Stanko Mršić

Stanko Mršić
Personal information
Date of birth	(1955-09-12) 12 September 1955
Place of birth	Imotski, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1974–1977	Mračaj Runovići
1977–1980	Split
1980–1981	Hajduk Split	0	(0)
1981–1982	Solin	24	(0)
1982–1985	Dinamo Vinkovci	45	(0)
1985–1988	Rudar Ljubija	26?	(0?)
1988–1990	Dinamo Vinkovci	35	(1)
Teams managed
1993–1995	Cibalia
1995–1996	Zadarkomerc
1996–1997	Čakovec
1997–1998	Varteks
1998–1999	Imotska Krajina
1999	Posušje
1999	Šibenik
1999–2001	Osijek
2001–2002	Zadar
2002–2003	Šibenik
2003–2005	Zadar
2005–2007	Međimurje
2007	Pula
2007	Imotski
2008	Primorac Biograd
2008–2011	Cibalia
2012–2013	Osijek
2013–2014	RNK Split
2014	Cibalia
2015–2016	Vinogradar
2016	Cibalia
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Stanko Mršić (born 12 September 1955 in Imotski) is a Croatian football manager and a former player. Mršić began his managerial career at Cibalia in 1993, and since then he also coached other Prva HNL clubs, among them Zadar, Varteks, Šibenik, Osijek and Međimurje. He holds the record for most managed matches in Prva HNL history with over 300 games.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ Žura, Dražen (20 December 2004). "Trener nomad sanja Hajdukovu klupu". Slobodna Dalmacija (in Croatian). Retrieved 17 February 2012.
↑ Ivanković, Siniša (17 February 2010). "Iza njega je 400 utakmica, a tek mu je 55 godina". Jutarnji list (in Croatian). Retrieved 17 February 2012.

External links

HNK Cibalia – current squad

1 Šubarić 2 Karačić 3 Šare 4 Zgrablić 5 Jerbić 6 Tomašević 7 Muženjak 8 Filipović 9 Dabro 10 Pervan 11 Ugrina 12 Ivkić 13 Baša 14 Čuljak 15 Crnčević 16 Zelenika 17 Mijoković 18 Žderić 19 Khatib 20 Kraljević 21 Šimunac 22 Vitaić 23 Abramović 24 Grafina 25 Faria 26 Martinković 27 Šutalo 28 Mišić 89 Matković Manager: Mršić

Stanko Mršić managerial positions

HNK Cibalia – managers

Petković (1992)
Krizmanić (1992–1993)
Mršić (1993–1995)
Radić (1995–1996)
Petković (1996–1997)
Radić (1997)
Rora (1998)
Ručević (1998–1999)
Lušić (1999–2000)
Čop (2000–2001)
Petković (2001–2003)
Lušić (2003)
Simunić (2003–2004)
Mladina (2004–2005)
Karačić (2005–2006)
Štimac (2006)
Matković (2006)
Petković (2006–2007)
Lušić (2007–2008)
Mršić (2008–2011)
Toplak (2011–2012)
Kopić (2012)
Bojko (2012–2013)
Petravić (2013–2014)
Mršić (2014)
Tomić (2014)
Sesar (2014–2015)
Bojko (2015–2016)
Mršić (2016–)

NK Zadar – managers

Čačić (1989–1991)
Vidov (1992)
Zrilić (1992)
Matković (1992–1993)
Pinčić (1993)
Gudelj (1993)
Pinčić (1993)
Bonačić (1994)
Pinčić (1994)
Bašić (1994)
Bajlo (1994–1995)
Mršić (1995–1996)
Čačić (1996–1997)
Katalinić (1997–1998)
Tičić (1998)
Skoblar (1998)
Bajlo (1999)
Cukrov (1999–2000)
Pinčić (2000)
Vranković (2000)
Jalić (2000–2001)
Paunović (2001)
Mršić (2001–2002)
Simunić (2002–2003)
Mršić (2003–2005)
Simunić (2005)
Pinčić (2005)
Nižetić (2005)
Pinčić (2005)
P. Jurić (2005–2006)
Zebić (2006–2008)
Z. Jurić (2008)
Datković (2008)
Zebić (2008–2012)
Milin (2012–2014)
Blažević (2014)
Štimac (2015)
Z. Jurić (2015)
Butić (2015–)

HNK Šibenik – managers

Šangulin (1989–92)
Cukrov (1992)
Džidić (1992–93)
Rora (1992–93)
Tucak (1993–94)
Matković (1993–94)
Šangulin (1994)
Magić (1994–95)
Maretić (1995–96)
Begović (1996–97)
Maretić (1997–98)
Buljan (1998)
Kedžo (1998)
Magić (1998–99)
Mršić (1999)
Vidov (1999)
Maretić (1999–2000)
Lokica (2000)
Nižetić (2000–01)
Lokica (2001)
Bogdan (2001–02)
Mršić (2002–03)
Bonačić (2003)
Bogdan (2003–04)
Petrović (2004)
Bakotić (2004–05)
Pudar (2005–07)
Karabeg (2007)
Kalinić (2007–09)
Godinić (2009)
Karačić (2009–10)
Godinić (2010)
Lokica (2010–11)
Tomić (2011–13)
Šupe (2013)
Petravić (2013)
Bulat (2013)
Cukrov (2013–14)
Petković (2014)
Petravić (2014)
Labrović (2014–16)
Sunara (2016)
Tomić (2016–)

NK Varaždin – managers

Ivanković (1991–1995)
Bonačić (1995–1996)
Stilinović (1996)
Vugrinec (1996–1997)
Marković (1997)
Mršić (1997–1998)
Besek (1998–1999)
Bonačić (1999–2000)
Janžek (2000)
Katalinić (2000–2001)
Janžek (2001–2002)
Besek (2002–2003)
Blažević (2003–2005)
Dalić (2005–2007)
Kuže (2007)
Besek (2007–2009)
Jagačić (2010)
Toplak (2010–2011)
Kocijan (2011)
Janžek (2011–2012)
Solomun (2012–2014)
Mumlek (2015)

NK Osijek – managers

Čordaš (1992)
Grnja (1993–1994)
Šušak (1994–1995)
Matković (1995)
Čačić (1995–1996)
Katalinić (1996)
Popović (1996)
Bonačić (1996–1997)
Đuričić (1997–1999)
Poklepović (1999)
Strugačevac (1999)
Mršić (1999–2001)
Bilić (2001)
Lokica (2001–2002)
Blažević (2002)
Đuričić (2002)
Bilić (2002)
Poklepović (2002–2003)
Gračan (2003)
Karačić (2003–2004)
Čordaš (2004–2005)
Šušak (2005–2006)
Žitnjak (2006)
Lončarević (2006–2008)
Steinbrückner (2008–2010)
Karačić (2010–2011)
Bilić (2011–2012)
Mršić (2012–2013)
Žitnjak^c (2013)
Steinbrückner (2013)
Rupnik (2013)
Kulešević (2013–2014)
Rukavina (2014–2015)
Šušak (2015)
Besek (2015)
Zekić (2015–)

RNK Split – managers

Rosandić (1912–1914)
Gazdić (1919–?)
Blažević (1932–1933)
Lemešić (1934–1936)
Fradelić (1937)
Kaliterna (1940–1941)
Kaliterna (1946–1947)
Glaser (1947)
J. Matošić (1950)
Kaliterna (1954–1958)
F. Matošić (1959–1961)
Krstulović (1961)
Kaliterna (1962)
F. Matošić (1962–1963)
Radovniković (1963–1964)
Nedoklan (1965–1966)
Kaliterna (1966–1967)
Ivić (1967–1968)
Kokeza (1968)
Poklepović (1969)
Kokeza (1970–1971)
Poklepović (1971–1972)
Grčić (1972–75)
Obradov (1975)
Kraljević (1976)
Buterer (1977)
Devčić (1978)
Papec (1978–1980)
Beara (1980–1981)
Viđak (1981)
Papec (1981–1982)
Viđak (1982–1986)
Kraljević (1986–1987)
Viđak (1987–1988)
Milardović (1989–1990)
Fiorentini (1990)
Jovanić (1991)
Viđak (1991)
Kraljević (1992)
Nižetić (1992–1994)
Milardović (1994)
Kedžo (1994)
Čutuk (1994)
Nižetić (1994–1995)
Viđak (1995)
Baljkas (1995–1996)
Poparić (1996–1997)
Čelić (1997–1998)
Gruić (1998–2000)
Simunić (2000)
Bajić (2000)
Čelić (2000–2001)
Rupić (2001–?)
Križević (2006)
Milardović (2007–2008)
Nižetić (2008–2009)
Bašić (2009–2010)
Katalinić (2010–2011)
Bašić (2011–2012)
Vulić (2012–2013)
Sablić (2013)
Mršić (2013–2014)
Matić (2014)
Vulić (2014–15)
Sablić (2015–2016)
Lokica (2016–)

Croatian First Football League managers

Carrillo (Hajduk Split) Kek (Rijeka) Kopić (Slaven Belupo) Lokica (RNK Split) Petev (Dinamo Zagreb) Raić-Sudar (Istra 1961) Sesar (Cibalia) Tokić (Lokomotiva) Toplak (Inter Zaprešić) Zekić (Osijek)

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