Itzhak Schneor

Itzhak Schneor
Personal information

Full name	Itzhak Schneor
Date of birth	(1925-12-11)December 11, 1925
Place of birth	Poland
Date of death	November 20, 2011(2011-11-20) (aged 85)
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1942–1949	Beitar Tel Aviv
1949–1956	Maccabi Tel Aviv
1956–1958	Maccabi Jaffa
National team
1949–1956	Israel^[1]	14	(0)
Teams managed
	Maccabi Jaffa
	Maccabi Sha'arayim
	Hapoel Hedera
	Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv
	Hapoel Petah Tikva
	Beitar Tel Aviv
	Beitar Jerusalem
	Hakoah Ramat Gan
	Shimshon Tel Aviv
	Maccabi Netanya
	Maccabi Tel Aviv
	Hapoel Tel Aviv
1988–1992	Israel
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Itzhak Schneor (Hebrew: יצחק שניאור‎‎; 11 December 1925 – 20 November 2011) was a successful Israeli footballer and manager.^[2] The peak of his managerial career was when he, alongside Ya'akov Grundman had jointly coached Israel from 1988 to 1992, and were one goal short of qualifying for the 1990 World Cup.

Honours

As a Player

Israeli championship (4):
- 1949–50, 1951–52, 1953–54, 1955–56
Israel State Cup (3):
- 1942, 1954, 1955

As a Manager

Israeli championship (3):
- 1971–72, 1972–73, 1985–86

References

↑ http://eng.football.org.il/NationalTeam/Pages/NationalTeamPlayerGameList.aspx?PLAYER_ID=80435&NATIONAL_TEAM_ID=3
↑ Itzhak Schneor at National-Football-Teams.com

Israel squad – 1956 AFC Asian Cup Runners-up

MF Balut FW Glazer MF Haldi GK Hodorov FW Israeli FW Kofman DF Kremer DF Matania FW Merimovich MF Rabinovich FW Rozenboim MF Schneor MF Silberstein FW Spiegel FW Stelmach GK Vissoker Coach: Gibbons

Itzhak Schneor managerial positions

Hapoel Petah Tikva F.C. – managers

Wagner (1934–36)
Ratner (1937–39)
Elazar (1939–41)
S. Poliakov (1942–46)
M. Poliakov (1947–52)
Varon (1952–53)
M. Poliakov (1953)
Varon (1953–54)
M. Poliakov (1954)
Varon (1953–56)
Gibbons (1956–57)
E. Spiegel (1957–58)
Gibbons (1958–59)
Molnár (1960–61)
Jovanović (1961–63)
Milošević (1963–64)
Schmilovich (1964–66)
Pálfi (1966–67)
Stelmach (1967–69)
Beljin (1969–72)
Rosenbaum (1972–73)
Kofman (1973–75)
Redler (1975–76)
Kofman (1976–77)
Kapitolnik (1977–78)
Raz (1978)
Sheinfeld (1978–79)
Singel (1979–80)
Shenhar (1980)
Levkovic (1980–81)
Schneor (1981–82)
Kofman (1982)
Kapitolnik (1982–83)
G. Spiegel (1983–86)
Grant (1986–91)
Seltzer (1991–92)
Pivarník (1992–93)
Schweitzer (1993)
Meiri (1993–94)
Remler (1994)
Levy (1994–96)
Levine (1997–98)
G. Spiegel (1998–99)
Levine (1999–2000)
E. Cohen (2000–01)
Guttman (2001–02)
Levine (2002)
David (2003–04)
Kashtan (2004–05)
R. Cohen (2005)
Levine (2005–06)
Lahman (2006–07)
Malmilian (2007–08)
Mahpud (2007–09)
Nir'on (2009)
Elimelech (2009)
Mahpud (2009–10)
Naim (2010–11)
Landau (2011–12)
Mahpud (2012–13)
Mizrahi (2013)
Yehezkel (2013–14)
Bar-On (2014–15)
Koretzki (2015–16)
Tzarfati (2016)
Naim (2016–)

Israel national football team – managers

Ratner (1934)
Pollak (1938)
Baar (1940)
Pollak (1948)
Hess (1949)
Székely (1950)
Beit haLevi (1953–54)
Gibbons (1956)
Beit haLevi (1957)
Varon (1958)
Mándi (1959–63)
Ainsley (1963–64)
Merimovich (1964)
Mándi (1964)
Merimovich (1964–65)
Ćirić (1965–68)
Scheffer (1968–70)
Schmilovich (1970–73)
Schweitzer (1973–77)
Scheffer (1978–79)
Mansell (1980–81)
Merimovich (1983–86)
Mihić (1986–88)
Grundman & Schneor (1988–92)
Scharf (1992–99)
Nielsen (2000–02)
Grant (2002–06)
Kashtan (2006–10)
Ohana^c (2010)
Fernández (2010–11)
Guttman (2011–15)
Hazan^c (2016)
Levy (2016–)

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