Dariusz Pasieka

Dariusz Pasieka
Personal information
Full name	Dariusz Pasieka
Date of birth	(1965-08-03) 3 August 1965
Place of birth	Chojnice, Poland
Height	1.91 m (6 ft 3 in)
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Chojniczanka Chojnice
1989–1993	Zawisza Bydgoszcz	118	(15)
1993–1995	Nea Salamis	52	(6)
1995–1997	Dynamo Dresden	51	(11)
1997–2003	Waldhof Mannheim	149	(19)
Teams managed
2002–2003	SV Waldhof Mannheim (assistant)
2003	SV Waldhof Mannheim II
	TSG Weinheim
2004–2005	SSV Jahn Regensburg (assistant)
2005–2006	SSV Jahn Regensburg
2006–2008	SC Paderborn 07 (assistant)
2008–2009	FC Augsburg (assistant)
2009–2011	Arka Gdynia
2011–2012	Cracovia
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Dariusz Pasieka (born 3 August 1965, in Chojnice) is a Polish former professional footballer and now a football manager,^[1] currently working for Ekstraklasa club Cracovia.

References

↑ "Dariusz Pasieka". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 4 November 2012.

External links

Dariusz Pasieka at Fussballdaten (in German)
Dariusz Pasieka at 90minut.pl (in Polish)

SSV Jahn Regensburg – managers
Wettberg (1998–2001) Sebert (2001–03) Peter (2003) Brandl (2003–04) Basler (2004–05) Pasieka (2005–06) Güttler (2006–08) Kristl (2008) Weinzierl (2008–12) Corrochano (2012) Gerber (a.i.) (2012–13) Smuda (2013) Stratos (2013–14) Schmidt (2014) Brand (2014–15) Herrlich (2016–17) Beierlorzer (2017–)

KS Cracovia (football) – managers

Calder (1908–11)
Koželuh (1911–12)
Pozsonyi (1921–23)
Kimpton (1923)
Koželuh (1924)
Koželuh (1926)
Kałuża (1927–28)
Hierländer (1929–31)
Fleischmann (1932–33)
Pulpittel (1934–35)
Kossok (1936)
Zastawniak (1937)
Plattkó (1938)
Chruściński (1945–47)
Kubiński (1947)
Průha (1948)
Malczyk (1948–49)
Jesionka (1950–52)
Tobik (1952)
Łańko (1953)
M. Jabłoński & Szewczyk (1954)
M. Jabłoński (1954)
Parpan (1954)
Żelazny (1955)
Wilczkiewicz (1955)
Finek (1956–1957)
Skoraczyński (1958)
E. Jabłoński (1958)
Matyas (1959–61)
Finek (1961)
Tobik (1962)
Dziwisz (1962–63)
Niemiec (1964–67)
Durniok (1967)
Matyas (1968–69)
Meus (1969–1970)
M. Jabłoński (1970)
Meus & Miksa (1970–71)
Woźniak (1971–72)
Matyas (1972–73)
Durniok (1974–75)
Adamczyk (1975–76)
Hradecki (1976–78)
Kolasa (1978)
Tobik (1978–79)
Meus (1979)
Polakow (1980)
Stroniarz (1980–83)
Mikołajczyk (1983)
Walczak (1983)
Baran (1983)
Walczak (1983–84)
Baran (1984)
Durniok (1984)
Warchala (1984)
Stroniarz (1984–85)
Warchala (1985)
M. Jabłoński (1985)
Szymanowski (1985–86)
Karelus (1986)
Adamus (1986–87)
Piotrowski (1987–88)
Cygan (1988)
Zapalski (1988–89)
Sputo (1989)
Mrugalski (1989)
M. Jabłoński (1990)
Moskal (1990)
Sputo (1990–91)
Bahr (1991)
Podedworny (1991)
Franczak (1991–93)
Bahr (1993–94)
Adamus (1994–96)
Łysko (1996–97)
Kocąb (1997–98)
Kmita (1998–99)
Adamus (1999–2000)
Karelus (2000)
Bahr (2000–01)
Kmita (2001–02)
Hajdo & Kwiatkowski (2002)
Stawowy (2002–06)
Mikulski (2006)
Białas (2006)
Majewski (2006–08)
Płatek (2008–09)
Lenczyk (2009–10)
Ulatowski (2010)
Sadko (2010)
Shatalov (2010–11)
Pasieka (2011–12)
Kafarski (2012)
Stawowy (2012–14)
Hajdo (2014)
Podoliński (2014–2015)
Zieliński (2015–)

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