Boris Streltsov

Boris Nikolayevich Streltsov (Russian: Борис Николаевич Стрельцов) was a Soviet football forward from Kyrgyzstan, later Russian coach. He is a Master of Sports of the Soviet Union and Merited Coach of Russia. Over his playing and coaching career spent sometime in Ukraine.

Streltsov started out his playing career in 1961 in FC Alga Bishkek. He retired in 1975 with FC Spartak Ivano-Frankivsk. During his playing career Streltsov also played for the football team of Kyrgyz SSR.^[1]

In 1976 he became an assistant coach for Spartak. With the fall of the Soviet Union, Streltsov ended up in Ukraine coaching FC Kremin Kremenchuk, but later returned to Russia. The latest club that he coached was FC Kyrgyz-Ata out of Nookatsky District in 2016.

References

↑ FC Kyrgyz-Ata will be coached by the Russian specialist Boris Streltsov Archived April 4, 2016, at the Wayback Machine.. sport.akipress.org. 24 February 2016

External links

Boris Streltsov on footballfacts.ru

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FC Spartak Ivano-Frankivsk – managers

Betsa (1953)
Shchanov (1955–56)
Smyslov (1957)
Shchanov (1957–59)
Antonevich (1960)
Shchanov (1964)
Dumanskyi (1965–69)
Tokaryev^c (1969)
Kirichenko (1969–71)
Lukashenko (1971)
Mykhalyna (1971)
Lukashenko (1972–73)
Koltsov (1974)
Kirichenko (1975–76)
Zhylin (1977)
Fomin (1978)
Rudakov (1979)
Tugarin (1980)
Shandor (1981)
Lukashenko (1982–83)
Rassykhin (1984–85)
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^c (1998)
Zayaev (1998–99)
Yavorskyi (1999)
Boyko^c (1999)
Morozov (1999–2000)
Boyko^c (2000)
Turyanskyi (2000–01)
Prystay (2001)
Bohuslavskyi (2001)
Ishchenko (2001–02)
Dushkov (2002)
Yurchenko (2003)
Blavatskyi (2003–04)
Prystay (2004–05)
Yurchenko (2006)
Mandryk^c (2006)
Shulyatytskyi^c (2006–07)
Kucherenko (2007)
Vasylkiv^c (2007)

FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih – managers

Zubrytsky (1967)
Sokolov (1968–69)
Zubrytsky (1970)
Fomenko (1971)
Fominykh (1972)
Bolotov (1973)
Zubrytsky (1974)
Hulevskyi (1975–77)
Alasgarov (1977)
Glukharev (1977)
Khmelnytskyi (1978–79)
Zhylin (1980)
Tugarin (1981–82)
Azarenkov (1985)
Poskotin (1986)
Fomenko (1987)
Kuptsov (1987)
Kudziyev (1988)
Streltsov (1988–89)
Markevych (1990)
Yashnyk (1990)
Lysenchuk (1990–91)
Stryzhevsky (1992)
Laktionov (1992–93)
Nadein (1993)
Laktionov (1993)
Brukhtiy (1994)
Kuznetsov (1994–95)
Bida (1995)
Koval (1995)
Hruznov (1995)
Markevych (1995–96)
Cherednyk (1996)
Lysenko (1996–97)
Taran (1997–2000)
Lytovchenko (2000–01)
Nadein (2002)
Ishchenko (2002–03)
Muntyan (2003)
Khodukin (2004)
Piskovets (2004)
Kuptsov (2004)
Kosevych (2004–06)
Taran (2006–09)
Maksymov (2010–12)
Kvartsyanyi (2012)
Taran (2012)

FC Kremin Kremenchuk – managers

Myroshnyk (1960–6x)
Usenko (1967)
Lifshyts (1968)
Usenko (1969)
Berest (1986)
Fomin (1987)
Kaminskyi (1988–89)
Lulko (1989)
Zakharov (1990–91)
Lozynskyi (1992)
Streltsov (1992–93)
Korponay (1993)
Rudakov (1994)
Korponay (1994–95)
Skurskyi (1995)
Korponay (1994)
Yaremchenko (1996)
Byelykh (1996–97)
Skurskyi^c (1997)
Koval (1997–98)
Skurskyi^c (1998)
Osinovskyi (1999–2000)
Svystun (2004–08)
Chumak (2008–13)
Svystun (2013–15)
Yashchenko (2015–)

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