Aleksei Shaposhnikov

Aleksei Shaposhnikov
Personal information
Full name	Aleksei Nikolayevich Shaposhnikov
Date of birth	(1899-03-16)March 16, 1899
Place of birth	Nikolskoye, Vladimir Oblast, Russia
Date of death	July 4, 1962(1962-07-04) (aged 63)
Place of death	Moscow, USSR
Playing position	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1917-1918	Krasnoye Orekhovo Orekhovo-Zuyevo
1919-1921	ZKS Moscow
1924-1926	Krasnoye Orekhovo Orekhovo-Zuyevo
1927	Tryokhgorka Moscow
1928	Pischeviki Moscow
1929-1930	RDPK Moscow
1931-1933	AMO Moscow
National team
1924-1925	USSR	2	(0)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Aleksei Nikolayevich Shaposhnikov (Russian: Алексей Николаевич Шапошников) (born March 16, 1899 in Nikolskoye, Vladimir Oblast; died July 4, 1962 in Moscow) was a Soviet football player.

Honours

RSFSR Champion: 1920, 1927
USSR Champion: 1920, 1923

International career

Shaposhnikov made his debut for USSR on November 16, 1924 in a friendly against Turkey.

External links

(Russian) Profile

FC Rotor Volgograd – managers

Sitnikov (1936–37)
Khodotov (1938–40)
Kirillov (1940)
Keller (1941)
Shaposhnikov (1945)
Kolesnikov (1946)
Khodotov (1947–48)
Kireyev (1948)
Kostylev (1949–50)
Plonski (1951–54)
Yermasov (1955–56)
Glebov (1957)
Plonski (1957–59)
Bursenski (1959)
Abramov (1961–62)
Novikov (1963)
Mazanov (1964)
Konov (1965–66)
Plonski (1967–69)
Ryazantsev (1970)
Butski (1971)
Abramov (1972–73)
Dergach (1974)
Belousov (1975–78)
Odintsov (1979)
Shershnev (1980–82)
Korolkov (1982–83)
Grokhovski (1984)
Belousov (1984)
Isaev (1985–87)
Bubnov^c (1987)
Prokopenko (1987–88)
Shubin (1989)
Sevidov (1989–90)
Faizulin^c (1990)
Koltun (1991)
Papayev (1992)
Faizulin^c (1992)
Salkov (1993–94)
Prokopenko (1994–99)
Yartsev (2000)
Kucherevsky (2000)
Gusev (2001)
Salkov (2002)
Faizulin (2003–04)
Marushkin^c (2004)
Yaremchenko (2004)
Marushkin^c (2004)
Faizulin (2004)
Nikitin (2005)
Nenenko (2005)
Burlachenko (2006)
Koltun / Koreshkov (2007)
Popkov (2007)
Stogov (2007–08)
Menshchikov (2008–09)
Nikitin / Menshchikov^c (2009)
Faizulin (2010)
Shevchenko (2010)
Burlachenko (2011–13)
Ledyakhov (2013)
Shcherbachenko (2013–14)
Veretennikov (2014–15)
Frolov (2015)
Ivanov (2016–)

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