Charnwit Polcheewin

Charnwit Polcheewin
Personal information

Date of birth	(1956-04-23) April 23, 1956
Place of birth	Chonburi, Thailand
Playing position	AFC Pro Licence
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1978–1981	Raj Pracha F.C.	?	(?)
National team
1976	Thailand (B)	?	(?)
Teams managed
1991–2000	Thai Farmers Bank
1996–1997	Thailand U-16
1998	Thailand U-19
2000–2002	Thailand U-20
2001	Thailand Women's
2004	Thailand Women's
2004	Thailan U-20
2005–2006	Thailand U-23
2005–2008	Thailand
2014	Thailand Women's (Adviser Chairman)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Charnwit Polcheewin (Thai: ชาญวิทย์ ผลชีวิน) He is a master of the football coach of Thailand. He got doctorate of Social Science from Sri Patum Previously, he was head coach of the Thailand national football team.Thailand football club head coach of two-time AFC Champions League Winners 1994-1995 Thai Farmers Bank F.C.. He led Thailand to victory in the SEA Games at the end of 2005. He resigned from the post on February 20, 2007 to coach Vietnamese side Đồng Tháp. However, as the transfer did not go through, he re-joined as head coach of the Thai national football team. He was confirmed in this position in April 2007 after the election of a new President of the Football Association of Thailand and the appointment of a new executive committee.

Chanvit announced on June 16, 2008 that he would leave the post of Thailand National Football Team manager after the forthcoming World Cup Qualification game against Oman.^[1]

Chanvit stepped down as coach of Thailand on June 22, 2008 after their 2010 World Cup campaign ended in the Third Stage of AFC qualification. In his final game, Thailand lost 0-1 to Oman.

Chanvit was in charge for 3 seasons, and saw success in the King's Cup as well as finishing as runners up in the 2007 ASEAN Championship.

Chanvit was again linked with the Vietnamese side Đồng Tháp on 20 November 2008, according to the Vietnam Bridge website.^[2]

Notes

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↑ "Chanvit confirms his farewell". Bangkok Post. 2008-06-16. Retrieved 2008-06-16.
↑ "Chanvit linked with Dong Thap". Vietnam Brisge. 2008-11-20. Retrieved 2008-11-20.

Preceded by Sigfried Held	Thailand national team head coach 2005-2008	Succeeded by Peter Reid

Thailand Squad – 2007 AFC Asian Cup

1 Weera 2 Suree 3 Patiparn 4 Jetsada 5 Niweat 6 Nattaporn 7 Datsakorn 8 Suchao 9 Therdsak 10 Tawan 12 Nirut 13 Kiatisuk 14 Teeratep 16 Kiatprawut 17 Sutee 18 Kosin 19 Pichitphong 20 Hatthaporn 21 Teerasil 22 Narit 23 Pipat 24 Apichet 28 Natthaphong Coach: Charnwit

Thailand national football team – managers

Samutkojon (1956–64)
Pratiab (1965–68)
Glomb (1968–75)
Saner (1975)
Schnittger (1976–78)
Bickelhaupt (1979)
Prawit (1981–83)
Yanyong (1983–85)
Ziese (1985–86)
Chirtsak (1986–89)
Carvalho (1989–91)
Stubbe (1992–93)
Worawit (1994)
Chatchai (1995)
Thawatchai (1996)
Arjhan (1996)
Cramer (1997)
Witthaya (1997–98)
Withe (1998–2002)
Carvalho (2003–04)
Chatchai (2004)
Held (2004)
Charnwit (2005–08)
Reid (2008–09)
Darby^c (2009)
Robson (2009–11)
Schäfer (2011–13)
Kiatisuk^c (2013)
Surachai^c (2013)
Kiatisuk (2014–)

AFC Coach of the Year

1994: Polcheewin 1995: Park Jong-hwan 1996: Ma Yuanan 1997: Cha Bum-kun 1998: Kuwahara 1999: Rakhimov 2000: Troussier 2001: Al-Johar 2002: Hiddink 2003: Cha Kyung-bok 2004: Hamad 2006: Choe Kwang-sok 2007: Inileev 2008: Nishino 2009: Huh Jung-moo 2010: Okada 2011: Sasaki 2012: Kim Ho-kon 2013: Choi Yong-soo 2014: Popovic 2015: Postecoglou 2016: Choi Kang-hee

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