Adhemar Pimenta
Brazilian football manager
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| Date of birth | (1896-04-12)12 April 1896 | ||
| Place of birth | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ||
| Date of death | 26 August 1970(1970-08-26) (aged 74) | ||
| Place of death | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ||
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| Years | Team | ||
| 1934–1936 | Bangu AC | ||
| 1935 | XI of Rio de Janeiro (DF) | ||
| 1936–1937 | Madureira AC | ||
| 1936–1937 | São Cristóvão AC | ||
| 1936–1938 | Brazil | ||
| 1939 | Madureira AC | ||
| 1939 | XI of Pernambuco | ||
| 1940–1942 | Botafogo FC | ||
| 1942 | Brazil | ||
| 1943 | Santos FC | ||
| 1943 | Bonsucesso FC | ||
| 1943 | XI of Minas Gerais | ||
| 1945 | Bonsucesso FC | ||
| 1947 | São Cristóvão AC | ||
| 1948 | America FC (RJ) | ||
Adhemar Pimenta (1896-1970) was a Brazilian football manager.
He was born in Rio de Janeiro on April 12, 1896, and died in the same city on August 26, 1970.[1]
References
- Obituaries Jornal do Brasil, Folha de S. Paulo, et al. (1970)
- ^ Napoleão, Antônio Carlos; Roberto Assaf (2006). Seleção Brasileira 1914-2006. Rio de Janeiro: Mauad X. p. 326. ISBN 85-7478-186-X.
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Bangu – managers
- Vinhaes (1933–34)
- Rincão (1934)
- Pimenta (1935–36)
- Rincão (1937)
- F. Pinheiro (1937)
- Rincão (1938)
- Manfrenatte (1938–39)
- F. Pinheiro (1939)
- Solón (1940)
- Fausto (1940)
- Manfrenatte (1941–43)
- Menotti (1943)
- J.F. Lemos (1944)
- Perini (1945)
- Monsores (1945–46)
- Martins (1946)
- J.F. Lemos (1947)
- A. Moreira (1948–50)
- Aymoré M. (1950)
- Ondino (1950–52)
- Tim (1953)
- Délio (1953)
- Tim (1953–56)
- Luiz Renato (1956)
- Newton (1956)
- Pellegrini (1957)
- G. Cardoso (1957–58)
- Tim (1959–60)
- Zizinho (1960)
- Yustrich (1961)
- Gradim (1961–62)
- Tim (1963–64)
- Denoni (1964)
- M. Francisco (1964)
- Monsores (1964)
- G. Cardoso (1965)
- Zizinho (1965–66)
- Monsores (1967)
- M. Francisco (1967)
- Ondino (1967)
- Monsores (1968)
- Ocimar (1968–69)
- D. Pinto (1969)
- Monsores (1969)
- F. Costa (1970)
- do Rio (1970)
- Evaristo (1971)
- Paulinho (1971)
- Ocimar (1972)
- Décio (1973)
- Vavá (1973)
- Zózimo (1973)
- Aníbal (1974)
- Paulo Mendes (1975)
- Aureliano (1975)
- Anani (1975)
- F. Cônsul (1976)
- Moacir (1976)
- Ananias (1976)
- Décio (1976)
- Severino (1977–78)
- Yustrich (1978)
- Melquisedeque (1978)
- Antoninho (1979)
- Zizinho (1980)
- Ananias (1980)
- Tim (1980)
- Décio (1980–81)
- J. Francisco (1982)
- Vieira (1983)
- Moisés (1983–86)
- Lumumba (1986)
- Carpegiani (1986)
- Pinheiro (1987)
- Leone (1987)
- Zagallo (1988)
- J. Francisco (1988)
- Dé (1988–89)
- Pinheiro (1989)
- Didi (1989)
- Moisés (1989)
- Clemente (1990)
- Lumumba (1990)
- Melo (1990–91)
- Cosme (1991)
- Massa (1991)
- Dé (1992)
- Moisés (1992–94)
- Barreto (1995–96)
- Cosme (1996)
- Severino (1997)
- Sampaio (1998–00)
- Miguel (2001)
- Teixeira (2001)
- Jr Lopes (2002)
- Miguel (2002)
- Tita (2003)
- Cabo (2004)
- Sampaio (2005)
- Miguel (2006)
- Elói (2006)
- Sampaio (2006)
- Gabriel (2007)
- Roy (2008)
- Cosme (2008)
- E. Souza (2009)
- Mazolinha (2009)
- Nando (2009)
- Buarque (2010)
- Mazolinha (2010)
- Gabriel (2010–11)
- Marcão (2011–12)
- C. César (2012)
- Cleimar (2012–13)
- Sampaio (2013)
- Mazolinha (2013–14)
- M. Marques (2014–15)
- C. Renan (2015)
- Sacramento (2016)
- M. Marques (2016)
- Allax (2017)
- Arturzinho (2017)
- R. Fernandes (2017)
- C. Renan (2017)
- Sampaio (2018–19)
- Ado (2019)
- Allax (2020)
- Marelli (2021)
- Felipe (2021–22)
- M. Curopos c (2022)
- Felipe (2023)
- M. Curopos c (2023)
- A. Gomes (2024)
- França (2024–)
Brazil squad – 1937 South American Championship runners-up | ||
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Brazil squad – 1938 FIFA World Cup third place | ||
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Brazil squad – 1942 South American Championship third place | ||
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