Attila Supka

The native form of this personal name is Supka Attila. This article uses the Western name order.

Attila Supka
Personal information

Date of birth	(1962-09-19) 19 September 1962
Place of birth	Hatvan, Hungary
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1974-1982	Budapest Honvéd
1982-1984	Kecskemeti TE
1984	Újpest FC
1984-1987	Debreceni VSC
1987-1988	Videoton FC
1988-1992	SC Eisenstadt
1992	FC Sopron
Teams managed
1996	Soproni FAC
1997-1998	Soproni FAC
1999-2000	AC Petõháza
2000-2002	Artheim
2003-2004	Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE
2004-2006	Debreceni VSC
2006-2008	Budapest Honvéd
2008-2009	Zalaegerszegi TE
2009	Nea Salamis Famagusta FC
2011-2012	Budapest Honvéd
2012	Pécsi MFC
2013-	Soproni VSE
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Attila Supka also Supka Attila, (born 19 September 1962) is a former Hungarian football player, and coach.

Honours and awards

As a Manager

Debreceni VSC

Hungarian National Championship I:
- Winners (2): 2004-05, 2005–06^[1]

Budapest Honvéd FC

Hungarian Cup:
- Winners (1): 2006-07^[2]

References

↑ "Debrecen appoint Beranek as coach". CNN.com. 12 August 2006. Retrieved 3 August 2010.
↑ "Hope springs eternal for Honvéd". UEFA.com. 17 August 2007. Retrieved 3 August 2010.

Debreceni VSC – managers

Wampetits (1921–25)
Döme (1926–29)
Szolárszky (1929–30)
Lindenberger (1930–36)
Wampetits (1936–37)
Merényi (1937–38)
Keviczky (1938–39)
Sipos (1939–40)
Sidlik (1940)
Palotás (1940–42)
G. Nagy (1942)
Wéber (1942)
Palotás (1942–43)
Móré (1943–44)
Palotás (1945)
Orosz (1945)
Palotás (1945–47)
Markos (1947–48)
Palotás (1948–50)
Kántor (1950)
Móré (1950–52)
Rátkai (1952)
Kalocsay (1952)
Szilárd (1952–53)
Lyka (1953–54)
Palotás (1955–57)
Móré (1957–59)
Tisza (1959)
Teleki (1959–61)
Magyar (1961–62)
Lyka (1962–63)
Lóránt (1963)
Domán (1964)
Szűcs (1964–65)
Komlóssy (1965–67)
Bányai (1967)
Sidlik (1967)
Sárosi (1968)
Nagyszalóki (1969)
Pyber (1970–72)
J. Nagy (1972–73)
Leányvári (1973)
Marosvári (1973–74)
Leányvári (1974)
Makray (1975–78)
Teleki (1978–80)
Kovács (1980–83)
Lakat (1983)
Kertész (1983–84)
G. Nagy (1984)
Petróczi (1984–85)
Puskás (1985–87)
Kiss (1987)
Vaczlavik (1987–88)
Temesvári (1988–90)
Szabó (1990)
Nagykaposi (1990–91)
Ebedli (1992)
Garamvölgyi (1993–96)
Dunai (1996–97)
Herczeg (1997–98)
Garamvölgyi (1998–2000)
Komjáti (2000–01)
Pajkos (2001)
Dajka (2002)
Szentes (2002–04)
Supka (2004–06)
Beránek (2006–07)
Herczeg (2007–10)
Ščasný (2011)
Kondás (2011–)

Budapest Honvéd FC – managers

Puskás (1945–47)
Guttmann (1947–48)
Puskás (1948–51)
Kálmár (1952–56)
Kiss (1957)
Sós (1957–60)
Babolcsay (1960–62)
Lóránt (1962–63)
Bányai (1963)
Kispéter (1963–66)
Bozsik (1966–67)
Babolcsay (1967)
Preiner (1968–71)
Babolcsay (1971)
Mészáros (1971–73)
Faragó (1973–74)
Lakat (1974–76)
Tichy (1976–82)
Komora (1982–86)
Vági (1986)
Komora (1987)
Bicskei (1987–88)
Both (1989)
Haász (1990)
Mezey (1990–92)
Verebes (1992)
Szurgent (1992)
Kuusela (1992–94)
Davidovic (1994)
Kozma (1995)
Török (1995–96)
Bicskei (1996–97)
Krémer (1997)
Varga (1997)
Komora (1997–98)
Gálhidi (1998–99)
Komora (1999)
Reszeli Soós (1999–00)
Tornyi (2000–01)
Szurgent (2001)
Glázer (2001)
Détári (2002)
Fitos (2002)
Patrascu (2002)
Szurgent (2002)
Őze (2003)
Duró (2003)
Gálhidi (2003–05)
Dolcetti (2005–06)
Supka (2006–08)
Pölöskei (2008–09)
Sisa (2009)
Morales (2009–10)
Szalai (2010)
Supka (2011–12)
Rossi (2012–14)
Simon (2014)
Vierchowod (2014)
de Muijnck (2014)
Csábi (2014–15)
Rossi (2015–)

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