Revaz Dzodzuashvili

Revaz Dzodzuashvili
Personal information
Full name	Revaz Mikhaylovich Dzodzuashvili Revaz Mikheilis dze Dzodzuashvili
Date of birth	(1945-04-15) 15 April 1945
Place of birth	Kutaisi, Georgian SSR, Soviet Union
Playing position	Right back
Club information
Current team	PFC Turan Tovuz
Youth career
1963–1964	Torpedo Kutaisi
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1964–1967	Torpedo Kutaisi	67	(1)
1968–1976	Dinamo Tbilisi	234	(4)
National team
1969–1974	USSR	49	(0)
Teams managed
1976	SKA Tbilisi
1977	Lokomotiv Samtredia
1978	Torpedo Kutaisi
1979	FC Kolkheti Poti
1988–1989	Torpedo Kutaisi
1991–1993	FC Dinamo Tbilisi
1993–1995	Metallurg Rustavi
1995	FC Temp Shepetivka
1998–1999	Latvia
1999–2000	FC Lokomotivi Tbilisi
2000	Al-Ittihad Jeddah
2000–2001	Georgia
2001–2002	Torpedo Kutaisi
2002	FC Uralan Elista
2003	FC Alania
2005	FC Dynamo Makhachkala
2007	FC Olimpi Rustavi
2008–2009	FC Shakhter
2010	PFC Turan Tovuz
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Olympic medal record
Representing Soviet Union
Men’s Football
	1972 Munich	Team competition

Revaz Mikhaylovich Dzodzuashvili (Georgian: რევაზ მიხეილის ძე ძოძუაშვილი, Revaz Mikheilis dze Dzodzuashvili; Russian: Рева́з Миха́йлович Дзодзуашви́ли; born 15 April 1945 in Kutaisi, Georgian SSR, Soviet Union now Imereti, Georgia) is a Soviet football manager and a former player.

He earned 49 caps for the USSR national football team, and participated in the 1970 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 1972. He also earned a bronze medal in football at the 1972 Summer Olympics.

After retiring from playing he became a football manager, including a stint as head coach of the Latvia national football team. He was a manager of FC Shakhter at the start of 2008 season, but his contract was terminated soon.

External links

Profile (in Russian)

UEFA Euro 1972 Team of the Tournament

Goalkeeper	Yevhen Rudakov

Defenders	Revaz Dzodzuashvili Paul Breitner Murtaz Khurtsilava Franz Beckenbauer

Midfielders	Herbert Wimmer Uli Hoeneß Günter Netzer

Forwards	Jupp Heynckes Gerd Müller Raoul Lambert

Soviet Union squad – 1970 FIFA World Cup

1 Shmuts 2 Kavazashvili 3 Afonin 4 Dzodzuashvili 5 Kaplychnyi 6 Lovchev 7 Logofet 8 Khurtsilava 9 Shesternyov (c) 10 Zykov 11 Asatiani 12 Kiselyov 13 Yashin 14 Muntyan 15 Serebryanikov 16 Byshovets 17 Yevryuzhikhin 18 Metreveli 19 Nodia 20 Puzach 21 Khmelnitsky 22 Porkujan Coach: Kachalin

Soviet Union squad – UEFA Euro 1972 Runners-up

GK Pilguy GK Rudakov DF Abramov DF Dzodzuashvili DF Istomin DF Kaplychnyi DF Matviyenko DF Troshkin MF Baidachny MF Dolmatov MF Khurtsilava (c) MF Kolotov MF Konkov MF Muntyan FW Banishevskiy FW Kozynkevych FW Nodia FW Onyshchenko Coach: Ponomarev

Soviet Union squad – 1972 Summer Olympics Bronze Medalists

1 Rudakov 2 Istomin 3 Khurtsilava 4 Lovchev 5 Kaplychnyi 6 Kolotov 7 Onyshchenko 8 Semyonov 9 Yakubik 10 Kuksov 11 Yevryuzhikhin 12 Dzodzuashvili 13 Olshansky 14 Zanazanyan 15 Andreasyan 16 Sabo 17 Pilguy 18 Yeliseyev 19 Blokhin Coach: Ponomarev

FC Dinamo Tbilisi – managers

Limbeck (1936)
Pachulia (1936)
Sokolov (1937–39)
Butusov (1939–40)
Minaev (1940–41)
Alperin (194x–45)
Jordania (1945–47)
Berdzenishvili (1948–49)
Yakushin (1950–53)
Paichadze (1953–54)
Jordania (1955)
Jejelava (1956–57)
Gagua (1958)
Sokolov (1958)
Jordania (1959–61)
Gogoberidze (1961–62)
Yakushin (1962–64)
Kachalin (1964–65)
Kotrikadze (1966)
Solovyov (1967–68)
Chokheli (1969–70)
Kachalin (1971–72)
Kotrikadze (1973)
Chokheli (1974)
Yakushin (1974–75)
Akhalkatsi (1976–83)
Kipiani (1984–85)
Akhalkatsi (1985–86)
Asatiani (1987)
Zonin (1988)
Kipiani (1988–91)
Dzodzuashvili (1992)
Nodia (1992–94)
Chkhaidze (1994)
Kutivadze (1994–95)
Jvania (1995)
Kipiani (1996–97)
Akobia (1998)
Khurtsilava (1998–99)
Boskamp (1998)
Geguchadze (1999)
Korghalidze (1999–2000)
Chimakadze (2000)
Arveladze (2000–01)
Tkebuchava (2001)
Nodia (2001)
Šušak (2002–04)
Geguchadze (2004–05)
Tskhadadze (2005–06)
Chernyshov (2006)
Kacharava (2006)
Uhrin (2006–08)
Zobel (2008–09)
Kacharava (2009–2011)
Álex García (2011–2012)
Devdariani (2012)
Mumladze (2012)
Uhrin (2012–2013)
Zhvania (2013–2014)
Bílek (2014)
Gogichaishvili (2014–2015)
Geguchadze (2015–2016)
Jarábek (2016–)

FC Temp Shepetivka – managers

Sekech (1990–91) Avdysh (1992) Voynov (1992) Dotsenko (1993) Tkachenko (1993–94) Bernikov (1994–95) Dzodzuashvili (1995–)

Latvia national football team – managers

Technical Commission (1922–23) Rēdlihs (1924) Malousek (1924) Wilson (1925) Molnár (1926) Kurz (1927) Malousek (1929) Rēdlihs (1930–31) Lapiņš (1932) Voggenhuber (1935) Stanzel (1936–39) Upenieks (1940) Gilis (1992–97) Dzodzuashvili (1998–99) Johnson (1999–2001) Starkovs (2001–04) Andrejevs (2004–07) Starkovs (2007–13) Pahars (2013–)

FC Elista – managers

Protasov (1968)
Kotov (1971–72)
Moshkin (1973)
Koldakov (1974)
Chikhradze (1975)
Larin (1976–78)
Ochirov (1979–84)
Zubakov (1985)
Lendelgolts (1988)
Zazroyev (1988–90)
Lidzhiev (1991)
Lendelgolts (1992–93)
Lidzhiev (1994–95)
Yakovenko (1996–97)
Shevchenko (1998)
Yakovenko (1999)
Skrynnikov^c (1999)
Kucherevsky (1999)
Skrynnikov^c (1999)
Averyanov (1999–2000)
Dergach (2000)
Irkhin (2000)
Bunjak (2000)
Pavlov (2001–2002)
Shishlov^c (2002)
Dzodzuashvili (2002)
Shalimov (2003)
Slutsky (2003–2004)
Volgin^c (2004)
Slutsky (2004)
Volgin^c (2004)
Bogdanov (2004)
Skrynnikov (2005–2006)

FC Alania Vladikavkaz – managers

Artemyev (1960)
Kozyrskiy (1960)
Timakov (1961–62)
G. Gagloyev (1962)
Yablochkin (1963)
Antonevich (1964)
G. Gagloyev (1965)
Grechishnikov (1965)
Gornostayev (1966–67)
Tsalikov (1967)
Zazroyev (1968–70)
Tuaev (1970)
Korshunov (1971)
Chikhradze (1971)
Zazroyev (1972)
Larin (1973)
Tuaev (1973–77)
Belov (1977–78)
Tsalikov (1978–80)
Zazroyev (1980–81)
Kochetkov (1982)
Maslov (1983)
Varlamov (1984)
Ovchinnikov (1985–86)
Zazroyev (1986–87)
Romantsev (1988)
Val. Gazzaev (1989–91)
Khudiyev (1991)
Novikov (1992–93)
Yanovsky^c (1993)
Fedotov^c (1993)
Val. Gazzaev (1994–99)
Gutsaev (2000)
Yanovsky^c (2000)
Averyanov (2000–01)
Yanovsky (2001)
Muntyan (2002)
B. Tedeyev (2002)
Dzodzuashvili (2003)
Yanovsky^c (2003)
Khudiyev (2003)
B. Tedeyev (2003)
Courbis (2004)
Cvetković^c (2004)
Sekinayev^c (2004)
B. Tedeyev (2005)
Gess (2005)
Yanovsky^c (2005)
Shum (2005)
Yanovsky^c (2005)
Stukalov (2006)
Tskhovrebov (2007–08)
Petrakov (2009)
Yanovsky^c (2009)
Rednic (2009)
Shevchuk (2010)
Vl. Gazzayev (2011–12)
Val. Gazzayev (2012–13)
Vl. Gazzayev (2013–14)
Pagayev (2014–15)
Z. Tedeyev (2015–16)
F. Gagloyev (2016–)

Ittihad FC – managers

Shendi (1960)
Cramer (1977–81)
El-Gohary (1981–82)
Joubert (1983–84)
Luxemburgo (1984)
Houghton (1984–86)
Skocik (1987–89)
Höher (1989–90)
Mészöly (1991–92)
Andersson (1993)
Houghton (1993–94)
Campos (1995–96)
Dimitri (1996–97)
Egervári (1997)
D. Novák (1997–98)
Campos (1998)
Dimitri (1998)
Oscar (1999–00)
Dzodzuashvili (2000)
Dimitri (2000)
Dossena (2000–01)
Ardiles (2001)
Oscar (2001)
Cuccureddu (2002)
Ivić (2003–04)
Dragan Talajić (a.i.) (2004)
Peruzović (2004–05)
Iordănescu (2005–06)
Metsu (2006)
Halilhodžić (2006)
Dimitri (2006–07)
Candinho (2007)
E. Soares (2007–08)
Calderón (2008–09)
Trossero (2009–10)
Manuel José (2010)
Toni (2011)
Dimitri (2011)
Kek (2011–12)
Caneda (2012–13)
San José (2013)
Verzeri (2014)
Pițurcă (2014–15)
Bölöni (2015)
Pițurcă (2015–)

Georgia national football team – managers

Norakidze (1990–93)
Chivadze (1993–96)
Gutsaev (1996)
Kipiani (1997)
Gutsaev (1998)
Imnadze (1998)
Gutsaev (1998–99)
Boskamp (1999)
Dzodzuashvili & Kipiani (2000–01)
Chivadze (2001–03)
Šušak (2003)
Jordania (2003)
Tkebuchava (2004)
Giresse (2004–05)
Darsadze (2005)
Toppmöller (2006–08)
Segrt^c (2008)
Cúper (2008–09)
Ketsbaia (2009–14)
Tskhadadze (2014–16)
Weiss (2016–)

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