Yevgeni Fokin

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Yevgeni Fokin
Personal information
Full name	Yevgeni Vasilyevich Fokin
Date of birth	(1909-10-12)October 12, 1909
Place of birth	Podolsk, Russian Empire
Date of death	November 12, 1972(1972-11-12) (aged 63)
Place of death	Moscow, Soviet Union
Height	1,76
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Youth career
1925–1929	im. Ilyicha Podolsk
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1930–1944	Dynamo Moscow	65	(0)
Teams managed
1945–1948	Dynamo Moscow (assistant)
1950	Dynamo Kyiv
1951–1952	Dynamo Minsk
1954–1957	Dynamo Moscow (director)
1962–1963	Daugava Riga
1967	Lokomotiv Moscow (director)
1972	Motor Vladimir (director)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 12 May 2012. † Appearances (Goals).

Yevgeni Vasilyevich Fokin (Russian: Евгений Васильевич Фокин, 12 October 1909–12 November 1972) was a Russian football goalkeeper and coach.^[1]

In 1925 he began his career in Podolsk and in 1930 he moved to Dinamo Moscow. In 1944, severe injury forced him to end his playing career. He defended the team colors of Moscow (1930-1934, 1939-1940) and the Russian SFSR (1932-1933).^[1]

In 1944 he began his coaching career. First, to 1948, he helped to train Dinamo Moscow. In 1950 he was appointed head coach of Dynamo Kiev and Dinamo Minsk in 1952. In 1954 he returned to Dinamo Moscow, this time as director of the club. From 1958 he was head of the youth reserve school Dinamo Moscow. From 1962 to September 1963 he managed Daugava Riga. He later worked as an officer in the Russian SFSR Sport Committee. He also held the position of director of the club Lokomotiv Moscow and Motor Vladimir. He died on November 12, 1972 in Moscow at the age of 63 years.^[1]

Fokin was champion of the USSR in 1937 and 1940, winner of the USSR Cup in 1937 and was awarded the title Honoured Master of Sports of the USSR in 1945. ^[1]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Фокин Евгений Васильевич (СССР)" (in Russian). Яндекс.Словари:Футбол: игроки, тренеры, судьи. Retrieved 8 May 2012.

External links

Yevgeni Fokin career stats by KLISF

FC Dynamo Kyiv – managers

Tovarovsky (1935–37)
Fomin (1938)
Pechenyi (1939–40)
Butusov (1940–41)
Makhynya (1944–45)
Korchebokov (1945–46)
Idzkovsky (1946)
Apukhtin (1946)
Shchehodskyi (1947)
Butusov (1947)
Sushkov (1948)
Okun (1949)
Fokin (1950)
Oshenkov (1951–56)
Shylovskyi (1957–58)
Oshenkov (1959)
Solovyov (1959–62)
Terentyev (1963)
Zubrytskyi (1963)
Maslov (1964–70)
Sevidov (1971–73)
Lobanovsky (1973–82)
Bazylevych (1974–76)
Morozov (1983–84)
Lobanovsky (1984–90)
Puzach (1991–92)
Sabo (1992)
Fomenko (1993)
Sabo (1994)
Onyshchenko (1995)
Pavlov (1995)
Sabo (1995–96)
Lobanovsky (1997–2002)
Mykhaylychenko (2002–04)
Sabo (2004–05)
Buryak (2005)
Demyanenko (2005–07)
Sabo (2007)
Luzhnyi (2007^c)
Syomin (2008–09)
Gazzaev (2009–10)
Luzhnyi (2010^c)
Syomin (2010–12)
Blokhin (2012–)

FC Dinamo Minsk – managers

Korchebokov (1940)
Yeliseyev (1945–47)
Korchebokov (1947–50)
Nazarov (1950)
Fokin (1951–52)
Bozenenkov (1954)
Matveyev (1957)
Sokolov (1957)
Novikov (1960–61)
Sevidov (1962–69)
Mozer (1970–73)
Yegorov (1974)
Goryanski (1975–76)
Bazilevich (1977–78)
Malofeyev (1978–83)
Arzamastsev (1984–86)
Savostikov (1986–88)
Malofeyev (1988–91)
Vergeyenko (1991–94)
Arzamastsev (1994)
Schyokin (1994–97)
Baidachny (1997–98)
Kurnev (1998)
Arzamastsev (1998)
Kurnenin (1999–2000)
Rodnyonok (2000)
Piskaryov (2000–01)
Kondratiev (2001)
Malofeyev (2001–02)
Zygmantovich (2002)
Arzamastsev (2002)
Gyurov (2002–03)
Baidachny (2003)
Shubin (2003–04)
Shukanov (2004–05)
Bashmakov (2005)
Ryabokon (2005–06)
Petrushin (2006)
Kachuro (2006–07)
Khatskevich (2007)
Kriushenko (2007–08)
Muslin (2008–09)
Alshevsky (2009)
Gurenko (2009–10)
Solodovnikov (2010)
Golmak (2010)
Vasilenko (2010–11)
Ovchinnikov (2011)
Sednev (2011–12)
Protasov (2012–13)
Maaskant (2013)
Zhuravel (2014–)

Persondata
Name	Fokin, Yevgeniy
Alternative names
Short description	Russian footballer
Date of birth	1909
Place of birth	Podolsk, Russian Empire
Date of death	1972
Place of death	Moscow, Soviet Union

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