# Roar Hansen

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Swedish football manager

Roar Hansen Personal information Full name Roar Magne Hansen Date of birth (1966-02-28) 28 February 1966 (age 60) Place of birth Stidsvig, Sweden Height 1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)[1] Team information Current team Eskilsminne IF (Head coach) Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) Tvärby IF Stidsvigs IF Kvidinge IF Östra Ljungby IF Managerial career 1993–1997 Klippans BIF 1998–2000 Helsingborgs Södra BIS 2001–2003 Högaborgs BK 2004–2005 Landskrona BoIS (assistant) 2006–2010 Ängelholms FF 2011–2012 Östers IF 2013–2014 Helsingborgs IF 2015–2017 Åtvidabergs FF 2018 IFK Värnamo 2019–2023 Ängelholms FF 2024 Ängelholms FF (Director of Football) 2024–2025 Varbergs BoIS 2026– Eskilsminne IF * Club domestic league appearances and goals

**Roar Hansen** (born 28 February 1966) is a Swedish [football](/source/Association_football) manager in charge of [Eskilsminne IF](/source/Eskilsminne_IF) in the Swedish [Division 1](/source/Division_1_(Swedish_football)).[2]

After a short playing career in the lower divisions he spent 18 years combining work at a factory with coaching various small local clubs before he finally became a [Superettan](/source/Superettan) manager in 2008 after winning promotion with [Ängelholms FF](/source/%C3%84ngelholms_FF).[3]

Hanson celebrating in 2012 when he was in charge of [Östers IF](/source/%C3%96sters_IF).

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** [Roar Hansen](https://www.worldfootball.net/person/pe135468/) at WorldFootball.net

1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** ["Roar Hansen tar över HIF"](https://web.archive.org/web/20140413150401/http://www.hif.se/Article.aspx?id=1b8fc714-864e-4b9c-b3e7-c521c733a690). *hif.se* (in Swedish). Helsingborgs IF. 3 December 2012. Archived from [the original](http://www.hif.se/Article.aspx?id=1b8fc714-864e-4b9c-b3e7-c521c733a690) on 13 April 2014. Retrieved 3 December 2012.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** Svab, Marjan. ["Hansen har vänt skutan för Öster"](https://www.hd.se/2012-06-03/hansen-har-vant-skutan-for-oster). *Helsingsborgs Dagblad* (in Swedish). Retrieved 1 December 2012.

Roar Hansen managerial positions v t e Landskrona BoIS – managers Burnikell (1947, 1949) Dahl (1954–56) Anderberg (1963) Somfai (1964) Wikdahl (1965–1966) Hult (1970–71) Svensson (1972–76) Sørensen (1977–78) Schramm (1979) Olsson (1979) Spurgeon (1979–80) Marshall (1981–82) Cronqvist (1983–85) Stendal (1986) Svensson (1987–89) Gustafsson (1989–90) S. Johansson (1990) Karlsson (1991–93) Storm (1994–95) Ljungberg (1995–96) S. Johansson (1997–99) Almqvist (2000) Jönsson (2001–04) Hansen (2004) Jingblad (2004–05) P. Johansson (2006–07) Linderoth (2008–09) Larsson (2009–12) Pettersson (2013–14) P. Johansson (2014) Milošević (2015) Magnusson (2015) Sopi (2016–18) Karišik (2018) Majgaard Jensen (2018) Magnusson (2019–23) Mölder (2023–25) Asterhed (2025–) v t e Östers IF – managers Bäckvall (1958–63) Varszegi (1967–73) Gustavsson (1973–74) Nordahl (1975–76) Arnesson (1977–80) Johansson (1980–82) Widén (1982–85) Johansson (1986–88) Bild (1988–89) Backe (1989–94) Bergstrand (1994–96) Ravelli (1997–98) Axberg (1998) Mattsson (1998–2001) Kuznetsov (2002–03) Widén (2003–04) Jacobsson (2005–06) Stille (2007) Kuznetsov (2008–09) Ottosson (2009–10) Ernstsson (2010) Gren (2010) Hansen (2011–12) Thomsson (2013) Björknesjö (2013–14) Askebrand (2015–17) Järdler (2018–19) Velić (2019–21) Tufegdžić (2022–23) Foyston (2024–25) Björknesjö (2025) Mölder (2026–) v t e Helsingborgs IF – managers Lundahl (1935–37) Dahl (1938–44) Lundahl (1944) Nielsen (1945–47) Hansen (1946) Burnikell (1947–49) Holländer (1949–50) Dahl (1950–54) Persson (1955–58) Vogel (1958–60) Wikdahl (1961–64) Szentpetery (1965) Weimann (1965) Jönsson (1965–68) Sørensen (1969–70) G. Andersson (1971) Weiman (1971) Hagberg (1972–73) Schnorrerberger (1974) Persson (1975) Birch (1976–77) Olsson (1977) B. Andersson (1978–80) Hansson (1980–81) Borg (1982–83) Svensson (1984–86) Nilsson (1987–94) Almqvist (1994–97) Hareide (1998–99) Bergstrand (2000–01) Cratz (2002) Swärdh (2002–06) Eklund (2006) Baxter (2006–07) Nilsson (2007–09) Karlsson (2010–12) Hareide (2012) Hansen (2013–14) Larsson (2015–16) Ljung (2017–19) Larsson (2019) Tengryd (2019) Mellberg (2019–20) Lennartsson (2021–22) Lindström & Santos (2022–23) Baxter (2023) Saarenpää (2024–25) Grieve (2025–) v t e Åtvidabergs FF – managers Konrád (1942–47) Almgren (1948) Nagy (1948–52) Raynor (1952–54) Durspekt (1956–57) Durán (1960–63) Gustavsson (1966–70) S. A. Larsson (1971–72) Dombos (1972–7?) Durán (1975) ? (1976) Svensson (1977–79) Westerberg (1979–80) B. L. Larsson (1981–82) Torstensson (1986) Stenbäck (1989) M. Karlsson (1997–99) Augustsson (2000) Creutz & Andersson (2000–03) K. Karlsson (2004–06) Swärdh (2007–08) Wiklund (2009–10) Thomsson (2010–12) Swärdh (2013–14) Hansen (2015–17) Thomsson (2017) Hallingström & Hydén (2018) Johansson (2018–19) Fredheim (2019) Ny (2019–21) Larsén (2022) Stahre (2022) Bååth (2023) Axelsson (2024–25) Bilanovic (2025–)

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