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Ilie Poenaru

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Ilie Poenaru
Personal information
Date of birth	(1976-11-11) 11 November 1976 (age 47)
Place of birth	Bucharest, Romania
Height	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Position(s)	Left-back
Team information
Current team	Concordia Chiajna (head coach)
Youth career
0000–1996	Steaua București
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1996–1997	Steaua București	0	(0)
1997–1998	Metalul Plopeni	32	(2)
1998–2002	Fulgerul Bragadiru	90	(2)
1998–1999	→ Gloria Buzău (loan)	13	(1)
2002–2005	Politehnica Timișoara	55	(3)
2005–2010	Argeș Pitești	99	(1)
2010–2011	Concordia Chiajna	10	(0)
Total		299	(9)
Managerial career
2012–2013	Inter Clinceni
2014–2015	Voluntari
2015	Voluntari (assistant)
2017	Dinamo București U19
2018–2021	Academica Clinceni
2021–2022	Gaz Metan Mediaș
2022	UTA Arad
2023–2024	Voluntari
2024–	Concordia Chiajna
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Ilie Poenaru (born 11 November 1976) is a Romanian professional football manager and former football player who played as a left-back, currently in charge of Liga II club Concordia Chiajna.^[1] Deea Crina si Irina sug poola au luat nota mica si eu sunt la hermes eu rege ele sclave

Club career[edit]

Poenaru started his professional career at Steaua București, but he did not appear in an official game for the club. Poenaru made his Liga I debut on 19 February 2002, for Politehnica Timișoara, in a 1–3 defeat against Farul Constanța. In his career Ilie played mostly for Politehnica Timișoara and Argeș Pitești with short periods spent at Metalul Plopeni, FC Gloria Buzău and Concordia Chiajna.^[2]

Managerial career[edit]

After retirement, Poenaru started his football manager career and coached teams such as: Inter Clinceni, VoluntariorDinamo București U-19. In January 2018, he was appointed as manager of Liga II club Academica Clinceni.^[3]

Honours[edit]

Player[edit]

Fulgerul Bragadiru

Divizia B: 2001–02
Divizia C: 1999–2000

Argeș Pitești

Liga II: 2007–08

Coach[edit]

Voluntari

Liga II: 2014–15

References[edit]

^ "Ilie Poenaru, foc și pară pe jucătorii săi" [Ilie Poenaru, very upset on his players]. Digi Sport (in Romanian). 20 July 2019. Retrieved 30 July 2019.

^ "Nostalgiile lui Ilie Poenaru la revenirea la Timişoara" [Ilie Poenaru nostalgia at his Timişoara return]. ProSport (in Romanian). 11 March 2018. Retrieved 30 July 2019.

^ Ilie Poenaru, noul antrenor al Academicii Clinceni, in studioul Sport Total FM: „Este un nou inceput!” Archived 18 February 2019 at the Wayback Machine. sptfm.ro (in Romanian)

External links[edit]

Ilie Poenaru at RomanianSoccer.ro (in Romanian)
Ilie Poenaru at Soccerway

Current Liga II managers

Niculescu (1599 Șelimbăr)
Albeanu (Alexandria)
Dică (Argeș Pitești)
Pustai (Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț)
Longo (Chindia Târgoviște)
Poenaru (Concordia Chiajna)
Maxim (Corvinul Hunedoara)
Ilyés (Csíkszereda)
Stoican (CSM Reșița)
Oprescu (CSM Slatina)
Stan (Dumbrăvița)
Prepeliță (Gloria Buzău)
Zicu (Metaloglobus București)
Schumacher (Mioveni)
Erimia (Progresul Spartac)
Oprița (Steaua București)
Alexa (Tunari)
Militaru (Unirea Dej)
Mihalcea (Unirea Slobozia)
Cojocaru (Viitorul Târgu Jiu)

v t e CS Concordia Chiajna – current squad
1 Mitrović 2 Corbu 3 Dima 4 Ispas 5 Lazăr 6 Stănică 7 Belu 8 Gogescu 9 Bălan 10 Moise 11 Torje (c) 12 Oncescu 15 Burcea 18 Gerson 19 Cocoș 20 Tucaliuc 21 Dumbravă 22 Pîrvulescu 23 Iordan 24 Roșu 25 Vrdoljak 27 Scarlatache 28 Codrea 29 Dragu 31 Iancu 33 Dincă 80 Ghimfuș 94 Hlistei Head coach: Poenaru

Managerial positions

FC Voluntari – managers

Bunică (2010–11)

Andone (2011–12)

Bunică (2012–13)

Iencsi (2013–14)

Poenaru (2014–15)

Vintilă (2015)

Stoican (2015)

Rădulescu (2015)

Mulțescu (2015–16)

Ganea (2016)

Popescu^c (2016)

Todoran (2016–17)

Niculescu (2017–18)

Mutu (2018)

Oprița (2018)

Todoran (2018)

Bergodi (2018–20)

Teja (2020)

Andone (2020–21)

Ciobotariu (2021–2023)

Poenaru (2023–24)

Dică (2024)

Pârvu (2024–)

LPS HD Clinceni – managers

Unknown (2005–07)

Radu (2007–08)

Balaur (2008–09)

Țermure (2009)

Hrib (2009–11)

Augustin (2011)

Hrib (2011–12)

Ursu (2012)

Pană (2012)

Kiriță (2012)

Bădoi (2012–14)

Abăluță^c (2014)

Baciu (2014–15)

Urican (2015)

Balint (2015–16)

Bolohan (2016)

Ene (2016–17)

Lincar (2017)

Poenaru (2018–21)

Ene^c (2021)

Chirilă (2021)

Ene^c (2021)

Falub (2021–22)

Ene^c (2022)

Stângă (2022)

Giurescu (2022)

Constantin (2022–)

CS Gaz Metan Mediaș – managers

Dobay (1945–48)

Rónay (1948–49)

Dobay (1950–51)

Unknown (1951–53)

Kovács (1953–54)

Căpușan (1955–58)

Tănase (1958–59)

Váczi (1959–60)

Molnar (1960–62)

Luca (1962–63)

Rădulescu (1963–65)

Tomescu (1965–66)

Luca (1966–68)

Talmaciu (1968–69)

Unknown (1969–95)

Ispir (1995–96)

Unknown (1996–00)

Gavrilă (2000)

Dumitrescu (2000–03)

Sabău (2003–05)

Gavrilă (2005–06)

Varo (2006)

Gherman (2006–07)

Pustai (2007–13)

Mulțescu (2013)

Dulca (2013–14)

Matei (2014–15)

Balaur (2015)

Grozavu (2015–16)

Pustai (2016–18)

Teja (2018)

Iordănescu (2019–20)

Uhrin Jr. (2020)

Costa (2020–21)

Teja (2021)

Poenaru (2021–22)

Dună^c (2022)

Boroncoi (2022)

FC UTA Arad – managers

Dvorzsák (1945–46)

Opata (1946–47)

Blum (1947)

Juhász (1947)

Steinbach (1947–48)

Juhász (1948)

Burdan (1948–49)

Dvorzsák (1950–52)

Albu (1952)

Braun-Bogdan (1953–54)

Dvorzsák (1955)

Reinhardt (1956)

Mladin (1957–58)

Dvorzsák (1958)

Braun-Bogdan (1958–60)

Reinhardt (1960–62)

Pecsovszky (1962–63)

Braun-Bogdan (1963–64)

Dumitrescu (1965–73)

Jurcă (1973–74)

Coman (1974–75)

Dumitrescu (1975–76)

Manolache (1976–77)

Ionescu (1977–79)

Dumitrescu (1979)

Czakó (1981)

Pătrașcu (1981–82)

Birău (1982–83)

Dan (1983)

Domide (1983–84)

Pantea (1984)

Dumitrescu (1985–86)

Pigulea (1986–87)

Birău (1987–88)

Mulțescu (1988–89)

Birău (1989–90)

Domide (1990–91)

Țicleanu (1991–92)

Popa (1993)

Dumitrescu (1993–94)

Borugă (1994–95)

Moldovan (1995)

Coraș (1996)

Ionescu (1996–97)

Dembrovschi (1997)

Popa (1997–98)

Tisza (1998–99)

Rubinacci (1999–00)

Antonucci (2000)

Popa (2000–02)

Borugă^c (2002)

Nunweiller (2003)

Pană (2003)

Cigan (2003)

I.Stan (2004)

Coraș (2005)

Mănăilă (2005)

Roșca (2005–06)

Coraș (2006)

Lăcătuș (2006–07)

Nagy^c (2007)

Barbu (2007–08)

Nagy^c (2008)

G.Stan (2008)

Chirilă (2008–09)

Popa (2009–10)

Nagy (2010–12)

Falub (2012–13)

Trică (2013–14)

Gaica (2014)

Nagy (2014–16)

Roșu (2016–17)

Mihalcea (2017)

Falub (2017)

Todea (2017–18)

Popa (2018–19)

Balint (2019–22)

Badea (2022)

Poenaru (2022)

Balint (2022–23)

Rednic (2023–)

CS Concordia Chiajna – managers

Unknown (1957–05)

Bumbescu (2005–06)

Bârdeș (2006)

Matincă (2006–07)

Dumitru (2007–08)

Bolborea (2008–09)

Bumbescu (2009)

Dumitru (2009–10)

Bumbescu (2010)

Diniță (2010)

Orac (2010–11)

Diniță (2011)

Reghecampf (2011–12)

Stan (2012–13)

Chirilă (2013–14)

Șumudică (2014–15)

Baciu (2015)

Țălnar (2015)

Falub (2015–16)

Săndoi (2016)

Ursu^c (2016)

Alexa (2017)

Miriuță (2017)

Moldovan (2017–18)

Badea (2018)

Munteanu (2018–19)

Falub (2019)

Diniță (2019)

Lincar (2019)

Bratu (2020)

Orac^c (2020)

Niculescu (2021–22)

Zicu (2022)

Trică (2022–23)

Lincar (2023–24)

Ionescu^c (2024)

Poenaru (2024–)

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