Bohuš Keler

Bohuš Keler ( born September 8, 1961 in Karviná as Bohuslav Keler ) is a former Czech football player and current football coach.

Club career

Keler began playing football at the age of eight years at NHKG Karviná. In 1979 he moved to the youth department of Banik Ostrava, where he remained two years. His first stop in the men's range was from 1981 to 1983, the then second division TJ ZD Bohumín. Between 1983 and 1985, completed his military service at Keler VTJ Tábor.

Subsequently, the midfielder moved to TJ Vitkovice and was in his first season Czechoslovak champion. After five years in Ostrava Keler went to the French Division 2 Le Havre AC. He helped the club to promotion to the first division, but switched itself to AS Angoulême Charente - 92

1993 Keler returned back to the Czech Republic and joined his former club FC Vitkovice at, for which he scored two goals in 17 Premier League matches. After the season, he finished his professional career, nor let his career but at CSA Karviná (1994 /95) and as player-coach at FK Krnov finish (1995 to 1997).

National

Between 1980 and 1981 graduated Keler nine games for the Czechoslovak U18 selection, in which he scored four goals.

Coaching career

After his time as player-coach in Krnov Keler coached from 1997 to 1999 the third division MSA Dolni Benešov. He then took over in the second division of the SFC Opava and led him into the Gambrinus Liga. After the ninth round of the 2001/02 season he was released for lack of success. In the second round he was again in Dolni Benešov worked, for the season 2002/ 03 he took over the second division 1 HFK Olomouc. After eight games, his contract was terminated. In the season 2003/ 04 he was a coach at his former club FC Vitkovice, but had to go out of twelve games after only three wins. As a result, he coached until 2007 again MSA Dolni Benešov. Since mid 2007 he has been coach of SK Čeladná in the sixth league.

• Football players (Czech Republic)
• Football coach (Czech Republic)
• Born in 1961
• Man