Roman Jakóbczak

Roman Jakóbczak
Personal information
Full name	Roman Józef Jakóbczak
Date of birth	(1946-02-26) 26 February 1946
Place of birth	Września, Poland
Height	1.77 m (5 ft 9 ¹⁄₂ in)
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1966–1969	Śląsk Wrocław
1969–1971	Pogoń Szczecin	36	(11)
1971–1976	Lech Poznań	112	(33)
1976–1977	Châteauroux
1977–1978	Red Star
1978–1979	Rouen	21	(4)
1979–1980	Perpignan
1980–1981	Lech Poznań
National team
1974–1976	Poland	5	(2)
Teams managed
1993	Lech Poznań
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Roman Jozef Jakóbczak (born February 26, 1946 in Września) was a Polish footballer (midfielder) who participated in FIFA World Cup 1974 . He was a member of Poland national football team (5 matches/2 goals^[1]) in that time . The club he was connected most time was Lech Poznań.^[2] After his football career, he became a football manager.^[3]

References

Poland squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup Third Place

1 Fischer 2 Tomaszewski 3 Kalinowski 4 Szymanowski 5 Gut 6 Gorgoń 7 Wieczorek 8 Bulzacki 9 Żmuda 10 Musiał 11 Ćmikiewicz 12 Deyna (c) 13 Kasperczak 14 Maszczyk 15 Jakóbczak 16 Lato 17 Szarmach 18 Gadocha 19 Domarski 20 Kapka 21 Kmiecik 22 Kusto Coach: Górski

Lech Poznań – managers

Kwiatkowski (1932–36)
Marcai (1936–38)
A. K. Pawlak (1938–39)
Bródka (1945–46)
Kamena (1946–47)
Bródka (1947–48)
Demeunyck (1948–49)
Bottcher (1949)
Walter (1950)
Bottcher & Bródka (1950–51)
Balcer (1951–52)
Woźniak (1953)
Tarka (1954–57)
Białas (1957)
Lugr (1957–58)
Czapczyk (1959–61)
Tarka (1961–62)
Słoma (1962–63)
Drabski (1963–64)
Czapczyk (1964)
Słoma (1964–65)
Białas (1965–66)
Brzozowski (1966)
Białas (1966)
Tarka (1966–68)
Białas (1969–72)
Chudziak (1972)
Dziwisz (1972–73)
Pekowski (1973–75)
Hradecki (1975–76)
Chudziak & Białas (1976)
Kopa (1976–79)
Łoś (1978–79)
Łazarek (1980–84)
Jezerski & Machciński (1985)
Jakubowski (1985–86)
Waligóra (1986–87)
Kasalik & Napierała (1987)
Szerszenowicz (1987–88)
Apostel (1988)
Strugarek (1988–89)
Kopa & Strugarek (1989–91)
Apostel (1991–93)
Jakóbczak (1993)
Stępczak (1993–94)
Matołka (1994)
Szukiełowicz (1994–95)
Franiak (1995–96)
Marchlewicz (1996)
Polak (1996–97)
Marchlewicz (1997)
K. Pawlak (1997–98)
Marchlewicz (1998)
Kopa (1998)
Marchlewicz (1998)
Topolski (1998–99)
Kurowski (1999–2000)
Franiak (2000)
Wąsikiewicz (2000)
Pinter (2000)
Topolski (2000–01)
Baniak (2001–02)
Jakołcewicz (2002)
Panik (2002–03)
Pala (2003)
Michniewicz (2003–06)
Smuda (2006–09)
Zieliński (2009–10)
Bakero (2010–12)
Rumak (2012–14)
Chrobak (2014)
Skorża (2014–15)
Urban (2015–)

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