Evdokimov, Robert Gennadievich

Club

Pupil of the Nizhnekamsk sports school (the first coach is Valery Mikhailovich Makhlepov). Also finished Volgograd sports boarding school ^[2] , in which he studied from 1984 to 1988 ^[3] . He began his playing career in the Tatarstan teams of the lower Soviet leagues (“ Turbina ” Naberezhnye Chelny, “Torpedo” / “KAMAZ” Naberezhnye Chelny, “ Rubin ” Kazan). The winner of the 7th zone of the second minor league of 1990 as part of KAMAZ. In 1992, he became a winner of the “Center” zone of the first league as part of KAMAZ, and the club received the right to play in the major league . In 1993-1996 played in the major league for KAMAZ / KAMAZ-Challi. Club record holder in the number of matches for KAMAZ (291). In 1995, he scored one of the best goals in the major league ^[4] . In early 1997, he moved to Spartak Moscow, which became the champion of the country according to the results of the 1997 season. Spent 4 matches in the league (1 goal) for Muscovites that season, 2 in the country's cup and 4 for the second team in the third league . In July of the same year he returned to KAMAZ-Challi and spent the rest of the season there, as a result of which the club left the major league. During the 1997 season, he became the author of goals for both Spartak and KAMAZ, and KAMAZ and Spartak, and in both cases the teams for which Evdokimov played lost (1: 2 and 2: 6, respectively ) In the summer of 1998, he left the Chelny club, flying out of the 1998 season and from the first division. He spent the rest of the season in Ramensky Saturn , who won the first division that year. In 1999, he played for the last time in the Premier League, as part of Wings of the Soviets , where he left during the season. The last few years of his playing career he spent in various clubs of Prikamye, speaking in the first and second divisions. In total for KAMAZ, Evdokimov held 275 games (38 goals) in the national championships in various leagues, 11 games in the Russian cups and 6 games (1 goal) in the 1996 Intertoto Cup .

Team

He played one unofficial match for the Russian team against the world team on August 7, 1994 in St. Petersburg .

As part of the student national team of Russia, he participated in two World Universiades : in Buffalo, USA, in 1993 (5 matches, 3 goals) and in Fukuoka, Japan, in 1995 (6 matches, 2 goals), at the last he won a bronze medal ^{[ 5] [6]} .

KAMAZ (mol.)

He started his coaching career in 2005 in Naberezhnye Chelny at the KAMAZ Football Training Center, coached the youth team (players born in 1988) ^[7] , then headed the KAMAZ double ^[8] , who played in the Volga Region zone of the Amateur Football League ^{[ 9]} .

Alnas, SOYUZ-Gazprom

In August 2006, he was appointed head coach of the club of the second division Alnas (Almetyevsk) ^[10] . In the debut game for Evdokimov, as a head coach of a professional team, a victory was won away over Energetik ( Uren ), which was higher in the standings and rarely lost at home ^[9] . Robert worked at the Almetyevsk club for two and a half seasons, right up to the club’s dissolution (for financial reasons). After which he moved to Izhevsk SOYUZ-Gazprom and in 2009 brought him to third place in the Ural-Volga region of the second division .

KAMAZ

Then he moved to the KAMAZ First Division club ^[11] , where he worked for two years in the First Division / FNL . In 2010, according to the results of a survey of clubs, he was recognized as the best coach of the first division ^[12] , and in the nomination of the “Favorite” award held by the OneDivision.ru portal, he took 2nd place ^{[13] [14]} . KAMAZ then took the 4th place in the first division tournament (and would have taken the third if it had won the last match against FC Nizhny Novgorod ) and could have entered the Premier League, but FC Krasnodar was included in the Premier League for financial capabilities " ^{[15] [16]} . In 2011, KAMAZ at the first stage for a long time confidently walked among the leaders, but largely because of a series of six defeats in a row, the team was unable to finish in the top eight (taking 9th place) ^[17] , which continued to fight for the top places in the second stage in the games among themselves, spurt at the finish did not help: the lag from the sixth place as a result amounted to only one point, from the fifth to two ^[18] . At the end of the year, KAMAZ's financial problems worsened, and Evdokimov received an offer to head the Gazovik football club (Orenburg) ^{[19] [20]} .

Gazovik / Orenburg

Having adopted Orenburg Gazovik ^[21] (the contract was signed in early December for a period of 2.5 years ^[22] ), which was in a difficult tournament situation (the team had a shortage of points), almost decided to stay in the FNL (the second tournament was won stage of the transitional season), but the first defeat, which happened only in the final match with Baltika , did not allow us to save a place in the FNL ^[23] . Robert Evdokimov remained in the club, and Gazovik returned in just one season, winning the Ural-Volga region ^[24] , and then twice took 5th place in the FNL, simultaneously qualifying for the Russian Cup semifinal, where he lost to the Moscow penalty “ Lokomotiv ” (2015) ^[25] , and won the FNL Cup (2016) ^[26] , where Evdokimov was recognized as the best coach ^[27] . Twice in a row, Robert was recognized as the best coach of the season in the FNL in the seasons 2014/2015 and 2015/2016 ^{[28] [29]} . In 2016, “Gazovik” prematurely registered for the Premier League ^{[30] [31]} and won first place in the FNL ^[32] . In the Premier League, according to the results of the season (regular season), the club took 13th place and ended up in butt games , in which they lost to SKA Khabarovsk in the penalty spot (first match and return, plus extra time 0-0), after why there have been changes in the club’s coaching and management team, and Robert Evdokimov left the club ^{[33] [34]} .

Tobol

On July 7, 2017, he headed the Tobol club of the Kazakhstan Premier League ( Kostanay ) as head coach. ^[35] . In a debut match under the leadership of Evdokimov, “Tobol” away won the participant of the qualification of the Europa League Pavlodar “ Irtysh ” ^{[36] [37]} . At the end of the season, “Tobol” took fifth place and could not make it to the Europa League, being 1 point behind the “Irtysh” ^[38] , although during the championship, under Evdokimov, “Tobol” twice beat “Irtysh” on his field ^[39] after which the contract with Evdokimov was not renewed ^{[40] [41]} .

Rotor

May 29, 2018 was appointed head coach of the Rotor club ^[42] . After losing to the Syzran-2003 club in the 1/32 final of the Cup of Russia , he announced that he would ask the club management for resignation. This decision was preceded by a series of expressionless games performed by "Rotor" in the FNL tournament. In turn, the team players sided with Evdokimov and made a request to the leadership to leave him in office. As a result, the resignation was not accepted. ^[43] On November 24, 2018, after a home defeat (1: 3), Shinnik was dismissed. At the time of dismissal, "Rotor" after 24 rounds scored 28 points and took 15th place in the standings ^[44] .

Team

As a footballer

KAMAZ

• Winner of the First League of Russia : 1992 (Center zone) (access to the major league )
• Winner of the Second Lower League of the USSR : 1990 (7th zone)

"Spartak Moscow)

• Champion of Russia : 1997 . Evdokimov himself about this title says "I did not play there, I was there" ^[45] .

"Saturn"

• First Division Winner: 1998

As a trainer

Orenburg

• Winner of the second division - 2012/13 (Ural-Volga region) (access to the FNL Championship )
• FNL Championship Winner: 2015/16 (access to the Premier League )
• FNL Cup Winner: 2016

Personal

KAMAZ

• The best coach of the first division / FNL season 2010

Orenburg

• Best FNL coach 2014/15 season
• The best coach of the FNL season 2015/16
• The best coach of the FNL Cup 2016

Domestic (national) tournaments

Notes:

The technical victory of KAMAZ - 3: 0 (+ :-) - over Pearl-Sochi in the FNL Championship 2011/2012 was not taken into account.

The tables are compiled in accordance with the fact that the Cup (Russia) takes into account only the results of the regular time of matches (without extra time and penalty shootouts).