Lesław Ćmikiewicz

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Lesław Ćmikiewicz

Personal information

Date of birth

25 August 1948

Place of birth

Wrocław, Poland

Playing position

Midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps^†

(Gls)^†

1965–1970

Śląsk Wrocław

1970–1979

Legia Warsaw

225

(14)

1980–1981

New York Arrows (indoor)

(1)

1981

Chicago Horizon (indoor)

(12)

National team

1970–1979

Poland

(0)

Teams managed

1982-1985

1985-1986

1986

1988

1993

2005–2006

Honours

Competitor for Poland
Men's Football
Gold	Munich 1972	Team Competition
Silver	Montreal 1976	Team Competition

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

Lesław Ćmikiewicz (born 25 August 1948^[1] in Wrocław) is a retired Polish football player and a football manager. He played for such Polish clubs as Śląsk Wrocław and Legia Warsaw.^[2] He also played for the New York Arrows and Chicago Horizon in the Major Indoor Soccer League.

Ćmikiewicz played for the Polish national team, for which he earned 57 caps.^[3] He was a participant at 1972 Summer Olympics, where Poland won the gold medal; at 1976 Summer Olympics, where Poland won the silver medal and at the 1974 FIFA World Cup, where Poland won the bronze medal.

As a coach he coached a few Polish football clubs, inclunding Stal Rzeszów^[4] and later most notably briefly Polish national team and U-21 Polish team. Currently works as Assistant Coach by Cracovia.

References

↑ As stated by his birth certificate; he himself claims to have been born more than one year earlier, on 3 May 1947
↑ http://www.worldfootball.net/spieler_profil/leslaw-cmikiewicz/
↑ http://www.kadra.pl/index.php?dzial=his_rep&litera=S
↑ http://www.stalrzeszow.pl/wyniki/trenerzy.html

External links

Profile on Polish Olympic Committee

Poland squads

v t e Poland squad – 1972 Summer Olympics Gold Medalists

1 Kostka 2 Szymanowski 3 Gorgoń 4 Anczok 5 Ćmikiewicz 6 Maszczyk 7 Szymczak 8 Szołtysik 9 Deyna 10 Lubański 11 Gadocha 12 Kmiecik 13 Kraska 14 Ostafiński 15 Lato 16 Marx 17 Jarosik 18 Szeja 19 Gut Coach: Górski

v t e Poland squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup Third Place

1 Fischer 2 Tomaszewski 3 Kalinowski 4 Szymanowski 5 Gut 6 Gorgoń 7 Wieczorek 8 Bulzacki 9 Żmuda 10 Musiał 11 Ćmikiewicz 12 Deyna (c) 13 Kasperczak 14 Maszczyk 15 Jakóbczak 16 Lato 17 Szarmach 18 Gadocha 19 Domarski 20 Kapka 21 Kmiecik 22 Kusto Coach: Górski

v t e Poland squad – 1976 Summer Olympics Silver Medalists

1 Tomaszewski 2 Szymanowski 3 Gorgoń 4 Rudy 5 Żmuda 6 Maszczyk 7 Lato 8 Kasperczak 9 Deyna 10 Szarmach 11 Kmiecik 12 Mowlik 13 Wawrowski 14 Wieczorek 15 Ćmikiewicz 16 Benigier 17 Ogaza Coach: Górski

Górnik Zabrze – managers

Pawelczyk (1948–49)
Meiser (1949)
Luks (1949–50)
Wodarz (1950–54)
Dziwisz (1954–56)
Mościński (1956)
Skolik (1957)
Opata (1957–58)
Skolik (1958–59)
Steiner (1959)
Karolek (1960)
Lugr (1960)
Dziwisz (1960–62)
Karolek (1962)
Cebula (1962–63)
Cebula, Karolek & Skolik (1963)
Karolek & Skolik (1964)
Farsang (1964–65)
Giergiel (1965–66)
Kalocsay (1966–69)
Matyas (1969–70)
Szusza (1970–71)
Brzeżańczyk (1971–72)
Kowalski (1972)
Szűcs (1972)
Kowalski (1972–73)
Wieczorek (1973–75)
Gajewski (1975–76)
Trepka (1976)
Kostka (1976–77)
Żmuda (1977–80)
Podedworny (1980–83)
Kostka (1983–86)
Ćmikiewicz (1986)
Piechniczek (1986–87)
Bochynek (1987–89)
Podedworny (1989)
Kisiel (1989–90)
Kowalski (1990–92)
Kowalik (1992)
Łysko (1992–93)
Apostel (1993)
Kostka (1994)
Lorens (1994–95)
Oślizło (1995)
Michalski (1995–96)
Kowalski (1996)
Żurek (1996)
Kocąb (1996)
Apostel (1997)
Kowalski (1997)
Żurek (1997–99)
Dankowski (1999)
Bochynek (1999)
Dankowski (2000)
Broniszewski (2000)
Dankowski (2000–01)
Piotrowicz (2001)
Fornalik (2001)
Piotrowicz (2001–02)
Fornalik (2002–04)
Lička (2004)
Lorens (2004–05)
Wleciałowski (2005)
Motyka (2005)
Komornicki (2006)
Cecherz (2006)
Motyka (2006)
Podedworny (2006–07)
Motyka (2007)
Kostrzewa & Piotrowicz (2007)
Wieczorek (2007–08)
Bochynek (2008)
Kasperczak (2008–09)
Komornicki (2009)
Nawłaka (2010–)

Poland national football team – managers

Matyas (1966–67)
Koncewicz (1968–70)
Górski (1971–76)
Gmoch (1976–78)
Kulesza (1978–80)
Piechniczek (1981–86)
Łazarek (1986–89)
Strejlau (1989–93)
Ćmikiewicz (1993)
Apostel (1994–95)
Stachurski (1996)
Piechniczek (1996–97)
Pawlak (1997)
Wójcik (1997–99)
Engel (2000–02)
Boniek (2002)
Janas (2003–06)
Beenhakker (2006–09)
Majewski (a.i.) (2009)
Smuda (2009–12)
Fornalik (2012–13)
Nawałka (2013–)

Persondata
Name	Ćmikiewicz, Lesław
Alternative names
Short description	Polish footballer
Date of birth	25 August 1948
Place of birth	Wrocław, Poland
Date of death
Place of death

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