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Baudouin Ribakare
Personal information
Place of birth Burundi
Managerial career
Years Team
1992 Burundi
2000–2006 TSV Oberhaunstadt
1997–2004 Burundi

Baudouin Ribakare is a Burundian professional football manager.

Career

Since 1992 until 2000 he coached the Burundi national football team.[1] Summer 2000 he was named new coach of the TSV Oberhaunstadt.[2][3] In 2003-2004 he called from Germany to rescue the Burundi national football team.[4]

References

  1. ^ Burundi Hopes of World Cup Unity Dashed - AP News Archive
  2. ^ «Jede Woche in der Zeitung» | «Zum Runden Leder» - Blogs
  3. ^ Burundis Nationaltrainer: "Ich kann parken, wo ich will" - SPIEGEL ONLINE
  4. ^ BBC SPORT | Football | African | Bakari beats Burundi


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