008, in Czech