Joaquín Caparrós was presented to the public today, being Friday the 13th of July, at 13:00 hours in the Press Conference Room at San Mamés as Athletic Club’s new coach.
Joaquín Caparrós Camino
Utrera (Seville), 13-10-1955
Career:
1981-82 – San José Obrero C.F.
1982-83 – San José Obrero C.F.
1983-84 – San José Obrero C.F.
1984-85 – Campillo C.F.
1985-86 – Campillo C.F.
1986-87 – Motilla C.F.
1987-88 – Motilla C.F.
1988-89 – Motilla C.F.
1989-90 – Castellano-Manchega Federation Selector
1991-92 – Gimnástico Alcázar (3rd)
1992-93 – Conquense (3rd)
1994-95 – Manzanares C.F. (3rd)
1995-96 – Moralo C.P. (3rd)
1996-97 – Recreativo (2nd B)
1997-98 – Recreativo (2nd B)
1998-99 – Recreativo (2nd A) / Andalusian Team
1999-00 – Villarreal (2nd A) / Andalusian Team
2000-01 – Sevilla (1st)
2001-02 – Sevilla (1st)
2002-03 – Sevilla (1st)
2003-04 – Sevilla (1st)
2004-05 – Sevilla (1st)
2005-06 – Deportivo (1st)
2006-07 – Deportivo (1st)
Achievements:
Campillo C.F.: Promotion to 3rd Division
Montilla C.F.: Promotion to 3rd Division
1987/88: Montilla C.F.. 3rd in the League and the team qualified for the Copa
1991/92: Gimnástica de Alcalá. The team took part in the promotion to 2nd A play offs
1992/93: U.B. Conquense. The team took part in the promotion to 2nd B play offs
1995/96: Moralo C.P. The team took part in the promotion to 2nd B play offs
1996/97: Recreativo de Huelva. The team took part in the promotion to 2nd A play offs
1997/98: Recreativo de Huelva. Promotion to 2nd Division
1998/99: Colombino Trophy
2003/04: The team qualified for the UEFA
2004/05: The team qualified for the UEFA
Player achievements: Real Madrid (Juvenile A, Amateur and Castilla), Pegaso C.F. Leganés, and Balompédica Conquense.
