Clive Barker

(soccer)

For the English author and film director, see Clive Barker.

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Clive William Barker (born June 23, 1944 in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal) is a South African football (soccer) coach who currently manages Premier Soccer League club AmaZulu. He guided the South African national team to their only African Nations Cup title in 1996.

Since the 1970s, 'The Dog', as he's popularly known, has coached numerous clubs in South Africa, including Manning Rangers, AmaZulu (Zulu Royals), Santos.

v • d • e South Africa national football team – Managers

Tshabalala (1992) • Mashaba (1992) • Palacios (1992–94) • Barker (1994–97) • Sono (1998) • Troussier (1998) • Moloto (1998–00) • Queiroz (2000–02) • Sono (2002) • Mashaba (2002–03) • Phumo (2004) • Baxter (2004–05) • Dumitru (2005–06) • Mosimane (2006) • Parreira (2007–08) • Santana (2008–)

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AmaZulu – current squad

3 B. Biyela • 4 Majola • 5 Chintu • 6 Issah • 7 Ngxabi • 8 Sikhakhane • 9 Shongwe • 10 Mkhize • 11 J. Zwane • 12 Chabalala • 13 Van Heerden • 14 Ritson • 16 Ngwenya • 17 Noble • 18 Dlamini • 19 Yemo • 20 N. Zwane • 22 Dundee • 23 S. Biyela • 25 Bukasa Kasonga • 26 Sillo • 27 Mogale • 28 Ariweriyai • 29 Gumede • 30 Kakonje • 33 Ncala • 36 Mzimela • 42 Mamphitha • 50 Mabaso • Manager: Barker

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