Ilie Datcu

Ilie Datcu
Personal information
Date of birth	(1937-07-20) 20 July 1937
Place of birth	Bucharest, Romania^[1]
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Youth career
	Constructorul Bucureşti
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1961–1969	Dinamo Bucureşti	166	(0)
1969–1975	Fenerbahçe	110	(0)
1975–1976	Giresunspor	20	(0)
National team
1963–1967	Romania	13	(0)
Teams managed
1976	Fenerbahçe
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Ilie Datcu (born 20 July 1937 in Bucharest) is a Romanian former football goalkeeper and coach.

Datcu most notable played for Dinamo Bucharest in Romania and Fenerbahçe in Turkey. He played between 1969-75 in Fenerbahçe squad a total of 220 matches. He won three Turkish Football League Championships. After his retirement as a player, Datcu become a coach and was active in Turkey. He discovered Turkish international goalkeeper, Rüştü Reçber whom he coached. During 2002, he worked with former Dinamo Bucharest teammate Mircea Lucescu, who appointed him as goalkeeping coach at Beşiktaş.

He also has Turkish citizenship since 1978 with the name 'İlyas Datça and is now living in Bodrum.

Club career

Metalul Câmpina (1955)
Progresul Bucureşti (1956–1958)
Dinamo Obor Bucureşti (1958–1961)
Dinamo Bucureşti (1961–1969)
Fenerbahçe (1969–1975)
Giresunspor (1975–1976)

Teams managed

Club honours

Dinamo Bucureşti

Romanian League: 4
- 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1964–65
Romanian Cup: 2
- 1963–64, 1967–68

Fenerbahçe

Turkish League: 3
- 1969–70, 1973–74, 1974–75
Turkish Cup: 1
- 1973–74
Turkish Super Cup: 2
- 1973, 1975
Chancellor Cup: 1
- 1973
TSYD Cup: 3
- 1969, 1973, 1975

References

↑ http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/da/ilie-datcu-1.html

External links

Ilie Datcu – FIFA competition record
Ilie Datcu at National-Football-Teams.com
Ilie Datcu career stats in Turkey at mackolik.com

Romania squad – 1964 Summer Olympics

1 Datcu 2 Greavu 3 Nunweiller 4 Hălmăgeanu 5 Jenei 6 Coe 7 Avram 8 Constantin 9 Ionescu 10 Koszka 11 Creiniceanu 12 Andrei 13 Petescu 14 Ivan 15 Petru 16 Georgescu 17 Pârcălab 18 Dumitriu 19 Pavlovici 20 Adamache Coach: Ploeșteanu

Fenerbahçe S.K. – managers

Dalaklı (1907–11)
Kulaksızoğlu (1911–15)
Kayacan (1915–21)
Elkatipzade (1921–24)
Coşar (1924–26)
Mocuk (1926–29)
Çakan (1929–32)
Svenk (1932–34)
Donnelly (1934–38)
Svenk (1938–39)
Nemetz (1939–41)
Prayer (1941–45)
Arıcan (1945–47)
Molnár (1947–48)
Arman (1948–49)
Molloy (1949–51)
McCormick (1951)
Szekelly (1951–53)
Mihajlović (1953–55)
Markos (1955)
Arıcan (1955–56)
Szekelly (1956–57)
Molnár (1957–59)
Nayır (1959–60)
Szekelly (1960–61)
Erdem (1961–62)
Kokotović (1962–64)
Hold (1964–65)
Erdem (1965–66)
Gegić (1966–67)
Molnár (1967–68)
Ionescu (1969–70)
Teaşcă (1970–71)
Kiraz (1971–72)
Didi (1972–75)
Gegić (1975–76)
Datcu / Günar (1976)
Kaloperović (1976–78)
Niş (1978–79)
Ersoy (1979)
Şengül (1979–80)
Rausch (1980–82)
Katip (1982)
Stanković (1982–84)
Veselinović (1984–85)
Mészöly (1985–86)
Şengül (1986)
Stanković (1986–87)
Yücetürk (1987)
Csernai (1987–88)
Veselinović (1988–90)
Kaner (1990)
Hiddink (1990–91)
Togay / Tırpan (1991)
Vengloš (1991–93)
Osieck (1993–95)
Ivić (1995)
Parreira (1995–96)
Lazaroni (1996–97)
Veselinović (1997)
Barić (1997–98)
Löw (1998–99)
Dilmen (1999)
Zeman (1999–2000)
Sofuoğlu (2000)
Denizli (2000–01)
Lorant (2002)
Çetin (2002–03)
Güney (2003)
Daum (2003–06)
Zico (2006–08)
Aragonés (2008–09)
Daum (2009–10)
Kocaman (2010–13)
Yanal (2013–14)
Kartal (2014–15)
Pereira (2015–16)
Advocaat (2016–)

Göztepe A.Ş. – managers

Kuttik (1960–61)
Süvari (1961–72)
Kiraz (1972–73)
Niş (1973–74)
Süvari (1974–75)
Hold (1975–76)
Güzelırmak (1976–77)
Yolaç (1978–79)
Zemzem (1979)
Aytaç (1979–80)
Güzelırmak (1980)
Datcu (1981)
Velioğlu (1981)
Süvari (1981–82)
Ristić (1982)
Terim (1989–90)
Güzelırmak (1990)
Kayıhan (1990–91)
Velioğlu (1991–92)
Erbil (1992–93)
Zemzem (1994–95)
Hamamcı (1996–96)
Velioğlu (1996–97)
Zemzem (1997)
Bulak (1997–98)
Arıca (1998–99)
Çevik (1999)
Jarabinský (1999–00)
Kayıhan (2000–01)
Çalımbay (2001–02)
Renklibay (2002)
Fedai (2002–03)
Pamiroğlu (2004–05)
Çevik (2005)
Fedai (2008–09)
Başaran (2009)
Azgın (2009–10)
Yılmaz (2010)
Kızıltan (2010–11)
Arslan (2011–12)
Kalpar (2012)
Kılıç (2012–)

Eskişehirspor – managers

Matay (1965–1966)
Arman (1966–67)
Gegić (1967–71)
Matay (1971–72)
Türkkan (1972–73)
Kaloperović (1973)
Matay (1973–74)
Tabakoğlu (1974)
Popescu (1974–75)
Tabakoğlu (1975)
Matay (1975)
Tabakoğlu (1975–76)
Güney (1976–77)
Gegić (1977–78)
Taner (1978–79)
Dumanlı (1979–80)
Atacan (1980–81)
Matay (1981)
Tabakoğlu (1981)
Mitrović (1981–83)
Gegić (1983)
Türkkan (1983)
Berk (1983–84)
Neagu (1984–85)
Mitrović (1985–86)
Demircan (1986)
Konca (1986)
Gerum (1986–87)
Matay (1987)
Frivaldsky (1987–88)
Mitrović (1988–89)
Yavuz (1989)
Vural (1989)
Girginer (1989)
Matay (1989)
Berk (1989–90)
Konca (1990)
Girginer (1990)
Atacan (1990)
Desticioğlu (1990–91)
Datcu (1991)
Arca (1991)
Berk (1991–92)
Örçüm (1992)
Girginer (1992–93)
Eroy (1993)
Argon (1993–94)
Dumanlı (1994–95)
Vural (1995)
Mayakan (1995–96)
Kurtar (1996)
Yavuz (1996)
Mayakan (1996)
Dumanlı (1996)
Mayakan (1996–97)
Demirbakan (1997–98)
Eroy (1998)
Yüce (1998)
Kaner (1998)
Başaran (1998–99)
Beadini (1999)
Kılıç (1999)
Beadini (1999–00)
Atacan (2000)
Tüzün (2000–01)
Beadini (2001)
Korkmaz (2001–02)
Eroy (2002)
Demirbakan (2002–03)
Eroy (2003)
Kesler (2003)
Sabaz (2003)
Ulusavaş (2003–04)
Funda (2004)
Ulusavaş (2004–05)
Yılmaz (2005)
Kılıç (2005–06)
İncedal (2006)
Akcan (2006–07)
Işık (2007)
Diyadin (2007–08)
Bijedić (2008)
Çalımbay (2008–10)
Uygun (2010–11)
Skibbe (2011)
Yanal (2011–2013)
Sağlam (2013–2015)
Skibbe (2015)
Kartal (2015)
Aybaba (2015–2016)
Özalan (2016–)

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