Ion Marin

Ion Marin
Marin Ion
Personal information
Full name Marin Ion
Date of birth 25 March 1955 (1955-03-25) (age 56)
Place of birth Ciorogârla, Romania
Playing position Manager (former Defender)
Youth career
1971-1972 Electromagnetica Bucureşti
1972-1975 Dinamo Bucureşti
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
1975-1985 Dinamo Bucureşti 279 (4)
1985-1986 Bihor Oradea 28 (1)
1986 Victoria Bucureşti 13 (0)
1986-1987 Rapid Bucureşti 26 (1)
Teams managed
1992-1996 Petrolul Ploieşti
1996-1997 Farul Constanţa
1998-1999 Petrolul Ploieşti
2000-2001 Astra Ploieşti
2001-2002 Dinamo Bucureşti
2003-2004 Farul Constanţa
2006 Dinamo Bucureşti
2007-2009 Farul Constanţa
2009 Dinamo Bucureşti
2009-2011 Al-Ettifaq
2011- Dubai Club
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).

Marin Ion (born 25 March 1955) is a retired Romanian football defender and current manager of Dubai Club.[1]

Career

FOOTBALL PLAYER

1986-1987 FC Rapid Bucharest, Romanian Premier League

1985-1986 FC Bihor Oradea, Romanian Premier League, senior team, player and assistant coach

1974-1985 FC Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Premier League, senior team

Winner of five national championships: 1975, 1977, 1981, 1983, 1984
Winner of two Romanian Football Cups: 1982, 1983
Participant in European Champions Football Cup (named Champions League in the present)
European Cup of Winners Cup and UEFA Cup
Semifinalist in European Championship Football Cup in 1984
Selections for Romanian national senior team
Selections for Romanian Olympic team

1971-1974 FC Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Youth Championship, youth team

Selections in Romanian national youth team

FOOTBALL COACH

27.10.2009-01.04.2011 Head coach of Al-Ettifaq, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Performance-qualification in AFC Champions League.
3rd place in the Saudi Arabia-Pro League Championship
Crown Prince Cup

2009(June–October) Head coach of Dinamo Bucharest. Romanian Premier League. Senior team.

Performance-qualification in Europa League.
Last game was played against Galatasaray, Turkey.

2006-2009 Technical manager of Farul Constanta, Romanian Premier League, senior team

2006 Head coach of Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Premier League, senior team

2005-2006 Head coach of FC Bihor Oradea, Romanian Second League, senior team

2004-2005 Head coach of FC Universitatea Cluj, Romanian Second League, senior team

2002-2004 Head coach of F C Farul Constanta, Romanian Premier League, senior team

2001-2002 Head coach of Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Premier League, senior team

Participant in UEFA Cup
Winner of Romanian National Championship
Finalist in Romanian Football Cup

2000-2001 Head coach of FC Astra Ploiesti, Romanian Premier League, senior team

1999-2000 Assistant coach of Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Premier League, senior team

Participant in UEFA Cup
Winner of Romanian National Championship
Winner of Romanian Football Cup


1998-1999 Head coach of Petrolul Ploiesti, Romanian Premier League, senior team

1996-1998 Head coach of F C Farul Constanta, Romanian Premier League, senior team

1992-1996 Head coach of FC Petrolul Ploiesti, Romanian Premier League, senior team

Winner of Romanian Football Cup
Participant in European Cup of the Winners Cup


1991-1992 Head coach of FC Flacara Moreni, Romanian Second League, senior team

1989-1991 Assistant coach of Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Premier League, senior team

1988-1989 Head coach of Pandurii Tirgu Jiu, Romanian Second League, senior team

1987-1988 Head coach of Dinamo Bucharest, Romanian Youth Championship, youth team

External links

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v · Stan (1996–1999) · Sinescu (1999c) · Simionaş (1999) · Ştefănescu (1999–2000) · Marin Ion (2000–2001) · Stan (2001) · Stancu (2001c) · Gh. Mulţescu (2001–2002) · Bondrea (2002) · Florin Marin (2002–2003) · Dună (2005) · Gigiu (2006) · Cosarek (2006) · Şerban (2007) · Răchită (2007–2008) · Şumudică (2009) · Ion Moldovan (2009) · Napoli (2009–2010) · Barbu (2010) · Stoichiţă (2010) · Selymes (2010–2011) · Şumudică (2011–) Template:Football manager list

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