Sílvio Lagreca

Silvio Lagreca (14 June 1895 – 29 April 1966) was a Brazilian football manager. He was the first manager of Brazilian Football Confederation in 1914 alongside Rubens Sales and after in 1940.

Lagreca was born in Piracicaba, Brazil. Prior to becoming a manager, he was a player and referee in soccer.^[1] In the first edition of Copa América (Copa Sul-Americana, until 1967) he played and coached CBF, in clubs he played for São Bento-SP only. He was in many championships, like Campeonato Paulista, Torneio Rio-São Paulo, Roca Cup and Campeonato Sul Americano.

References

↑ Placar Magazine No. 676 - 6 May 1983 - Page 68 "Postado na intermediária adversária, El Tigre observou o meia Sílvio Lagreca carregando a bola. "

External links

Profile at cbf.com.br
Folha de S.Paulo (Informations about Lagreca ) (Portuguese)

Brazil squad – 1916 South American Championship Third Place

FW Alencar FW Amílcar FW Arnaldo DF Carlito GK Casemiro FW Demósthenes MF Facchine FW Friedenreich MF Galo MF Lagreca FW Luiz Menezes GK Marcos MF Martins FW Mimi DF Nery DF Orlando DF Osny MF Sidney Coach: Lagreca

Brazil squad – 1917 South American Championship Third Place

MF Adhemar FW Amílcar FW Arnaldo FW Caetano GK Casemiro DF Chico Netto Couto De Paiva FW Dias MF Galo MF Haroldo MF Lagreca FW Luiz Menezes Millon FW Neco Otto DF Osny MF Paula Ramos MF Picagli DF Vidal Coach: Lagreca

Brazil national football team – managers

Sales & Lagreca (1914)
Selection panel (1915–16)
C. Netto (1917)
Selection panel (1917)
F. Netto & Barbuy (1918)
Selection panel (1919)
Gomes (1920)
F. Netto (1921)
Selection panel (1922)
F. Netto (1922)
C. Netto (1923)
Guimarães (1925)
Laís (1928–29)
Píndaro (1930)
Vinhaes (1931–34)
Ferreira (1934–35)
Pimenta (1936–38)
Nascimento (1939)
Lagreca (1940)
Barcelos (1940)
Pimenta (1942)
Costa (1944–50)
Z. Moreira (1952)
A. Moreira (1953)
Z. Moreira (1954–55)
Feola (1955)
Costa (1955)
Brandão (1955–56)
Teté (1956)
Costa (1956)
Pirillo (1957)
Pedrinho (1957)
Feola (1958–60)
A. Moreira (1961–63)
Feola (1964–1966)
Núñez (1965)
A. Moreira (1967–68)
Yustrich (1968)
Saldanha (1969–70)
Zagallo (1970–74)
Brandão (1975–77)
Coutinho (1977–80)
Santana (1980–82)
Parreira (1983)
Edu (1984)
Evaristo (1985)
Santana (1985–86)
Silva (1987–88)
Lazaroni (1989–90)
Falcão (1990–91)
Ernesto Paulo (1991)
Parreira (1991–94)
Zagallo (1994–98)
Luxemburgo (1998–2000)
Candinho^t (1999–2000)
Leão (2000–01)
Scolari (2001–02)
Zagallo (2002)
Parreira (2003–06)
Dunga (2006–10)
Menezes (2010–12)
Scolari (2012–14)
Dunga (2014–16)
Tite (2016–)

Palmeiras – managers

Lagreca (1923)
Barbuy (1924–29)
Del Debbio (1942–44)
Brandão (1945)
Brandão (1947–48)
López (1950)
Viera (1953)
Aymoré Moreira (1954–57)
Brandão (1958–60)
Renganeschi (1961)
Pirillo (1963–64)
Fleitas (1966)
A. Moreira (1967)
Minelli (1969–71)
Brandão (1971–75)
Dino Sani (1975–76)
Dudu (1976–77)
Maffiaⁱ (1977)
Vieira (1977–78)
Valdir de Moraesⁱ (1978)
Nuñez (1978–79)
Telê Santana (1979–80)
Valdir de Moraesⁱ (1980)
Clerici (1980)
Brandão (1980)
Valdir de Moraesⁱ (1980)
Lameiro (1980)
Dudu (1981)
Fedato (1981)
Vieira (1981)
Paulinho de Almeida (1982)
Fedato (1982)
Sant'annaⁱ (1982)
Minelli (1982–83)
Carlos Alberto Silva (1984)
Fedatoⁱ (1984)
Travaglini (1984)
Fedato (1984–85)
Travaglini (1985)
Chinesinho (1985)
Arenari (1985–86)
Castilho (1986)
Maffiaⁱ (1986)
Carbone (1986–87)
Carabina (1987)
Minelli (1987–88)
Andrade (1988)
Leão (1989)
Jair Pereira (1990)
Duduⁱ (1990)
Telê Santana (1990)
Dudu (1990–91)
Carpegiani (1991)
Nelsinho (1991–92)
Otacílio (1992–93)
Luxemburgo (1993–94)
Espinosa (1995)
Carlos Alberto Silva (1995)
Luxemburgo (1995–96)
Márcio Araújo (1997)
Scolari (1997–00)
Murtosaⁱ (2000)
Marco Aurélio (2000–01)
Márcio Araújo (2001)
Roth (2001)
Luxemburgo (2002)
PC Gusmãoⁱ (2002)
Murtosa (2002)
Culpi (2002)
Picerni (2003–04)
Estevam Soares (2004–05)
Candinho (2005)
Bonamigo (2005)
Leão (2005–06)
Vilarⁱ (2006)
Tite (2006)
Picerni (2006)
Caio Jr. (2007)
Luxemburgo (2008–09)
Jorginhoⁱ (2009)
Muricy Ramalho (2009–10)
Antônio Carlos Zago (2010)
Parragaⁱ (2010)
Scolari (2010–12)
Narcisoⁱ (2012)
Kleina (2012–14)
Valentimⁱ (2014)
Gareca (2014)
Valentimⁱ (2014)
Dorival Jr. (2014)
O. Oliveira (2015)
Valentimⁱ (2015)
M. Oliveira (2015–16)
Valentimⁱ (2016)
Cuca (2016–)

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