Orlando Casares
| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Place of birth | Argentina | ||
| Managerial career | |||
| Years | Team | ||
| Dynamos Giyani[1][2] | |||
| 1983 | Kaizer Chiefs F.C. | ||
Orlando Casares was an Argentinean retired football coach who is last known to have managed Kaizer Chiefs in South Africa. Orlando also managed the Nicaragua National team in 1980 - 1981. He is the father of Matias Casares, the president of the Haitian Soccer Association based in Fort Lauderdale.[3]
South Africa
Assuming the role of Kaizer Chiefs head coach in 1983, Casares steered the Amakhosi to that year's Datsun Challenge,[2] but had an enmity with former coach Banks Setlhodi and poor league results which eventually got him dismissed.[1] The Argentine was also unpopular with the Kaizer Chiefs players who questioned his qualifications.[2]
References
- ^ a b Why Banks Had To Escape … From The Supporters Soccerladuma.coza
- ^ a b c Kaizer Motaung's best imports at Kaizer Chiefs Kick Off
- ^ Did you know...??? Haitian Soccer Association
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Kaizer Chiefs – managers
- Johnson (1971)
- Johnson & Motaung (1972)
- Motaung (1973–74)
- E. Khumalo (1974)
- Lewis (1974–76)
- E. Khumalo (1976)
- Johnson (1976)
- E. Khumalo (1976)
- Lewis (1976)
- Motaung (1977–78)
- Tuani (1979–80)
- Lewis (1980)
- Ngcobo (1981)
- E. Khumalo (1981)
- Setlhodi (1982)
- Lewis (1983)
- E. Khumalo & Masike (1983)
- Casares (1983)
- Frickleton (1984–85)
- Ngcobo (1985)
- Lewis (1985)
- Dumitru (1985–1988)
- Chamangwana (1988)
- Butler (1988–89)
- Chamangwana (1989)
- Palacios (1990)
- Butler (1991)
- Dladla (1991)
- Mbale (1992)
- Butler (1992)
- Dos Santos (1993)
- Dladla & Mofokeng (1993)
- Hudson (1993)
- Troussier (1994)
- Moloto (1994)
- Palacios (1995)
- Butler (1995–1996)
- da Silva (1996)
- Manyathi (1997)
- Dolezar (1997–99)
- Sephoa (1999)
- Ertuğral (1999–2002)
- D. Khumalo & Khuse (2002–03)
- Dumitru (2003–05)
- Middendorp (2005–07)
- Papic (2007)
- Ertuğral (2007–09)
- Vermezović (2009–12)
- Khuse (2012)
- Baxter (2012–15)
- Komphela (2015–18)
- Solinas (2018)
- Middendorp (2018–20)
- Hunt (2020–21)
- Baxter (2021–22)
- Zwane (2022–23)
- Ntseki (2023)
- Johnson (2023–)
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