- Otacílio
Pires de Camargo,
commonly known as
Cilinho (February 9, 1939 –
November 28, 2019) was a
Brazilian football coach,
responsible for the discovery...
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successive seasons for the
first time
since the 1940s. In 1985, the head
coach Cilinho introduced to the
world the
Menudos of Morumbi, a team that
included Paulo...
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Mazinho was
state champion with the club in 1988. At the
request of
coach Cilinho, he was
brought to São
Paulo FC
where he was part of the São
Paulo champion...
- 1982 Mário
Travaglini 1983
Jorge Vieira 1984
Castilho 1985
Cilinho 1986 Pepe 1987
Cilinho 1988 Jair
Pereira 1989
Carlos Alberto Silva 1990
Vanderlei Luxemburgo...
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football manager Otacílio
Jales da
Silva (born 1984),
Brazilian footballer Cilinho, real name Otacílio
Pires de Camargo,
Brazilian football manager This page...
- midfielder.
Renato was
promoted from São Paulo's
youth sectors by
coach Cilinho, and for the club he made 87
appearances and
scored 14 goals. Also scored...
- Portuguese). A Tribuna. 31
December 1991.
Retrieved 30 June 2023. "Inter cede
Cilinho por um ano" (in Portuguese). A Tribuna. 8
January 1992.
Retrieved 30 June...
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respectively in 1980 and 1989. In the
following years with Formiga, 1981, and
Cilinho for 2 times, 1985 and 1987, The
Dearest won the
state championship again...
- (1986–87) Jair
Pereira (1988) Ênio
Andrade (1989)
Nelsinho Baptista (1990–91)
Cilinho (1991)
Nelsinho Baptista (1992–93) Jair
Pereira (1994)
Carlos Alberto Silva...
- MF BRA Sérgio
Manoel — MF BRA Sérgio
Santos — MF BRA Zé
Renato — FW BRA
Almir — FW BRA
Cilinho — FW BRA Guga — FW BRA
Neizinho — FW BRA Neto...
