Iceland National Football Team - National Coaches

National Coaches

The first four national coaches (1946–1949) only managed the team for a single game.

Manager Year(s) Games Win Draw Loss Win %
Freddie Steele & Murdo McDougall 1946 - - - - -
Roland Bergström 1947 - - - - -
Fritz Buchloh 1949 - - - - -
Óli B. Jónsson 1951 - - - - -
Franz Köhler 1953 - - - - -
Karl Guðmundsson 1954–1956 - - - - -
Alex Weir 1957 - - - - -
Óli B. Jónsson 1958 - - - - -
Karl Guðmundsson 1959 - - - - -
Óli B. Jónsson 1960 - - - - -
Karl Guðmundsson 1961 - - - - -
Ríkharður Jónsson 1962 - - - - -
Karl Guðmundsson 1963–1966 - - - - -
Reynir Karlsson 1967 - - - - -
Walter Pfeiffer 1968 - - - - -
Ríkharður Jónsson 1969–1971 - - - - -
Duncan McDowell 1972 - - - - -
Eggert Jóhannesson 1972 - - - - -
Henning Enoksen 1973 - - - - -
Tony Knapp 1974–1977 - - - - -
Jurí Ilitchev 1978–1979 - - - - -
Guðni Kjartansson 1980–1981 - - - - -
Jóhannes Atlason 1982–1983 - - - - -
Tony Knapp 1984–1985 - - - - -
Siegfried Held 1986–1989 - - - - -
Guðni Kjartansson 1989 - - - - -
Bo Johansson 1990–1991 15 7 1 7 46.6%
Ásgeir Elíasson 1991–1995 34 11 7 15 32.3%
Logi Ólafsson 1996–1997 14 4 3 7 28.5%
Guðjón Þórðarson 1997–1999 25 11 6 8 44.0%
Atli Eðvaldsson 2000–2003 31 11 5 15 35.4%
Ásgeir Sigurvinsson & Logi Ólafsson 2003–2005 24 6 5 13 25.0%
Eyjólfur Sverrisson 2006–2007 14 2 4 8 14.2%
Ólafur Jóhannesson 2007–2011 39 11 9 19 28.2%
Lars Lagerbäck 2011– 10 4 0 6 40%

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