Shlomo Scharf

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Shlomo Scharf

Full name	Shlomo Scharf
Date of birth	January 1, 1943
Place of birth	, Israel
Playing position	Manager
Teams managed
1983-1984 1990-1991 1992-1999	Maccabi Haifa F.C. Maccabi Haifa F.C. Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.
² National team caps and goals correct as of 2 April 2007. * Appearances (Goals)

Shlomo Scharf (Hebrew: שלמה שרף), was an Israeli football manager. Today, he provides color commentary during Ligat ha'Al (Premier League) broadcasts on Israel 10 as well being a guest commentator on Sport 5's Central Stand TV show with Ron Kaufmann.

[edit] Managerial career

As manager of the national team in Israel. Scharf is forever remembered, for beating France 3-2 on French soil.

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Maccabi Haifa F.C. – Managers

Schwartz (1946–47) • Taurentauer (1950–52) • Schlefenberg (1952–54) • Fuchs (1954–56) • Kisch (1956–57) • Koch (1957–59) • Farkash (1959–61) • Forbes (1961–62) • Kisch (1962) • Schlefenberg (1962–63) • Spasov (1963–65) • Halibner (1965) • Menchel (1965–69) • Smeilowicz (1969–70) • Hardy (1970–72) • Menchel (1972–74) • Weinberg (1974–75) • Shinar (1975–77) • Sasson (1977) • Fuchs (1977) • Hardy (1977–78) • Kollek (1978–79) • Spiegler (1979) • Hardy (1979–82) • Mansell (1982–83) • Scharf (1983–87) • Kashtan (1987–88) • Levkovic (1988–90) • Scharf (1990–92) • Spiegel (1993–98) • Brailovsky (1998–99) • Uhrin (1999–00) • Cohen (2000) • Grant (2000–02) • Shum (2002–03) • R. Levy (2003–08) E. Levy (2008–)

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Israel national football team – Managers

Pollack (1948) • Hess (1949) • Scali (1950) • Beit haLevi (1953–54) • Gibbons (1956) • Beit haLevi (1957) • Varon (1958) • Mándi (1959–63) • Ainsley (1963–64) • Mirmovich (1964) • Mándi (1964) • Mirmovich (1964–65) • Ćirić (1965–68) • Scheffer (1968–70) • Schmilovich (1970–73) • Schweitzer (1973–77) • Scheffer (1978–79) • Mansell (1980–81) • Mirmovich (1983–86) • Mihić (1986–88) • Grundman & Schneor (1988–92) • Scharf (1992–99) • Nielsen (2000–01) • Grant (2002–06) • Kashtan (2006–)