Julio Raúl González

Raúl González
Personal information
Full name	Julio Raúl González Pérez
Date of birth	(1952-10-23) 23 October 1952
Place of birth	Avilés, Spain
Teams managed
Years	Team
1981–1983	Ensidesa
1983–1984	Avilés
1985–1987	Zamora
1987–1989	Avilés
1989–1990	Equatorial Guinea
1990–1991	Villarreal
1991	Ponferradina
1993–1994	Avilés
1997–1998	Avilés
2000–2001	Caudal
2001–2002	Pontevedra
2002–2005	Alcorcón
2005–2006	Zamora
2006–2007	Alcorcón
2007–2008	Burgos
2008–2009	Oviedo
2012–2014	Tuilla
2015	Langreo

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

Julio Raúl González Pérez (born 23 October 1952), known as Raúl González, is a Spanish football manager.

External links

Raúl González manager profile at BDFutbol
Soccerway profile

Raúl González – managerial positions

Equatorial Guinea national football team – managers

Sanchís (1980)
González (1989–90)
Fuga (199x–98)
Dorta (1999)
Dortas (1999)
Rodríguez (2000)
Echuaca (2000–0x)
Nchama (2002)
Dorta (2003)
Ó. Engonga (2003)
Amrouche (2004)
Dumas (2004–06)
Setién (2006)
De Freitas (2007–08)
V. Engonga (2008–09)
Diarte (2009–10)
Nopo (2010^c)
Michel (2011)
Nopo (2011^c)
Gílson Paulo (2012)
Goikoetxea (2013–14)
Becker (2015–)

Villarreal CF – managers

Causanilles (1985)
A. Sánchez (1985^c)
Pesudo (1985–86)
Luiche (1986–88)
Floro (1988–89)
J. C. Rodríguez (1989)
A. Sánchez (1989^c)
López Sanjuán (1990)
R. González (1990–91)
López Sanjuán (1991–92)
J.L. Linares (1992^c)
E. Linares (1992)
Osman (1992–93)
Simón (1993–95)
Uriarte (1995)
Vidal (1995–96)
Subirats (1996–97)
Irulegui (1997–99)
Paquito (1999^c)
Caparrós (1999)
Paquito (1999–2000)
Muñoz (2000–02)
Paquito (2002^c)
Floro (2002–04)
Paquito (2004)
Pellegrini (2004–09)
Valverde (2009–10)
Garrido (2010–11)
Molina (2011–12)
Lotina (2012)
Preciado (2012)
Velázquez (2012–13)
Marcelino (2013–)

SD Ponferradina – managers

De Miguel (1944–45)
Del Pino (1945–46)
Omist (1946–48)
Rocasolano (1948)
Omist (1948–50)
Plattkó (1950–51)
Morán (1951–52)
Omist (1952–54)
Hernández (1954–56)
Omist (1956–58)
Armando (1958–59)
Fuentes (1959–60)
Armando (1960–61)
Paquillo (1961–63)
Álvarez (1963–64)
Cerezo (1964–66)
Susilla (1966–67)
Omist (1967–68)
Hinojosa (1968)
Leardi (1968–69)
Tito (1969)
Cerezo (1969–70)
Pestaña (1970–71)
Pintos (1971–72)
Cerezo (1972–73)
Rodríguez (1973)
Jiménez Piñero (1973–74)
Rodríguez (1974–75)
Martín (1975)
Rodríguez (1975–76)
García Arroyo (1976–77)
Caeiro (1977–80)
Cubelos (1980–82)
Rodríguez (1982–85)
Tartilán (1985–86)
Cuesta (1986–87)
Saro (1987–89)
Tartilán (1989–90)
Guillermo (1990–91)
Tartilán (1991)
González (1991–92)
Yosu (1992)
Álvarez (1992–94)
Tartilán (1994)
Álvarez (1994)
Eulate (1994–95)
Aníbal (1995–96)
Cuesta (1996)
Eulate (1996)
Gómez (1996)
Cubelos (1996)
Galarraga (1996–97)
López Sanjuán (1997)
Carrete (1997–98)
Tartilán (1998–99)
Carrete (1999)
Tartilán (1999)
Saro (1999–2001)
Tartilán (2001)
Simón (2001–03)
Álvarez Tomé (2003–05)
Pichi Lucas (2005–07)
Tartilán (2007)
Amaral (2007–08)
Viadero (2008–09)
Tartilán (2009)
Granero (2009–11)
Nistal (2011)
Barragán (2011–14)
Díaz (2014–16)
Nistal^c (2016)
Fabri (2016–)

AD Alcorcón – managers

Manzanares (1971–73)
Belín (1973–74)
De Campos (1974–76)
Güemes (1976–82)
Pablo (1982–86)
Sevilla (1986–87)
Sierra (1987)
Alvarado (1987–88)
Serrano (1988–89)
Pablo (1989–90)
Sevilla (1990–91)
Huelva (1991–92)
Clemente (1992–93)
Gil (1993–94)
Juanes (1994)
Cassy (1994–95)
Vicente (1995)
Parra (1995–98)
López (1998)
Pablo (1998–2000)
Herráiz (2000–01)
García Calderón (2001–02)
Parreño (2002)
Manolo Romero (2002)
González (2002–05)
Gordo (2005–06)
González (2006–07)
Garro (2007–08)
Cano^c (2008)
Anquela (2008–12)
Bordalás (2012–13)
Álvarez (2013–14)
Bordalás (2014–15)
Muñiz (2015–)

Real Oviedo – managers

Pentland (1926–27)
Burton (1927–28)
Fivébr (1928–29)
O'Connell (1929–31)
Tonijuán (1931–33)
Sampere (1933–35)
Peña (1935–36)
Martí (1940–41)
Álvarez (1941–1942)
Meana (1942–47)
Gamborena (1947–48)
Urquizu (1948–50)
Caicedo (1950–51)
Urquiri (1951–54)
Balmanya (1954–55)
Álvarez (1955)
Pasarín (1955–56)
Toba (1956–57)
Argila (1957)
Picabea (1957–59)
Pasarín (1959)
Argila (1959–60)
Barinaga (1960–61)
Argila (1961)
Pérez Vázquez (1961–62)
Sánchez Valdés (1962)
Ochoa (1962–63)
Orizaola (1963–64)
Toba (1964)
Martín (1964–65)
Diestro (1965)
Antúnez (1965–66)
Sánchez Valdés (1966)
Aretio (1966–67)
Ochoa (1967–68)
Cuervo (1968)
Cobo (1968–69)
Eguiluz (1969)
Casas (1969–70)
Horacio (1970)
García de Andoin (1970–71)
Cuervo (1971)
Toba (1971–73)
Barinaga (1973–74)
Miera (1974–76)
Cuervo (1976–77)
Ruiz Sosa (1977–78)
Barinaga (1978)
Lalo (1978–79)
Diestro & García Lavilla (1979)
Yosu (1979–81)
Rodríguez de Miguel (1981–82)
García Lavilla (1982–83)
Costa (1983–84)
Romero (1984–86)
Ruiz (1986)
Carrete (1986–87)
Miera (1987–89)
Irureta (1989–93)
Antić (1993–95)
Brzić (1995–96)
Lillo (1996–97)
Novo (1997)
Tabárez (1997–98)
Vázquez (1998–99)
Aragonés (1999–2000)
Antić (2000–01)
Marigil (2001–02)
Vicente (2002–03)
Sánchez (2003)
Rivas (2003–06)
Velázquez (2006–07)
Solís (2007)
Díaz (2007)
Carrasco (2007–08)
Álvarez (2008)
González (2008–09)
Álvarez (2009)
Lucas (2009–10)
Martínez (2010–11)
Pacheta (2011–12)
Sarriugarte (2012–13)
Granero (2013–14)
Robles (2014)
Egea (2014–16)
Generelo (2016–)

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