Volodymyr Atamanyuk

Volodymyr Atamanyuk
Personal information
Full name	Volodymyr Mykolayovych Atamanyuk
Date of birth	(1955-06-13) 13 June 1955
Place of birth	Ukrainian SSR
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1978-1981	FC Metalurh Zaporizhia	25	(2)
Teams managed
1989-1993	FC Torpedo Zaporizhia (assistant)
2001-2002	FC Metalurh Zaporizhia
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Volodymyr Mykolayovych Atamanyuk (Ukrainian: Володимир Миколайович Атаманюк, born 13 June 1955 in Ukraine) is a retired Soviet football player and an Ukrainian coach.

Honours

References

(Russian) Profile

FC Nyva Vinnytsia – managers

Shchegotsky (1958)
Zhylin (1959–62)
Lifshyts (1963)
Zhylin (1964–65)
Makarov (1966)
Bohdanovych (1968)
Kuznyetsov (1969)
Lerman (1971–73)
Zhylin (1977–79)
Shkolnykov (1983–86)
Shydlovskyi (1987–88)
Tomakh (1988–90)
Hroznyi (1990–92)
Petrov (1992)
Shkolnykov (1992–94)
Bobaryko (1994–95)
Koval^c (1995)
Morozov (1995–96)
Kasanov (1996–97)
Reva^c (1997)
Ishchenko (1997–98)
Atamanyuk^c (1998)
Haidarzhy^c (1998)
Yavorskyi (1998)
Haidarzhy (1999–2000)
Reva (2000–01)
Dushkov (2001)
Tarasenko (2001)
Reva (2002–03)
Pokora (2003)
Chopyk^c (2003)
Radenko (2003–04)
Fedorchuk^c (2004)
Ihnatenko^c (2004)
Pokora^c (2004)
Bezsonov (2004–05)
Solovyenko (2006–07)
Panchyshyn (2007–08)
Solovyenko (2008)
Blavatskyi (2009)
Fedorchuk (2009–11)
Ostapenko^c (2011)
Shumovytskyi^c (2012)
Ostapenko^c (2012–)

FC Metalurh Zaporizhya – managers

Voytenko (1935–3x)
Balaba (1951–52)
Glazkov (1953–54)
Kostylev (1955–56)
M.Churkin (195x–61)
Korshunov (1961–62)
Lerman (1963–65)
Rodos (1965)
Korshunov (1967–69)
Lukashenko (1970–71)
Stupakov (1972)
Zhylin (1972)
Zakharov (1973)
Vul (1974)
Fomin (1975)
Betsa (1976–78)
Hulevskyi (1979–80)
Zakharov (1981)
Tomakh (1981–88)
Nadein (1988–92)
Skredelis (1993)
Vul (1993)
Kuksov (1994)
Tomakh (1994–98)
Klyuchyk^c (1998)
Shtelin (1998–99)
Markevych (1999–01)
Atamanyuk (2001)
Taran (2001–02)
Lutkov (2002)
Nadein (2002)
Katalinić (2003)
Fomenko (2003)
Yurevich (2004)
Borovsky (2004)
Yaremchenko (2004–05)
Chantsev (2005)
Hroznyi (2005–06)
Yaschenko (2006–07)
Vernydub^c (2007)
Chantsev (2007–08)
Lutkov (2008–09)
Khodus^c (2009)
Hryhorchuk (2009)
Khodus^c (2009)
Hryhorchuk (2009–10)
Lutkov (2010–11)
Nehiryev^c (2011)
Zaytsev^c (2011–12)
Buznik^c (2012)
Luchkevych^c (2012)
Kovalets (2012)
Zayayev^c (2012)
Kvartsyanyi (2012)
Zaytsev^c (2013)
Puchkov (2013)
Taran (2013–14)
Tomakh^c (2014–15)
Chantsev (2015)
Storchak (2016–)

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