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Frantisek KomnackyCzechoslovakian and Czech football coach.
Date of Birth: 15.11.1951
Country:  Czech |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Coaching Career
- Victories in Slovakia and Czech Republic
- Russian and Czech Stints
Early Life and Education
Jaroslav Hřebík, a Czechoslovak and Czech football coach, was born in Czechoslovakia. He began his football career as an amateur player in his native country, and later played in the Soviet Union during his studies at a pedagogical university in Volgograd. Hřebík earned a degree in physical education and Russian language.
Coaching Career
Early Success in Czech RepublicEarly in his coaching career, Hřebík guided the modest club Petra Drnovice from the Czech fourth division to the first division in the 1980s. He repeated this feat with two other Czech clubs, earning them promotions to the top tier.
Victories in Slovakia and Czech Republic
In 2003, Hřebík led Slovak club Matador Púchov to victory in the Slovak Cup. The following year, he guided Czech club Baník Ostrava to the Czech league title. In the spring of 2006, he achieved a "golden double" (winning both the league title and cup) with Slovak club Ružomberok.
Russian and Czech Stints
From February 14 to October 2007, Hřebík served as head coach of Russian club SKA Rostov-on-Don, then competing in the First Division. He returned to the Czech Republic after that season to take over at Jablonec 97 (now known as Baumit).
