Josef Mazura

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Josef Mazura
Personal information
Full name	Josef Mazura
Date of birth	(1956-04-23) 23 April 1956
Place of birth	Vyškov, Czechoslovakia
Playing position	Defender
Youth career
1964–1973	Sokol Lysovice
1973–1977	Brno
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1977–1986	Brno
1986–1987	St. Pölten
1987–1988	KSC Hasselt
1988–1998	SV Stockerau
National team
1981	Czechoslovakia	1	(0)
Teams managed
1998–1999	TJ Rousínov
2003–2005	Drnovice
2005–2007	Brno
2007–2008	Spartak Trnava
2008	Zlín
2008–2010	Slovácko
2010–2012	Opava
2013–	Karviná
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Olympic medal record
Competitor for Czechoslovakia
Men's Football
Gold	1980 Moscow	Team Competition

Josef Mazura (born 23 April 1956) is a retired Czech football player and currently manager. He played for Czechoslovakia.

As active player, Mazura spent most of his career with Zbrojovka Brno. However, at the end of career he also played for St. Pölten, Hasselt, and Stockerau.

He was a participant at the 1980 Olympic Games, where the Czechoslovak team won the gold medal.^[1]

After retiring, he became a coach. He led Petra Drnovice, 1. FC Brno, FC Spartak Trnava and 1. FC Slovácko. He managed SFC Opava, with whom he won Moravian–Silesian Football League in 2010-11 season.

References

↑ "Josef Mazura Biography and Statistics". Sports Reference. Retrieved 2009-10-28.

v t e Czechoslovakia squad – 1980 Summer Olympics Gold Medalists

1 Seman 2 Macela 3 Mazura 4 Radimec 5 Rygel 6 Němec 7 Vízek 8 Berger 9 Svoboda 10 Pokluda 11 Lička 12 Václavíček 13 Netolička 14 Rott 15 Šreiner 16 Štambachr 17 Kunzo Coach: Havránek

FC Spartak Trnava – managers

Horký (1939–40)
Veselý (1940–41)
Horký (1941–42)
Hadraba (1942–44)
Kováč (1945–48)
A. Malatinský (1948–50)
K. Fekete (1950–52)
Marko (1952–54)
Novotný (1955)
A. Fekete (1955–56)
A. Malatinský (1956–60)
Hagara ()
Laskov ()
Lančarič ()
Gažo ()
A. Malatinský (1963–68)
Hucko (1968–70)
Švec (1970–71)
A. Malatinský (1971–76)
Moravec (1976–77)
Novák (1977–78)
Švec (1978–80)
Majerník (1980–82)
Javorek (1982–85)
Jarábek (1985–88)
Kuna (1988–90)
Radolský (1990)
Švec (1991–92)
Haščík (1992–9x)
Matovič (199x–93)
Jurkemik (1993–94)
Javorek (1994)
Pecze (1994–97)
Galis (1997–99)
Zelenský (1999)
Jánoš (1999–2000)
Zelenský (2000–01)
Jarábek (2001)
Molnár (2001)
Fašiang (2001–02)
Adamec (2002–03)
Svoboda (2003)
Jarábek (2003–04)
Ekhardt (2004)
Vukušič (2004)
Lešický (2004–05)
Adamec (2005–06)
Bubenko (2006)
Adamec (2006)
Šuran (2006–07)
I. Hucko (2007)
Mazura (2007–08)
Adamec (2008)
Vermezović (2008)
Pecze (2008–09)
Nosický (2009)
M. Malatinský (2010)
Zelenský (2010)
Radolský (2010–11)
Zelenský (2011)
Hoftych (2011–12)
Zelenský (2012–13)
Ekhardt (2013-present–)

Persondata
Name	Mazura, Josef
Alternative names
Short description	footballer
Date of birth	23 April 1956
Place of birth	Vyškov, Czechoslovakia
Date of death
Place of death

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