Benedicto Antonio Angeli

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Personal information
Full name	Benedicto Antonio Angeli
Date of birth	(1939-02-10) February 10, 1939
Place of birth	Lindóia, Brazil
Height	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Playing position	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1956-1959	Palmeiras	82	(15)
1959-1960	Botafogo-SP	?	(?)
1960-1961	Fiorentina	?	(?)
1962-1968	Botafogo-SP	?	(?)
1969	América-SP	?	(?)
1970	Comercial	?	(?)
1971-1972	Sertãozinho	?	(?)
Teams managed
1982	América-SP
1983	Uberaba
1984	Comercial
1985-1986	Francana
1989-1991	Sertãozinho
1995	Kashiwa Reysol
1997	Botafogo-SP
2004	Shimizu S-Pulse
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Benedicto Antonio Angeli (born February 10, 1939) is a former Brazilian football manager.^[1]^[2]

References

Kashiwa Reysol – managers

Zé Sérgio (1995) Antoninho (1995) Nicanor (1996–97) Nishino (1998–01) Perryman (2001–02) Ikeya (2002) Marco Aurélio (2002–03) Ikeya (2004) Hayano (2004–05) Takemoto (2005) Ishizaki (2006–08) Takahashi (2009) Ihara (2009) Nelsinho (2009–14) Yoshida (2015) Mendes (2016) Shimotaira (2016–)

Botafogo de Ribeirão Preto – managers

Tim (1947–50)
Minelli (1966)
Vieira (1977)
Antoninho (1978–81)
Sandri (1983)
Geninho (1986)
Rocha (1987)
Sócrates (1990)
Geninho (1991)
Galli (1991)
Afrânio (1992)
Geninho (1993)
Davino (1995)
Zaluar (1997)
Antoninho (1997)
Muricy (1999)
Antoninho (1999–00)
Neto (2000)
L. Pereira (2000)
Paulo (2001)
Edson Porto (2002)
Nicanor (2002)
Carbone (2002–03)
Varlei (2004)
Pinho (2005)
Galli (2005–06)
Edison Só (2006)
Santos (2007)
Copertino (a.i.) (2007)
M. Ribeiro (2007)
Colombini (2008)
L. Dias (2008)
Galli (2009)
R. Fonseca (2010–11)
Fucks (2011)
Diniz (2011)
Sandri (2012)
Benazzi (2012)
Veiga (2012–13)
Baitello (2013)
Paião (2013)
W. Lopes (2014)
Ferreira (2014–15)
Mazola Jr. (2015)
Régis Angeli (a.i.) (2015)
Veiga (2015–16)
M. Fernandes (2016–)

Shimizu S-Pulse – managers

Leão (1992–94) Rivelino (1994) Miyamoto (1995) Ardiles (1996–98) Perryman (1998–00) Zemunović (2000–02) Oki (2003) Gyotoku (2003) Antoninho (2004) Ishizaki (2004) Hasegawa (2005–10) Ghotbi (2011–14) Oenoki (2014–15) Tasaka (2015) Kobayashi (2016–)

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