Chiang Mu-tsai

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This is a Chinese name; the family name is Chiang (強).

Chiang Mu-tsai (traditional Chinese: 強木在; simplified Chinese: 强木在) is a Taiwanese football manager and former player. When he was a player, he had played for Tatung F.C..[1] In 1988 he was appointed Tatung's head coach.[2] Since then he has played a key role in its success, leading the team to win the 2005 and 2006 seasons of Enterprise Football League (formerly named National Men's First Division Football League) and achieve semi-final in AFC President's Cup 2006. From 1994 to 2000, he also served as Chinese Taipei national football team's head coach.

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  1. ^ 球隊信息 - 大同 (Chinese). Asian Football Confederation.
  2. ^ AFC President's Cup 2006 - Team Information - Tatung. Asian Football Confederation.
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1 Liao Hung-chih • 26 Wu Chun-i • 33 Wang Shyh-kuen • 37 Hsu Chia-cheng • 47 Chen Chung-tzu • 53 Lin Kuei-pin • 55 Chen Jeng-i • 58 Tsai Hui-kai • 59 Ju Wen-bin • 60 Kao Hao-chieh • 63 Chuang Wei-lun • 64 Sheu Ching-maw • 65 Hung Chin-hwai • 66 Chang Chih-chung • 68 Chen Po-han • 69 Lin Hsin-yu • 70 Hou Sheng-chung • 71 Huang Wei-yi • 72 Chuang Yao-tsung • 73 Chung Kuang-tien • 74 Chang Wu-yeh • 75 Yu Chih-hung • 76 Hsu Che-hao • 77 Hsu Jen-feng • 78 Chang Fu-hsiang • 79 Tseng Tai-lin • Manager: Chiang Mu-tsai
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