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Anatoliy Zayaev
Personal information
Full name	Anatoliy Mykolayovych Zayaev
Date of birth	October 27, 1931 (1931-10-27) (age 80)
Place of birth	USSR
Playing position	Coach
Teams managed
Years	Team
1991-1993	SC Tavriya Simferopol
2001-2002	FC Cherkasy
2002-2003	SC Tavriya Simferopol

Anatoliy Zayaev (born October 27, 1931) was a Soviet football player and is a Ukrainian coach. Until 1990's worked in SC Tavriya Simferopol as the team director. In 1992 he became famous by obaining the national title when SC Tavriya Simferopol beat FC Dynamo Kyiv in Lviv.

Honours

Ukrainian Premier League winner: 1992 (as a manager).

External links

(Russian) Profile

v · d · eFC Chayka Sevastopol – managers

Lis (1971) · Fomin (1973–74) · Zayaev (1981–82) · Tugarin (1983–86) · Makarov (1987–90) · Pavlyukov (1991) · Rudyka (1991–92) · Borys (1992–93) · Makarov (1993–94) · Zhylin (1994–95) · Petrov (1995–96) · Borys (1997–99) · Petrov (1999) · Diyev (2000^c) · Repenkov (2001–02) ·

SC Tavriya Simferopol – managers

Glebov (1958–59) · Karichev (1960) · Ivanov (1961–62) · Sochnev (1962–63) · Gorelov (1964–65) · Shpynyov (1966) · Yulygin (1967) · Zubrytskyi (1968–69) · Bubukin (1970–72) · Hulevskyi (1973) · Shaposhnikov (1974–77) · Batalov (1978) · Ivanov (1978–79) · Polosin (1980–81) · Volchok (1982) · Kon'kov (1982–83) · Logofet (1984) · Kon'kov (1985) · Polosin (1986) · Solovyov (1987–88) · Pavlov (1989–90) · Zayaev (1991–93) · Kostin (1994) · Cheremysin (1994) · Shalychev (1995) · Aronov (1995^c) · Shvedyuk (1995^c) · Zayaev (1995) · Balan (1996) · Shevchenko (1996) · Pavlov (1997) · Shvedyuk (1997^c) · Balan (1997^c) · Balan (1998) · Hrachov (1998) · Petrov (1999) · Korobochka (1999) · Muntyan (2000) · Ishchenko (2000–01) · Zayaev (2001) · Petrov (2001–02) · Zayaev (2002–04) · Fedorchuk (2004–05) · Fomenko (2006–08) · Puchkov (2008–10) · Petrov (2010–11^c) · Shudryk (2011^c) · Altman (2011–)

MFC Mykolaiv – managers

Oshenkov (1960) · Goryanskiy (1961) · Vodyagin (1962–63) · Lemeshko (1965–66) · Lerman (1967) · Voynov (1967–69) · Oshenkov (1970) · Lemeshko (1971–74) · Fomin (1977) · Voynov (1978–79) · Ishchenko (1979–82) · Pestov (1982–83) · Kucherevskyi (1984–85) · Balan (1986) · Zubkov (1987) · Lysenchuk (1988–89) · Balan (1989–92) · Naumenko (1992) · Koltun (1993–94) · Zhuravko (1994) · Koltun (1994) · Kucherevskyi (1994–97) · Puchkov (1997^c) · Zayaev (1997–98) · Kon'kov (1998) · Nikolayenko (1998^c) · Krasnetskyi (1999) · Kalyta (1999–2003) · Mazur (2003^c) · Pokora (2003–04) · Ishchenko (2004–05) · Mazarati (2005) · Haydarzhi (2005–07) · Spitsyn (2007^c) · Mazarati (2007–09) · Kalyta (2009–10) · Mazarati (2010) · Zabranskyi (2010–)

FC Spartak Ivano-Frankivsk – managers

Betsa (1953) · Shchanov (195x–56) · Smyslov (1957–xx) · Dumanskyi (1965–69) · Kirichenko (1969–71) · Mykhalyna (1971) · Lukashenko (1971) · Lukashenko (1972–73) · Kirichenko (1975–76) · Zhylin (1977) · Fomin (1978) · Rudakov (1979) · Tugarin (1980) · Shandor (1981) · Rassykhin (198x–85) · Streltsov (1986–88) · Dyachuk-Stavytskyi (1988) · Kozin (1989) · Streltsov (1990) · Krasnetskyi (1990–92) · Shulyatytskyi (1992) · Ņesterenko (1992–93) · Yurchenko (1993–96) · Streltsov (1996) · Kolotov (1996–97) · Yurchenko (1997) · Blavatskyi (1998) · Boyko (1998^c) · Zayaev (1998–99) · Yavorskyi (1999) · Boyko (1999^c) · Morozov (1999–2000) · Boyko (2000^c) · Turyanskyi (2000–01) · Prystay (2001) · Bohuslavskyi (2001) · Ishchenko (2001–02) · Dushkov (2002) · Yurchenko (2003) · Blavatskyi (2003–04) · Prystay (2004–05) · Yurchenko (2006) · Mandryk (2006^c) · Shulyatytskyi (2006–07^c) · Kucherenko (2007) · Vasylkiv (2007^c) ·

FC Polissya Zhytomyr – managers

Zhylin (1967–70) · Sosyura (1971–72) · Lifshyts (1972) · Starodubov (1973) · Zhylin (1974–76) · Bannikov (1977–78) · Biba (1980) · Hulevskyi (1986) · Ishchenko (1987–89) · Avdysh (1989) · Starodubov (1990) · Dushkov (1991) · Avdysh (1992) · Ishchenko (1992–93) · Sarkisov (1994) · Koltun (1994) · Cheremisin (1995) · Nechayev (1995) · Avdysh (1995) · Biba (1996) · Veber (1996^c) · Ishchenko (1996–97) · Yakubovskyi (1997–98) · Avdysh (1998) · Yakubovskyi (1998) · Pokora (1998) · Avdysh (1998–99) · Dunets (1999) · Avdysh (1999) · Varzhelenko (2000) · Avdysh (2000) · Zayaev (2000) · Shkolnykov (2001) · Shevchenko (2001) · Avdysh (2001–03) · Tomakh (2004) · Shkolnykov (2004) · Khomenko (2004^c) · Avdysh (2004) ·

FC Dnipro Cherkasy – managers

Lerman (19xx–6x) · Hreber (1964–65) · Zavorotnyi (19xx–xx) · Popovych (1970–71) · Ostrovskiy (1971) · Khmelnytskyi (1973–74) · Molotay (197x–81) · Zhylin (1981–83) · Lukashenko (198x–8x) · Pershyn (1988–89) · Kozenkov (1989–90) · Zhylin (1990–92) · Osinovskyi (1992–95) · Artyukh (1995) · Chupryna (1996) · Piskun (1996^c) · Osinovskyi (1997–98) · Pershyn (1998) · Muntyan (1998–99) · Kyrylyuk (2000–01) · Zayaev (2001) · Pershyn (2002) · Kyrylyuk & Foshchiy (2002) · Puchkov (2003) · Shcherbakov (2004–05) · Morozov (2006–07) · Ryabokon (2007–08) · Bezsmertnyi (2008–09) ·

Persondata
Name	Zayaev, Anatoliy
Alternative names
Short description	Ukrainian football manager
Date of birth	October 27, 1931
Place of birth	USSR
Date of death
Place of death

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