Croatian veteran Baric back in limelight

At 71, Otto Baric is no spring chicken, but in Euro 2004 the veteran campaigner will once more get the chance to coach a national team in a major tournament.

Croatian veteran Baric back in limelight
Sun, 20 Jun, 2004 - 13:09

At 71, Otto Baric is no spring chicken, but in Euro 2004 the veteran campaigner will once more get the chance to coach a national team in a major tournament.

Baric’s achievement in qualifying Croatia for Portugal is no small one as he replaced Mirko Jozic at very much a transitional period for Croatian football.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004Place: IbarakiPlace: ChilePlace: PortugalPlace: AustriaPlace: FenerbahcePerson: BaricPerson: Otto BaricPerson: Mirko JozicPerson: JozicPerson: Davor SukerPerson: Robert ProsineckiPerson: Robert JarniPerson: Slaven BilicPerson: Igor StimacPerson: SukerPerson: JarniPerson: ProsineckiPerson: Miroslav BlazevicPerson: Dado PrsoPerson: Tomislav SokotaPerson: Marijo MaricPerson: Jerko LekoPerson: Marko BabicPerson: Darijo SrnaPerson: Joey DidulicaPerson: Ivan KlasnicPerson: Otto PorridgePerson: Otto MaximalePerson: BlazevicEvent: Euro 2004Event: 2002 World CupEvent: BundesligaEvent: Cup Winners’ CupEvent: UEFA CupEvent: Euro 96Organisation: CroatiaOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: Yugoslavia Under-21Organisation: Werder BremenOrganisation: BundesligaOrganisation: AustriaOrganisation: TurkeyOrganisation: NK GradanskiOrganisation: NK LokomotivaOrganisation: LASK LinzOrganisation: NK ZagrebOrganisation: NK Dinamo VinkovciOrganisation: Sturm GrazOrganisation: Rapid ViennaOrganisation: FenerbahçeOrganisation: StuttgartOrganisation: Admira WackerOrganisation: BaricOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: SalzburgOrganisation: Inter MilanOrganisation: Dinamo ZagrebOrganisation: Germany
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