Géza Toldi

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Géza Toldi (February 11, 1909 — August 16, 1985) was a Hungarian footballer. He played for Ferencvárosi TC, and from 1934 to 1938 for the Hungarian national team, serving as captain in 1936. He scored a goal in the 1938 FIFA World Cup.

From October 27, 1957 to May 26, 1958, he was the head coach, for six games, of the Belgium national football team, the "Red Devils". He was succeeded by Constant Vanden Stock. Thereafter, he was coach of the Belgian first division team K. Berchem Sport in 1958-59 and 1959-60.

Between 1955 and 1957 he was coach of the Danish club AGF Aarhus. The club won 3 Danish championships with Toldi.


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Hungary squad - 1934 FIFA World Cup
FW Avar • DF Bíró • MF Dudás • DF Futó • GK Háda • FW Kemény • MF Lázár • FW Markos • MF Móré • MF Palotás • MF Polgár • DF Rozgonyi • FW Sárosi • MF Somlai • DF Sternberg • GK A. Szabó • FW G. P. Szabó • MF Szalay • MF Szűcs • FW Tamássy • FW Teleki • FW Toldi • MF Turay • DF Vágó • FW Vanicsek • FW Vincze • Coach: Nádas
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Hungary squad - 1938 FIFA World Cup Runners-up
MF Balogh • FW D. Bíró • DF S. Bíró • FW Cseh • MF Dudás • GK Háda • FW Kohut • DF Korányi • MF Lázár • GK Pálinkás • MF Polgár • MF B. Sárosi • FW G. Sárosi • FW Sas • GK Szabó • MF Szalay • MF Szűcs • FW Titkos • FW Toldi • MF Turay • FW Vincze • FW Zsengellér • Coach: Dietz & Schaffer
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Belgium national football team – Managers

de Laveleye (on behalf of the Belgian FA) (1904–10) • Maxwell (1910–13) • Bunyan (1914) • de Laveleye (on behalf of the Belgian FA) (1914–20) • Maxwell (1920–28) • Löwenfelt (1928–30) • Goetinck (1930–34) • Turnauer (1935) • Butler (1935–40) • van Keesbeeck (on behalf of the Belgian FA) (1940–44) • Demol (1944–46) • Gormlie (1947–53) • Livingstone (1953–54) • Vandeweyer (1955–57) • Nicolay (Caretaker) (1957) • Toldi (1957–58) • Vanden Stock (1958–68) • Goethals (1968–76) • Thys (1976–89) • Meeuws (1989–90) • Thys (1990–91) • van Himst (1991–96) • van Moer (1996) • Leekens (1997–99) • Waseige (1999–02) • Anthuenis (2002–05) • Vandereycken (2006–)
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