Hans-Jürgen Gede

Hans-Jürgen Gede
Personal information
Full name	Hans-Jürgen Gede
Date of birth	(1956-11-14) 14 November 1956
Place of birth	Gelsenkirchen, West Germany
Height	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1975–1977	FC Schalke 04	33	(2)
1977–1979	SC Preußen Münster	71	(10)
1979–1991	SC Fortuna Köln	343	(48)
Teams managed
1991–1992	Fortuna Düsseldorf
1993–1994	Persepolis (Assistant)
1994	Persepolis
1994–1995	Iran U23
1996–1997	KSV Hessen Kassel
1998	Iran (Technical Director)
1999–2001	SV Lippstadt 08
2001–2003	Rot-Weiß Oberhausen (Assistant)
2003–2004	Uzbekistan (Assistant)
2004	Uzbekistan
2005–2006	Shahid Ghandi
2006	Al-Ahli
2007–2008	Kuala Lumpur FA
2008–2009	Neftchi Baku
2009	Okktha United FC
2009-2010	Tahaddy
2011	Esteghlal (Assistant)
2011–2012	Zob Ahan (Assistant)
2013	Aluminium (Assistant)
2013–2014	Aluminium
2016–	Vietnam (Technical Director)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Hans-Jürgen Gede (born 14 November 1956) is a German football coach and former player.^[1]^[2]

Playing career

He was born in Gelsenkirchen, West Germany. He began playing football in FC Schalke 04 in 1975. In 1977, he joined to SC Preußen Münster and after playing 71 times for club, he left Preußen and joined SC Fortuna Köln. He was capped 343 times for Fortuna Köln and scored 48 goals. He retired in 1991.

Coaching career

He was appointed as head coach of Fortuna Düsseldorf in 1991, just months after his retirement from playing. He signed a contract with the Iranian side Persepolis in 1994 and had good results with Persepolis. After about three months in Persepolis, he was appointed as head coach of the Iran national under-23 football team in June 1994 to lead the team to qualification for the 1996 Summer Olympics, but he was unsuccessful and sacked later. After that, he coached in teams like KSV Hessen Kassel and SV Lippstadt 08. He later became assistant coach of Rot-Weiß Oberhausen. In 2004, he was appointed as assistant coach of the Uzbekistan national football team and became head coach in 2005, coachin the team in two matches. From 2005 to 2006, he was head coach of Shahid Ghandi in the Azadegan League. Al-Ahli Manama, Kuala Lumpur FA, Neftchi Baku, Okktha United FC and Tahaddy were his next teams. During the 2010–11 Persian Gulf Cup, he was assistant coach to Parviz Mazloomi in Esteghlal. On 1 June 2011, he was appointed as assistant coach of Zob Ahan. On 20 June 2016, he was appointed as a technical director of Vietnam.

References

↑ "Hans-Jürgen Gede" (in German). fussballdaten.de. Retrieved 7 February 2010.
↑ "Hans-Jürgen Gede" (in German). weltfussball.de. Retrieved 7 February 2010.

Iran national under-23 football team – managers

Soleimani (1980–82)
Yavari (1982–84)
Soleimani (1984–92)
Habibi (1992–94)
Hadžiabdić (1994)
Jürgen Gede (1994–95)
Habibi (1995)
Ghasempour (1997–99)
Coordes (1999)
Monajati (1999–02)
Ivanković (2002–03)
Mayeli Kohan (2003–04)
Faraki (2004)
Simões (2005–06)
Begović (2006–07)
Nikolić (2007–08)
Peyrovani (2009–10)
Afazeli (2010–11)
Mansourian (2011–14)
Vingada (2014)
Khakpour (2014–)

Fortuna Düsseldorf – managers

Körner (1924–27)
Körner (1931–34)
Flink (1934–35)
Höger (1935–37)
Flink (1937–38)
Körner (1939–41)
Hochgesang (1946–48)
Flink (1948)
Breuer (1949)
Janes (1949–51)
Körner (1951–53)
Klötzer (1953–57)
Lindemann (1957–60)
Breuer (1960)
Pliska (1960–62)
Derwall (1962–63)
Klötzer (1963–67)
Melchior (1967)
Oles (1967–68)
Knefler (1968–70)
Lucas (1970–75)
Krafft (1975)
Piontek (1975–76)
Krafft (1976)
Weise (1976–78)
Tippenhauer (1978–79)
Rehhagel (1979–80)
Höher (1980–81)
Berger (1981–82)
Kremer (1982–85)
Brei (1985–87)
Meyer (1987)
Ristić (1987–90)
Hickersberger (1990–91)
Schafstall (1991–92)
Gede (1992)
Köppel (1992)
Ristić (1992–96)
Wojtowicz (1996–97)
Maslo (1997–98)
Marić (1998)
Allofs (1998–99)
Neururer (1999)
Gelsdorf (1999–2000)
Kamp (2000)
Ristić (2000–01)
Fuchs (2001)
Kamp (2001–02)
Emmerling (2002)
Petrović (2002–03)
Weidemann (2003)
Morales (2003–04)
Weidemann (2004–07)
Werner (2007)
Meier (2008–13)
Büskens (2013)
Reck (2013)
Köstner (2014)
Reck (2014–15)
Aksoy (2015)
Kramer (2015)
Hermann (2015)
Kurz (2015–16)
Funkel (2016–)

Persepolis F.C. – managers

Faramarzi (1964–67)
Dehdari (1968–69)
Faramarzi (1969–70)
Fekri (1970–71)
Rogers (1971–74)
Behzadi (1975)
Vatankhah (1975–76)
Kuonoev (1976–77)
Amirasefi (1977)
Ghelichkhani^c (1977)
Shahrokhi (1977–82)
Parvin (1982–88)
Moeini^c (1988)
Parvin (1988–1993)
Khordbin^c (1993)
Panjali (1993–94)
Brajevic (1994)
Derakhshan (1994–95)
Gede (1995)
Poklepović (1995–97)
Ashouri^c (1997)
Derakhshan (1997)
Ivić (1997–1998)
Matković (1998)
Parvin (1998–2003)
Begović (2003–04)
Zobel (2004–05)
Parvin (2005–06)
Haan (2006)
Denizli (2006–07)
Ghotbi (2007–08)
Peyrovani (2008–09)
Vingada (2009)
Kranjčar (2009)
Daei (2009–11)
Estili (2011)
Denizli (2011–12)
Manuel José (2012)
Golmohammadi (2012–13)
Daei (2013–14)
Derakhshan (2014–15)
Ivanković (2015–)

KSV Hessen Kassel – managers

Kleim (1946–47)
Paulus (1947–49)
Höger (1949–50)
Schröder (1950–52)
Gellesch (1952–55)
Koch (1955–56)
Carl (1956–58)
Kratz (1958–60)
Hahn (1960–62)
W. Müller (1962–64)
Widmayer (1964–66)
Hellwig (1966–68)
Kurrat (1968–69)
Baas (1969–71)
Hellwig (1971)
Loßmann (1971–72)
Hellwig (1972–73)
Baas (1973–74)
Kuhnert (1974)
Gebhardt (1974–76)
W. Müller (1976)
Toth (1976–79)
Kröner (1979–82)
Konietzka (1982–83)
Berger (1983–86)
Kröner (1986)
Nehme (1986)
E. Müller (1986–87)
Biskup (1987)
Brück (1987)
Brungs (1987–89)
Köstner (1989–90)
Thomale (1990–92)
K.-H. Wolf (1992–93)
Brück (1993)
Brungs (1993–95)
Brück (1995–96)
Gede (1996–97)
Moors (1997)
Schmidt (1997–98)
J. Müller (1998–2001)
Brück (2001)
Scott (2001)
Brück (2001–02)
Roggensack (2002–03)
Freudenstein (2003–04)
Thomale (2004)
Sturm (2004–05)
Hamann (2005–08)
Dickhaut (2008–11)
Hock (2011)
Brück (2011)
U. Wolf (2011–13)
Großkopf (2013–14)
Mink (2014–)

Uzbekistan national football team – managers

Akramov & Abduraimov (1994)
Ivankov (1995)
Ibragimov (1996)
Mirsodiqov (1997)
Bira Veiga (1997–98)
Rahimov (1999)
Borisov (2000)
Sadyrin (2000)
Sarkisyan (2000)
Salkov (2001)
Ostroushko^c (2001)
Khaydarov (2002–04)
Gede (2005)
Khaydarov (2005)
Houghton (2005)
Nepomniachi (2006)
Inileev (2007–08)
Qosimov (2008–10)
Abramov (2010–12)
Qosimov (2012–15)
Babayan (2015–)

Kuala Lumpur FA – Head coaches

Yunus Tasman (1979–81)
S. Subramaniam (1982–84)
Vengloš (1985–86)
Kwai Lam (1987–89)
Jankech (1990)
Kvaček (1991)
Kwai Lam (1992)
S. Subramaniam (1993)
Shellito (1994)
Kwai Lam (1995–98)
Mat Zan (1998–00)
Kin Lian (2001)
Naji & Kin Lian (2001–02)
Igor Novak (2003)
Mat Zan (2004–07)
Gede (2007–08)
Razip (2008–12)
Leiskovsky (2013)
Siew Seng (2014)
Formosinho (2015)
Siew Seng (2015)
Ismail Zakaria (2016–)

Neftchi Baku PFK – managers

Gnezdov (1937)
Kuznetsov (1938–1941)
A. Shaposhnikov (1946)
Parsadanov (1947)
Churkin (1948)
Patsevich (1948)
Putilin (1949)
Patsevich (1949)
Churkin (1950)
Shiraliyev (1951–1952)
Novikov (1953–1955)
Rasskazov (1955)
Panyukov (1956)
Akhundov (1956)
Timakov (1957)
Shiraliyev (1958)
Timakov (1958)
Kuznetsov (1959)
Krylov (1959–1960)
Arkadyev (1961–1962)
Mammadov (1963–1965)
Sokolov (1965–1966)
Alasgarov (1966–1970)
Zharkov (1970)
Mammadov (1971–1972)
Khlystov (1973–1975)
Bondarenko (1976–1978)
Netto (1979)
Alasgarov (1979–1982)
Tuaev (1983–1984)
Abdullaev (1984)
Soloviev (1985)
Abdullaev (1986)
Sevidov (1987)
Mirjavadov (1987–1988)
Kuznetsov (1988)
Mirjavadov (1989)
Abdullaev (1989–1991)
Tuaev (1991)
Alasgarov (1991–1992)
Kramarenko (1993)
Sadygov (1993–1995)
Tuaev (1996–1997)
Abdullaev (1997)
Tuaev (1998–1999)
Alasgarov (1999–2000)
Namazov (2000)
Abdullaev (2001)
Uzbekov (2001)
Tuaev (2001–2004)
Mirjavadov (2004–2006)
Gurbanov (2006–2007)
Petržela (2007)
Demyanenko (2008)
Gede (2008–2009)
Aghayev (2009)
Sadygov (2009–2010)
Asadov (2010–2011)
Hajiyev (2011–2013)
Suleymanov (2013–2014)
Hajiyev (2014)
Asadov (2014–2015)
Aliyev (2015–2016)
Gasimov (2016)
Abdullayev (2016–)

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