Ángel Marcos

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Ángel Alberto Marcos
Personal information
Date of birth April 7, 1943 (1943-04-07) (age 65)
Place of birth    Buenos Aires, Argentina
Height 174cm
Playing position Striker
Senior clubs1
Years Club App (Gls)*
1963-1966
1966
1967-1971
1971-1975
1975-1978		 Ferro Carril Oeste
Nueva Chicago
Chacarita Juniors
Nantes
Toulouse		 -
-
-
82 (34)
86 (38)   
National team
Argentina
Teams managed
1977-1978

1990-1993



1999-2001
2001
2001-2003
2008-		 Toulouse
Port-Gentil
La Rochelle
Ismaily
Al Ain FC
Ismaily
Niort
Lorient
Nantes
Niort (Technical advisor)

1 Senior club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only.
* Appearances (Goals)

Ángel Marcos (born April 7, 1943) is an Argentine former football striker currently working in the staff of Niort.

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[edit] Playing career

Marcos started his professional playing career in 1963 with Ferro Carril Oeste. He was part of the squad that won promotion to the Argentine Primera by winning the Primera B championship in 1963.

After a short spell with Nueva Chicago in 1966 Marcos joined Chacarita Juniors in 1967.

In the 1969 Metropolitano he was the captain and top scorer helping the team to win their only Argentine championship.

In 1971 Marcos joined Nantes and was part of the team that won the 1972-73 championship. He spent the last years of his playing career with Toulouse.

[edit] Managerial career

He has managed several clubs in France after his playing career, including Toulouse, Niort, Lorient and Nantes.[1]. He has also coached in U.A.E and Egypt.

[edit] Honours

Season Club Title
1963 Flag of Argentina Ferro Carril Oeste Argentine 2nd division
Metropolitano 1969 Flag of ArgentinaChacarita Juniors Primera División Argentina
1972-1973 Flag of FranceFC Nantes Atlantique Ligue 1

[edit] References

  1. ^ France - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs, RSSSF

[edit] External links

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Toulouse FC – Managers

Farías (1970–72) • Boucher (1972) • Dorsini (1972–73) • Boucher (1973–74) • Orsatti (1974) • Boucher (1974–75) • Sucré (1975) • Daniel (1975–76) • Boucher (1976–77) • Marcos (1977–78) • Fontaine (1978–79) • Cahuzac (1979–83) • Jeandupeux (1983–85) • Santini (1985–89) • Mosca (1989–91) • Zwunka (1991–92) • Delmas (1992–93) • Ruty (1993–94) • Courbis (1994–95) • Giresse (1995–98) • Lacombe (1998–99) • Giresse (1999–2000) • Nouzaret (2000–01) • Mombaerts (2001–06) • Baup (2006–08) • Casanova (2008-) •
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FC Lorient – Managers

Lokay (1929–32) • Bohm (?–?) • Snella (1946–48) • Lisiero (1948–51) • Hennequin (1951–52) • Girot (1952–59) • Cuissard (1959) • Philipot (1960–61) • Carpentier (1961–67) • Cuissard (1967–69) • Boutet (1969) • Rummelhardt (1969–71) • Mori (1971–72) • Vincent (1972–76) • Hon (1976–78) • Le Bellec (1978–79) • Goueffic (1979–81) • Lagadec (1981–82) • Gourcuff (1982–86) • Le Calloch (1986–88) • Thiboult (1988–90) • Le Polotec (1990–91) • Gourcuff (1991–2001) • Marcos (2001) • Pouliquen (2001–03) • Gourcuff (2003–)
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FC Nantes – Managers

Nuic (1943–46) • Raab (1946–50) • Gorius (1950–51) • Veinante (1951–55) • Raab (1955–56) • Staho (1955–56) • Dupal (1955–59) • Michlowsky (1959–60) • Arribas (1960–76) • Vincent (1976–82) • Suaudeau (1982–88) • Blažević (1988–91) Suaudeau (1991–97) • Denoueix (1997–01) • Marcos (2001–03) Amisse (2003–04) • Le Dizet (2005–06) • Eo (2006–07) Der Zakarian and N'Doram (2007) • Der Zakarian (2007-) •
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