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Cilinho Personal information Full name Otacílio Pires de Camargo Date of birth February 9, 1939 Place of birth Campinas, Brazil Teams managed Years Team 1969 Ponte Preta 1972 Portuguesa 1973–1974 Sport 1982 XV de Jaú 1984–1985 São Paulo 1987 Ponte Preta 1987–1988 São Paulo 1989 Guarani 1994 Bragantino 1999 América-SP Otacílio Pires de Camargo, commonly known as Cilinho (born February 9, 1939), was a Brazilian football coach, responsible for the discovery of many talents.[1] He was born in Campinas.[1]
Career
It was he who led the team of the São Paulo Futebol Clube in the 1980s, at the time called the Morumbi Menudos, this name because of the low age of the club players and the success of Puerto-Rican musical group Menudo.[1]
He won the Campeonato Paulista with São Paulo in 1985 and in 1987, the Campeonato Paulista Second Division with Ponte Preta in 1969, and the Campeonato Paulista Série A2 in 1999 with América-SP.[1] Cilinho has also managed clubs such as Portuguesa, Sport, XV de Jaú, Guarani and Bragantino.[2]
References
São Paulo F.C. – managers Salles (1931–34) · Del Debbio (1936) · Feola (1937–38) · Rodrigues (1938) · Feola (1939) · Amsel (1939) · Barbuy (1939) · Platero (1940) · Feola (1941–42) · Ross (1942) · Joreca (1943–47) · Feola (1947–50) · Leônidas (1951) · A. Oliveira (1951) · Leônidas (1952) · Jim Lopes (1953–54) · Leônidas (1954–55) · Feola (1955–56) · Caxambu (1957c) · Guttmann (1957–58) · Renganeschi (1959) · Januzzi (1959) · Feola (1959) · Costa (1960–61) · Cardoso (1961) · Aymoré Moreira (1962) · Brandão (1963) · Poy (1964) · Vieira (1964) · Lopes (1965) · Aymoré Moreira (1966) · Pirillo (1967–68) · Lameiro (1968–69) · Zezé Moreira (1970) · Brandão (1971) · Poy (1971) · Ramos (1972) · Mota (1972) · Poy (1972) · Telê Santana (1973) · Poy (1973–75) · Juliato (1976) · Minelli (1977–78) · Juliato (1979) · Carlos Alberto Silva (1980) · Neto (1981) · Formiga (1981) · Poy (1982) · Travaglini (1983) · Valdir de Moraes (1984) · Cilinho (1984–85) · Serrão (1986) · Pepe (1986–87) · Cilinho (1987–88) · Carlos Alberto Silva (1989) · Gimenez (1990) · Forlán (1990) · Telê Santana (1990–96) · Muricy (1996) · Parreira (1996) · Muricy (1996–97) · Darío Pereyra (1997–98) · N. Baptista (1998) · Mário Sérgio (1998) · Carpegiani (1999) · Milton Cruz (1999c) · Culpi (2000) · Vadão (2001) · N. Baptista (2001–02) · O. Oliveira (2002–03) · Milton Cruz (2003c) · Rojas (2003) · Cuca (2004) · Leão (2004–05) · Milton Cruz (2005c) · Autuori (2005) · Muricy (2006–09) · Milton Cruz (2009c) · Ricardo Gomes (2009–10) · Milton Cruz (2010c) · Baresi (2010c) · Carpegiani (2010–11) · Milton Cruz (2011c) · Adílson (2011) · Milton Cruz (2011c) · Leão (2011–)
Categories:- 1939 births
- Living people
- People from Campinas, São Paulo
- Brazilian football managers
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