Boebie Solomons

Solomons played as a midfielder for Glendene and Cape Town Spurs during his playing career.{{cite web ==Coaching career==

Solomons moved into coaching shortly after retiring from playing, and joined the coaching staff at Santos for the first time in the late 1980s. He then joined Santos in 1999, where he initially worked as a youth coach, before becoming involved with the coaching of the senior team in 2000. before being appointed as head coach of Polokwane City in October 2013. Solomons was fired on 1 September 2014 after string of poor results in the 2014–15 Premier Soccer League campaign. Solomons got appointed head coach at Cape Town All Stars in September 2014, replacing Dylan Deane. Boebie resigned at Cape Town All Stars ahead of the 2015/2016 National First Division season and was appointed head coach at Milano United. Milano United and Boebie Solomons parted ways in April 2017 and Solomons was appointed Technical Director at FC Cape Town Solomons was appointed as technical director of Camps Bay F.C. since the end of 2025. ==Coaching career highlights==

• 2005/2006 — won Mvela Golden League Championship and promotion to the Premier Soccer League with Bidvest Wits as head coach • 1998 — appointed as head coach of South African U20's national squad • 1996 — won National Soccer League championship in second division with Milano FC • 1995/2005 — executive member of SAFA Western Province • 1995/1996 — as assistant coach, toured with SA U20's national team to Lesotho, Germany and Italy ==Honours==

2003 Absa Cup winners 2002 BP Top 8 winners 2002 Premier Soccer League champions (as Santos FC Assistant Coach) 2001 Bob Save Super Bowl winners (as Santos FC Assistant Coach) ==References==