Real Betis - Managers

Managers

Manager Year Notes
Manuel Ramos Asenio 1911–14, 1914–15
Richard Herbert Jones 1914, 1916 Also first president
J.P. Bryce 1917
Carmelo Navarro 1918
Basilio Clemente 1918
Salvador Llinat 1920
Andrés Aranda 1922, 1939–40, 1943–46, 1949–52, 1965
Ramón Porlan y Merlo 1923
Alberto Álvarez 1924
Carlos Castañeda 1925
Juan Armet "Kinké" 1927–30 First year of league competition (1929)
Emilio Sampere 1930–32 Segunda champion 1932
Patrick O'Connell 1932–36, 1940–42, 1946–47 La Liga champion 1935
Cesáreo Baragaño 1942–43
Francisco Gómez 1942–43, 1953–55
Pedro Solé 1944–45
José Quirante 1947-48 First to play for both Real Madrid and Barcelona
Manuel Olivares 1952–53
Sabino Barinaga 1955, 1960, 1968–69
Pepe Valera 1955–57, 1967–68
Iturraspe 1957
Antonio Barrios 1957–59, 1967, 1969–72 Segunda champion 1958 and 1971
Josep Seguer 1959 Capped 4 times
Enrique Fernández 1959–60 Two times Uruguayan champion, Three times La Liga champion (2x Barcelona, 1x Real Madrid)
Fernando Daucik 1960–63, 1968–69 Three times La Liga champion (2x Barcelona, 1x Athletic)
Ernesto Pons 1963, 1965, 1966
Domènec Balmanya 1963–64 La Liga champion (Atlético)
Louis Hon 1964–65 Capped 12 times
Martim Francisco 1965–66
Luis Belló 1966–67
César Reyes 1967–68
Miguel González 1969–70
Esteban Areta 1971–72
Ferenc Szusza 1972–76 Segunda champion 1974
Rafael Iriondo 1976–78, 1981–82 Copa del Rey winner, 1977
José Luis Garcia Traid 1978–79
León Lasa 1979–1980
Luis Cid 1979–81, 1984–86
Luis Aragonés 1981, July 1997–June 98 Spain manager - Euro 2008 winners
Pedro Buenaventura 1982, 1988–89
Antal Dunai 1982 Capped 31 times
Marcel Domingo 1982–83 Capped once
Pepe Alzate 1983–85
Luis del Sol 1985–87, 2001 Youth player, capped 16 times
John Mortimore 1987–88 Portuguese champion, 1977 and 1987
Eusebio Ríos 1988
Cayetano Ré 1988–89 Capped 25 times
Juan Corbacho 1989
Julio Cardeñosa 1990 Copa del Rey winner, 1977
José Luis Romero 1990–91
José Ramón Esnaola 1991, 1993 Club player/goalkeeper coach
Jozef Jarabinsky 1991–92
Felipe Mesones 1992
Jorge D'Alessandro 1992–93
Sergije Krešić 1993–94
Lorenzo Serra Ferrer 1994–97, July 2004–June 6 Copa del Rey winner 2005
António Oliveira 1998
Vicente Cantatore 1998
Javier Clemente Oct 1998–June 99 Spain manager 1992–98
Carlos Griguol 1999–00
Faruk Hadžibegić Jan 2000–June 1 Club player, capped 61 times (Yugoslavia)
Guus Hiddink Feb 2000–May 00 Managed several national teams
Fernando Vázquez July 2000–March 1
Juande Ramos July 2001–May 2 UEFA Cup winner, Sevilla, 2006 and 2007
Víctor Fernández July 2002–June 4, Jan 2010–July 10 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner, Zaragoza, 1995
Javier Irureta July 2006–Dec 06 La Liga champion, Deportivo, 2000
Luis Fernández Dec 2006–June 7 Cup Winners' Cup winner, Paris SG, 1996
Paco Chaparro 2007, Dec 2007–April 9
Héctor Cúper July 2007–Dec 07
José María Nogués April 2009–June 9
Antonio Tapia July 2009–Jan 10
Pepe Mel July 2010–

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