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| − | Swedish | + | '''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 [[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. | |
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| − | [[Category: Football Coaches| | + | 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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| + | 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. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:22, May 4, 2019
Hans "Hasse" Backe is a Swedish former football player who became Panathinaikos coach in 2006, following Alberto Malesani's two-year tenure which ended by mutual consent.
Backe was born on February 14, 1952 in Sweden. Prior to taking on 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 - and a 1-1 home draw to Ukrainian Metallurg Zaporizhzhya in the UEFA Cup, Backe was sacked in September, 2006.
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.