Moise Poida

Poida was appointed manager of his former club Tafea in 2012.^[13][14] In his first season in charge, Tafea F.C. finished third in the Port Vila Football League and qualified for the 2013 VFF National Super League, a competition between the top clubs in Vanuatu's regional leagues.^[15] Poida's Tafea F.C. won the competition beating Amicale F.C. 1–0 in the final.^[15] In the 2013–14 season Poida was suspended for three months of the 2013–14 season and was replaced for that period by Jerry Napat.^[16] Poida's team finished third in the Port Villa Premier League and therefore qualified for the 2014 VFF National Super League.^[17] Tafea F.C. won the 2014 VFF National Super League, again beating Amicale F.C. in the final, this time 3–1.^[17] Poida's team also competed 2013–14 OFC Champions League where they finished third in their group and didn't progress to the knockout rounds.^[18] In Poida's third season in charge, Tafea F.C. finished fourth in the Port Vila Football League and qualified for the 2015 VFF National Super League.^[19] In the VFF National Super League Tafea F.C. competed in group C and finished third in the group.^[19] They did not advance from the group stage.^[19] Poida's team also competed in the 2014–15 OFC Champions League where they finished third in their group and therefore did not advance to the knockout rounds.^[20] In December 2016, Poida announced that he would leave his position at Tafea to pursue other ambitions.

Poida was appointed the manager of the Vanuatu national team in October 2015, replacing Percy Avock.^[2] Poida's first game in charge was a friendly against Fiji on 7 November 2015 and the team drew 1–1.^[21] His team played another friendly against the same team three days later and they won 2–1.^[19]

Poida's first major international tournament was the 2016 OFC Nations Cup. Vanuatu were drawn in group B along with New Zealand, Fiji and the Solomon Islands.^[22] In their first match they lost to the Solomon Islands 1–0 with Solomon Islander Jerry Donga scoring the only goal in the 19th minute.^[23] Vanuatu's second game was against New Zealand who had won their opening game 3–1.^[23] New Zealand won the match 5–0. Vanuatu's final group match was against the Fijians.^[23] This match was the only match Vanuatu won at the tournament with goals from Dominique Fred, Fenedy Masauvakalo and Brian Kaltack securing a 3–2 win.^[23] After all the group B fixtures were completed New Zealand finished top with nine points.^[23] Vanuatu, Solomon Islands and Fiji all finished on three points.^[23] Solomon Island's goal difference of −1 was better than Fiji's −2 and Vanuatu's −5 so they finished second.^[23] This meant that Poida's team was eliminated from the competition and that they finished last in their group.^[23]

Vanuatu

• Pacific Games: Bronze Medalist, 2007^{[24] [25]}

Vanuatu

• Pacific Mini Games: Gold Medalist, 2017^[26][27]