Jan B. Poulsen , JAN B. POULSEN

Jan B. Poulsen

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Jan B. Poulsen

Personal information

Full name

Jan Børge Poulsen

Date of birth

March 23, 1946 (age 62)

Place of birth

Store Heddinge, Denmark

Youth clubs

Store Heddinge BK
Rønne IK

Senior clubs¹

Years

Club

App (Gls)*

1969-1976
1976-1978

Boldklubben Frem
Store Heddinge BK

Teams managed

1976-1978
1979-1980
1981-1982
1983-1986
1987-1989
1990-1992
1992-1999
2001-2003
2004
2005-2006
2006-2007
2008-present

Store Heddinge BK
Boldklubben Frem (reserves)
Boldklubben Frem
Køge Boldklub
Boldklubben Frem
Denmark (assistant)
Denmark u-21
Singapore
FC Bornholm
Lyngby BK (youth)
Jordan u-20
Armenia

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

Jan Børge Poulsen (born 23 March 1946) is a Danish football manager. He played most of his professionel career at Boldklubben Frem.

In 1990 he was named Richard Møller Nielsen's assistant for the Denmark national football team, and he was part of the team that won the Euro 1992. After the win in 1992 he was promoted to head coach of the Denmark national under-21 football team. He had this job until 1999, when he was named new sporting director of the Singapore national football team. When Vincent Subramaniam was sacked in 2001 due to bad results, Poulsen stepped in to replace him. This didn't help Singapore and Poulsen was sacked himself in 2002. He then returned to Denmark to a couple of minor coaching jobs. In 2006 he made an agreement with Greve Fodbold to become new head coach, but at the same time he got the offer to become coach of the Jordan national under-20 football team. In the end he accepted the job from Jordan. In January 2008, he accepted an offer to become the head coach of the Armenia national football team.

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Boldklubben Frem – Managers

Jessen (1967–70) • Kramer (1971–73) • Larsen (1973) • Olsen (19??–75) • Strain (1975–78) • Sørensen (1979–80) • Poulsen (1981–82) • Larsen (1984–86) • Månsson (1986–87) • Poulsen (1987–89) • Mørk (1990–93) • Wind & Bøje (1993) • Thomsen (1994–96) • Kristiansen (1996–98) • Petersen (1998–2001) • Mørk (2001–2003) • Skovdahl (2003–05) • Theil (2005–)

Køge BK – Managers

Young (1946–47) • Baumgarten (1948–5?) • Madsen (195?–53) • Szendrödi (1953–56) • Young (1957–6?) • Astorri (196?–65) • Chekerdemian (1966–67) • Hugger (1968) • Pilmark (1969) • Schøne (1970–74) • Hansen (1974–78) • Bjerre (1978–79) • Sørensen (1980–83) • J. Poulsen (1983–87) • P. Poulsen (1987–88) • Hildebrandt (1988–90) • Jakobsen (1990–91) • Hansen (1991) • Sørensen (1991–92) • Gynild (1992) • Rasmussen (1992–1997) • Johansen (1997–99) • Jensen (1999–2003) • Kristiansen (2003–04) • Rioch (2004–06) • Larsen (2006–08) • Kastrup (2008–)

v • d • e Denmark national under-21 football team – Managers

Troelsen (1976–80) • Nielsen (1980–89) • Jensen (1989–92) • Poulsen (1992–99) • Serritslev (2000–06) • Bordinggaard (2006–)

v • d • e Singapore national football team – Managers

Quee (19??–??) • Lim (19??–??) • Aljuneid (1984–86) • Leong (1986–88) • Singh (1988–89) • Chan (1990–92) • Kvacek (1992) • Sivaji (1992–94) • Worden (1994) • Moore (1994–96) • Whitbread (1996–98) • Subramaniam (1998–2000) • Poulsen (2000–02) • Avramović (2003–)

v • d • e Armenia national football team – Managers

Markarov (1992–94) • Darbinyan (1995–96) • Hovhannisyan (1996–97) • Barseghyan (1998–99) • Sukiasyan (2000–01) • Adamyan (Caretaker) (2002) • López (2002) • Adamyan (Caretaker) (2003) • Stoichiţă (2003–04) • Casoni (2004–05) • Wisman (2005–06) • Porterfield (2006–07) • Minasyan & Jones (2007) • Poulsen (2008–present) •