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Swedish handball coach (born 1960)

Tomas Ryde

Personal information
Full name	Tomas Robert Ryde
Born	August 1960
Nationality	Swedish
Teams managed
	Tyresö HF
	Skuru IK
1990–1994	Sweden Women
1999–2002	Sweden Women
	Ikast-Bording
0000–2005	Djurgården
2005–2008	Viborg HK
2015–2016	Romania Women
2019	CSM Bucharest
2019	Romania Women

Tomas Robert Ryde (born August 1960) is a Swedish handball coach who coaches the Romanian women's national team.

At the end of the 2007–08 season, he left Danish Viborg 'for family reasons' to return to Sweden. His assistant coach Jakob Vestergaard then took over as head coach after Ryde.

Ryde took over the position as head coach of the Romanian women's national team by mid-March 2015 after being previously eyed for Romania Women job in 2008.

On 4 October 2016, the Romanian Handball Federation (FRH) and Ryde have reached an agreement to terminate the employment contract by mutual agreement after 16 months. Ryde will now dedicate himself to a business career.

Coaching honours

Elitserien:
- Winner: N/A
Swedish Cup:
- Winner: N/A
Danish League:
- Winner: 2006, 2008
Danish Cup:
- Winner: 2007, 2008
Women's EHF Champions League:
- Winner: 2006
EHF Women's Champions Trophy:
- Winner: 2006
IHF World Women's Handball Championship:
- Bronze medalist: 2015

Personal life

Tomas lives in Lidingö and has three children with his wife Marie. He's a former police officer.

References

"Tomas Robert Ryde Personprofil" (in Swedish). Allabolag.se. Retrieved 19 March 2015.
"Ryde leaves fantastic times behind". European Handball Federation. 28 May 2008.
"Thomas Ryde i spidsen for Rumænien" (in Danish). dr.dk. 10 September 2008.
"Tomas Ryde este noul antrenor al naționalei feminine de handbal" (in Romanian). Romanian Handball Federation. 9 March 2015.
"AMBROS MARTIN – NOUL ANTRENOR AL NAȚIONALEI DE HANDBAL FEMININ A ROMÂNIEI" (in Romanian). Romanian Handball Federation. 4 October 2016.
"Tomas Ryde ny sportchef för Lidingö SK Handboll".
"Ryde to leave Viborg". European Handball Federation. 19 February 2008.

v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2015 World Championship – Bronze medal
3 Szűcs 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 13 Marin 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 30 Ungureanu 36 Tănasie 55 Geiger 77 Buceschi 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde

v t e Romania squad – 2016 Summer Olympics – 9th place
3 Szűcs 5 Geiger 7 Buceschi 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 25 Hotea 30 Ungureanu 85 Chintoan 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde

v t e Romania squad – 2019 World Championship – 12th place
2 Udriștioiu 4 Pristăviță 8 Neagu 9 Băcăoanu 11 Perianu 12 Ciucă 16 Dedu 20 Dumanska 21 Pintea 22 Florica 24 Dache 26 Polocoșer 27 Ostase 30 Seraficeanu 31 Zamfirescu 77 Iuganu 88 Vizitiu Coach: Ryde

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