Original sentence: David Vidal (born 2 August, 1950 in Portosín, Porto do Son, A Coruña) is a Spanish football manager.David Vidal started his managerial career in his adopted city, Cádiz, where he had finished his playing days.His assistant Claudio Barragán was temporarily placed in charge of the team - as had happened previously when Luis García was sacked.It was there that he managed the best player to ever grace the Ramón de Carranza, Mágico González, of whom he said: "Technically he was better than Maradona"...On 12 January 2007, Vidal was appointed manager of Elche, following the sacking of Luis García.On the 12 October, 2008, following an away draw at Celta Vigo, which had seen Elche only manage to obtain two points from seven games, Elche CF announced that, following a meeting with the club directors, David Vidal would no longer continue as manager of the club.There he began managing Cadiz's youth teams working his way up to the position of assistant manager and then manager of the first team at the start of the 1988-1989 season
Edited sentence: After an unassuming playing career (he never played in the first or second divisions), Vidal took up coaching in 1982, first with Cádiz CF, his adopted city, where he had hung up his boots.After two 1/2 additional years in the topflight with modest CD Logroñés, which always maintained its status, Vidal resumed his career mainly in the second level.BDFutbol profile.David Vidal Tomé (born 2 August, 1950 in Portosín, Porto do Son, A Coruña) is a Spanish football manager.He began with the Andalusians' youth sides, then moved to assistant manager, being finally appointed head coach for 1988-89, after a brief interim spell in 1987.His assistant, former Spain and Deportivo de La Coruña striker Claudio Barragán was temporarily placed in charge of the team.It was during that time he managed arguably the club's ever best player, Salvadoran Mágico González, of whom he once said: "Technically he was better than Maradona".On 12 January 2007, he was appointed manager of Elche CF, following the sacking of Luis García.On October 12, 2008, following a draw at Celta de Vigo, which meant Elche only managed two points from seven games, the manager was sacked, following a meeting with the club's directors