- Ig****o
Arcoleo (born 15
February 1948 in Palermo) is an
Italian footballer and manager.
Arcoleo, born in Mondello, a
Palermo maritime frazione, to a fishermans'...
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Title Length 1. "Alone" (Lost
Frequencies Remix) 6:43 2. "Alone" (Alex
Arcoleo Remix) 4:43 3. "Alone" (George
Kwali Remix) 4:59 4. "Alone" (Jack Wins...
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after finishing second from bottom. With
former Serie A
player Ig****o
Arcoleo as head coach,
Trapani experienced two
consecutive promotions from Serie...
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Wayback Machine.
European Athletics (30 July 2010).
Retrieved 2010-09-28.
Arcoleo,
Laura (4
September 2010).
EVENT Report – Men's 1500 Metres. IAAF. Retrieved...
- high jump
final – Rio 2016
Olympic Games. IAAF.
Retrieved on 2016-08-22.
Arcoleo,
Laura (2016-08-13). Ten
things we
learned on day two – Rio 2016 Olympic...
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manager were (in
order of votes):
Delio Rossi Giuseppe Iachini Ig****o
Arcoleo Čestmír Vycpálek
Fernando Veneranda Giuseppe Caramanno Rosario Pergolizzi...
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Fabio Brini– 1999
Piero Braglia– 1999–00
Lorenzo Mancano– 2000 Ig****o
Arcoleo– 2000–01
Bruno Pace– 2001–02
Carlo Florimbi– 2002
Pasquale Marino– 2002–04...
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Cipriani 2000–2001
Stefano Sanderra 2001–2002
Stefano Sanderra Ig****o
Arcoleo 2002–2003
Leonardo Bitetto Giovanni Pagliari 2003–2004
Daniele Arrigoni...
- Ghisalberti, A. M., ed.
Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani: III
Ammirato –
Arcoleo. Rome, 1961. Murray, A. C., and Gof****, W. A., edd.
After Rome's Fall:...
- Ghisalberti,
Alberto M.
Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani: III
Ammirato –
Arcoleo. Rome, 1961. Reardon,
Wendy J. The
Deaths of the Popes.
Comprehensive Accounts...
