List of ASC Oțelul Galați managers

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Managers

NameNationalityFromToPWDLGFGAWin% [1] HonoursNotes
Costică Rădulescu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania August 1986July 1988723114279285043.06 [2] [3]
Cornel Dinu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania August 1988September 198810217625020.00
Ioan Sdrobiş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania October 1988November 19886321106050.00
Nicolae Burcea Flag of Romania.svg  Romania December 1988December 1988311168033.33
Mircea Dridea Flag of Romania.svg  Romania January 1989June 19891862101526033.33
Oţelul spent two seasons in Divizia B. No information is available regarding the coaches.
Ion Moldovan Flag of Romania.svg  Romania July 1991June 199236166144147044.44 [3] [4]
Aurel Ţicleanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania July 1992June 19947025113479100035.71
Ioan Sdrobiş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania July 1994October 1994102351421020.00
Vasile Simionaş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania November 19942 June 1999178872665264196048.88 [3]
Constantin Ploieşteanu +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2 June 1999June 1999100112000.00
Dumitru Dumitriu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 21 June 199915 May 200039184176663046.15
Aurel Ţicleanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 1 June 200012 November 2000156362119040.00
Ioan Gigi +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 13 November 20005 December 2000303011000.00 [3]
Ilie Dumitrescu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 6 December 200013 June 2001156361520040.00
Victor Roşca Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 3 July 20016 February 2002165561513031.25
Marius Lăcătuş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 9 February 200211 June 2002159242013060.00
Costel Orac Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 3 July 200212 December 2003491714184555034.69
Sorin Cârţu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 29 December 200315 December 2004421612144435038.10 [5]
Mihai Stoichiţă Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 23 January 2005June 2005156272020040.00
Aurel Şunda Flag of Romania.svg  Romania July 20059 November 200514266920014.29 [5]
Ioan Gigi +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 10 November 200526 December 2005402225000.00 [3]
Petre Grigoraş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 27 December 200527 June 2009130582349198181044.62 [6] [7]
Dorinel Munteanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 1 July 200930 August 2012120532542136122044.171 Liga I
1 Supercupa României
[5] [8]
Viorel Tănase Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 30 August 201230 January 2013167542117043.75
Ioan Balaur +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 24 February 20132 March 2013210111050.00
Petre Grigoraş Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 3 March 201321 April 2013622256033.33
Marian Dinu +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 22 April 201327 June 20139414112044.44
Ionuţ Badea Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 28 June 201329 October 2013134271824030.77
Constantin Schumacher +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 30 October 20135 November 2013220042100.00
Ewald Lienen Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 6 November 20131 June 20142283112828036.36
Michael Weiß Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 27 June 201417 September 2014813449012.50
Daniel Florea +Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 18 September 201421 September 2014100101000.00
Tibor Selymes Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 22 September 20141 March 201514248623014.29
Florin Marin Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2 March 201530 June 2015155551717033.33
Daniel Florea Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 27 July 20155 February 20161833121125016.67
Sorin Haraga Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 26 February 20161 April 20167007221000.00
Stelian Bordeianu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 22 July 201630 June 201732300220220093.75
Damian Băncilă Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 25 July 201721 October 2017 [9] 9531247055.56
Alexandru Ciobanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 24 October 2017 [10] 15 July 2018191261318063.16
Stelian Bordeianu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 16 July 2018 [11] 17 September 20186420150066.67 [3]
Alin Pânzaru Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 20 September 2018 [12] 25 March 2019 [13] 1410222312071.43
Tudorel Pelin Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 27 March 2019 [14] 31 May 2019104241617040.00
Alexandru Ciobanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 26 June 2019 [15] 27 August 2020179352623052.94
Petre Grigoraș Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 29 August 20203 June 2021 [16] 2314455816060.87
Dorinel Munteanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 6 July 2021 [17] present7643181512959056.58 [5]

Information correct as of match played 1 September 2023. Only competitive matches are counted.

Notes and references

  1. Win% is rounded to two decimal places
  2. Matches since August 1986. It is possible that Radulescu was also Otelul's coach before this date, but no info was found, as Otelul was a lower-level team until August 1986.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 One match lost on penalties.
  4. Matches since July 1991. It is possible that Moldovan was also Otelul's coach before this date, but no info was found, as Otelul played for two years in Divizia B.
  5. 1 2 3 4 One match won on penalties.
  6. Two matches lost on penalties.
  7. One match ended 11 on field, but was awarded 03 after a disciplinary decision. Here was listed as 03 and lost.
  8. Does not include a match awarded 30 after the opponents have failed to pay some debts
  9. "Bun venit la Oțelul, Alexandru Pop!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 21 October 2017. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  10. "Mult succes, Alexandru Ciobanu!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 24 October 2017. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  11. "Legendele Valentin Ștefan și Stelian Bordieanu revin la Oțelul". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 16 July 2018. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  12. "Bun venit, Alin Pînzaru!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 20 September 2018. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  13. "Mulțumim și mult succes, Alin Pînzaru!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 25 March 2018. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  14. "Oficial: Tudorel Pelin, antrenor principal al echipei". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 27 March 2019. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  15. "Formarea unei echipe competitive de gălățeni, obiectivul strategic al noului sezon". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 26 June 2019. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  16. "Mulțumim și mult succes, Petre Grigoraș!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 3 June 2021. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
  17. "Bine ai revenit la Oțelul, Dorinel Munteanu!". ascotelul.ro (in Romanian). 6 July 2021. Retrieved 1 September 2023.

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