Kim hak bum

Team Match/Point Start End Age at that time Goyang KB Kookmin Bank FC 1980 1991 19 years He was 19 years old. Seongnam FC What is Kim's zodiac sign?

Kim Hak-bum zodiac sign is pisces. How tall is Kim Hak-bum? He is 5′9″ ft tall, which is equal to 1.74 meters. When is Hak-bum's next birthday?

Kim Hak-bum was born on the 1st of March 1960, which was a Tuesday. He will be turning 63 in only 297 days from today (08 May, 2022).

Height Position Coach (sport) Team Gangwon FC, Goyang KB Kookmin Bank FC, Myongji University Country of citizenship South Korea Family name Kim. Show people with the surname Kim Sport Association Football Place of birth South Korea McCune-Reischauer romanization Kim Hak-pŏm Position played on team kim hak bum speciality Defender Revised Romanization Gim Hak-beom Native language Korean Languages spoken, written or signed Korean Not so much a game of two halves as a game of two stories.

On the field it was all about Seongnam who dominated their opposition for the full 90 minutes and barely gave them a sniff at goal. Off the pitch though it was the Gamba fans who shone, their band of maybe 250 supporters singing, bouncing and chanting for the entire match despite being played off the park while the 7000 Seongnam fans rustled their sweetie papers in response.

For the masters of the 0-0 Seongnam, an early lead that they could then sit in and defend would have been high on manager Kim Hak-Bum’s wishlist. And that is exactly what he got.

8 minutes in a Seongam player was felled near the corner of the box and the ref pointed straight at the spot. Despite some Gamba protests there was little doubt about the decision. It was then left to new Brazilian forward Ricardo Bueno to slot the ball home and give Seongnam a precious lead.

From then on, it was a story of Seongnam stifling the opposition who never really looked likely to break down the well-organised Koreans. Kim’s brand of football is never the prettiest to watch but it got them into the ACL thanks to boring their FA Cup opponents to death and, kim hak bum they can keep this up, it might just be enough to get them out of this group and into the latter stages.

Seongnam did have a few chances to add to their lead though and were looking promising on the break. Ricardo looked lively and on this evidence will be a good addition to the squad.

Their two other Brazilians seemed strangely absent on the night so we will have to wait and see what kind of quality they have. On the other hand, the guy up front for Osaka looked a fairly useless lump. Over on my left, the Osaka fans continued to sing their hearts out and I’m sure they were glad of the breather as much as the players when the ref blew for half-time.

Bonus points too for them managing to make kim hak bum football chant to the tune of Mike Oldfield’s 80s classic ‘Moonlight Shadow’. That’s a new one for me. The second 45 was much the same as the first. Osaka were reduced to speculative efforts from 25 yards which never worried the Seongnam goalkeeper while Seongnam were always likely to get a chance on the break. Little surprise then when almost exactly midway through the second half Hwang Ui-jo (presumably ‘Wee Joe’ to his friends?) made it 2-0.

‘Managing the game’ seems to be a footballing catchphrase these days and that’s exactly what Seongnam did here. With a two goal lead, the game was finished as a contest. The only thing left for the Gamba fans was to make the best of a bad situation and they continued to blast out their songs for the rest of the game.

It’s a shame they didn’t have a team to match the passion they showed. For Seongnam, a good performance, a great result and a healthy crowd all point to kim hak bum potential for better things to come for the team. Don’t expect it to be pretty though. Whether the dull football also explains the lack of passion from the fans remains to be seen.
Age, Biography and Wiki Kim Hak-bum was born on 1 March, 1960 in Gangneung-si, South Korea.

Discover Kim Hak-bum's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 60 years old? Popular As N/A Occupation N/A Age 61 years old Zodiac Sign Pisces Born 1 March 1960 Birthday 1 March Birthplace Gangneung-si, South Korea Nationality South Korea We recommend you to check the complete list of Famous People born on 1 March.

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Kim Hak-bum Height, Weight & Measurements At 61 years old, Kim Hak-bum height is 1.74 m. Physical Status Height 1.74 m Weight Not Available Body Measurements Not Available Eye Color Not Available Hair Color Not Available Dating & Relationship status He is currently single.

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So, how much is Kim Hak-bum worth at the age of 61 years old? Kim Hak-bum’s income source is mostly from being a successful. He is from South Korea. We have estimated Kim Hak-bum's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets. Net Worth in 2021 $1 Million - $5 Million Salary in 2020 Under Review Net Worth in 2019 Pending Salary in 2019 Under Review House Not Available Cars Not Available Source of Income Kim Hak-bum Social Network Instagram Linkedin Twitter Facebook Wikipedia Kim Hak-bum Wikipedia Imdb Timeline Current team Seongnam FC Youth career Myongji University Senior career* Years Team Apps ( Gls) 1980–1991 Kookmin Bank FC 13 [1] (1) Teams managed 1992–1997 Kookmin Bank FC (Coach) 1998–2004 Cheonan Ilhwa Chunma Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma (Coach) 2005–2008 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 2010–2011 Henan Construction 2012–2013 Gangwon FC 2014– Seongnam FC * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Kim Kim hak bum Hangul 김학범 Hanja 金鶴範 Revised Romanization Gim Hak-beom McCune–Reischauer Kim Hak-pŏm This is a Korean name; the family name is Kim. Kim Hak-bum ( Hangul : 김학범; born 1 March 1960) is a South Korean football manager. Club career • 1980-1991 Kookmin Bank FC Kim played as defender for Kookmin Bank FC, an amateur club team in South Korea.

Managing career In 1992, he retired and coached the team until 1997. [2] On 31 December 1997, Kookmin Bank FC was dissolved. Meantime, he worked in the Kookmin Bank for some months. In that period, he recorded best seller in his branch office. [3] In September 1998, he moved to Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma to work as a coach. He learned many kim hak bum from Cha Kyung-Bok, the former manager of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. [3] His coaching career in Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma ended in kim hak bum.

In 2005, he became the manager of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. Kim was appointed as the manager of Chinese Super League side Henan Construction on 12 November 2010. [4] but was sacked mid-season on 23 May 2011 due to disappointing record. He signed with Seongnam FC and returned to his former club on 9 September 2014. Honors Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma • K League champion in 2006 • K League runner-up in 2007 • League Cup runner-up in 2006 References • Choi Kang-hee ( Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors) • Choi Moon-sik ( Daejeon Citizen) • Choi Yong-soo ( FC Seoul) • Hwang Sun-hong ( Pohang Steelers) • Choi Young-jun ( Busan IPark) • Jo Sung-hwan ( Jeju United) • Kim Do-hoon ( Incheon United) • Kim Hak-bum ( Seongnam FC) • Nam Ki-il ( Gwangju FC) • Roh Sang-rae ( Jeonnam Dragons) • Seo Jung-won ( Suwon Samsung Bluewings) • Yoon Jong-hwan ( Ulsan Hyundai) • Zhang Changhai ( 1994) • Wang Suisheng ( 1994) • Ding Sanshi ( 1998–99) • Wang Suisheng ( kim hak bum • Hrstić ( 2001–02) • Chi Shangbin ( 2003) • Yin Lihua ( 2004–05) • Chen Wenjie ( 2005) • Pei Encai ( 2007) • Jia Xiuquan ( 2007–08) • Casimiro ( 2008) • Tang Yaodong ( 2008–10) • Kim Hak-bum ( 2010–11) • Bonfrere ( 2011) • Versleijen ( 2012) • Shen Xiangfu ( 2012) • Tang Yaodong ( 2013–14) • Jia Xiuquan ( 2014–) • 1 Jeon Sang-wook • 2 Lee Yong • 3 Lee Hoo-kwon • 4 Kim Tae-yoon • 5 Lim Chae-min • 6 Lee Tae-hee • 7 Hwang Jin-sung • 8 Kim Do-heon • 10 Hwang Ui-jo • 11 Silvinho • 13 Kim Dong-hee • 14 Jung Seon-ho • 15 Choi Ho-jung • 16 An Sang-hyun • 18 Kim Hyun • 19 Park Yong-ji • 21 Kim Keun-bae • 22 Lee Jong-won • 24 Jang Suk-won • 25 Yeom Kim hak bum • 26 Pitu • 27 Sung Bong-jae • 28 Yoo Chung-yoon • 29 Lee Won-kyu • 30 Jo Jae-cheol • 31 Kim Dong-jun • 32 Yeon Je-woon • 33 Jang Hak-young • 34 Park In-woo • 35 Lee Beom-soo • 36 Kim Myung-soo • 37 Kwon Hyun-joon • 38 Choi Myung-jin • 39 Park Jae-woo • 40 Moon Chang-hyun • 41 Park Jun-hyuk • Manager: Kim Hak-bum
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In this article, we will discover how old is Kim Hak-bum? Who is Kim Hak-bum dating now & how much money does Kim Hak-bum have? SHORT PROFILE Father Not Available Mother Not Available Siblings Not Available Spouse Not Known Children(s) Kim Sung-woo Kim Hak-bum Biography Kim Hak-bum is a famous Football Manager, who was born on March 1, 1960 in South Korea. According to Astrologers, Kim Hak-bum's zodiac sign is Pisces.

Kim Hak-bum (Korean: 김학범 ; born 1 March 1960) is a South Korean football manager. Kim played as defender for Kookmin Bank FC, an amateur club team in South Korea, from 1980 to 1991.

Ethnicity, religion & political views Many peoples want to know what is Kim Hak-bum ethnicity, nationality, Ancestry & Race? Let's check it out! As per public resource, IMDb & Wikipedia, Kim Hak-bum's ethnicity is Not Known. We will update Kim Hak-bum's religion & political views in this article. Please check the article again after few days. In 1992, he retired and coached the team until 1997. On 31 December 1997, Kookmin Bank FC was dissolved.

Kim Hak-bum Net Worth Kim Hak-bum is one of the richest Football Manager & listed on most popular Football Manager. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Kim Hak-bum net worth is approximately $1.5 Million. Kim Hak-bum Net Worth & Salary Net Worth $1.5 Million Salary Under Kim hak bum Source of Income Football Manager Cars Not Available House Living in own house. In 1992, he retired and coached the team until 1997.

On 31 December 1997, Kookmin Bank FC was dissolved. In September 1998, he moved to Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma to work as a coach.

He learned many things from Cha Kyung-Bok, the former manager of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. Kim Hak-bum Height Kim Hak-bum's height 1.74 m weight Not Known & body measurements will update soon. Kim Hak-bum Height & Body Stats Height 1.74 m Weight Not Known Body Measurements Under Review Eye Color Not Available Hair Color Not Available Feet/Shoe Size Not Available His coaching career in Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma ended in 2004.

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wappen Verein & Funktion Appointed In charge until Matches PPM South Korea Manager 20/21 (Jun 1, 2021) 21/22 (Aug 7, 2021) 4 1.50 South Korea U23 Manager 17/18 (Mar 1, 2018) 21/22 (Sep 15, 2021) 13 2.23 South Korea U22 Manager 17/18 (Mar 1, 2018) 21/22 (Sep 15, 2021) 6 1.83 Gwangju FC Manager 17/18 (Aug 14, 2017) 17/18 (Nov 18, 2017) kim hak bum 0.85 Seongnam FC Manager 14/15 (Sep 5, 2014) 16/17 (Sep 12, 2016) 93 1.56 Gangwon FC Manager 12/13 (Jul 6, 2012) 13/14 (Aug 10, 2013) 48 1.04 HN Jianye Manager 10/11 (Nov 12, 2010) 10/11 (May 23, 2011) 4 0.50 Seongnam Ilhwa Manager 04/05 (Dec 30, 2004) 08/09 (Nov 27, 2008) 98 1.87 Seongnam Ilhwa Caretaker Manager 04/05 (Dec 7, 2004) 04/05 (Dec 29, 2004) - 0.00 Cheonan Ilhwa Assistant Manager 97/98 (Jan 1, 1998) 04/05 (Dec 6, 2004) - 0.00 Assistant Manager of: Kim hak bum Cha (25 Games), René Desaeyere (1 Game) South Korea U23 Assistant Manager 95/96 (Jan kim hak bum, 1996) 96/97 (Dec 31, 1996) - 0.00 Assistant Manager of: Anatoliy Byshovets (4 Games) Kookmin Bank Assistant Manager 92/93 (Jan 1, 1993) 97/98 (Dec 31, 1997) - 0.00South Korean football manager (born 1960) Kim Hak-bum 김학범(金學範) Personal information Full name Kim Hak-bum Date of birth ( 1960-03-01) 1 March 1960 (age 62) Place of birth Gangneung, South Korea Height 1.74 m (5 ft 9 in) Position(s) Defender Youth career Myongji University Senior career* Years Team Apps ( Gls) 1980–1991 Kookmin Bank FC 13 [1] (1) Teams managed 1992–1997 Kookmin Bank FC (Coach) 1998–2004 Cheonan Ilhwa Seongnam Ilhwa (Coach) 2005–2008 Seongnam Ilhwa 2010–2011 Henan Construction 2012–2013 Gangwon FC 2014–2016 Seongnam FC 2017 Gwangju FC 2018–2021 South Korea U-23 Contents • 1 Club career • 2 Managing career • 3 Honors • 3.1 Manager • 4 References • 5 External links Club career [ edit ] Kim played as defender for Kookmin Bank FC, an amateur club team in South Korea, from 1980 to 1991.

Managing career [ edit ] In 1992, he retired and coached the team until 1997. [2] On 31 December 1997, Kookmin Bank FC was dissolved. Meantime, he worked in the Kookmin Bank for some months. In that period, he recorded best seller in his branch office. [3] In September 1998, he moved to Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma to work as a coach.

He learned many things from Cha Kyung-Bok, the former manager of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. [3] His coaching career in Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma ended in 2004.

In 2005, he became the manager of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. Kim was appointed as the manager of Chinese Super League side Henan Construction on 12 November 2010. [4] but was sacked mid-season on 23 May 2011 due to disappointing record. He signed with Seongnam FC and returned to his former club on 9 September 2014.

Honors [ edit ] Manager [ edit ] Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma • K League 1 (1) : 2006 • FA Cup (1) : 2014 South Korea U-23 • Asian Games (1) : 2018 • AFC U-23 Championship (1) : 2020 References [ edit ] • ^ Kookmin Bank FC played only one season in K-League 1984.

• ^ "Gangwon FC Introduce Page". Archived from the original on 2016-03-13. Retrieved 2013-05-19. • ^ a b "Kim Hak Bum, "Philosophy of Belief and Waiting" ". • ^ 建业宣布美女老总与唐尧东下课 韩帅金学范接任 (in Chinese) External links [ edit ] • Kim Hak-bum – K League stats at kleague.com (in Korean) • Park Jong-hwan ( 1989–95) • Lee Jang-soo ( 1996) • Desaeyere ( 1997–98) • Cha Kyung-bok ( 1998–04) • Kim Hak-bum ( 2005–08) • Shin Tae-yong ( 2009–12) • An Ik-soo ( 2013) • Park Jong-hwan ( 2014) • Kim Hak-bum ( 2014–16) • Gu Sang-bum ( 2016) • Byun Sung-hwan ( 2016) • Park Kyung-hoon ( 2016–17) • Nam Ki-il ( 2017–19) • Kim Nam-il ( 2020–) • Zhang Changhai ( 1994) • Wang Suisheng ( 1994) • Ding Sanshi ( 1998–99) • Wang Suisheng ( 1999–01) • Hrstić ( 2001–02) • Chi Shangbin ( 2003) • Yin Lihua ( 2004–05) • Chen Wenjie ( 2005) • Pei Encai ( 2007) • Jia Xiuquan ( 2007–08) • Casimiro ( 2008) • Tang Yaodong ( 2008–10) • Kim Hak-bum ( 2010–11) • Bonfrere ( 2011) • Versleijen ( 2012) • Shen Xiangfu ( 2012) • Tang Yaodong ( 2013–14) • Jia Xiuquan ( 2014–17) • Petrov ( 2017) • Guo Guangqi ( 2017) • Talajić ( 2018) • Chang Woe-ryong ( 2018) • Wang Baoshan ( 2018–20) • Yang Ji c ( 2020) • Pereira ( 2020–21) • Gómez c ( 2021–) • 1 Song Bum-keun • 2 Lee You-hyeon • 3 Kim Jae-woo • 4 Park Ji-soo • 5 Jeong Tae-wook • 6 Jeong Seung-won • 7 Kwon Chang-hoon • 8 Lee Kang-in • 9 Song Min-kyu • 10 Lee Dong-gyeong • 11 Lee Dong-jun • 12 Seol Young-woo • 13 Kim Jin-ya • 14 Kim Dong-hyun • 15 Won Du-jae • 16 Hwang Ui-jo • 17 Um Won-sang • 18 Ahn Joon-soo • 19 Kang Yoon-sung • 20 Lee Sang-min ( c) • 21 Kim Jin-kyu kim hak bum 22 An Chan-gi • Coach: Kim Hak-bum Edit links • This page was last edited on 22 February 2022, at 02:03 (UTC).

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