Viktor Zernov

This name uses Eastern Slavic naming customs; the patronymic is Yevgenyevich and the family name is Zernov.

Viktor Zernov
Personal information
Full name	Viktor Yevgenyevich Zernov
Date of birth	(1945-01-03) January 3, 1945
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1968	FC Rassvet Krasnoyarsk	11	(?)
1972	FC Sibiryak Bratsk	?	(?)
Teams managed
1988	FC Geolog Tyumen (assistant)
1989-1995	FC Spartak-d Moscow (assistant)
1998	PFC Spartak Nalchik
1999	FC Dynamo-2 Moscow
2001	FC Chernomorets Novorossiysk
2001	FC Krasnoznamensk
2003	FC Spartak Kostroma
2004	MTZ-RIPO Minsk
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Viktor Yevgenyevich Zernov (Russian: Виктор Евгеньевич Зернов; born January 3, 1945) is a Russian professional football coach and a former player.

External links

Career summary at KLISF

PFC Spartak Nalchik – managers

Chumburidze (1952)
Chikhradze (1953–54)
Abramyan (1955)
Podznyakov (1957)
Suyetin (1959)
Chumburidze (1960)
Leuta (1961)
Novikov (1962)
Chikhradze (1964–65)
Kotov (1966)
Kholodkov (1967–68)
Kotov (1968–69)
Kirsh (1969–71)
Chikhradze (1972)
Shcherbatenko (1972)
Chikhradze (1973)
Krutikov (1974–75)
Naurzokov (1976)
Zolotukhin (1977–78)
Krutikov (1979)
Apshev (1980–82)
Eshtrekov (1983–1989)
Aldyshev (1989–91)
Tlyarugov (1992–93)
Naurzokov (1994)
Sinitsyn (1995)
Kumykov (1996–98)
Zernov (1998)
Khantsev (1998–2000)
Ponomaryov (2000)
Yeshugov (2001–03)
Krasnozhan (2004–10)
Eshtrekov (2011)
Tashuyev (2011–12)
Shipshev^c (2012–)

FC Chernomorets Novorossiysk – managers

Rasskazov (1960–61)
Sherekhov (1961–62)
Timakov (1962–63)
Falyan (1964)
Stupakov (1965)
Kasyanov (1966–67)
Rasskazov (1968)
Shinkaryov (1969–70)
Vasilyev (1978–80)
Naydyonov (1980–81)
Shklyar (1982)
Kusch (1984)
Surov (1984–85)
Naydyonov (1986–90)
Khvan (1990)
Mikhaylov (1991)
Dolmatov (1992–95)
Butenko (1995)
Dolmatov (1995–98)
Butenko (1998–99)
Fedotov (1999)
Baidachny (2000–01)
Zernov (2001)
Razinsky^c (2001)
Andreyev (2001)
Dyshekov^c (2001)
Nenenko (2002)
Dyshekov^c (2002)
Chetverik (2003)
Gamula (2003)
Pavlov (2003)
Gamula^c (2003)
Garmashov (2004)
Bikzhanov^c (2004)
Tishchenko^c (2004)
Manasyan (2005)
Gamula (2006)
Sarkisov (2006)
Dyshekov (2007–08)
Yuzhanin (2008–09)
Sarkisov^c (2009)
Cherniy^c (2009)
Irkhin (2009)
Cherniy^c (2009)
Dyshekov (2009–11)
Cherniy (2011–12)
Dolmatov (2012–15)
Sarkisov (2015–)

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