Pavlov, Sergey Nikolaevich

Sergey Nikolaevich Pavlov (January 20, 1962, ^[1] Saratov , USSR ) - Soviet and Russian football player , goalkeeper ; trainer.

Sergey Pavlov
general information
Full name	Sergey Nikolaevich Pavlov
Born	January 20, 1962 ( 1962-01-20 ) (57 years old) Saratov , USSR
Citizenship	the USSR Russia
Position	goalkeeper
Club Information
Club	Tom
Position	goalkeeper coach
Club career [* 1] 1979-1987 Falcon 196 1988 IUEC (Kuibyshev) fourteen 1988-1989 Spark (Smolensk) 50 (2) 1990 Kryvbas 25 1991 Terek 40 (-39) 1991-1994 Brandenburg 1994-1995 Chernomorets 42 (-64) 1996 Falcon-PZhD 17 (-17) 1997 Nosta 39 (-44) 1998 Salute (Saratov) 18 (-23) 1999-2001 Hopper 100 (-110) 2002-2003 Crystal eleven) Coaching career 2002 Crystal 2004-2005 Tom trainer 2006-2007 Falcon-Saratov 2011 Olympia (Gelendzhik) 2012 Star (Ryazan) trainer 2018 - n. at. Tom trainer
↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.

A student of the Sokol football school Saratov, the first coach is Yu. N. Strelkov. ^[2] In 1979, he made his debut in the local Falcon , in 9 years he spent 196 matches in the team. He started the 1988 season in the team of the IUCP (Kuibyshev) , played the next 1.5 seasons in the Iskra Smolensk , for which he scored two goals. In 1990 he played in the Ukrainian Krivbass , in 1991 - in the Terek Grozny . Then he began to play in the German minor league club Stahl / Brandenburg . In 1994 he moved to the Novorossiysk "Chernomorets" , which included in the next season spent 25 matches in the major league. Then he played for the clubs of the lower Russian leagues Sokol-PZhD Saratov (1996), Nosta Novotroitsk (1997), Salyut Saratov (1998), FC Khopyor (1999-2001). In 2002 he moved to Smolensk “Crystal” , for which he spent one match the following season, after which he completed his player’s career.

Then he worked as a trainer: Crystal, Smolensk (2002, head coach), Tom, Tomsk (2004-2005, coach), Sokol-Saratov (2006-2007, head coach), Saturn-2 MO (2010, sports director), Olimpia (Gelendzhik) (2011, head coach), Zvezda Ryazan (2012, coach).