Witold Kulik

Witold Kulik (born 4 August 1957) is a former Polish football player and manager, and current member of the Pruszcz Gdański council.[1]

Witold Kulik
Personal information
Full name Witold Józef Kulik
Date of birth (1956-08-04) 4 August 1956
Place of birth Poland
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
Stoczniowiec Gdańsk
Teams managed
1994-1995 Polonia Gdańsk
1998–99 Lechia Gdańsk
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Football

Kulik played for Stoczniowiec Gdańsk during his professional career, and also managed Stoczniowiec, then known as Polonia Gdańsk, for the 1994-95 season. As manager he led Polonia to the III liga title, finishing 10 points clear of second place Elana Toruń with the team scoring 99 goals in the league.[2] Decpite winning the league, Kulik was not kept as the manager for the following season. In 1998-99 Stanisław Stachura served as the manager of the Lechia Gdańsk first team. Stachura chose Kulik to be the second manager,[3] they worked alongside each other as joint first team managers of Lechia for the 1998-99 season.[4] After a disappointing season, both Kulik and Stachura lost their jobs.

After football

After football Kulik went into politics, and has been on the Pruszcz Gdański council since 2010.[5][6] Kulik has been the owner of a goods shop called "Ewelina" in Pruszcz Gdański since 1995.[7]

Honours

Polonia Gdańsk

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References
  1. "Trenerzy". lechia.pl.
  2. "Polonia Gdansk history". poloniagdansk.pl.
  3. "Lechia Gdańsk. Niemoc trwa". gdansk.naszemiasto.pl.
  4. "Pruszcz Gdanski Council". pruszcz-gdanski.pl.
  5. "Miasto Gmina Pruszcz Gdański". regioset.pl.
  6. "OBWIESZCZENIE. Miejskiej Komisji Wyborczej w Pruszczu Gdańskim z dnia 1 października 2018 r." (PDF). pruszcz-gdanski.pl.
  7. "Ewelina Witold Kulik". centrumopinii.com.
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