Marek Dziuba

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Marek Dziuba
Personal information
Date of birth	(1955-12-19) 19 December 1955
Place of birth	Łódź, Poland
Height	1.76 m (5 ft 9 ¹⁄₂ in)
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1973-1984	ŁKS Łódź	138	(4)
1984-1987	Widzew Łódź	84	(3)
1987-1992	Sint-Truidense VV	38	(0)
National team
1977–1984	Poland	53	(1)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Marek Dziuba (born 19 December 1955 in Łódź) is a retired Polish football player and later a football manager.

He played for a few clubs, including ŁKS Łódź and Widzew Łódź.

Dziuba played for Polish national team, for which he played 53 matches and scored one goal. He was a participant at the 1982 FIFA World Cup, where Poland won the bronze medal.^[2]

He later worked as a football manager, coaching for example ŁKS Łódź and Widzew Łódź.

References

↑ Contador suspendu deux ans !, sur lequipe.fr,‎ 6 février 2012
↑ Marek Dziuba Statistics FIFA. Retrieved 4 February 2010.

v t e Poland squad – 1982 FIFA World Cup Third Place

1 Młynarczyk 2 Dziuba 3 Kupcewicz 4 Dolny 5 Janas 6 Skrobowski 7 Jałocha 8 Matysik 9 Żmuda(c) 10 Majewski 11 Smolarek 12 Wójcicki 13 Buncol 14 Pałasz 15 Ciołek 16 Lato 17 Szarmach 18 Kusto 19 Iwan 20 Boniek 21 Kazimierski 22 Mowlik Coach: Piechniczek

K. Sint-Truidense V.V. – managers

Goethals (1959–66)
Volckaert (1966–69)
Claes (1969–72)
Vercammen (1972–73)
Bergholtz (1979–81)
Van Moer (1983–84)
Vanlessen (1984–86)
Mangelschots (1986–90)
Meeuws (1990–91)
Polleunis (1991)
Dziuba & Liebens (1991–92)
Van Marcke (1992)
Lippens (1992–93)
Mangelschots (1993–96)
Sleurs (1996)
Smets (1996–97)
Mangelschots (1997)
Hulshoff (1997–98)
Peters (1998–99)
Reynders (1999–2000)
Knaepen & Mathijssen (2000–01)
Mathijssen (2001–04)
Knaepen (2004)
Wilmots (2004–05)
Mangelschots & Voets (2005)
Vermeulen (2005–06)
Raeymaekers & Voets (2006)
Caers (2006)
Voets (2006–07)
Houwaart (2007)
Billen (2007)
Voets (2007–08)
van Wijk (2008)
Brepoels (2008–11)
Van der Elst (2011–12)
Brepoels (2012–13)
Ferrera (2013–)

Widzew Łódź – managers

Otto (1948)
Kaménař (1948)
Pegza (1949)
Król (1950–51)
no manager (1951–52)
Zgoll (1953–54)
Kaménař (1954)
Rotte (1954–55)
Maslovarić (1956)
Skwierczyński (1956)
Doryń (1957)
Radwański (1958–59)
Kozłowski (1960–61)
Kołpa (1961–63)
Koczewski (1963–64)
Kowalski (1964)
Chojnacki (1964–65)
Kołpa (1965–66)
Kowalski (1966–68)
Goździk (1969)
Grzywocz (1969)
Jezierski (1969–76)
Pekowski (1976)
Kowalski (1977)
Waligóra (1978)
Świerk (1979)
Machciński (1980–81)
Żmuda (1981–84)
Waligóra (1985–86)
Lenczyk (1987–88)
Grębosz (1988)
Waligóra (1989)
Tomaszewski (1989)
Fudalej (1989)
Kowalski (1990–91)
Żmuda (1992)
Jezierski (1993)
Woziński (1993)
Stachurski (1994)
Polak (1994)
Smuda (1995–98)
Pyrdoł (1998)
Łazarek (1998)
Dziuba (1999)
Lato (1999)
Lenczyk (1999–2000)
Pyrdoł (2000)
Żurek (2000)
Kuszłyk (2000)
Koniarek (2001)
Kusto (2001)
Wdowczyk (2002)
Smuda (2002)
Němec (2002)
Muchiński (2003)
Smuda (2003)
Kretek (2003)
Łapiński (2003)
Kasalik (2003)
Łapiński (2003)
Smuda (2004)
Majewski (2004–06)
Probierz (2006–07)
Zub (2007–08)
Wójcik (2008)
Fornalik (2009)
Janas (200)
Kretek (2010)
Michniewicz (2010–11)
Mroczkowski (2011–)

Persondata
Name	Dziuba, Marek
Alternative names
Short description	Polish footballer
Date of birth	19 December 1955
Place of birth	Łódź, Poland
Date of death
Place of death

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