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moved Hans Bakke to Hans Backe: correct spelling

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Swedish born [[Hans Bakke]] agreed to come in as the [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach following Alberto Malesani's two-year tenure that ended by mutual consent.

The 54-year-old has won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.

[[Category: Football Coaches|Bakke, Hans]]

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-'''Hans "Hasse" Backe''' is a Swedish former football player who became [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach in [[2006]], following [[Alberto Malesani]]'s two-year tenure which ended by mutual consent.
+'''Hans "Hasse" Backe''' is a Swedish former football player who became [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] coach in [[2006]], following [[Alberto Malesani]]'s two-year tenure which ended by mutual consent.
-Backe was born on [[14 February]] [[1952]] in Sweden. Prior to taking on [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], he had won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
+Backe was born on [[February 14]], [[1952]] in Sweden. Prior to taking on [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], he had won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
 In [[Greece]], after a disappointing start to the [[2007]] domestic season - which included a 0-2 home loss to [[Ionikos FC|Ionikos]] - and a 1-1 home draw to Ukrainian Metallurg Zaporizhzhya in the UEFA Cup, Backe was sacked in September, [[2006]].
-He has since coach in England (Notts County - [[2009]]) and the USA (NY Red Bulls).
+He has since then been a coach in England (Notts County - [[2009]]) and the USA (NY Red Bulls). His last job was manager of the Finnish National football team from [[January 10]], [[2016]] till [[December 12]], [[2016]] without winning a single game.
 [[Category: Football Coaches|Backe, Hans]]
 [[Category: 1952 births|Backe, Hans]]

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-Swedish born [[Hans Bakke]] became [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach in [[2006]], following [[Alberto Malesani|Alberto Malesani's]] two-year tenure that ended by mutual consent.
+'''Hans "Hasse" Backe''' is a Swedish former football player who became [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach in [[2006]], following [[Alberto Malesani]]'s two-year tenure which ended by mutual consent.
-The 54-year-old (at the time of the agreement) had won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
+Backe was born on [[14 February]] [[1952]] in Sweden. Prior to taking on [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], he had won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
-[[Category: Football Coaches|Bakke, Hans]]
+In [[Greece]], after a disappointing start to the [[2007]] domestic season - which included a 0-2 home loss to [[Ionikos FC|Ionikos]] - and a 1-1 home draw to Ukrainian Metallurg Zaporizhzhya in the UEFA Cup, Backe was sacked in September, [[2006]].

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-Swedish born [[Hans Bakke]] agreed to come in as the [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach following [[Alberto Malesani|Alberto Malesani's]] two-year tenure that ended by mutual consent.
+Swedish born [[Hans Bakke]] became [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach in [[2006]], following [[Alberto Malesani|Alberto Malesani's]] two-year tenure that ended by mutual consent.
-The 54-year-old (at the time of the agreement) has won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
+The 54-year-old (at the time of the agreement) had won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
 [[Category: Football Coaches|Bakke, Hans]]

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 Swedish born [[Hans Bakke]] agreed to come in as the [[Panathinaikos FC]] coach following [[Alberto Malesani|Alberto Malesani's]] two-year tenure that ended by mutual consent.
-The 54-year-old has won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
+The 54-year-old (at the time of the agreement) has won Danish titles with København (2003, 2004) and AaB (1999) in addition to spending a year in charge of Austria's SV Austria Salzburg.
 [[Category: Football Coaches|Bakke, Hans]]

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