Hans Backe , HANS BACKE

Hans Backe

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Hans Backe

Personal information

Date of birth

February 14, 1952 (age 56)

Place of birth

Sweden

Senior clubs¹

Years

Club

App (Gls)*

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1977–1978
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AIK
Bro IK
IF Brommapojkarna
Spånga IS

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32 (7)
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Teams managed

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1982–1984
1985
1989–1993
1994–1995
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1998–2000
2000–2001
2001–2005
2006
2007–2008
2008–-

Hammarby IF
Djurgårdens IF
Molde FK
Östers IF
AIK
Stabæk
AaB
SV Salzburg
FC Copenhagen
Panathinaikos
Manchester City (assistant manager)
Mexico (assistant manager)

¹ Senior club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only.
* Appearances (Goals)

Hans Backe (born February 14, 1952) is a Swedish football manager. As manager he has won four Danish titles with FC Copenhagen and AaB(Aalborg). He was the manager of Panathinaikos in Athens until September 14, 2006. He was fired after just two games due to the team's poor performance in this time. In July 2007 he was appointed as assistant manager for Manchester City in the English Premier League, working alongside fellow countryman Sven-Göran Eriksson. Prior to taking over as Manchester City assistant manager he worked as a Senior Advisor for Östers IF as well as football analyst and commentator for Swedish TV4. Hans briefly resigned his position at City after a family crisis in Sweden forced him to take compassionate leave shortly into his time at the club, but after a month was able to return at his former post. Along with Eriksson, Backe and First-Team Coach Tord Grip parted company with the Eastlands club, swiftly joining Mexico with the two Swedes.

v • d • e AaB – Managers

Rudbæk (1987–89) • Andreasen (1990–95) • Piontek (1995–96) • Westergaard (1996–97) • Søndergaard (1997) • Backe (1998–2000) • Rudbæk (2000–02) • Andreasen (2002–03) • Kusk (2003) • Hamrén (2003–2008) • Rioch (2008) • Kuhn (2008) • Pehrsson (2009–)

v • d • e F.C. Copenhagen – Managers

Johansen (1992–92) • Kristensen (1994) • Johansen (1994–95) • Schäfer (1995–96) • Brink (1996–97) • Karlsson (1997–98) • Brink (1998) • Andersen (1999) • Brink (1999–2000) • Hodgson (2000–01) • Karlsson (2001) • Holmstrøm (2001) • Backe (2001–05) • Solbakken (2006–)

Panathinaikos FC – Managers

Game (1951–63) • Bobek (1963–67) • Guttmann (1967–68) • Petropoulos (1968–70) • Puskás (1970–74) • Górski (1976–77) • Petropoulos (1979) • Pesaola (1979–80) • Allen (1980) • Papaemanouil (1980) • Senekowitsch (1980–81) • Petropoulos (1981–82) • Kovács (1982–83) • Papaemanouil (1983) • Tsakos (1983) • Gmoch (1983–85) • Packert (1985–86) • Ivić (1986) • Daniil (1986–88) • Bengtsson (1988–89) • Bonev (1989–90) • Daniil (1990–92) • Osim (1992–94) • Rocha (1994–96) • Zajec (1996–97) • Daniil (1997–99) • Rocha (1999) • Kyrastas (1999–2000) • Anastasiadis (2000–01) • Kyrastas (2001) • Markarián (2001–02) • Santos (2002) • Markarián (2002–03) • Shum (2003–04) • Ščasný (2004–05) • Malesani (2005–06) • Backe (2006) • Velić (2006) • Muñoz (2006–07) • Peseiro (2007–08) • ten Cate (2008–)

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