Alfredo Ramos

For other Brazilian footballers nicknamed Alfredo, see Alfredo Ramos dos Santos and Alfredo Mostarda Filho. For the footballer born 1906, see Alfredo Ramos (Portuguese footballer).

Alfredo Ramos de Castilho ^[1] (October 27, 1924 in Jacareí – July 31, 2012), was a Brazilian footballer in the defense role. He was simply known as Alfredo or Polvo by fans.

In his career as player for Santos (1947–1951), São Paulo (1951–1958 and 1961) and Corinthians (1958–1960), he played 633 games, scoring 3 goals, and won one São Paulo State Championship in 1953. With the Brazilian team, he was in the first team in 10 games and was listed in the roster for the 1954 FIFA World Cup, without playing any games.^[2] In the 1970s, he was coach for the São Paulo squad.

References

↑ "Morre Alfredo Ramos Castilho, também conhecido como Alfredo Ramos ou Polvo, ex-lateral esquerdo e treinador do São Paulo". Esportes.terra.com.br. Retrieved 2012-08-02.
↑ 1954 FIFA World Cup: Brazil Squad FIFA. Retrieved 22 January 2010.

Corinthians – managers

Perrone (1910–11)
González (1912–14)
Barbuy (1915–16)
González (1916)
Barbuy (1917–18)
Nando (1918)
Barbuy (1919)
Nando (1919)
Barbuy (1920)
Giacominelli (1921–25)
Rocco (1926–27)
Neco (1927–28)
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Montarini (1929–31)
de Carlo (1932–33)
Mazzulo (1933)
Barbuy (1934)
Mazzulo (1934)
Barbuy (1935)
Foquer (1935)
Barbuy (1936)
A. Pereira (1936)
José Foquer (1936)
Neco (1936)
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Rocco & Del Debbio (1938)
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Menjou (1942)
Rato (1942–43)
Barbuy (1943)
Miranda Rosa (1944)
Tiger (1944)
Chiavone (1944)
Vanni (1944–45)
Alcides de Sousa Aguiar (1945–46)
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Del Debbio (1947)
Cláudio Pinho, Sérvilio de Jesus & Hélio Ferreira Leite (1948)
Gentil Cardoso (1948)
Joreca (1948–49)
Calaf & dos Santos (1949–50)
Aquiles Gama Malcher (1950)
Newton Senra (1950–51)
Rato (1951–54)
Cláudio Pinho (1954)
Brandão (1954–56)
Cláudio Pinho (1956)
Brandão (1956–57)
Cláudio Pinho (1958)
Lotito (1958)
Hélio Filé (1958)
Rato (1958)
Cláudio Pinho (1959)
Rato (1959)
Pirillo (1959–60)
Ramos (1960)
López (1960)
João Lima (1961)
Dino Pavão (1961)
Alfredo Ramos (1961)
Martim Francisco (1961)
Rato (1961)
Fleitas (1962–63)
Nesi Cury (1963)
Rato (1963)
Amaral (1964)
Belangero (1964)
Brandão (1964–66)
José Teixeira (1966)
Nuñes (1966)
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Lula (1967–68)
Brandão (1968)
A. Moreira (1968)
Dino Sani (1969–70)
Baltazar (1970)
A. Moreira (1970–71)
Francisco Sarno (1971)
Baltazar (1971)
Francisco Sarno (1972)
Luizinho (1972)
Duque (1972–73)
Yustrich (1973–74)
Luizinho (1974)
Pirillo (1974–75)
Luizinho (1975)
Dino Sani (1975)
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José Teixeira (1978–79)
Jorge Vieira (1979–80)
Julinho (1980)
de Carvalho (1980)
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Zé Maria (1983)
Jorge Vieira (1983–84)
Hélio Maffia (1984)
Jair Picerni (1984–85)
Hélio Maffia (1985)
Carlos Alberto Torres (1985)
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Minelli (1986)
Basílio (1986)
Jorge Vieira (1986–87)
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Formiga (1987)
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Carlos Alberto Torres (1988)
José Carlos Fescina (1988–89)
Ângelo Maccariello (1989)
Palhinha (1989)
Ênio Andrade (1989)
Basílio (1989–90)
Zé Maria (1990)
N. Baptista (1990–91)
Carlos Alberto Silva (1991)
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Basílio (1992)
Aguinaldo Moreira (1992)
N. Baptista (1992–93)
Márcio Araújo (1993)
Mário Sérgio (1993)
Afrânio Riul (1994)
Eduardo Amorim (1994)
Carlos Alberto Silva (1994)
J. Pereira (1994)
Mário Sérgio (1995)
Eduardo Amorim (1995–96)
Aguinaldo Moreira (1996)
Valdir Espinosa (1996)
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Édson Cegonha (2000)
Serrão^c (2000)
Vadão (2000)
Valdir Joaquim de Moraes^c (2000)
Candinho (2000)
Pereyra (2001)
Luxemburgo (2001)
Parreira (2002)
Geninho (2003)
Júnior (2003)
Jairo Leal^c (2003)
Fonseca (2003–04)
Oliveira (2004)
Tite (2004–05)
Passarella (2005)
Bittencourt (2005)
Lopes (2005–06)
Ademar Braga^c (2006)
Geninho (2006)
Leão (2006–07)
Carpegiani (2007)
Zé Augusto (2007)
N. Baptista (2007)
Menezes (2008–10)
A. Batista (2010)
Carille^c (2010)
Tite (2010–13)
Menezes (2014)
Tite (2015–)

São Paulo – managers

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Del Debbio (1936)
Feola (1937–38)
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Cardoso (1961)
A. Moreira (1962)
Brandão (1963)
Poy (1964)
Vieira (1964)
Lopes (1965)
A. Moreira (1966)
Pirillo (1967–68)
Lameiro (1968–69)
Z. 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 (1980–81)
Neto (1981)
Formiga (1981–82)
Poy (1982–83)
Serrão^c (1983)
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Paulinho (1988)
Gimenez^c (1989)
Carlos Alberto Silva (1989–90)
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Forlán (1990)
Telê Santana (1990–96)
Muricy (1996)
Parreira (1996)
Muricy (1996–97)
Pereyra (1997–98)
N. Baptista (1998)
Pita^c (1998)
Mário Sérgio (1998)
Carpegiani (1999)
Milton Cruz^c (1999)
Culpi (2000)
Vadão (2001)
N. Baptista (2001–02)
O. Oliveira (2002–03)
Rojas (2003)
Cuca (2004)
Leão (2004–05)
Milton Cruz^c (2005)
Autuori (2005)
Muricy (2006–09)
Milton Cruz^c (2009)
Gomes (2009–10)
Milton Cruz^c (2010)
Baresi^c (2010)
Carpegiani (2010–11)
Milton Cruz^c (2011)
Adílson (2011)
Milton Cruz^c (2011)
Leão (2011–12)
Milton Cruz^c (2012)
Franco (2012–13)
Milton Cruz^c (2013)
Autuori (2013)
Muricy (2013–15)
Milton Cruz^c (2015)
Osorio (2015)
Doriva (2015)
Milton Cruz^c (2015)
Bauza (2016–)

Brazil squad – 1954 FIFA World Cup

1 Castilho 2 Djalma Santos 3 Nílton Santos 4 Brandãozinho 5 Pinheiro 6 Bauer (c) 7 Julinho 8 Didi 9 Baltazar 10 Pinga 11 Rodrigues 12 Paulinho 13 Alfredo Ramos 14 Ely 15 Mauro 16 Dequinha 17 Maurinho 18 Humberto 19 Índio 20 Rubens 21 Veludo 22 Cabeção Coach: Moreira

Brazil squad – 1956 South American Championship Fourth Place

Alfredo Ramos Álvaro Baltazar Belangero Cabeção Canhoteiro De Sordi Del Vecchio Djalma Santos Formiga Gilmar Jair Julião Luizinho Martorano Maurinho Mauro Nestor Olavo Tite Zezinho Zito Coach: Brandão

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