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MINASYAN TAKES OVER AS ARMENIA COACH
Agence France Presse
Feb 12 2010
YEREVAN -- Pyunik Yerevan manager Vardan Minasyan has been appointed as
coach of the Armenian national team, the country's football federation
press service announced Friday.
The 36-year-old Minasyan, who had been assistant to Jan Povlsen of
Denmark, has been given a contract through until the end of the Euro
2012 qualifying campaign.
Minasyan won the Armenian national title eight times as a player and
was also a skipper of the national side.
"We were drawn into a very strong qualifying group, where Russia are
clear favourites," Minasyan said.
"Slovakia and Ireland are also very strong opponents but we will do
our best to provide them all with a tough opposition. I hope we can
finish in fourth place in our group."
Macedonia and Andorra were also drawn in the qualifying group with
Armenia.
Agence France Presse
Feb 12 2010
YEREVAN -- Pyunik Yerevan manager Vardan Minasyan has been appointed as
coach of the Armenian national team, the country's football federation
press service announced Friday.
The 36-year-old Minasyan, who had been assistant to Jan Povlsen of
Denmark, has been given a contract through until the end of the Euro
2012 qualifying campaign.
Minasyan won the Armenian national title eight times as a player and
was also a skipper of the national side.
"We were drawn into a very strong qualifying group, where Russia are
clear favourites," Minasyan said.
"Slovakia and Ireland are also very strong opponents but we will do
our best to provide them all with a tough opposition. I hope we can
finish in fourth place in our group."
Macedonia and Andorra were also drawn in the qualifying group with
Armenia.