Russia Morozov, Y

Yury Andreyevich Morozov

Born:13-May-34
Region/City:Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg)

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Yury Andreyevich Morozov (Russian: Ю́рий Андре́евич Моро́зов; 13 May 1934 – 15 February 2005) was one of the best football coaches from the Soviet Union. He made his name as a midfielder in the 1950s and 1960s with his hometown clubs FC Zenit, Admiralteyets and FC Dinamo Leningrad, earning himself a call-up to the USSR 'B' team. He retired from playing at the age of 31 and worked at FC Zenit's youth academy and became a dean of football science at the Lesgaft Academy of Physical Education. He then joined Valery Lobanovsky's USSR coaching staff, assisting the famous coach at the 1976 Olympics, where they won bronze, and in their run to the 1988 UEFA European Championship final. He also worked with Lobanovsky at clubs in the Middle East at the helm of the Kuwaiti national side. In 1977, having previously been part of the coachings staff at Spartak Moscow, he took on his first head coach's job with former club Zenit leading them to third place in the Soviet Supreme League in 1980, their highest-ever finish at the time. He had three spells as head coach at FC Zenit over a 15-year period and in 1984 the team he built became Soviet champions for the only time. He left the club for the final time in 2002 due to ill health but returned to coaching at FC Petrotrest St. Peterburg. Wikipedia text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License - Full article




RU Zenit Saint Petersburg78/82
UA Dynamo Kyiv83
RU CSKA Moscow84/87
RU Zenit Saint Petersburg91
RU Zenit Saint Petersburg00/02
RUS Top League 0130
RFPL 0212

Zenit Saint Petersburg RU Russian Premier League 2002




12 lineups analysed - Number represent player in starting lineup. Click to show
Lineups not confirmed are not included.

Goalkeepers
RU Malafeyev (12)

Right backs
AM Hovsepyan (5)
YU Vjestica (3)
RU Tsvetkov (1)
Centre backs
RU Lepekhin (12)
RU Igonin (6)
RU Tsvetkov (5)
AM Hovsepyan (3)
YU Vjestica (1)
Left backs
RU Tsvetkov (5)
RU Filatov (3)
RU Davydov (1)
Right midfielders
RU Katulski (7)
RU Arshavin (2)
AM Hovsepyan (2)
RU Ugarov (1)
Centre midfielders
BY Haravoy (7)
RU Igonin (5)
RU Konoplev (5)
YU Mudrinić (3)
RU Katulski (2)
YU Vjestica (1)
AM Hovsepyan (1)
RU Ugarov (1)
RU Arshavin (1)
Left midfielders
RU Arshavin (5)
RU Ugarov (3)
YU Rand', (1)
RU Astafyev (1)
UA Spivak (1)
RU Filatov (1)
Fowards
RU Kerzhakov (12)
RU Astafyev (6)
YU Rand', (2)
RU Arshavin (2)
KZ Tarasov (2)
YU Mudrinić (1)
See also Team Substitutions
Lineups found             Starting lineup changes since last game
March 2002
M109Mar Anzhi2-03-4-1-2Initial team: Malafeyev, Hovsepyan, Lepekhin, Tsvetkov, Katulski, Igonin, Vjestica, Ugarov, Mudrinić, Rand', , Kerzhakov,
M213MarH Rotor1-03-4-1-2In:Arshavin,
Out:Vjestica,
            17-Mar to 17-Jun Mudrinić Injured
M317Mar CSKA1-04-2-3-1In:Vjestica,
Out:Ugarov,
            23-Mar to 03-Apr Astafyev Concussion
M423MarH Torpedo M2-24-2-3-1In:Ugarov, Haravoy, Astafyev,
Out:Katulski, Mudrinić, Rand', ,
M530Mar Rostov1-23-4-3In:Katulski, Tarasov,
Out:Vjestica, Astafyev,
April 2002
M607AprH Shinnik1-14-4-2In:Konoplev, Astafyev,
Out:Haravoy, Tarasov,
M713Apr KS Samara1-04-4-2In:Vjestica, Haravoy, Spivak,
Out:Ugarov, Katulski, Arshavin,
M820AprH Lokomotiv1-14-4-2In:Arshavin, Filatov,
Out:Haravoy, Spivak,
            27-Apr to 29-Apr Igonin Yellow cards ban
M928Apr Dynamo M0-24-4-2In:Katulski, Haravoy,
Out:Vjestica, Igonin,
May 2002
M1004MayH Sokol2-04-4-2In:Igonin,
Out:Konoplev,
M1108May Moskva1-24-4-2In:Davydov, Konoplev,
Out:Hovsepyan, Filatov,
            13-May to 13-Jun Bazaev Foot injury
July 2002
M1302JulH Alania2-14-4-2In:Hovsepyan, Filatov, Mudrinić, Tarasov,
Out:Tsvetkov, Davydov, Konoplev, Astafyev,
    Color References:     GK, DF, DM, MF, FW , Unknown Pos
games black=tourn incomplete