Carlos Terrazas

Carlos Terrazas
Personal information
Full name	Carlos Terrazas Sánchez
Date of birth	(1962-02-09) 9 February 1962
Place of birth	Bilbao, Spain
Club information
Current team	Mirandés (coach)
Teams managed
Years	Team
1995–1996	Zalla
1997–1999	Bilbao Athletic
1999–2000	Gimnástica
2000–2001	Burgos
2001–2002	Bilbao Athletic
2002–2004	Burgos
2004–2005	Ceuta
2005	Eibar
2007–2009	Jaén
2010–2013	Guadalajara
2013–	Mirandés

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Terrazas and the second or maternal family name is Sánchez.

Carlos Terrazas Sánchez (born 9 February 1962) is a Spanish football manager, currently in charge of CD Mirandés.

Football career

Born in Bilbao, Biscay, Terrazas began his managerial career at local Zalla UC, and subsequently worked with neighbouring Bilbao Athletic in Segunda División B. After spells with Gimnástica de Torrelavega, Burgos CF,^[1] Bilbao Athletic and AD Ceuta, he was appointed at the helm of Segunda División club SD Eibar in June 2005.^[2]

On 23 December 2005, Terrazas was relieved of his duties after a bad run of results.^[3] In the 2007 summer, he moved to Real Jaén in the third division.

On 27 August 2009, Terrazas resigned from the Andalusians' bench, alleging personal problems.^[4] On 29 September of the following year he moved to CD Guadalajara, replacing fired Kike Liñero.^[5] He achieved promotion to the second level at the first attempt, and narrowly avoided relegation in the following season, being appointed general manager in the process.^[6]

On 1 August 2013, after the Castilla-La Mancha side's administrative relegation, Terrazas announced his resignment.^[7] He joined fellow league team CD Mirandés on 17 December, replacing Gonzalo Arconada.^[8]

References

↑ Carlos Terrazas, nuevo técnico del club (Carlos Terrazas, new manager of the club); Diario AS, 12 June 2002 (Spanish)
↑ Terrazas: "Hay que intentar dar el gran salto a Primera" (Terrazas: "We have to try and make the leap to Primera"); Diario AS, 24 June 2005 (Spanish)
↑ Carlos Terrazas es destituido como técnico del Eibar (Carlos Terrazas is sacked as Eibar manager); Marca, 23 December 2005 (Spanish)
↑ Carlos Terrazas dimite como técnico del Real Jaén (Carlos Terrazas resigns as Real Jaén manager); Ideal, 27 August 2009 (Spanish)
↑ Carlos Terrazas, nuevo entrenador del Guadalajara en lugar de Liñero (Carlos Terrazas, new Guadalajara manager in the place of Liñero); El Digital Deportivo, 29 September 2010 (Spanish)
↑ Carlos Terrazas, mánager general del Guadalajara (Carlos Terrazas, general manager of Guadalajara); Diario AS, 30 March 2012 (Spanish)
↑ El entrenador y mánager del Guadalajara, Carlos Terrazas, deja el equipo (Guadalajara's manager and general manager, Carlos Terrazas, leaves the team); El Diario Vasco, 1 August 2013 (Spanish)
↑ Carlos Terrazas, nuevo entrenador del Club Deportivo Mirandés (Carlos Terrazas, new manager of Club Deportivo Mirandés); Mirandés' official website, 17 December 2013 (Spanish)

External links

Carlos Terrazas manager profile at BDFutbol
Soccerway profile

CD Mirandés – current squad

1 Raúl 2 Gaffoor 3 Kijera 4 C. Lázaro 5 Cantero 6 Á. Ortiz 7 Hernáez 8 Sangalli 9 Abdón 10 Carnicer 11 Provencio 14 Galán 15 C. Moreno 16 Eguaras 18 Vélez 19 Oyarzun 20 Aridane 21 Corral 22 Á. García 23 Salinas 24 Rúper 25 Imanol 30 S. Pérez Manager: Terrazas

Segunda División Managers

Carlos Terrazas – managerial positions

Bilbao Athletic – managers

Poli (1969)
García de Andoin (1969)
Izaguirre (1969–70)
Aranguren (1977–78)
Sáez (1978–79)
Clemente (1980–81)
Sáez (1982–83)
Iribar (1983–86)
Rojo (1986–87)
Iribar (1987)
Sáez (1987–91)
Uriarte (1991)
Ziarreta (1991–93)
Aguirre (1993–94)
Amorrortu (1994–95)
Sarabia (1995–97)
Terrazas (1997–99)
Mendilibar (1999–2000)
Murúa (2000–01)
Terrazas (2001–02)
Valverde (2002–03)
Murúa (2003–05)
Sarriugarte (2005–06)
De la Fuente (2006–07)
Liñero (2007–09)
De la Fuente (2009–11)
Ziganda (2011–)

SD Eibar – managers

Garate (1949–50)
Corral (1950–58)
Cuqui (1958–59)
Mayo (1959–63)
Corral (1963–67)
Zapirain (1967–68)
Duque (1968)
Bardaji (1968–69)
Arberas (1969–71)
Ciaurriz (1971–73)
Arriaran (1973–74)
Iguaran (1974–75)
Murguiondo (1975)
Susilla (1975–76)
Arberas (1976–77)
Urdampilleta (1977–78)
Urreisti (1978–79)
Alcantara (1979–81)
Arrizabalaga (1981–84)
Arrieta (1984–86)
Barasoain (1986–90)
Etxarri (1990–92)
Mendiluce (1992)
Gallastegui (1992–93)
Araquistain (1993–95)
Alonso (1995–98)
Ormaetxea (1998)
Gallastegui (1998)
Barasoain (1998–99)
Ziarreta (1999–2003)
J. Pérez (2003)
Amorrortu (2003–04)
Ribera (2004)
Mendilibar (2004–05)
Terrazas (2005)
Olabe (2005–06)
J. Pérez (2006)
Mandiola (2006–08)
Pouso (2008–09)
Uribe (2009)
Viadero (2009–10)
Mandiola (2010–12)
Garitano (2012–15)
Mendilibar (2015–)

Real Jaén – managers

Cachón (1943–44)
Melul (1944–45)
Aranda (1945–48)
Melenchón (1948–49)
Pachi (1949–50)
Cholín (1950–51)
Bracero (1951–53)
Brand (1953–54)
Sánchez (1954–55)
Arnanz (1955–57)
Millán (1957)
Muñiz (1957)
Hon (1957–58)
Orizaola (1958–59)
Benavente (1959–60)
Valera (1960)
Bermúdez^(c) (1960)
Travieso (1960–61)
Millán (1961–62)
Benavente (1962–63)
Arregui^(c) (1963)
Alonso (1963–64)
Juande (1964)
Guillamón (1964–65)
Vega (1965)
González (1965–66)
Millán (1966–67)
Doménech (1967–68)
Cortizo (1968)
Paquirrini (1968–69)
Antoñete^(c) (1969)
Zubieta (1969–70)
Núñez (1970)
Ríos (1970–72)
Ruiz Sosa (1972)
Antoñete^(c) (1972)
Eguiluz (1972–73)
Antoñete^(c) (1973)
Millán (1973–74)
Martín Vences (1974)
Antoñete^(c) (1974)
Caeiro (1974–75)
Ruiz Sosa (1975–77)
Jaco (1977)
Calvo Marini (1977–78)
Antoñete^(c) (1978)
Vega (1978)
Ruiz Sosa (1978–79)
Gil (1979–80)
Peñafuente (1980–81)
Pedrito (1981–82)
Cedrún (1982–83)
Lalo (1983)
Neme (1983–84)
Juanjo (1984)
Ruiz Sosa (1984–85)
G. Andoín (1985–86)
Manolo Haro (1986)
Martín (1986)
Juande (1986)
Lucena (1986)
Antoñete^(c) (1986)
Tartilán (1986–88)
Plaza (1988–89)
Tartilán (1989–90)
B. Jurado (1990)
Manzano (1990–91)
Plaza (1991–92)
Crispi (1992–93)
Plaza (1993–96)
Quico (1996–97)
Anquela (1997)
M. Jiménez (1997–98)
Teixidó (1998–2000)
Anquela^(c) (2000)
Tartilán (2000)
Braojos (2000–01)
Francisco (2001–02)
Anquela^(c) (2002)
M. Jiménez (2002)
Anquela (2002)
Nogués (2002–04)
Álvarez (2004)
Aybar (2004–05)
Gay (2005–06)
Vinyals (2006–07)
F. Campos (2007)
Terrazas (2007–09)
Cervera (2009–10)
J. Campos (2010–11)
Herrero (2011–14)
Aybar (2014–15)
Berges (2015)
Arconada (2015–)

CD Guadalajara (Spain) – managers

Rodríguez Santander (1951–57)
Álvarez (1982–83)
A. Ruiz (1997–98)
Álvarez (1998–99)
Nuero (1999)
Felines (1999–00)
Pérez (2000–02)
Curro (2002–03)
Vallejo (2003–04)
M. García (2004–05)
Bermejo/Sedano (2005)
Ocaña (2005–07)
Falete (2007–09)
C. Pérez (2009)
Arnáiz Lucas (2009–10)
Liñero (2010)
Terrazas (2010–13)
C. Pérez (2013–15)
M. Cano (2015)
Arnáiz Lucas (2015–16)
Vidal (2016–)

CD Mirandés – managers

Ferreira (1944–45)
Mardones (1945–54)
Massobrio (1954–57)
Malón (1957–58)
Bustamante (1958–60)
Sáenz (1960–61)
Bustamante (1961–62)
Echeandía (1962–63)
Arbaizar (1963)
Azurmendi (1963–64)
Arbaizar (1964–65)
Grijuela (1965)
Elizaga (1965–66)
Grijuela (1966–67)
Barcina (1967–68)
López (1968)
Arguiñano (1968)
Grijuela (1968–69)
Casto (1969)
Sáenz (1969–70)
Esparza (1970–73)
Lasa (1973–74)
Beascoechea (1974–75)
Arano (1975–79)
Solana (1979–81)
Arriarán (1981–82)
Nano (1982–83)
Grijuela (1983)
Palix (1983–84)
Izaguirre (1984–85)
Puente (1985–88)
Izaguirre (1988)
Espizúa (1988)
Lillo (1988–89)
Balbás (1989–90)
Guevara (1990)
Lillo (1990)
García (1990–91)
Bezares (1991)
Puente (1991)
Arroyo (1991–93)
Ablanedo (1993–94)
Bustamante (1994–95)
Ortiz (1995–98)
Ocenda (1998)
Calvo (1998–99)
Izaguirre (1999)
Casado (1999–2001)
Bengoechea (2001–03)
Arnáiz Lucas (2003–04)
Soler (2004)
Arroyo (2004)
García de Andoin (2005)
Urtubi (2005–06)
Sola (2006–08)
Bañuelos (2008–10)
Pouso (2010–13)
Arconada (2013)
Terrazas (2013–)

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