Domagoj Kapetanović

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Domagoj Kapetanović
Personal information
Place of birth	Mostar, Yugoslavia
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Građanski Zagreb
	Partizan	^[1] 0	(0)
Teams managed
1965-1966	Velež Mostar
1966-1968	NK Zagreb
1968-1971	OFI Crete
1973	Dinamo Zagreb
1976	Toronto Metros-Croatia
1978	Toronto Metros-Croatia
	Croatia Sydney
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Domagoj Kapetanović was a Croatian football player and manager best known for winning the 1976 NASL Championship with Toronto Metros-Croatia.

Kapetanović started his playing career with Građanski Zagreb. After the club was disbanded in 1945 he was one of several Građanski players who went on to join the Belgrade-based FK Partizan, along with Franjo Glaser, Zlatko Čajkovski, Stjepan Bobek and others.^[2]^[3] He also played for NK Lokomotiva.

As manager, he coached Dinamo Zagreb in 1973, and several Croat clubs abroad, such as Toronto Metros-Croatia in Canada and Croatia Sydney in Australia.

References

↑ All-time player stats; Kapetanovic #399 at FK Partizan official website, citing: "Total: 13 friendly matches 0 goals"
↑ Reić, Zdravko (21 February 2009). "Zašto Dinamo uoči svakog derbija "pumpa" svoju povijest". Slobodna Dalmacija (in Croatian). Retrieved 5 August 2010.
↑ Židak, Tomislav (21 February 2009). "‘Crna’ ovca plavog kluba". Jutarnji list (in Croatian). Retrieved 5 August 2010.

NASL winning head coaches

Phil Woosnam (1968)
Janos Bedl (1969)
Sal DeRosa (1970)
Ron Newman (1971)
Gordon Bradley (1972)
Al Miller (1973)
Alex Perolli (1974)
Ivan Toplak (1975 indoor)
Eddie Firmani (1975)
Eddie Firmani (1976 indoor)
Domagoj Kapetanovic (1976)
Eddie Firmani (1977)
Eddie Firmani (1978)
Tony Waiters (1979)
Gordon Jago (1979–80 indoor)
Hennes Weisweiler & Yasin Özdenak (1980)
Timo Liekoski (1980–81 indoor)
Willy Roy (1981)
Ron Newman (1981–82 indoor)
Júlio Mazzei (1982)
Al Miller (1983 indoor)
Terry Hennessey (1983)
Ron Newman (1983–84 indoor)
Willy Roy (1984)

NK Zagreb – managers

Knežević (1949–51)
Jazbinšek (1952)
Knežević (1952–5x)
Benčić (195x–55)
Jazbinšek (1955–56)
Horvatek (1956–58)
Lechner (19xx–66)
Kapetanović (1966–68)
Glaser (1968–xx)
Joksimović (19xx–xx)
V. Marković (19xx–xx)
I. Marković (19xx–xx)
Barić (1975–76)
Jerković (1976–82)
Šušak (1989–92)
Skoblar (1994)
Lončarević (1994–95)
Matković (1995–96)
Jurički (1996–97)
Ganjto (1997)
Tucak (1997–98)
Barišić (1998)
Kuže (1998–99)
Jurički (1999)
Šušak (1999–2000)
Karačić (2000–01)
Kranjčar (2001–02)
Katalinić (2002)
Jurčević (2002–03)
Kranjčar (2003)
Petravić (2003–04)
Bračun (2004)
Petković (2004–05)
Rus (2005–06)
Blažević (2006–08)
Pavlović (2008–09)
Štimac (2009–10)
Šušak (2010)
Pavlović (2010–11)
Ciprić (2011–12)
Besek (2012)
Bonačić (2012)
Madunović (2012)
Blažević (2012–2013)
Lokica (2013–)

GNK Dinamo Zagreb – managers

Bukovi (1945–1947)
Kokotović (1947)
Jazbinšek (1948)
Mütsch (1948)
Knežević (1948–49)
Hügl (1950–52)
Antolković (1952–53)
Jazbinšek (1953–55)
Cuvaj (1956)
Antolković (1957)
Lechner (1957–58)
Antolković (1959–60)
Bukovi (1960–61)
Antolković (1961–64)
Konjevod (1964–65)
Zebec (1965–67)
Horvat (1967–70)
Čajkovski (1970–71)
Jerković (1971–72)
Bobek (1972)
Kapetanović (1973)
I. Marković (1973–74)
Bazić (1974–77)
Belin (1977–78)
V. Marković (1978–80)
I. Marković (1980)
Blažević (1980–83)
Belin (1983)
V. Marković (1983)
Zebec (1984)
Ivić (1984–85)
Kobeščak (1985)
Blažević (1986–88)
Skoblar (1988–89)
Belin (1989)
Kuže (1989–90)
V. Marković (1990–91)
Kobeščak (1991–92)
V. Marković (1992)
Blažević (1992–94)
Bedi (1994)
Kranjčar (1994–96)
Barić (1996–97)
Vlak (1997–98)
Kranjčar (1998)
Bedi & Braović (1998)
Zajec (1998–99)
Lončarević (1999)
Ardiles (1999)
Vlak (1999–00)
Braović (2000–01)
Lončarević (2001–02)
Vlak (2002)
Blažević (2002–03)
Jurčević (2003–04)
Bago (2004)
Gračan (2004)
Lončarević (2005)
Cvetković (2005)
Kuže (2005–2006)
Ivanković (2006–08)
Soldo (2008)
Ivanković (2008)
Vlak (2008–09)
Jurčić (2009–10)
Zajec (2010)
Ćuk (2010^c)
Halilhodžić (2010–11)
Tot (2011^c)
Jurčić (2011)
Čačić (2011–12)
Jurčić (2012–13)
Krznar & Mamić (2013^c)
Ivanković (2013)
Mamić (2013ⁱ–)

Persondata
Name	Kapetanovic, Domagoj
Alternative names
Short description	Croatian football manager and player
Date of birth
Place of birth	Mostar, Yugoslavia
Date of death
Place of death

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