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Synonyms for jang_soo or Related words with jang_soo
kang_tae
ji_seok
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yoon_jung
choi_eun
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ryung
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yeo_jin
choi_jae
yoon_jong
jung_gyu_woon
lee_jong_hyuk
kyung_joo
beom
min_seok
yoon_ji
jung_yong
yoo_kyung
jung_hae
hee_kyung
sung_hoon
gyu
kyeong
byeong
kim_myung
ryul
jeong_hee
tae_woong
yeol
jung_hye
yeom_dong
kang_jae
choi_jong
seo_hyun
eun_hee
choi_soo
seo_yeon
kang_seung
kang_dae
seok_jin
ryeong
gong_hyung_jin
Examples of "jang_soo"
Jang
Soo
-young (born 22 September 1988) is a South Korean female badminton player.
In December 2006, Li became the assistant coach of Chinese Super League side Beijing Guoan, rejoining Lee
Jang
-
soo
. He was sacked together with Lee
Jang
-
soo
on 16 September 2009. Lee
Jang
-
soo
invited him again after Lee became the manager of China League One side Guangzhou Evergrande, but Li was unable to join Guangzhou due to the heavy task of teaching at the university. Since Lee
Jang
-
soo
haven't the AFC Professional Coaching Diploma at the time, Li agreed to register as the manager of Guangzhou Evergrande in name.
Throughout 1997 Lee
Jang
-
Soo
went to Brazil to study coaching abroad until 1998 when Lee
Jang
-
Soo
would move to China and manage Chongqing Lifan for four seasons. While he was there he managed to twice take Chongqing Lifan to fourth in the league in the 1999 and 2000 league season. However it wasn't until 2002 when Lee
Jang
-
Soo
had moved to Qingdao Beilaite that he rose to prominace within China and won the Chinese FA Cup with them. The following season though Qingdao Beilaite were to have a disappointing season when they finished the league in eleventh and Lee
Jang
-
Soo
would return to Korea. Back in South Korea Lee
Jang
-
Soo
would quickly find a team to coach with Chunnam Dragons and subsequently FC Seoul where he led them both to a Championship playoffs spot.
Lim
Jang
-
soo
(born 10 October 1959) is a South Korean sport shooter who competed in the 1988 Summer Olympics.
Soon after, in November 2013, Jang's senior aides Lee Yong-ha and
Jang
Soo
-kee were executed. Lee was reportedly accused of abusing his authority, while
Jang
Soo
-kee was found guilty of trying to organize a new faction and rejecting the system.
Yao made his comeback in July 2014 after Korean manager Lee
Jang
-
Soo
took charge Chengdu Tiancheng who struggled in the bottom of the league.
On 29 February 2008, he assumed the position of Republic of Korea Minister of National Defense, replacing Kim
Jang
-
soo
. He served at this position until 2009.
In February 2001, Li recommended himself to Chinese Jia-A League side Chongqing Lifan. Chongqing Lifan accepted his recommendation and appoint him as the interpreter and assistant coach of Korean manager Lee
Jang
-
soo
. He followed Lee
Jang
-
soo
to join another Jia-A League team Qingdao Etsong Hainiu in December 2001. He left Qingdao at the end of 2003 season after Lee Jang-soo's resignation. He joined China League One club Henan Jianye as team leader and assistant coach in December 2013. However, he was taken place by Yin Lihua on 15 April 2004.
At the beginning of the 2006 league season Lee
Jang
-
Soo
returned to China with Beijing Guoan who required a manager after Shen Xiangfu left after a disappointing season. Under Lee
Jang
-
Soo
, Beijing Guoan immediately improved by coming third in the league. Despite the team's continued improvement within the league and a successful start in the 2009 Chinese Super League season where the club were currently leading the table on September 16, 2009, Lee was fired by Beijing Guoan for not using particular players that were favored by the club directors.
On 13 January 2016, Stojanovič was appointed the new manager of Changchun Yatai F.C., replacing Marijo Tot. However, his reign was short lived, with Stojanovič getting fired on 4 May 2016. He was replaced by former Beijing Guoan F.C. and Guangzhou Evergrande F.C. manager Lee
Jang
-
soo
.
Lee
Jang
-
Soo
was one of the first players to play professional football in South Korea when he started his professional football career at Yukong Elephants in 1983 with the formation of the K-League. Despite already being in his late twenties he would eventually play in 53 league games in his professional career which ended in 1986.
Kim Heungsou (Hangul: 김흥수; Hanja: 金興洙; November 17, 1919 – June 9, 2014) was a Korean painter who was sometimes called the "Picasso of Korea".
Jang
soo
hyun, his partner and executive curator of Kim Heungsou museum died of ovarian cancer in November 2012.
In July 2011, Ji-hyun was cast in MBC's weekend drama, "A Thousand Kisses" as
Jang
Soo
Ah, the younger sister of Jang Woo Jin (Ryu Jin) She was cast for a spin-off of the TV show "The Romantic" in October 2012
After round 23 of the 2009 league season Hong Yuanshuo was appointed as caretaker manager of Beijing Guoan who required a manager after Lee
Jang
-
Soo
left. Finally, Beijing Guoan won the championship of China Super League 2009 without losing any games from round 24 to 30.
Jang
Soo
-Ji (born 21 November 1987) is a South Korean field hockey player. At the 2012 Summer Olympics she competed with the Korea women's national field hockey team in the women's tournament. She competed in three Asian Games from 2006 to 2014.
General (Ret.) Kim
Jang
-
soo
, ROKA, was the 37th Chief of Staff of the Republic of Korea Army and the 40th Republic of Korea Minister of National Defense. He is currently a Grand National Party Representative in the National Assembly of South Korea.
On 1 December 2009 top tier football club Guangzhou Pharmaceutical officially announced Peng Weiguo as their caretaker head coach. On 25 March 2010, it was announced that manager Peng had been relieved of his duties, with Korean manager Lee
Jang
-
Soo
put in charge. He became the manager of Guangzhou F.C. Youth Team.
Ji-soo was being sent to Japan by her company to secretly take pictures of the affair between Yuichi Yamamoto and
Jang
Soo
-yeon. In the meantime, Yuichi, who happened to be on a plane belonging to the Japan Airlines, played a prank by "accidentally" spilling coke on his neighbouring passenger. Yuichi took the opportunity to promote his insurance sales.
Zhou Lin began his professional football career when he was able to break into the Chongqing Lifan first-team during the 1999 league season after previously playing for their youth team. Under head coach Lee
Jang
-
Soo
he was able to quickly establish himself within the team and even help Chongqing win the 2000 Chinese FA Cup, however once Lee
Jang
-
Soo
left Chongqing found themselves struggling to remain within the top tier. Despite Chongqing constantly struggling within the league and several managerial changes Zhou Lin would still remain a constant regular first-team member within the team until Chongqing were finally relegated in the 2006 league season and were willing to let Zhou Lin leave the club.
After his football career he became a coach at Honam University before being offered the chance to become a trainer with the newly formed Ilhwa Chunma team in the K-League. He was offered a promotion as a coaching in 1992 where he was part of the team that took them second in the league. The next few seasons saw him as part of the coaching team that would establish Ilhwa Chunma as a successful team within the K-League by winning the league for three consecutive seasons. In the 1996 league season when Ilhwa Chunma decided to rename themselves as Cheonan Ilhwa Chunma, Lee
Jang
-
Soo
was again promoted to the Head coach position after the previous manager Park Jong-Hwan left, however after a disappointing season where they were never in the title challenge Lee
Jang
-
Soo
left.