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Ian Hazel (born 1 December 1967 in Merton) is an English former professional footballer. ==Career== Hazel began his career as an apprentice with Wimbledon, turning professional in December 1985. He was never a regular with the Dons and moved to Bristol Rovers on loan in February 1989. He joined Rovers on a full contract in July 1989, leaving to join Maidstone United, after a brief spell at Gloucester City, on a non-contract basis in March 1992. In the 1992 close season, he joined Slough Town, moving to Aylesbury United in August 1994. He moved to Carshalton Athletic in 1995 and to Chesham United in 1996. In October 1998, Hazel joined Tooting & Mitcham United where he later became player-coach and then manager. He resigned as manager in November 2002.〔(Hazel quits at Tooting )〕 In February 2003 he became manager of Molesey.〔(Hazel in at Molesey )〕 but left that June after saving the club from relegation.〔(Molesey stunned at Hazel's departure )〕 In November 2003, while working full-time as a coach for Fulham, Hazel joined Banstead Athletic as a player, playing for the first time in three years.〔(Hazel rolls back the years )〕 In December 2003 he took over as manager of Walton & Hersham,〔(Hazel takes Walton and Hersham hot-seat )〕 where he went on to have a 17 match unbeaten run. He worked for the Fulham academy for 18 months until March 2006 when he took over as manager of Sutton United,〔(Hazel's the man for U's )〕 from where he resigned in October 2007.〔(Hazel goes at Sutton )〕 Two weeks later he took over as manager of Leatherhead.〔(Tanners appoint Hazel )〕 Hazel resigned from first team manager at Leatherhead in 2008. Hazel is currently working at Carshalton Athletic as the head of the club's youth academy set-up. He has also taken temporarily charge of the first team on 5 occasions, the last being in September 2012 following the departure of Paul Dipre from the role. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ian Hazel」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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