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Dave Boardman
Personal information
Full name	David Boardman
Managerial career
Years	Team
	New Zealand Women

David Boardman is a football manager.^[1]

Career

Boardman was the head coach of the New Zealand women's national team at the 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup.

References

^ Dave Boardman at WorldFootball.net

External links

Dave Boardman – FIFA competition record (archived)
Dave Boardman at Soccerway

New Zealand women's national football team – managers

Farrington (1975–79)
Armstrong (1980)
Boardman (1981–82)
Cox (1983–87)
Boardman (1988–94)
Coulshed (1994)
Watkins (1995)
Tillotson (1995–98)
Moore (1999–2000)
Davie (2001–03)
Simpson (2003)
Grant & Henderson (2004)
Leonard (2005)
Herdman (2006)
Jones (2006–07)
Herdman (2007–11)
Readings (2011–17)
Heraf & Turnbull (2017)
Heraf (2017–18)
Sermanni (2018–21)
Jitka Klimková (2021–)

v t e New Zealand squad – 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup
1 King (c) 2 Parr 3 Chaney 4 Pedruco 5 Pullen 6 Taylor 7 Jacobson 8 Van de Elzen 9 Henderson 10 Baker 11 Crawford 12 Campbell 13 Nye 14 George 15 McCahill 16 Robertson 17 Warring 18 Smith Coach: Boardman

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