Northern Ireland Connor

Sean Connor

Born:12-Jul-67
Region/City:Belfast

Former Player:yes



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Sean Connor (born 12 July 1967) is a Northern Irish football manager and former player who is the head coach at Botswana Premier League club Matebele. He had a brief playing career which included spells at Distillery, Port Vale, Macclesfield Town, Ards, and Cliftonville. He spent some years as a coach in the United States and England before he was appointed as manager of Sligo Rovers in September 2004. He led the club to the League of Ireland First Division title in 2005. He took charge at Bohemians in November 2006 where he became the first manager to achieve UEFA pro-license in the League of Ireland before leaving in December 2007. He was appointed Dundalk manager in December 2008 and then joined Galway United as manager in December 2010. He then had spells coaching in Africa with the Zimbabwean side CAPS United in 2012 and the South African club Black Leopards, who he prepared pre-season for in 2014. He returned to management in Northern Ireland with Institute in September 2019, where he would remain for two years. He returned to South Africa as technical director at Cape Town Spurs in October 2023. He then joined Botswana Premier League side Matebele as head coach in August 2024. Wikipedia text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License - Full article




Scotland St Johnstone FC04/06
IE Bohemian FC06/07
IE Dundalk FC08/09
Premier Division 0918
IE Galway United10/11
Premier Division 1036
    FAI Cup 104
    Prem. Playoffs 101
Airtricity Lge 1129
IE Galway United FC10/11
ZW Zimbabwe12
    Qualif WC 142
    Friendlies 121

Connor last games

Zimbabwe

08-Aug-12 away Zambia 2-1 in Friendlies



10-Jun-12 away Mozambique 0-0 in Qualif WC



03-Jun-12 home Guinea 0-1 in Qualif WC



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